starruler-linux/locales/english/tutorial.txt

TUTORIAL: Tutorial
TUT_PLAYER_EMP: Terran Empire
TUT_ENEMY_EMP: Xu'sio
TUT_FLAGSHIP_NAME: Superion


TUT_INTRO_TITLE: 3876 CE: The Terran Empire
TUT_INTRO_TEXT: <<|
	[i][/i]"A glorious age dawns in the empire's fourth millennium!
	
	The discovery and colonization of the New Galaxy is well underway and
	proceeding smoothly, attracting people from all over the empire to settle
	on rich frontier worlds and try to improve their lot.

	Or so the newslinks say..."
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TUT_INTRO2_TITLE: 3876 CE: The Terran Empire
TUT_INTRO2_TEXT: <<|
	[i][/i]"In truth, the frontier is a cesspool of outlaws, petty criminals, and
	lawyers, and the empire is frequently forced to send fleets to maintain
	order - Fleets sent under the guise of protecting settlements in unclaimed
	space from the Xu'sio alien menace.

	Of course, this enforced lawfulness only lasts as long as the duration of
	the fleet's deployment, the colonies quickly reverting to their brutish
	ways of robbery, murder and class action lawsuits.
	
	Most EarthFleet commanders had given up on the prospect of reforming the
	frontier entirely..."
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TUT_INTRO3_TITLE: 3876 CE: The Terran Empire
TUT_INTRO3_TEXT: <<|
	[i][/i]"But not Commodore Hople of the proud 119th fleet.

	No, our commander had wanted change and stability on the frontier, and was
	prepared to take a radical approach. The Commodore had flown a shuttle down
	to the planet's largest city to discuss plans and terms with the settlers.

	Commodore Hople had promptly died of dysentery.

	Unfortunately, this left me in charge of the fleet's mission."
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TUT_CAM_TITLE: Controlling the Camera
TUT_CAM_TEXT: <<|
	Familiarize yourself with the command console's viewscreen. Commanding your
	forces might prove difficult if you cannot see them.
	
	[i]If the tutorial is in the way at any time, you may drag it around by its top bar.[/i]
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TUT_CAM_ACT1_TITLE: Look Around
TUT_CAM_ACT1_TEXT: Move the cursor to the [color=#0f0]edge of the screen[/color] or use [color=#0f0]WASD[/color].
TUT_CAM_ACT2_TITLE: Zoom In and Out
TUT_CAM_ACT2_TEXT: Scroll with the [color=#0f0]mouse wheel[/color] or hold [b]both mouse buttons[/b] and [b]drag[/b].
TUT_CAM_ACT3_TITLE: Rotate the View
TUT_CAM_ACT3_TEXT: Hold the [color=#0f0]right mouse button[/color] and [color=#0f0]drag[/color].

TUT_TIME_TITLE: Controlling Time
TUT_TIME_TEXT: <<|
	In the top left corner of the screen while viewing the galaxy, there are time controls.
	
	You may slow or speed up the game from 1/10 to 10x normal speed.
	
	You may also pause and resume at any time.
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TUT_SCAN_TITLE: Driving them Out
TUT_SCAN_TEXT: <<|
	The flagship's long-range sensors have picked up a Xu'sio FTL gate being
	flown into the system, protected by a two small defense fleets.

	Destroy the gate and prevent it from deploying more enemy assault fleets!
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TUT_SCAN_ACT1_TITLE: Select your Fleet
TUT_SCAN_ACT1_TEXT: [color=#0f0]Left click[/color] the flagship to select the fleet.
TUT_SCAN_ACT2_TITLE: Destroy the Enemy Fleet
TUT_SCAN_ACT2_TEXT: [color=#0f0]Right click[/color] an enemy fleet and select [color=#0f0#]Attack[/color].
TUT_SCAN_ACT3_TITLE: Destroy the Enemy Gate
TUT_SCAN_ACT3_TEXT: [color=#0f0]Attack[/color] and destroy all enemy fleets and the enemy FTL Gate.

