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Pirates

**Pirates** are a faction within Rebel Galaxy Outlaw.

## Description

Pirates consist of all criminal hostiles in the Dodge Sector other than those affiliated with the three major pirate gangs: the DoubleJacks, the Red Devils, and the Steel Rats. In other words, these are trivially small gangs or independent pirates scrounging the scraps left by the main groups. They are the most common enemies that will be encountered. Juno Markev can occasionally talk down pirates who she runs across and avoid combat.

## Ships

* Jackrabbit
* Hellconey
* Coachwhip
* Adze
* Revenant
* Kodiak
* Freighter
* Frigate
* Destroyer
* Light Cruiser
* Cruiser
Patch Notes Version 1.12

Rebel Galaxy Outlaw Release version 1.12 (August 22, 2019) - Just under 30MB

### INTERFACE

* You can now view price histories and services for any station from the Sector Map - on-station, in PDA, and in-flight. Should be very useful for trade!

### BALANCE

* Blood Eagle can now use Mk4 Power Plant and Mk3 Shields
* Sequoia can now use Mk3 Shields
* Mission relative difficulty calculations have been reworked - missions should no longer show as Low or Mild Risk as early based on your equipment.
* Several early story mission risk approximations were altered to better reflect their difficulty

### BUGS

* Further protections against ever spawning inside a ship
* Fixed a corner case where sometimes autopilot could bring you out into atmospheric burn due to rearrangement to avoid other objects
* In Sim & Old-School modes, mining lasers should not have full aim assist

### MISC

* Updated various translations. Thanks to the German and Russian players who have brought these to our attention. If you spot others, please pop by the Discord with a screenshot and an explanation so we can explore further.
Repair Droid

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**Repair Droids** are subsystems in *Rebel Galaxy*.

## Details

The Repair Droid can perform spot maintenance on internal systems. This process is quite slow, however, and the Droid is incapable of performing exterior repairs to the hull, or to the power core.

Cannot equip more than one **Repair Droid**. As is the case for all Subsystems at the moment.

If you have a fully loaded vessel and engaged in heavy combat(hard to avoid) this Droid pays for itself in no time. Often repairing weapons and other systems while you travel.
Canyon

**Canyon** is a map in Gigantic.

## Summary

Canyon is a map that was first revealed during PAX 2014. Though the map was first designed as a cave, Motiga opened it up for more possibilities in open combat. Workers seem to pock the landscape in the process of extracting something, though the exact nature of this something is up for grabs, as little is known at this time.
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**Cheapshot** is a mobile multiplayer GPS game available on the Itunes store. Stake your claim on places around town by planting 🌵 prickly cacti. Is a location you want already claimed by another player? You can ask them nicely to let you in or take the area by force.

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Torpedo Launcher

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The Torpedo Launcher

**Torpedo Launchers** are launcher weapons in *Rebel Galaxy*.

## Details

Proton Torpedoes have a very short range, but extremely high damage. They can be fired rapidly, but with no guidance systems, the pilot must be extremely accurate.
Rebel Galaxy Outlaw

Rebel Galaxy Outlaw

***Rebel Galaxy Outlaw*** is a space sim and *Rebel Galaxy prequel* developed by Double Damage Games.

Crank the volume
Chamber another round
and burn like hell

**Last Chance on the Final Frontier, Back Into the Life...**
Juno Markev was an outlaw and smuggler who went straight and settled down, until her husband was murdered on what should have been a simple shipping run. She's on the trail of the guy that did it.
Things don't go as planned, After an encounter in a shady watering hole goes bad, her ship is destroyed. She finds herself in debt to an old friend and casino owner who gives her a rustbucket and some words of advice.

**Time to dust off and take another swing.**
Rebel Galaxy Outlaw takes place in a greasy, blue-collar world of outlaws, truckers, cops and thieves. Nobody's saving the universe around here. They'd settle for saving their own skin.
Slide into your cockpit, switch on the Subspace Radio and listen to one of 7 stations with over 21 hours of music, DJs and commercials.
Drop by a seedy dive bar and play a round of 8-ball or dice poker for credits or gear. Or just sweat a few rounds of StarVenger. But don’t waste too much time, those Tachyon Lasers aren’t going to buy themselves.

**Kickass Combat**
Some people are preoccupied with realism. We are preoccupied with explosions. Pulling hard turns and raking the hull of your target with 45mm lead while fire billows from their engine housing. Dragging a cluster of magna-mines into an imposing pirate cruiser. Seeing the glass crack on your windscreen as a minitorp detonates just off your port side. Flaming and sparking debris tumbling into the black. That's our thing.
Let's face it, space sims have always had a bit of a problem. Six degrees of freedom means lots of folks end up lost, and half the time you're spinning in a circle trying to find an angle on a deeply unsatisfying space joust. We think we've got a pretty good solution to that. Every ship comes with an autopursuit mechanism which can be engaged at will to get your target onscreen. Spend your time fine tuning your weapons lead and dodging wreckage, not spinning in circles like an idiot.
The focus here is on getting where you want, shooting what you want, and not having to screw around.

