Targeted Scans are similar to Active Scans. This window also displays the different signatures of the vessel, as well as its distance from the sensors.
This suggests the vessel is attempting to avoid confrontation and repair its shields quickly. This provides insight into the priorities of the specific vessel.įor example: An enemy may suddenly put full power into shields and engineering, while removing almost all power from weapons. Players can also see the object’s power allocation to each of its four reactor conduits. The Scientist can click on anything underneath the “Detected Objects” list to bring up more information about that specific item.This can include hostility, whether or not it has detected you, unique weapons it has equipped, or if it matches a GX Entry. Discovering a far away object using an active scan will alert you to its presence, but it will immediately become “out of range” and disappear after a while. Initiating an active scan will massively increase the range of that specific sensor and will allow you to discover objects from a much farther distance. When an object leaves the range of the tactical sensors, it will become “out of range” and disappear from the screen after a short time.Īctive Scans are specific actions that temporarily disable tactical sensors. When objects are within those ranges, they automatically appear under “Detected Objects”. They have specific ranges based on how much power is being allocated to science from the reactor screen. Tactical Sensors are always running by default.
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