TUT_FTL_TITLE: Returning to Base
TUT_FTL_TEXT: <<|
	The colony we're protecting is situated in a neighbouring system, [b]Lihls[/b].
	It's about time we get over there and boss them around a little.
	
	We should use our flagship's hyperdrives to FTL there, rather than spending
	an eternity crossing the void in sublight.
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TUT_FTL2_TITLE: Returning to Base
TUT_FTL2_TEXT: <<|
	Use of all methods of FTL travel is limited by the availability of
	[color=#00c0ff][img=ResourceIcon::3;20/] FTL Energy[/color]. This energy is
	harvested through use of special tuning crystals, found on only a few
	planets in the galaxy, and then superluminally transmitted to the ships
	authorized to use it.

	The further away you try to jump, the more energy it costs. Try ordering
	your fleet to use their hyperdrives, draining your stored ftl energy.
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TUT_FTL2_ACT1_TITLE: FTL to Lihls
TUT_FTL2_ACT1_TEXT: <<|
	With your fleet selected, press the '$1' key or click the hyperdrive button
	in the bottom left to order an ftl jump.
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TUT_ARRIVE_TITLE: Captain's Log
TUT_ARRIVE_TEXT: <<|
	"Arriving at the colony, we held a brief funeral ceremony for our commodore
	- now posthumously promoted to Rear Admiral. The local undertaker had done
	a good job covering the charred laser wound on his forehead.

	It was decided that the fleet would continue to support the settlement and
	its expansion into the local area of space until the Terran Empire
	officially claimed the region."
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TUT_RES_TITLE: Resources
TUT_RES_TEXT: <<|
	Most planets in the galaxy contain the natural resources to produce
	a single particular type of resource in quantities large enough for
	a sustained export industry.

	Resources range from food and water, to supercarbons and uranium, to FTL
	crystals. Not every resource can be produced right away, and some resources
	require a higher [b]level[/b] planet in order to produce.
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TUT_LEVEL_TITLE: Expanding and Developing
TUT_LEVEL_TEXT: <<|
	Every settled planet has a [b]level[/b], ranging from level 0 to level 5.
	Planet levels indicate the amount of infrastructure, population and
	development a planet possesses, and higher level planets are better in many
	ways.

	In order to level up a planet, it requires access to more and more
	resources, imported from different planets. For example, level 1 planets require [b][img=ResourceClassIcons::3;22/] Food and [img=ResourceClassIcons::4;22/] Water[/b].
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TUT_LEVEL2_TITLE: Expanding and Developing
TUT_LEVEL2_TEXT: <<|
	When you export a resource, the original planet no longer has access to
	that resource for its own use.

	Because planets require resources from other planets to level up, not every
	planet can be a high-level powerhouse. It is important to carefully choose
	which planets to send resources to, and which higher level resources to
	start producing.

	In our case, we want to level up Spacewood to level 2 to gain extra income
	and population.
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TUT_EXPAND_TITLE: Colonizing and Exporting
TUT_EXPAND_TEXT: <<|
	To reach [b]Level 2[/b], Spacewood requires a [b][img=ResourceClassIcons::0;22/] Tier 1 resource[/b]
	(such as [template=resource_ref;NativeGold/]) and another [b]Food[/b] (such as [template=resource_ref;Grain/]).
	