## See also

* How to play guide for Rebel Galaxy
* Release date
* System requirements
Dragons

**Dragons** is one of the bots in Cheapshot.

## Description

Dragons are the second most powerful bots. Do not try to fight them until you are strong. When a dragon is killed, it Will leave behind an army of snakes. However, you are sometimes rewarded with Dragon Glass or a controllable dragon bot. You can also acquire dragons by opening zombie boxes. To attract a roaming dragon, you can either attack it or attack another roaming bot. Dragons are also attracted to cookies, snakes and bees (snakes and bees must be low level)

## Notes

If a large amount of police officers are attacking a player,a roaming dragon may come and help the police.

Box Dragons (From 📦 Zombie Box): 2k 💚 - 100 💚/h
System requirements

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The following are the minimum and recommended **system requirements** for *Cheapshot*. Whi these requirements do not represent a guaranteed working configuration, meeting the minimum requirements should ensure at least a launch-able environment. This game requires access to the Apple OS.

## See also

* How to play guide for Cheapshot
* Release date
Cador's Charge

**Cador's Charge** is an ability appearing in Gigantic.

## Summary

"Cador's Charge" is an attack utilized by Aisling. In this attack, Aisling calls upon her father's spirit for help, and he emerges from the sword, surging forward, attacking and dealing massive damage.

## Strategy

This attack is amazing for crowd control. The biggest benefit here is that the skill has a certain measure of shock and awe, and is thus best used when facing a group of enemies. Enemies will typically break apart when the center column is hit, so if you use this skill on the enemy DPS or the center column, you're essentially forcing their team into two. With enough people on your team paying attention, this can basically route even the most effective assault teams 99% of the time.

## Official Quote

"When Sir Cador's spirit sought rest, the sword he wielded for decades felt like home. Never did he imagine that Aisling would insist on wielding it."

## Official Summary

Aisling's father, Cador, emerges from the sword, flies forward, and attacks.

## Tier 1 Upgrades

* Cador's Charge - Cador launches a powerful melee attack with a cooldown of 7 seconds.
* Cador's Defenses - Allies nearby to Cador gains +10 armor.

## Tier 2 Upgrades

* Fast Recharge - Cador's power attack cooldown is reduced from 7 seconds to 3.
* Burning Blade - Cador's Charge inflicts a burn status that lasts 3 seconds.
* Cador's Might - Allies nearby to Cador deal an extra +15% damage.
* Cador's Restoration - Allies nearby to Cador gain 30 health per second.
Rats

**Rats** is one of the bots in Cheapshot. The more you kill, the more will come after you, just like the police.

## Description

Rats are real assholes. With every rat killed, the 👑 Rat Queen will send more rats your way. Eventually she may even come out and attack you herself. When you defeat the 👑 Rat Queen you will earn a zombie box 📦 or a gift box 🎁and a lot of 🧀.
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* Release date
* Game support

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Snakes

**Snakie** is one of the bots in Cheapshot.

## Description

Snakies protect you, your bots and your buildings. They are categorized as a *Defender bot**.***

You can attach one or more Snakies to your bots and the Snakie will protect it. Put Snakies into your buildings and they will jump out to defend them when building 💚 is below 50%.

You can also use snakies to stop harassing waves of police.

Snakies level-up as they shoot. With every level their 💚 max increases by +50.

## Notes

Snakies cost 💰3000 in the shop.

A Snakie protecting a player will only attack if the player is attacked, not if the player attacks.

When you kill a dragon, it will drop a few “Dragonborn” Snakies, they are stronger than normal snakies.

Some Snakes have special names (King Cobra, 濡女), Which can be obtained through Level rewards.
Ruthless

**Ruthless** is a character in *Rebel Galaxy Outlaw*.

His home station is Tallulah in Louisiana.

Once he joins you as buddy, he will helping you in battle also providing some side quests.

## Background

This individual is thought to be responsible for the murder of Juno Markev's husband, who she pursues over the course of the game. In the opening narration, Juno says his name is "Ruthless" or "Ruth."

After Juno tracks him down, he claims his innocence and will join you as a buddy, providing some side quests and helping you in battle.

He flies a pirate Revenant adorned with a unique paintjob.

## As a Buddy

Ruth flies a formidable pirate Revenant featuring a unique paintjob. The loadout is exactly the same as its pirate counterpart.

