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#GAIA PROJECT RULES PDS CODE#
Click on the document code to open the file They are intended on giving some more context and insight specifically needed for understanding the published articles. Making these documents public was mainly driven by DPAC articles published in refereed journals explaining the Gaia data processing and Gaia data products. They may contain specific jargon or references to internal documents. Please be aware that these documents were written for internal use within Gaia and DPAC, and are therefore not targeting a broader audience. These are documents of the Gaia Data Processing and Analysis Consortium (DPAC) which are made available to the public. Gaia Science Implementation Requirements Document (also referred to as Gaia SIRD) Gaia Mission Requirements Document (also referred to as Gaia MRD) I also realized French translation is very, very bad.Some general Gaia Mission documents are available for further reading here: Or if anyone has a better reference/tutorial than the initial rulebook, may be with an included FAQ or something ?ĮDIT: So I tried again with this website as suggested down below. So I was just wondering if I was alone in that pit, or if I somehow missed something after so many readings. and well, despite multiple reading of the solo book. I guess I should have started with the Taklons first as recommended, but I wanted to see the "full thing" in action. I also had a very hard time understanding how the faction action works exactly. I feel like there are so many missing details in the rules, and I went "I guess I'll do it this way" so many times I'm still not sure if I actually won the game or not.
The way the automa deck works is pretty clever, but there seems to be SO MANY "grey" zones.
So I'm familiar with the game and I love it.Īnd the only word I have for it was "underwhelming". Note that I played this a handful of times multiplayer.
Yesterday, I went in and setup Gaia Project for my first solo play. Had to share and was curious to have other opinions.
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