	[b]Select[/b] Spacewood and [b]right-click[/b] a planet you wish to colonize, and choose 'Colonize with Spacewood.'
	You may also [b]right-click[/b] the planet on its own and choose 'Colonize This,' which will automatically choose a planet to colonize with.
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TUT_EXPAND_ACT1_TITLE: Colonize a Food Resource
TUT_EXPAND_ACT1_TEXT: <<
	Colonize a nearby [b][img=ResourceClassIcons::3;22/] Food[/b] planet.
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TUT_EXPAND_ACT2_TITLE: Export the Food to Spacewood
TUT_EXPAND_ACT2_TEXT: <<
	Export the [b][img=ResourceClassIcons::3;22/] Food[/b] resource to spacewood by left clicking and dragging from the Food planet to spacewood.
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TUT_EXPAND_ACT3_TITLE: Colonize a Tier 1 Resource
TUT_EXPAND_ACT3_TEXT: <<
	Colonize a nearby [b][img=ResourceClassIcons::0;22/] Tier 1 Resource[/b] planet.
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TUT_EXPAND_ACT4_TITLE: Export the Tier 1 Resource to Spacewood
TUT_EXPAND_ACT4_TEXT: <<
	Queue the export of the [b][img=ResourceClassIcons::0;22/] Tier 1 Resource[/b] resource to spacewood by left clicking and dragging from the source planet to spacewood.
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TUT_LEVELREQS_TITLE: Planet Level Requirements
TUT_LEVELREQS_TEXT: <<|
	Next, we'll need to upgrade two planets. Each planet level has a growing need for more resoures of different tiers. Every planet requires a source of [b][img=ResourceClassIcons::4;22/] Water[/b], and each level requires an additional [b][img=ResourceClassIcons::3;22/] Food[/b]. On top of these, higher levels have need of a number of [b][img=ResourceClassIcons::0;22/] Tier 1[/b] and [b][img=ResourceClassIcons::1;22/] Tier 2[/b] resources.
	
	At any time, you can check what types of resources a planet will need to upgrade by [b]selecting[/b] the planet and looking in the bottom left, or by [b]double-clicking[/b] a planet and checking the bottom left panel.
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TUT_IMPORT1_TITLE: Upgrading Planets
TUT_IMPORT1_TEXT: <<|
	Your new planet must reach [b]Level 1[/b] to produce and export its [b][img=ResourceClassIcons::0;22/] Tier 1 Resource[/b]. To reach level 1 and use its resource, we must import a [b][img=ResourceClassIcons::3;22/] Food[/b] and a [b][img=ResourceClassIcons::4;22/] Water[/b] resource from other planets.
	
	Resources can be exported anywhere within your [b][color=#8888ff]Empire[/color][/b] border. Your [b][color=#999999]Trade[/color][/b] border shows systems that will become tradeable once colonized. [b][img=ResourceClassIcons::4;22/]Water[/b] is available nearby in [b]Odatak[/b].
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TUT_IMPORT1_ACT1_TITLE: Level up the Tier 1 resource planet
TUT_IMPORT1_ACT1_TEXT: <<|
	Colonize a source of [b][img=ResourceClassIcons::3;22/] Food[/b] and [b][img=ResourceClassIcons::4;22/] Water[/b],
	and export them to the tier 1 resource planet.
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TUT_IMPORT2_TITLE: Colonizing and Exporting
TUT_IMPORT2_TEXT: <<|
	Now that you've provided the resources for your planet to start becoming [b]Level 1[/b], its population will start growing. When the population level reaches the amount required for the level up, it will start producing its resource and export it to Spacewood per your earlier queued order.

	To reach Level 1, your planet needs to grow to [b][img=$Population;22/] 2 population[/b].
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TUT_IMPORT2_ACT1_TITLE: Level Spacewood to level 2
TUT_IMPORT2_ACT1_TEXT: <<|
	Finish leveling up Spacewood to [b]Level 2[/b] by waiting for the population on your Tier 1 resource planet to grow.
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TUT_EXPAND_SUCC_TITLE: Success!
TUT_EXPAND_SUCC_TEXT: <<|
	Congratulations! You provided Spacewood with the resources needed for it to
	become a Level 2 world.

	When you select a planet, you can see its current level and the required
	imports to level it up on the information panel in the bottom left.

	Many resources have particular [b]special effects[/b], separate to their contribution to planet levels. Be sure to read their short descriptions in the bottom left information panel, or hover over it to show a more detailed description.
	
	Decide carefully which planets and resources to invest in leveling up to gain their benefits!
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TUT_BUDGET_TITLE: Budget Cycles
TUT_BUDGET_TEXT: <<|
	Building, purchasing and maintaining things costs
	[b][color=#d1cb6a][img=ResourceIcon::0;20/] Money[/color][/b].