* 4 Trion Accelerator
* 2 Tracer
* Swarm Launcher
* Torpedo Launcher

Notes: Ruth's craft is slow but has tremendous direct firepower at his disposal and he will spam his Swarm Missiles often just like his pirate counterparts. He can easily pick off weaker enemies while you are busy taking out key targets. He is also not to shabby at bringing down gunships and capital ships himself. Because of this, Ruth is arguably one of the best buddies along with Satchel.
Patch Notes Version 1.06

Rebel Galaxy Outlaw version v1.06 (August 14, 2019)

* Mouse control precision updates!
* New 'recenter mouse' control (unbound by default)
* New mouse reticle display mode in flight
* Can also hide mouse display in flight
* Can disable all mouse smoothing for relative mouse mode
* Can turn off relative mouse easing
* Can flip mouse pitch axis independently
* Can can can you do the can can?
* Fix for one axis that didn't negative/positive pair properly (throttles)
* Fall all the way back to Mono if you can't get Stereo sound
* We now allow the game to run with no sound if no devices are ever resolved
* Default to 'stereo override' to deal with quad and/or surround issues. Allow override in settings (requires a game restart)
* Fix for arcade sprite squishing in ultrawide
* Fix for Orzu intro video squishing in ultrawide. Orzu appreciated this.
* Ensure that a directional foul in 8-ball doesn't get passed on to the next player
* Mouse precision mode turns slower in 8-ball
* Fix some radial menu selection issues in ultrawide (and especially ultra-ultrawide)
* Fixed Ravalli mission computer placement. Richter was clearly playing a joke on us. Ha ha, Richter.
How to play guide for Cheapshot

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This page will serve as a basic **how to play guide for *Cheapshot***. While there is very little information available at this time, we urge you to check back often, as new information is being added all the time! Feel free to edit this guide with any tips, tricks, and suggestions.

## How to play

### Upgrade your plants

Cacti produce a small amount of money. And you can upgrade them to 🌻, 🌳 or better cash crops which are stronger and yield more funds.

### Meeting other players

In Cheapshot, players see each other in real time on the map. Talk to them by holding the 🎙 button. Make new friends or enemies — it’s up to you.

### Become a stronger character

You get 🎖experience for everything you do. Install mods as you level-up and always be on the look out for better ones.

### War

Sometimes war is the only option left. Battle other players that stand in your way, reduce their territories to ash. Just don’t kill their bees — because obviously that’s bad manners.

## Tips and tricks

* Tap and hold the mic to talk to other players. What you say will be recognized automatically and will be shown as a speech bubble next to your character.
* Speak over any area on the map and your message will be broadcast to everyone visible on the screen.
* Control your bots with voice commands in English, Swedish, Turkish and Russian
* Police arrives when a player calls for help or when you kill a bot. Some police officers carry mods. Pick the mods they drop.
* Bees steal 💰 from faraway buildings of other players. Bees get better the more they do their job which means experienced bees harvest faster.
* Rats are real assholes. With every rat killed, the 👑 Rat Queen will send more rats your way. Eventually she may even come out and attack you herself.
* Snakes protect you and your bots. They will guard whoever you tell them to. You can also use snakes to stop harassing waves of police.
* Dragons are very powerful bots. Do not try to fight them until you are strong. When a dragon is killed, it can leave behind a dragon zombie bot.
* With every level you get an additional slot to install mods. Don’t forget to install them as you level-up
* When you see an alien like bot that looks purple DO NOT ATTACK IT. These aliens are like the dragons due to the fact that they have a massive amount of power so please level-up and get stronger before attacking one of these

## See also

* Release date
* System requirements
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About Cheapshot

**Cheapshot** is a mobile multiplayer GPS game available on the Itunes store. Stake your claim on places around town by planting 🌵 prickly cacti. Is a location you want already claimed by another player? You can ask them nicely to let you in or take the area by force.

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Gameplay

* Bots
* Buildings
* Guides

* Mods
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* Voice commands

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Items

Anything that can be dropped on the map or picked up is an item. Items include mods, food, lying bots, cookies.

You can have and maximum amount of items in your inventory. Be sure to take what you need and leave the rest in one of your plants.
Once you gathered enough items you can merge them together to make better mods.

To merge you scroll down in the Cheapshot app and you will see 'Fuse'. For specific mods you'll need a higher level, that's shown in the list for merging.

Low level? Try to make quick cash and buy items in the shop to get you on your feet.
Patch Notes Version 1.14

Rebel Galaxy Outlaw Release version 1.14 (August 23, 2019) -26MB

### INTERFACE

* Sector Map (and thus price histories) are now also viewable from the commodities market
* Surrender Contraband option shows first in the list for police comms when available.
* Mouse cursor is hidden during intro video, and during conversations if no dialog options are currently available for selection

### BALANCE

* Blood Eagle price raised from 210,000 to 330,000 to reflect its new greatness.

### BUGS

* Fixed another weird issue with failing Sharky's bounty and re-upping the mission
* Billiards player on Chancey was using incorrect in-game quips.
* Manatchie properly has mercenaries instead of cops around it
* Bonnaire properly has mercenaries instead of cops around it

### MISC

* EMP Javelin now sells for 0 credits. Maybe folks won't sell it!
* Some minor translation changes. Thanks again to everyone who brings these to our attention!
* Minor tweaks to some hardpoint locations on the Dingo.
Port Jefferson

**Port Jefferson** is an Independent station in the Missouri system.

Port Jefferson has an Equipment Bay, Commodities Exchange, Bar, and Merchant's Guild. The Bar offers the StarVenger mini-game.

