Markus Armbruster
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625 B
Perl
20 lines
625 B
Perl
.TH Command PBOARD
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.NA pboard "Board enemy plane"
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.LV Basic
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.SY "pboard [<PLANE>]"
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The pboard command enables the owner of a sector to capture any planes
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another player has trapped in that sector.
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To board plane #6 you might type:
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.EX pboard 6
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.s1
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In order to board a plane, the plane must be on the ground in a sector
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that you own.
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.s1
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Some things to note:
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.s1
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The crew of the plane will attempt to blow up or disable the plane to
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avoid capture.
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.s1
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The boarding parties do not recognize relations. Thus "pboard *" will
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board all planes in your territory whether owned by allies or enemies.
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.SA "Attacking, Planes, Combat"
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