	Money, like most resources, is produced by your civilian population and
	infrastructure. The higher a planet's population, the more money it makes.
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TUT_BUDGET2_TITLE: Budget Cycles
TUT_BUDGET2_TEXT: <<|
	Your income is budgeted along 3-minute [b]Budget Cycles[/b]. Every cycle,
	your budget is re-calculated and you will gain use of any money you netted,
	to spend over the next 3 minutes.

	Any money not spent at the end of a budget cycle will instead be spent on
	one of the welfare options you can choose in the resource bar.
	
	It is not possible to save money from one budget cycle to the next, but
	borrowing money as an advance from an upcoming cycle is possible, at
	a hefty markup.
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TUT_BUILD_TITLE: Building a Scout
TUT_BUILD_TEXT: <<|
	We should build a scout to check out what's going on in Xaste, another
	system neighbouring Spacewood. The enemy may be trying to sneak in another
	FTL gate.
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TUT_BUILD_ACT1_TITLE: Manage the Planet
TUT_BUILD_ACT1_TEXT: <<|
	Open the planet management screen on Spacewood by [b]double-clicking[/b]
	it, or clicking the 'Manage Planet' button in the bottom left.
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TUT_BUILD_ACT2_TITLE: Construct a Scout
TUT_BUILD_ACT2_TEXT: <<|
	Click the "Scout (16)" ship design from the ship construction list on the
	right to start construction.
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TUT_BUILD2_TITLE: Reinforcing a Fleet
TUT_BUILD2_TEXT: <<|
	Note how the Scout design indicated it would cost [img=ResourceIcon::0;20/]
	§39k / §36k. The first number indicates its [b]Build Cost[/b] is §39k,
	which you will need to spend immediately from your available budget. The
	second number is its [b]Maintenance Cost[/b], the §36k will be subtracted
	as a maintenance cost from each subsequent budget.

	While we wait for our Scout to finish constructing, lets order some
	additional [b]Support Ships[/b] for our original Battleship's fleet.
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TUT_BUILD2_ACT1_TITLE: Exit Planet Management
TUT_BUILD2_ACT1_TEXT: Close the planet management screen by [b]right-clicking[/b].
TUT_BUILD2_ACT2_TITLE: Manage your Battleship Fleet
TUT_BUILD2_ACT2_TEXT: Open the fleet management panel on your Battleship by [b]double-clicking[/b] it.
TUT_BUILD2_ACT3_TITLE: Order Beamships
TUT_BUILD2_ACT3_TEXT: Click [b]'Add Support Group'[/b] and order 10 Additional [b]Beamships[/b] to be added to the Battleship's fleet.
TUT_BUILD2_ACT4_TITLE: Finish Scout Construction
TUT_BUILD2_ACT4_TEXT: Wait for Spacewood to finish constructing a Scout. Support ships can be constructed at the same time as larger projects.

TUT_SCOUT_TITLE: Scouting Xaste
TUT_SCOUT_TEXT: <<|
	Great! The fleet will automatically order its queued support groups from
	any nearby planets with labor generation. Different flagships can support
	differing amounts of supports, as indicated by the [b]"Support Capacity"[/b]
	indicator above the supports list.

	While our fleet is being reinforced, we'll want to send our scout to take
	a peek at the enemy.
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TUT_SCOUT_ACT1_TITLE: Scout Xaste
TUT_SCOUT_ACT1_TEXT: <<|
	Send your newly constructed scout to the Xaste system. Use its hyperdrive
	if you want to.
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TUT_CONQ_TITLE: Conquering Xaste
TUT_CONQ_TEXT: <<|
	Our scout has detected an enemy colony in the Xaste system, occupying
	a Phasite planet. Phasite is a level 0 resource that gives Research.
	