Port Jefferson sells Soy Paste and Dry-Aged Yik-Yak at a discount. It has special interest (and will sometimes pay a premium) on Components, Religious Tracts, and Pure Water.
Callahan Mfg

**Callahan MFG** is a Commonwealth station in the Medicine Hat station.

Callahan MFG has an Equipment Bay, Shipyard, Commodities Exchange, Bar, Merchant's Guild, and Mercenary's Guild. The Bar offers the Slots and StarVenger mini-games.

Callahan MFG sells Components at a discount, as well as Robot Workers and Robot Warriors. It has special interest (and will sometimes pay a premium) on Steel and Ceramics.
Cheapshot

**Cheapshot** is a mobile multiplayer GPS game available on the Itunes store. Stake your claim on places around town by planting 🌵 prickly cacti. Is a location you want already claimed by another player? You can ask them nicely to let you in or take the area by force.

## How to play

### Upgrade your plants

Cacti produce a small amount of money. And you can upgrade them to 🌻, 🌳 or better cash crops which are stronger and yield more funds.
Protect your plants with snakies. Put batteries and fuse them together to generate more money.

### Meeting other players

In Cheapshot, players see each other in real time on the map. Talk to them by holding the 🎙 button. Make new friends or enemies — it’s up to you.
You can join telegram groups to communicate and form allies.

### Become a stronger character

You get 🎖experience for everything you do. Install mods as you level-up and always be on the look out for better ones.
Mods can be bought in the store but not all of them. In the beginning this will help you a lot.

### War

Sometimes war is the only option left. Battle other players that stand in your way, reduce their territories to ash. Just don’t kill their bees — because obviously that’s bad manners.
Watch out for players with a higher level, they might kill you. Got a lot of money on hand? You'll lose a percentage of it... your well earned money. Boohoo! Cry it out and move on.

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## External links

* Official site
* Appstore
Badges

There are a variety of **badges** in Gigantic. These badges represent achievements players can earn.

## Summary

Badges are essentially renamed achievements, and are what **Gigantic** uses to track your individual achievements in gameplay. These badges can be earned in a variety of ways, with each badge having special requirements to achieve them.
Tracer

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 Speed
 Reload time
 Aim assist
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 Armor penetration
 Energy use
 Price

**Tracers** are hardpoint weapons in *Rebel Galaxy*.

## Details

Rapidly fires super-accelerated slugs with no power cost. However, slugs are loaded via 75-slug canisters which, once emptied, have to be mechanically replaced over a period of 5 seconds. **It is advisable to acount for this delay in shooting during combat!**

Apart from regular purchase a Tracer can also be won by playing the minigame of 8-ball at Nacogdoches in the starting Texas system.
Patch Notes Version 1.18

Rebel Galaxy Outlaw Release version 1.18 (November 21, 2019) - 252MB

### WEAPONS

* Three new weapons: CPC Laser, Gatling & Flak Cannon. These weapons are only available from Pirate Lords...happy hunting!

### BUG FIXES

* Sometimes could break warp on following vs leading ships, resulting in a confusing breakout
* Paint projector hides properly when exiting paint mode so that it doesn't appear in certain scenes

### ART

* New utility laser artwork
* New turret artwork for turret variants
* Some ITTS reticle updates for clarity

### OPTIMIZATIONS

* Even more optimization work spilling over from console versions
* Various additional textures/meshes optimized

### BALANCE

* Durgan slightly whacked with a nerf bat.

### MINOR

* Veteran & Old School modes show up in menacing red text. Scary!
* After chiding several factions about safety while flying, pilot models sits in the correct chair in exterior views of Beluga.
Aegis

**Aegis** is one of Aisling, Vadasi, Griselma, Sven, and Voden's talents in Gigantic.

## Effect

### Voden

After using Focus, other nearby allies gain 250 HP shield (absorbs 75% damage taken) for 3s.

### Aisling

After Focus is used, you and nearby allies gain 1000 shield, absorbing 75% of damage taken.

### Vadasi

After using Focus, other nearby allies gain 250 HP shield (absorbs 75% damage taken) for 3s.

### Griselma

After using Focus, other nearby allies gain 250 HP shield (absorbs 75% damage taken) for 3s.

### Uncle Sven

After using Focus, other nearby allies gain 250 HP shield (absorbs 75% damage taken) for 3s.
Buildings

**Quick guide cheapshot buildings**

Buildings start from 0, you can only plant buildings inside the inner circle. So go for a walk and start planting.

You can calculate how much a upgrade will cost you, the time it takes to upgrade and de experience you'll get. https://cheapshot.app/tools

If your inventory is full you can sell the stuff that's filling up the space. But I recommend putting these in your plants. Don't forget to put snakies in there. IF the plant is attacked by another player it will release the snakies when the health of the plant is reached 50%.

Boosting your buildings with batteries etc. will give you more money that will lead to the power over your home area. Don't forget, put it in your best buildings WITH snakies. Train your snakies by letting them attack bots. The higher level they are the better your buildings will be protected.

**Buildings** are an important feature in the game Cheapshot.
Armor

**Armor** is a statistic intrinsic to all heroes and monsters, and negates damage according to the following equation (accurate using the Gigantic Wiki armor figures as of 7/27/2017).

