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[[Image:Support Station manual.png|300px|thumb|Official render of the Support Station]] | |||
[[Image: | The '''Support Station''' is a [[Rock Raider buildings|building]] used for supplying food and cleaning the air in caverns. Like most Rock Raiders buildings, it did not appear in any LEGO set. | ||
The '''Support Station''' is a | |||
== | ==In the Windows game== | ||
In the Windows version of [[LEGO_Rock_Raiders_(video_game)#Windows version|''LEGO Rock Raiders'']], the Support Station is one of the four buildings unlocked upon upgrading the [[Power Station]]. It takes up a 2x1 space, with one construction block in the center and one [[power path]] to the front. Once it has been constructed and powered, it will begin cleaning the air in the cavern. The [[Hover Scout]], [[Small Digger]], and [[Small Transport Truck]] can also now be teleported at the [[Teleport Pad]]. [[Rock Raider]]s that become hungry will now automatically stop their current task and go to eat sandwiches at the Support Station. This can potentially inconvenience the player if crucial tasks were being done by the offending Rock Raiders, though this can be prevented through micromanagement by manually selecting Rock Raiders starting to get hungry and pressing ''Feed Rock Raider'' to force them to eat. | |||
One Support Station supports ten Rock Raiders. This means that if a level has a draining [[Natural hazards#Air supply|air supply]], a maximum of ten Rock Raiders per each Support Station can be safely teleported down, with any more causing the air supply to begin dropping again. If there is no danger of air running out, ten Rock Raiders per each Support Station can be safely teleported down in addition to the nine Rock Raiders that can be teleported down by default. | |||
=== | ===Upgrades=== | ||
[[ | [[Image:Support Station PC.png|250px|thumb|The Support Station as portrayed in the Windows game]] | ||
There are two upgrade levels available for the Support Station: | |||
*'''Level 1:''' Allows for the [[Mining Laser]] and the [[Super Teleport]] to be constructed. Allows for the [[Small Mobile Laser Cutter]] and the [[Tunnel Scout]] to be teleported if a Level 2 Teleport Pad has also been built. | |||
*'''Level 2:''' Allows for [[Rock Raider vehicles#Large vehicles|large vehicles]] to be teleported if a Super Teleport has been also been built. | |||
== | ===Dependency=== | ||
The Support Station costs 3 [[energy crystal]]s and 15 pieces of [[ore]] (or 3 [[building stud]]s) and requires the following for construction: | |||
*[[Rock Raider]] | *[[Rock Raider]] | ||
*[[Tool Store] | * Level 1 [[Tool Store]] | ||
*[[Teleport Pad] | * Level 1 [[Teleport Pad]] | ||
*[[Power Station]] | * Level 1 [[Power Station]] | ||
[[ | ==In the PlayStation game== | ||
[[ | [[File:Support Station PlayStation.png|thumb|250px|The Support Station as portrayed in the PlayStation game]] | ||
[[Category: | <!--Maybe this should be moved into a section with other scenery items in the NTSC PS1 game--> | ||
In the PlayStation version of [[LEGO Rock Raiders (video game)#PlayStation version|''LEGO Rock Raiders'']], the Support Station does not have any function, as draining oxygen is not a threat. It only appears in the level [[Supply Base]]{{verify}}, where it can be found in a cavern with a [[rock monster]]. The rock monster will not attempt to destroy the building, instead choosing to path towards the player. | |||
==In other languages== | |||
{{Langtable | |||
|he=תחנת תמיכה | |||
|no=Proviantstasjon}} | |||
[[Category:Rock Raiders buildings]] | |||
Latest revision as of 17:30, 27 October 2018
The Support Station is a building used for supplying food and cleaning the air in caverns. Like most Rock Raiders buildings, it did not appear in any LEGO set.
In the Windows game
In the Windows version of LEGO Rock Raiders, the Support Station is one of the four buildings unlocked upon upgrading the Power Station. It takes up a 2x1 space, with one construction block in the center and one power path to the front. Once it has been constructed and powered, it will begin cleaning the air in the cavern. The Hover Scout, Small Digger, and Small Transport Truck can also now be teleported at the Teleport Pad. Rock Raiders that become hungry will now automatically stop their current task and go to eat sandwiches at the Support Station. This can potentially inconvenience the player if crucial tasks were being done by the offending Rock Raiders, though this can be prevented through micromanagement by manually selecting Rock Raiders starting to get hungry and pressing Feed Rock Raider to force them to eat.
One Support Station supports ten Rock Raiders. This means that if a level has a draining air supply, a maximum of ten Rock Raiders per each Support Station can be safely teleported down, with any more causing the air supply to begin dropping again. If there is no danger of air running out, ten Rock Raiders per each Support Station can be safely teleported down in addition to the nine Rock Raiders that can be teleported down by default.
Upgrades
There are two upgrade levels available for the Support Station:
- Level 1: Allows for the Mining Laser and the Super Teleport to be constructed. Allows for the Small Mobile Laser Cutter and the Tunnel Scout to be teleported if a Level 2 Teleport Pad has also been built.
- Level 2: Allows for large vehicles to be teleported if a Super Teleport has been also been built.
Dependency
The Support Station costs 3 energy crystals and 15 pieces of ore (or 3 building studs) and requires the following for construction:
- Rock Raider
- Level 1 Tool Store
- Level 1 Teleport Pad
- Level 1 Power Station
In the PlayStation game
In the PlayStation version of LEGO Rock Raiders, the Support Station does not have any function, as draining oxygen is not a threat. It only appears in the level Supply Base[verify], where it can be found in a cavern with a rock monster. The rock monster will not attempt to destroy the building, instead choosing to path towards the player.
In other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hebrew עִבְרִית Ivrit |
תחנת תמיכה | ||
| Norwegian Norsk | Proviantstasjon | ||