	Since there don't seem to be any major defense fleets around, we should
	send in our fleet to take the planet by force: Kill the planet's own
	defense ships, then lay siege to it with your fleet to reduce its loyalty.
	When its loyalty is completely drained, the planet will be yours!
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TUT_CONQ_ACT1_TITLE: Jump Battleship into Xaste
TUT_CONQ_ACT1_TEXT: Jump your Battleship fleet into the Xaste system using its hyperdrives.
TUT_CONQ_ACT2_TITLE: Eliminate Defenses
TUT_CONQ_ACT2_TEXT: Move your fleet to Xaste IV and eliminate the defense ships in orbit.
TUT_CONQ_ACT3_TITLE: Capture Planet
TUT_CONQ_ACT3_TEXT: Select your fleet, then [b]right-click[/b] Xaste IV and select the "Capture" option. Wait for your fleet to finish capturing the planet.

TUT_CAPT_TITLE: Victory!
TUT_CAPT_TEXT: <<|
	The enemy planet has succumbed to your fleet's siege! The colony is now yours to command.

	In order to use the Phasite it is producing and start generating research, export it to Spacewood.
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TUT_CAPT_ACT1_TITLE: Export Phasite
TUT_CAPT_ACT1_TEXT: Export Xaste IV's Phasite to Spacewood.

TUT_PRES_TITLE: Resources and Pressures
TUT_PRES_TEXT: <<|
	In addition to planets requiring particular types of resources to level up,
	resources can provide their consuming planet with [b]Pressure[/b].
	
	Civilian population on the planet will automatically develop [b]Civilian
	Buildings[/b] on the planet's surface to produce the type of pressure being
	imported (one of Money, Influence, Energy, Research, Defense, or Labor).

	Planets can only support a limited amount of pressure, dependent on their
	total population. Importing more pressure than a planets capacity will
	result in lost production efficiency.
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TUT_BLD_TITLE: Imperial Buildings
TUT_BLD_TEXT: <<|
	Although most of your production will be from civilian infrastructure, it
	is possible to spend parts of your budget on constructing [b]Imperial
	Buildings[/b] on planet surfaces.

	These buildings generally cost a lot of money to build and maintain, but
	can give benefits that you would not otherwise be able to get.
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TUT_BLD_ACT1_TITLE: Manage Spacewood
TUT_BLD_ACT1_TEXT: [b]Double-click[/b] Spacewood in order to open its planet management screen.
TUT_BLD_ACT2_TITLE: Open Buildings List
TUT_BLD_ACT2_TEXT: Open the imperial buildings list by clicking the [b]Buildings[/b] button on the right.
TUT_BLD_ACT3_TITLE: Construct a Research Complex
TUT_BLD_ACT3_TEXT: Speed up your research by selecting [b]Research Complex[/b] and placing it on the surface on the left.

TUT_RSC_TITLE: Researching Fields
TUT_RSC_TEXT: <<|
	Resources that give [color=#8c4ec9][img=ResourceIcon::4;20/][b] Research Pressure[/b][/color] will produce research points over time.

	Research points are used to unlock technologies on the research grid, which have various effects and improvements.
	
	You can only research technologies adjacent to ones you already have. Technologies available for researching are indicated with a bright border.
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TUT_RSC_ACT1_TITLE: View Research
TUT_RSC_ACT1_TEXT: Switch to the [b]Research Tab[/b] in the tab bar.
TUT_RSC_ACT2_TITLE: Research Armoring
TUT_RSC_ACT2_TEXT: Research the 'Armoring' technology accessible from your Science starting point.
TUT_RSC_ACT3_TITLE: Research Bulkheads
TUT_RSC_ACT3_TEXT: Research the 'Bulkhead' technology that is now accessible.

TUT_DSG_TITLE: Ship Designs
TUT_DSG_TEXT: <<|
	Every ship you build, flagship or support ship, is based on a design. In
	order to build ships equipped with our recently unlocked Bulkhead,
	we need to change one of our designs to use it.
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TUT_DSG_ACT1_TITLE: Open Heavy Carrier
TUT_DSG_ACT1_TEXT: From the designs tab, [b]click[/b] the Heavy Carrier design in order to edit it.
TUT_DSG2_TITLE: Subsystems
TUT_DSG2_TEXT: <<|
	Every ship design consists of [b]subsystems[/b]. Subsystems can consist of
	any number of hexes, and can be painted in any shape on the design. The
	larger the size of a subsystem, the better it is relative to the other
	subsystems on the design.