Heroes generally have two armor values: a front armor value and a back armor value. The back armor value is always lower, rewarding flankers and allowing for attacks from behind to deal increased damage.

Testing has shown that increasing armor past 80 provides no additional benefit; it is not known if armor scales off before this.

Degens such as Poison or Fire always use the highest (front) armor value, and do not benefit from attacking from behind.

Nearly all characters have the same armor profile: 15 front and 10 back. Exceptions to this are The Margrave (30/20), HK-206 (30/20) and Aisling (who has six armor values; one for each side and two more for front and back when Cador is in her blade. 25 front, 15 back, 15 left side, 25 right side, 35 front w/Cador, and 25 back w/Cador.)

In addition to many heroes sharing a 15/10 armor profile, many summons seem to have the same. Extensive testing has not yet been performed, but preliminary results suggest a 15/10 armor profile for many summoned creatures.

Currently, the armor values for Ramsay and Zandora have not been published, but it is likely that Ramsay's is 15/10 and Zandora's is 30/20.

Testing has shown that armor can go below zero and that negative armor values increase, rather than decrease, the damage taken.
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Creatures

**Creatures** are summonable companions available to the heroes of Gigantic.

## Summary

Summonable companions able to be taken and brought into battle. Creatures can be placed on power circles to guard them and innately collect power while each providing unique abilities for their team.

## Creatures List

### Bloomers

Summer Bloomer
Winter bloomer
### Cerberus

Cerberus Majoris
Shadow Cerberus
### Cyclops

Mountain Cyclops
Yeti Cyclops
### Drake

Fire Drake
Storm Drake
Blur

**Blur** is an ability appearing in Gigantic.

## Summary

Rush forward in a blur, delivering a bleeding wound to enemies you pass.

## Strategy

Blur is a really good attack for dealing with huge groups of enemies, especially enemies standing in your way. By rushing past a group of enemies, and applying bleed as you pass, you're using passive crowd control. Enemies know that the effect works well on grouped enemies, so they are unlikely to move against Tyto in a group, which dramatically reduces their crowd dynamic and amplified power therein. Additionally, Blur is really effective for getting out of conflicts. When you're surrounded by an enemy, using Blur to get out might not save your life, but it will stop the enemy push, making your allies' job of dealing with the resultant crowd that much easier.

As an aside, Blur is really the most useful when you have a group backing you up. Damaging enemies and applying bleed with a group around to take out the residual health is extremely powerful.
Bots

The following is a list of bots in the game Cheapshot.

Description: Bots are icons, usually animals, roaming around in the Cheapshot landscape. They all have different abilities and stats, and when killed, might drop something valuable. Some bots turn into Zombies and can attack other bots, players and buildings for you.

Bots can be categorized into five categories: Roaming bots, Defender bots, Attacking bots, Stealing bots and Miscellaneous bots.

## List of Defenders

These can be picked up and used by players. When used they surround the user and defend them. They can also be put in plants to to the same when the plant reaches half-health.

* Snakie
* Walking dead
* Santa's Reindeer
* New Monument Defenders
* Chinese new year Rats/Rabbits
* King Cobras

## List of Attackers

These can be picked up and used to burn other people’s plants/burn monuments

* Dragons
* Zombies
* Aliens

(Aliens drop from monuments only)

## List of Stealing Bots

* Bees
* Unique Stealing bots from Monuments

## List of Roaming Bots

* Rats
* Alien
* Animals

## List of Special Bots

* Nyckelpiga
* Snö
* Genie
* Settler

## List of All Bots

* Bees
* Dragons
* Rats
* Snakie
* Nyckelpiga
* Snö
* Genie
* Walking dead
* Alien
* Other bots
Another's Keeper

**Another's Keeper** is one of Aisling, Vadasi, Griselma, Sven, and Voden's talents in Gigantic.

## Effect

### Voden

+10% healing power. Gain focus when you buff or heal an ally. (Once per 5s.)

### Aisling

When healing or buffing an ally, gain focus. +10% healing power. Cooldown of 5 seconds.

### Vadasi

+10% healing power. Gain focus when you buff or heal an ally. (Once per 5s.)

### Griselma

+10% healing power. Gain focus when you buff or heal an ally. (Once per 5s.)

### Uncle Sven

+10% healing power. Gain focus when you buff or heal an ally. (Once per 5s.)
Cador's War Cry

**Cador's War Cry** is an ability appearing in Gigantic.

## Summary

"Cador's War Cry" is a very powerful ability in that it has the power to interrupt pushes in the map. By routing efforts and negating a lot of what the other team might have in terms of speed, you're elevating Aisling to a place where she can take on even the most diabolical of teams.

## Official Quote

"I remember Cador's voice, stern and low, as we climbed the barricades. I think of it whenever I must do something difficult." - Captain Marquette

## Official Summary

Cador flies forward to interrupt and slow an enemy.

## Tier 1 Upgrades

* Intimidation - Cador's War Cry inflicts weakness for 5 seconds.
* Spectral Barrier - Cador creates a projectile barrier that lasts for 3 seconds. Cador's War Cry no longer interrupts enemy movement.

