The 2nd chance - with Ultimate Universe V.2.2 for Star Trek Legacy

I have rediscovered the elderly Game last week, installed on a new PC with Windows 7 (x64) and was initially disappointed as how many players. But on the Internet I have put myself on the search for extensions of the fan base and found at [moddb.com/mods/the-ultimate-universe] grandiose and free Ultimate Universe Mod V.2.2 of fans, with more than 3GB of Data as an additive package. So I have given the game a 2nd chance and am thrilled.

The numerous legacy fans were very diligent in recent years and have the game really polished and with many extras added (and they continue to do so). Step by step I learned how to use and control of ships on the command level. This time should be and you have to take, because who moved aimlessly the mouse back and forth, produced on the screen only chaotic results. Star Trek Legacy is just not a shooter! Presumably there were exactly these first impressions of the game, which led to the most negative reviews if you have tried to steer his ship only the mouse, but without the use of the star map and command keys. The navigation through the universe is as simple as it is ingenious. It is not a question of having to constantly see what is in front of a, because important is what's going on around. Strategy, rather than continuous fire!

Those who criticize that spaceships would 'too slow' has the warp drive not properly discovered and probably invested no time to look at the options in more detail, which provides the command level at a keystroke. Planets and enemy ships can be scanned and targeting in time, without having to constantly have to follow the mouse. Thanks to the many improvements by handling rich 'Ultimate Universe Mod V.2.2 for Star Trek Legacy' you're after a short time part of the action and the dialogs support a (almost) real-world scenario.

Who the Game against as open as the communication channel for alien spaceships, a beautiful and exciting time is safe to spend with Star Trek Legacy to expand into galaxies, which has never seen a human before.