	Some subsystems have 'core' hexes: gun turrets, engine exhausts, etc.

	If a core hex is destroyed in combat, the entire subsystem shuts off until it is repaired.
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TUT_DSG3_TITLE: Adding Armor
TUT_DSG3_TEXT: <<|
	Let's make the Heavy Carrier a bit more heavily armored by adding some
	plate armor hexes to protect its core hexes.

	Select [b]Plate Armor[/b] from the subsystem list on the left by first clicking the "Defense" category, and then clicking the "Plate Armor" subsystem.
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TUT_DSG3_ACT1_TITLE: Add Plate Armor
TUT_DSG3_ACT1_TEXT: Place at least [b]3 additional[/b] plate armor hexes by [b]left clicking[/b] on the design. You can remove any unwanted hexes by [b]right clicking[/b] them.
TUT_DSG4_TITLE: Modifiers
TUT_DSG4_TEXT: <<|
	In addition to adding subsytems, it is also possible to add [b]Subsystem Modifiers[/b] inside particular subsystems. These are things like bulkheads and targeting sensors, and can improve or alter the statistics of a subsystem.

	Be wary though, adding multiple modifiers to a subsystem can make it extremely expensive to build.
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TUT_DSG4_ACT1_TITLE: Add a Bulkhead
TUT_DSG4_ACT1_TEXT: Add a bulkhead to at least one of the guns to increase its health.
TUT_DSG4_ACT2_TITLE: Save the Design
TUT_DSG4_ACT2_TEXT: Click the [b]Save[/b] button in the top right to save your changes to the "Heavy Carrier" design.

TUT_FLT_TITLE: Constructing a New Fleet
TUT_FLT_TEXT: <<|
	We can deploy our newly modified flagship design by constructing a fleet
	from Spacewood. We'll want to give it some support ships to increase the
	fleet's firepower.
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TUT_FLT_ACT1_TITLE: Manage Spacewood
TUT_FLT_ACT1_TEXT: Return to the Galaxy Tab and [b]double-click[/b] Spacewood in order to open its planet management screen.
TUT_FLT_ACT2_TITLE: Build Heavy Carrier
TUT_FLT_ACT2_TEXT: Click "Heavy Carrier" from the ships list on the right.
TUT_FLT_ACT3_TITLE: Build Beamships
TUT_FLT_ACT3_TEXT: Click the Heavy Carrier in the construction queue to highlight it, then click the [b]Beamship[/b] design to add 10 Beamships to the fleet.
TUT_FLT_ACT4_TITLE: Build more Supports
TUT_FLT_ACT4_TEXT: Add some more different types of support ships to the fleet under construction.
TUT_FLT_ACT5_TITLE: Finish Construction
TUT_FLT_ACT5_TEXT: Notice that support ships are constructed in parallel to the flagship while the fleet finishes constructing.

TUT_ENG_TITLE: Energy and Artifacts
TUT_ENG_TEXT: <<|
	Particular resources in your empire will produce [b]Energy[/b]. This
	represents massive quantities of stored energy that you can transmit and
	use to activate ancient remnant devices, scattered across the galaxy.

	We detected a [b]Power Cell[/b] in the Xaste system, which we can equip to
	upgrade our new fleet by spending energy.
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TUT_ENG_ACT1_TITLE: Activate Artifact
TUT_ENG_ACT1_TEXT: Select the Power Cell and click the equip button on the bottom left, or select the artifact from the quickbar in the top right.
TUT_ENG_ACT2_TITLE: Equip to Fleet
TUT_ENG_ACT2_TEXT: Click your newly constructed fleet to spend 500 Energy and equip the Power Cell. This increases its combat strength.