## Tier 2 Upgrades

* Dread - Cador's War Cry immobilizes enemies for 1.5 seconds.
* Chastise - Cador's War Cry stuns attacking enemies.
* Spectral Armor - Allies within the Spectral Barrier get +40 armor.
* Spectral Lens - Allies within the Spectral Barrier have 100% critical hit chance.
Special Upgrades

Special upgrades are given by Trell as you find more pieces of her during the campaign missions. They are mutually exclusive choices, where you get to pick one of two upgrades at each main stage.

## FIRST UPGRADE

After finding the first initial piece and awakening her,

* 10% improvement to Deflectors or
* 10% improvement to Boosters.

## SECOND UPGRADE

* 15% improvement to Shield Regeneration or
* 15% improvement to Engines.
FAQ

#### Q: What is Gigantic?

*A: Gigantic is a third person shooter with MOBA elements where you fight alongside a Guardian against an enemy team!*

#### Q: Well if it's free-to-play, how do you pay the bills?

A: Gigantic will allow players to permanently unlock Heroes and skins using a paid currency called Rubies. Players looking to unlock more for their Gigantic experience can also purchase the Founder's Pack.

#### Q: What regions will the Open Beta be available?

*A: North America and Western Europe. For a full list of countries by platform: Windows 10, Xbox One*

Q: Will my progress be erased when Open Beta ends?

*All progress will be saved from here on out.*

#### Q: Is Gigantic cross-platform?

*A: Gigantic is a Play Anywhere title that allows Windows 10 users to fight against Xbox One users on the same battlefield. Users that play through Arc on PC will not be able to play with Windows 10 or Xbox One users.*

#### Q: Where do I go to install Gigantic on PC?

*A: Gigantic can be found on the Windows 10 Store. Arc is currently not available for Open Beta. Stay tuned for live date announcements!*

#### Q: How about Xbox One?

*A: Download through the Xbox One store.*

#### Q: Do I need an Xbox Live Gold Subscription in order to play the game?

*A: Yes, you will need an Xbox Live Gold Subscription to play the game on Xbox One. Gold is NOT required if you choose to play through the Windows 10 Store.*

#### Q: Why don’t I have access to all the characters? How do I unlock them?

*A: A select roster of characters will be available on a rotating basis. You can unlock characters permanently by purchasing them with the earned in-game currency - Crowns, or the paid currency - Rubies.*

#### Q: You have mentioned Crowns and Rubies… What are they?

*A: Crowns are earned through gameplay and can be used to unlock Heroes and creatures! Rubies can be attained through purchasing them on Arc or through the Windows 10 and Xbox One Stores. Some items can only be attained with Rubies. Check out the character menu in-game to find out more!*

#### Q: So many heroes, so little time. Which one do I pick?

*A: All of our heroes are designed to be excessively fun to play! Check out the heroes guide and see if there’s a personality that catches your eye!*

#### Q: PC System Requirements

*A:*

*Operating System - Windows 10 64-bit / Windows 8.1 / Windows 8 / Windows 7*

*CPU - Minimum: 2.6Ghz processor, Recommended: 3.2Ghz processor*

*RAM - Minimum: 6GB RAM, Recommended: 8GB RAM*

*Hard Disk - 10GB*

*Graphic Display – DirectX 11.1-compatible video card (Nvidia or AMD only)*

*Network - Broadband Internet connection (512kb download speed or more)*

**Founder's Pack Q&A**

#### Q: What's a Founder's Pack?

A: The Founder's Pack gives permanent access to all 16 current heroes, four upcoming heroes, two limited additional "Imperial" skins, and two exclusive Founder's profile icons. Valued at over $175, the Founder's Pack offers a substantial savings to players looking to establish themselves right away.
Dominator

**Dominator** is one of Wu, HK-206, Mozu, and Charnok's talents in Gigantic.

## Effect

### HK-206

+5% damage for each kill without dying. (Max +15% damage.)

### Charnok

+5% damage for each kill without dying. (Max +15% damage.)

### Wu

+5% damage for each kill without dying. (Max +15% damage.)

### Mozu

+5% damage for each kill without dying. (Max +15% damage.)
Calling the Shots

**Calling the Shots** is one of Voden, Sven, Griselma, and Vadasi's talents in Gigantic.

## Effect

### Voden

When you debuff a foe, nearby allies gain +10% damage for 5s. (Once per 5s.)

### Vadasi

When you debuff a foe, nearby allies gain +10% damage for 5s. (Once per 5s.)

### Griselma

When you debuff a foe, nearby allies gain +10% damage for 5s. (Once per 5s.)

### Griselma

When you debuff a foe, nearby allies gain +10% damage for 5s. (Once per 5s.)

### Uncle Sven

When you debuff a foe, nearby allies gain +10% damage for 5s. (Once per 5s.)
Crashing Waves

**Crashing Waves** is an ability appearing in Gigantic.

## Summary

Attack twice; the second attack interrupts your foe. Hold down for extra armor, delaying second attack.

## Tier 1 Upgrades

* Intercepting Fist - Weaken enemies on hit (75% damage for 3s).
* Rushing Water - Second attack is replaced with a roll forward. Pushes enemies on bump.

