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== Role Evolution ==
== Role Evolution ==
As [[Starship Simulator]] is under active [[Starship Simulator Development|development]], the specifics of the passenger role, the exact boundaries of restricted areas, and the available activities are subject to change. Future updates outlined in the [[Roadmap]] may introduce more interactive elements or refine the passenger experience.
As [[Starship Simulator]] is under active [[Starship Simulator Development|development]], the specifics of the passenger role, the exact boundaries of restricted areas, and the available activities are subject to change. Future updates outlined in the [[Roadmap]] may introduce more interactive elements or refine the passenger experience.
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Revision as of 05:42, 7 July 2025

This page is a Work in Progress as much of the lore/Development for the game is yet to be established.



Gameplay Focus

As a passenger, your primary role is to exist within the ship's environment during its journey. There are no assigned tasks or jobs related to Ship Systems operation or maintenance. Gameplay revolves around:

  • Exploring the accessible areas of the ship.
  • Interacting with non-critical systems and amenities.
  • Observing the ship's operations and the actions of the crew.
  • Experiencing the journey through the simulated Milky Way galaxy.

Access Restrictions

While passengers have considerable freedom to roam, certain areas critical to ship operations or security are restricted. Access to these locations is typically limited to assigned crew members. Restricted areas are likely to include:

Attempting to enter these areas without authorization may be impossible or could potentially trigger warnings or responses from security personnel (once fully implemented).

Accessible Areas & Activities

Passengers can enjoy a wide range of amenities and common areas designed for comfort and recreation during long voyages. These likely include:

  • The Mall: A central hub for relaxation and potentially simulated commerce or information.
  • Lounges: Including general lounges and the exclusive VIP Lounge for designated passengers. Activities might include relaxing, socializing, or playing the VIP piano.
  • Observation Areas: Decks or specific rooms designed to offer views of space (location TBD based on ship design).
  • Recreational Facilities: Such as the pool table (currently static) mentioned in Dev Build 0.225.0.21 or the planned bowling alley (Dev Build 0.225.0.28).
  • Personal Quarters: (Details on passenger-specific cabins TBD).
  • General Corridors & Lifts: Providing access between accessible decks (A Deck, B Deck, C Deck, D Deck, E Deck, F Deck, G Deck - noting restrictions within certain decks).
  • Amenities: Using features like the Conference Room video player.

Interaction

Passengers may be able to interact with:

  • Non-critical ship interfaces (e.g., information screens).
  • Recreational items (piano, etc.).
  • Crew members (potentially asking questions or receiving directions, depending on NPC implementation).
  • Other passengers (in multiplayer scenarios).

Role Evolution

As Starship Simulator is under active development, the specifics of the passenger role, the exact boundaries of restricted areas, and the available activities are subject to change. Future updates outlined in the Roadmap may introduce more interactive elements or refine the passenger experience.