TUT_INF_TITLE: Diplomatic Actions
TUT_INF_TEXT: <<|
	You can conduct diplomacy by spending [b]Influence[/b] points, generated on
	your planets by particular resources found throughout the galaxy. These
	points are used to purchase and activate [b]Diplomatic Actions[/b].
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TUT_INF2_TITLE: The Influence Stack
TUT_INF2_TEXT: <<|
	All empires purchase their [b]Diplomatic Actions[/b] from a shared list on
	the diplomacy tab, called the [b]"Influence Stack"[/b]. At regular
	intervals, new cards are added to the right side of the stack, and cards
	will drop off and disappear from the left side.

	Diplomatic actions become cheaper to purchase the longer they spend in the
	influence stack, but be careful of waiting too long to buy attractive cards
	- other empires may snatch them up first!
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TUT_INF3_TITLE: Purchasing an Action
TUT_INF3_TEXT: <<|
	We want to see what our enemy, the Xu'sio is up to in this region.
	Fortunately, there is a [b]Spy[/b] card on the influence stack right now,
	which we can use to gain vision over their activities.
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TUT_INF3_ACT1_TITLE: Purchase Spy
TUT_INF3_ACT1_TEXT: From the diplomacy tab, click the "Spy (Xu'sio)" action in the influence stack, then click the [b]Purchase[/b] button.
TUT_INF3_ACT2_TITLE: Activate Spy
TUT_INF3_ACT2_TEXT: Click the "Spy (Xu'sio)" action in your list of available actions, then click the [b]Activate[/b] button.
TUT_INF4_TITLE: Spying
TUT_INF4_TEXT: <<|
	Notice how the "Spy" effect was added to the list of currently active
	influence effects. Long-term diplomatic effects usually require an
	[b]Influence Upkeep[/b].

	In this case, your "Spy" effect is reducing your influence point generation
	by 20% until it expires or is dismissed.
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TUT_SPY_TITLE: Enemy System Spotted!
TUT_SPY_TEXT: <<|
	Our spying has spotted an enemy system nearby, we should take a look at it
	on our galaxy screen.
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TUT_SPY_ACT1_TITLE: View Yingmow
TUT_SPY_ACT1_TEXT: Find the system our Spy action revealed on the map.

TUT_ANNEX_TITLE: Annex Yingmow
TUT_ANNEX_TEXT: <<|
	The Terran Empire is a great empire, and has tremendous influence in the
	galactic senate. This is good for us, as we can expend this influence to
	[b]Annex[/b] the Yingmow system diplomatically.
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TUT_ANNEX_ACT1_TITLE: Activate Annex System
TUT_ANNEX_ACT1_TEXT: Activate the [b]Annex System[/b] card you have, then select the Yingmow system by clicking its star.

TUT_VOTE_TITLE: Influence Votes
TUT_VOTE_TEXT: <<|
	Certain diplomatic actions require you to pass [b]Votes[/b] in the galactic
	senate in order for them to take effect. Annexing a system is one of these votes.

	All votes have a current [b]Support Level[/b], indicating the sum of all
	their support reduced by their opposition. Most of the time, a vote will
	start at +1 support.

	Empires can pay influence to play [b]Support Cards[/b] into a vote,
	increasing or reducing the support level or adding various special effects.
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TUT_VOTE2_TITLE: Passing a Vote
TUT_VOTE2_TEXT: <<|
	While an influence vote, or "Proposition", has a positive support level,
	its green bar will fill up and a remaining time to [b]Pass[/b] the proposition is shown.

	When the support level is negative, any progress on the green bar is first
	removed, then the red bar fills up. When the remaining time to fail hits
	0 seconds, the vote will be [b]Rejected[/b].