## Tier 2 Upgrades

* Evervating Palm - Second hit intensifies the weakness. (50% damage for 5s.)
* Dim Mak - Hitting raises your [LMB] crit chance to 100%.
* Splash Of Least Resistance - Recharges Splash Kick [RMB] if Crashing Waves does not bump an enemy.
* Fluid Reactions - During Crashing Waves, you have projectiles deflection and 80 armor, but move slower.
Fortune Cards

There are a variety of **Fortune Cards** in Gigantic. These cards are drawn daily for free, but they can also be obtained from additional Draws meeting certain conditions (i.e. when your Account Level raises) or when they are bought with Gems.

## Summary

Cards give you Account Experience and Gold once you complete them. More than one of the same card can be drawn even if you previously completed them.

## Major Arcana High

These cards are based o the Tarot Cards from the various countries and time lines.
Death Ray

**Death Ray** is an ability appearing in Gigantic.

## Strategy

The Death Ray is incredibly powerful, and not only because of the high damage output. Death Ray has the capacity to immobilize your enemies, which, especially when pushing towards the Guardians, is super powerful. Being able to stop an enemy in their tracks essentially negates a hero in a enemy group. While this would, in and of itself, be pretty powerful, the fact that you're dealing decent enough damage also means that, with the proper team, you can not only negate pushes, but stop teams from fleeing long enough to take out their main source of defense.

Freezing and negating a tank, especially during a push (but even during a retreat), is about one of the most powerful things you can have in the wings during Gigantic. This of course comes with the fact that poorly timed attacks can result in Mozu being absolutely wiped out due to her low health. The exchange, though, is well worth it.

## Tier 1 Upgrades

* Nigh Invulnerable - On use, Mozu regains stamina.
* Resurgence - Mozu takes 90% less damage while using Death Ray.
Getting Started

Rebel Galaxy
The edge of everything is dangerous territory.
Are you a cunning pirate?
A cold-hearted mercenary?
A shrewd trader?
A scoundrel with a heart of gold?
Maybe all of the above?

One thing’s for damn sure. You’re going to find out.

## Random Universe

Rebel Galaxy takes place in a massive, randomly generated universe filled with nebulae, junkyards, asteroid belts, and ice fields. No two star systems will ever look the same. Explore. Discover new trade routes. Scavenge from the hulks of derelicts. Mine. Hunt. Protect the less fortunate, or prey on the unwitting.

## This isn’t a strategy game

Rebel Galaxy has been designed from the outset for spaceship combat action. It’s not about clicking and issuing orders. It’s about feeling the concussion of a broadside blast, and the impact on your deflectors as they absorb a particle beam meant for your shield generator.

Zoom in to control an individual turret and blast incoming torpedoes out of the sky. Lock onto a series of targets and let a fan of image-recognition missiles take them out in a pyrotechnic display. Protect your wounded side in a last desperate bid to make warp distance.

## Take a breath when it’s over.

But it pays to think, too. It’s not action-only around here. A shrewd player can take a very different approach. Hire a mercenary or two, set your turrets to custom AI stances, and talk your way out of a scrap. Hang out in the bar, and you might get a hot tip about a relief vessel sent to a world wracked by famine. A smart trader might want to get there first, and offload a few tons of meat while the price is right. An unscrupulous one might make sure the relief vessel never arrives at all. Or you could choose to be virtuous, too. There’s always that option…
Soup Can

## Overview

When a Soup Machine finishes making delicious soup from two ingredients, it places it in a Soup Can which is deposited outside the machine. This can should be delivered to a Soup Rocket to be delivered to hungry customers.

## Transport

Soup Cans may be carried by the player; due to their weight the player will move at a reduced speed and cannot sprint. However the player may still jump, and ascend or descend vertical corridors, while carrying them. Charlie and Charles robots will pick up any Soup Cans they pass, and insert them into any available Soup Rockets they find. They will also pass cans to a Travis robot, which will throw them upwards or downwards for vertical transport.

Unlike Ingredients, Soup Cans do not disappear if they are left on the ground for too long.
Amity

**Amity** is one of Aisling, Vadasi, Griselma, Sven, and Voden's talents in Gigantic.

## Effect

### Voden

Gain 80 HP/s for 4s after each assist or kill.

### Aisling

After each kill or assist, gain 80 health for 4 seconds.

### Vadasi

Gain 80 HP/s for 4s after each assist or kill.

### Griselma

Gain 80 HP/s for 4s after each assist or kill.

### Uncle Sven

Gain 80 HP/s for 4s after each assist or kill.
Ingredients

## Overview

Ingredients are important resources in Nom Nom Galaxy; any two ingredients are needed to make Soup in a Soup Machine. Ingredients are typically either harvested from plants or collected from defeated monsters. Additional and sometimes rare Ingredients may be found on some planets in pre-existing Storage Units.

