That's tricky, since the game lets me build FCRs in impossible positions (or maybe I orphaned one by removing access corridors / adjacent rooms), which can be very hard to find in-game. Check, if I didn't accidentially build other Fleet Command Rooms, and the Frigate is waiting for me in one of those. If the Frigate did not show up your Fleet Command Room, but is shown in 'Awaiting Debrief' state, I'd back up my save (C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\HelloGames) and then try the following solutions / workarounds: So does anyone know how can I get my Frigate to do another Expedition? I assume, you actually debriefed your Frigate in your Fleet Command Room ? I only have about 4 million units, so I can't afford another one yet. I do not have an early save to go back to, and seeing as this happened after I was about 24 hours into the game, and now I'm about 40, or more, hours in, so I don't want to go back that far.Īlso. Mark-oz: With only one Frigate, which returned with a "Catastrphic Failure", and I repared it, I can't do anything else because it's still "Awaiting Debrief". Since starting that practice I have not had any damaged frigates. To avoid this I always try to be at either the high end of a level or two levels above what was listed. Something that I have found a couple of times is that the mission difficulty was one star different in the mission list than what was in the assign ships menu and sometimes missions went from 2 stars in mission list to 3 stars in assign frigates. Only one of them suffered from this behaviour so far. I wonder, if next time the game decides to blow half of my fleet up for real.Īs a sidenote, I updated to 2.12 while I had 5 missions running. That's a new one to me - I've never seen the game stumble over its own feet in this way with the bookkeeping on Frigates. The four allegedly damaged Frigates show no damage in the Fleet overview. I was able to debrief them in their respective Fleet Control Rooms. My bad, I didn't notice this oddity before.Īll three were undamaged, with one still being on a mission and two awaiting debrief from other missions. Trump, Romney said, should also make clear "there is no conceivable comparison or moral equivalency between the Nazis - who brutally murdered millions of Jews and who hundreds of thousands of Americans gave their lives to defeat - and the counterprotesters who were outraged to see fools parading the Nazi flag, Nazi armband and Nazi salute.Ksj8ak2: Restoring a backed up save, I just noticed, that during the debrief of my four Frigate mission, the game tells me, that all four have been damaged, and that three other, completely unrelated Frigates, have been destroyed. In the post, Romney suggests Trump acknowledge his comments were wrong in an address to the nation and "state forcefully and unequivocally that racists are 100% to blame for the murder and violence in Charlottesville." Romney also voiced concern about the impact of Trump's statements on the nation's youth, saying how Trump handles the situation going forward is not only a defining moment for him but "is a moment that will define America in the hearts of our children."
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