Navigator

[Esme Marie Cullen]

😈👽😈  

[Esme Marie Cullen]

Hard to starboard  

[Esme Marie Cullen]

Port side  

[Esme Marie Cullen]

75-72+78=81

“queentintin”

When I play next, will my starting course be wiped clean? (Start at first RN - second RN + third RN?)  

[Mirai Ponta]

ninja  

[Axton Evajea]

Esme Marie Cullen

75-72+78=81

“queentintin”

When I play next, will my starting course be wiped clean? (Start at first RN - second RN + third RN?)

Unfortunately, yes. Galactic navigation is an extremely precise science.
One small miscalculation and you could end up in the center of a star. However, people win this game all the time.  

[Queentintin]

The object of this exercise is to maintain stability through your hyperspace journey. You'll start out your journey by picking a random number between 0 and 100. This will give you your starting course. If you get a 50 on your first try, great, you're off to a great start! However, this is still a training exercise and you're going to have to pick another random number between 0 and 100. This second number is how much your ship has listed to the starboard side. Subtract your second number from your first number. Now, for the final number, choose a number between 0 and 100 to bring your starship back to port side. Add this final number to your total. If you end up with a total of 50 at the end of all your computations, you win! Be sure to send me a message so I can give you your reward!

ok.. tintin starts her journey =) hopefully takes off right!  

[Queentintin]

Queentintin

The object of this exercise is to maintain stability through your hyperspace journey. You'll start out your journey by picking a random number between 0 and 100. This will give you your starting course. If you get a 50 on your first try, great, you're off to a great start! However, this is still a training exercise and you're going to have to pick another random number between 0 and 100. This second number is how much your ship has listed to the starboard side. Subtract your second number from your first number. Now, for the final number, choose a number between 0 and 100 to bring your starship back to port side. Add this final number to your total. If you end up with a total of 50 at the end of all your computations, you win! Be sure to send me a message so I can give you your reward!

ok.. tintin starts her journey =) hopefully takes off right!

wow a 1,,, not getting too far! tries again!

 

[Queentintin]

Queentintin

The object of this exercise is to maintain stability through your hyperspace journey. You'll start out your journey by picking a random number between 0 and 100. This will give you your starting course. If you get a 50 on your first try, great, you're off to a great start! However, this is still a training exercise and you're going to have to pick another random number between 0 and 100. This second number is how much your ship has listed to the starboard side. Subtract your second number from your first number. Now, for the final number, choose a number between 0 and 100 to bring your starship back to port side. Add this final number to your total. If you end up with a total of 50 at the end of all your computations, you win! Be sure to send me a message so I can give you your reward!

ok.. tintin starts her journey =) hopefully takes off right!

wow a 1,,, not getting too far! tries again!

1-7=-6 needs a miracle to even stablelize any side of the ship! lol so -6 + 71= 65 no good!

 

[Queentintin]

Esme Marie Cullen

75-72+78=81

“queentintin”

When I play next, will my starting course be wiped clean? (Start at first RN - second RN + third RN?)

Yep =) like Axton said!  

[Esme Marie Cullen]

Using the force  

[Esme Marie Cullen]

Again hard to starboard!