## Cultivating Ingredients

Plants which produce ingredients can be harvested with any weapon, but preferably with the Buzzsaw. Fully-grown plants typically yield two ingredients, with some exceptions noted below. Ingredients may be carried by the player one at a time, with a technology upgrade later allowing two to be carried at once. The player may plant some ingredients in soft earth to produce seedlings, which will eventually mature and allow farming of the ingredient. Some plants only grow under certain conditions, but most will grow more quickly if they are planted in an oxygenated space.

Destroying the ground under a plant, either directly or through a landslide, will only yield one ingredient regardless of the plant's maturity.

There are many Robots which can help the player farm and process Ingredients automatically. Charlie and Charles robots will pick up and carry ingredients they find, and deliver them to Soup Machines requesting those ingredients. They will also pass ingredients to Freddy robots, which throw ingredients upwards or downwards. Clarence will harvest any fully-grown plants it finds, leaving the ingredients on the ground, and Ben will bury and replant loose ingredients.

## Ingredients From Creatures

Some ingredients may only be obtained by defeating monsters. The most common of these are obtained from small monsters which constantly spawn from nests. Therefore these ingredients are renewable (as long as the nest is not destroyed) but are difficult to harvest automatically. Some rarer ingredients may be obtained from larger monsters which do not respawn.

Monster nests are difficult to destroy, and are best attacked with a Shotgun or Sword. Destroying them will prevent their child monsters from spawning, but will yield huge quantities of their respective ingredients. However, since loose ingredients decay over time this is rarely a useful strategy.

## Ingredient Decay

Ingredients left on the ground for too long will decay and begin to flash. If they can be planted and are on suitable terrain they will be replanted automatically. Non-plantable ingredients will be destroyed. If the player or a robot picks up an ingredient its lifetime will be reset. Ingredients stored in Soup Machines or Storage Units may exist indefinitely, as can ingredients currently being carried.

At the end of the day, any loose ingredients will be destroyed, and plant ingredients will not be replanted. Ingredients being carried by the player or robots, as well as any ingredients in machines, are safe. The player should be careful only to harvest ingredients they can carry, and replant any excess.
Delivering Soup

## Overview

After the player has made delicious Soups, he or she must send them to hungry customers. This is done by placing the Soup Can in a Soup Rocket. The rocket then takes off, and its progress can be tracked on the diagram in the upper-right corner of the screen. Once the soup is delivered the rocket will return to the player's planet; once it touches down it will be available for the next delivery.

Note that while a Soup Rocket is in transit, Soup Cans cannot be deposited in its loading bay. The player must either wait for its return or construct additional rockets.

## Rewards

When the Soup is delivered, the rocket will be loaded with an amount of Gold depending on the flavour of the Soup. The Gold is added to the player's stockpiles when the rocket returns to the base. This occurs in all gamemodes.

In Galactic Conquest mode, delivering soup will affect the player's control over the market share, depending on how well the soup flavour is received. Whenever soup is delivered, the destination planet will show an emote with the customers' reaction to the soup, saying "BAD!" (negative), "mMm..." (neutral) or "Yummy!" (positive). A negative response will provide a much smaller gain, or even decrease, the player's market share, while a positive response will provide a larger increase.

The flavours of soup that are currently favoured by the customers can be deduced from market trends, which are shown in the bottom-right corner of the screen. An image, typically with the icon of an ingredient, is displayed along with text with favourable (or unfavourable) comments on the ingredient. Soups containing these ingredients are more likely to receive positive (or negative) responses from customers. Some particular planet descriptions also hint at certain ingredients more likely to be favoured.

Ending the Day while owning 100% of the market share is a success for the current mission. If the opposing company owns 100% of the market share at the end of the day the player has lost. Note that the market share may still change after a player reaches 100% or 0% - losing players or opponents may still continue the fight by sending out Soups before the end of the day!

## Fever Time

When delivering soup, a bonus known as Fever Time may be triggered. A distinctive jingle plays, and Robo-Shacho's hologram is visible at the Office dancing and urging the player to "sell more!". The destination planet also emits hearts and dancing customers. For the duration of the bonus, all of the player's machines, robots and rockets move or work faster.

Any other mechanics of Fever Time are currently not known, but it is suspected that consistently delivering "Yummy!" soups will increase the likelihood of an occurrence.
Tutorial

The **Tutorial** is one of the available stages in the game Nom Nom Galaxy.

Also known as Planet GSA-001, it has minimal hazards, and a very small amount of story. The worker is walked through finding his buzzsaw, the mechanics of not suffocating, and locating a pre-existing factory. You are also told how to make your first soup, the basics of gathering ingredients, and defending from intruders.

*Ingredients List*

-Stabgrass

-Bluegrass

-Greenstalk

-Brineweed

-Strawburi

-Sunblossom

-Poison Puff

-Tomaty Steak

-Oxygrass\*

-Squidfly\*

-Corn Shell\*

\*May be completely unobtainable early game
Chickenberry

Chicken berries can be found commonly in chickenberry trees,yeilding up to five at a time.Personally, I find them useful in a direction situation when you are either losing heavily, or need flavors to advance more in the game.If you get a spawn with two or more trees, make as many two-peice twisters as you can in a day to either win early or get close second to winning early.
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