	Influence votes are a diplomatic tug-of-war that any empire in the galactic
	senate can influence the result of.
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TUT_VOTE3_TITLE: Supporting a Vote
TUT_VOTE3_TEXT: <<|
	The Xu'sio have used one of their "Rhetoric" actions to gather opposition
	to your annex vote in the Senate. Quick, use one of your own actions to get
	the [b]Support Level[/b] back in the green before the vote's red failure
	bar fills up and the vote is rejected.
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TUT_VOTE3_ACT1_TITLE: Use "Negotiate"
TUT_VOTE3_ACT1_TEXT: Click one of your [b]Negotiate[/b] cards and press the [b]Play in Support[/b] button to influence the vote.
TUT_VOTE3_ACT2_TITLE: Win the Vote
TUT_VOTE3_ACT2_TEXT: Respond to enemy support cards by playing your own negotiates and win the vote by filling up the support bar.

TUT_ANNEX2_TITLE: Annexation Complete!
TUT_ANNEX2_TEXT: <<|
	By convincing the Galactic Senate that the Yingmow system belongs to you,
	you've successfully [b]Annexed[/b] it. The colonized planets in the system
	are now yours!

	Unfortunately, sources within the Terran Empire have informed us of a large
	Xu'sio military movement towards the Yingmow system, so we should prepare
	our defenses to repel them.
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TUT_DEFCORE_TITLE: Build Defense Station
TUT_DEFCORE_TEXT: <<|
	We should construct a defense orbital in the Yingmow system as our first line of defense.
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TUT_DEFCORE_ACT1_TITLE: Manage Spacewood
TUT_DEFCORE_ACT1_TEXT: [b]Double-click[/b] Spacewood in order to open its planet management screen.
TUT_DEFCORE_ACT2_TITLE: Open Orbitals List
TUT_DEFCORE_ACT2_TEXT: Open the orbitals list by clicking the [b]Orbitals[/b] button on the right.
TUT_DEFCORE_ACT3_TITLE: Construct a Defense Platform
TUT_DEFCORE_ACT3_TEXT: Click "Defense Platform" in the orbitals list.
TUT_DEFCORE_ACT4_TITLE: Place Orbital
TUT_DEFCORE_ACT4_TEXT: Place the orbital by clicking on any location in the Yingmow system.

TUT_DEFPROJ_TITLE: Defense Generation
TUT_DEFPROJ_TEXT: <<|
	The Spacewood locals have informed us that they've set up a means of
	creating defense ships to protect themselves.

	[b][color=#af7926][img=ResourceIcon::5;20/] Defense[/color][/b] can be used to produce free support ships over time, all around your empire.

	To determine which systems or planets receive defense ships, you need to mark them to use defense.
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TUT_DEFPROJ_ACT1_TITLE: Build Defense for Yingmow
TUT_DEFPROJ_ACT1_TEXT: [b]Right-click[/b] the Yingmow Star, then select "Start using defense for Yingmow".
TUT_DEFPROJ_ACT2_TITLE: Move Heavy Carrier
TUT_DEFPROJ_ACT2_TEXT: While we wait for our defense orbital and ships to finish construction, move your Heavy Carrier fleet to Yingmow.

TUT_DEF_TITLE: Hold the Line!
TUT_DEF_TEXT: <<|
	When you're ready to defend against the invading Xu'sio savages, press the "FIGHT!" button.
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ENTER_COMBAT: FIGHT!
TUT_DEF2_TITLE: War!
TUT_DEF2_TEXT: The enemy fleets have invaded our newly conquered system. We must repel them at all cost!
TUT_DEF2_ACT1_TITLE: Defend the Yingmow System
TUT_DEF2_ACT1_TEXT: Defeat all invading fleets.

TUT_FINAL_TITLE: Congratulations!
TUT_FINAL_TEXT: <<|
	You've managed to drive the enemy out of this sector of space, and expanded
	your own foothold into it at the same time, well done!

	[i]This is the end of the tutorial, feel free to continue experimenting
	with your empire before starting a real game against AI or Human
	Opponents.[/i]

	You can check the in-game [b]Wiki[/b] for more information on the game and
	its mechanics, or feel free to join the in-game official Star Ruler [b]IRC
	Channel[/b] to talk to fellow players or bug one of the resident SR Developers!
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