Salvageable Wreckage - Revision history

Fandom>Thermi6 at 00:17, 29 April 2025

2025-04-29T00:17:59Z

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	'''Salvageable Wreckage''' is a type of [[System Signal Sources\|signal source]] that can usually be found in systems hosting a search-and-rescue [[Community Goals\|Community Goal]]. Salvageable Wreckage locations are static, orbit one or more planets in the system, and can be identified and selected in the [[HUD/Left\|Navigation panel]] of the [[HUD]].		'''Salvageable Wreckage''' is a type of [[System Signal Sources\|signal source]] that can usually be found in systems currently hosting or having previously hosted a search-and-rescue [[Community Goals\|Community Goal]]. Salvageable Wreckage locations are static, orbit one or more planets in the system, and can be identified and selected in the [[HUD/Left\|Navigation panel]] of the [[HUD]].

	==Signal Contents==		==Signal Contents==

Fandom>AndricReal: add ru link

2021-12-04T19:24:35Z

add ru link

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Fandom>Clockpuncher at 02:10, 15 June 2020

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	'''Salvageable Wreckage''' is a type of [[System Signal Sources\|signal source]] that can usually be found in systems hosting a search-and-rescue [[Community Goals\|Community Goal]]. Salvageable Wreckage locations are static, orbit one or more planets in the system, and can be identified and selected in the [[HUD/Left\|Navigation panel]] of the [[HUD]].		'''Salvageable Wreckage''' is a type of [[System Signal Sources\|signal source]] that can usually be found in systems hosting a search-and-rescue [[Community Goals\|Community Goal]]. Salvageable Wreckage locations are static, orbit one or more planets in the system, and can be identified and selected in the [[HUD/Left\|Navigation panel]] of the [[HUD]].

Fandom>Clockpuncher at 06:10, 23 May 2018

2018-05-23T06:10:19Z

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	==Signal Contents==		==Signal Contents==
	Salvageable Wreckage contains a field of inert ship wreckage and up to five Salvage-type [[Commodities]] that can be handed in to a [[Search and Rescue Agent]] for a reward. Commodities include [[Occupied Escape Pod]]s, [[Black Box]]es~~, [[Personal Effects]]~~, and [[Wreckage Components]]. The Commodities found at a specific Salvageable Wreckage site are persistent and not randomized, so if a site contains five Occupied Escape Pods which are then collected, leaving and returning to that same site will cause five more Occupied Escape Pods to spawn.		Salvageable Wreckage contains a field of inert ship wreckage and up to five Salvage-type [[Commodities]] that can be handed in to a [[Search and Rescue Agent]] for a reward. Commodities include [[Occupied Escape Pod]]s, [[Black Box]]es, and [[Wreckage Components]]. The Commodities found at a specific Salvageable Wreckage site are persistent and not randomized, so if a site contains five Occupied Escape Pods which are then collected, leaving and returning to that same site will cause five more Occupied Escape Pods to spawn.

	Occasionally, ~~after loitering at~~ a Salvageable Wreckage site ~~for several minutes~~, ~~hostile~~ pirates may ~~appear and attack~~.		Occasionally, Salvageable Wreckage sites will also feature a single, neutral search-and-rescue ship patrolling the area. If a Salvageable Wreckage site is located within a [[Planetary Ring Systems\|planetary ring]], then multiple pirates, bounty hunters, and security ships may also be present, similar to a [[Resource Extraction Site]].

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Fandom>Clockpuncher: CG-related now

2018-05-22T06:45:03Z

CG-related now

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	~~#redirect~~ [[~~Degraded Emissions~~]]		'''Salvageable Wreckage''' is a type of [[System Signal Sources\|signal source]] that can usually be found in systems hosting a search-and-rescue [[Community Goals\|Community Goal]]. Salvageable Wreckage locations are static, orbit one or more planets in the system, and can be identified and selected in the [[HUD/Left\|Navigation panel]] of the [[HUD]].
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			==Signal Contents==
			Salvageable Wreckage contains a field of inert ship wreckage and up to five Salvage-type [[Commodities]] that can be handed in to a [[Search and Rescue Agent]] for a reward. Commodities include [[Occupied Escape Pod]]s, [[Black Box]]es, [[Personal Effects]], and [[Wreckage Components]]. The Commodities found at a specific Salvageable Wreckage site are persistent and not randomized, so if a site contains five Occupied Escape Pods which are then collected, leaving and returning to that same site will cause five more Occupied Escape Pods to spawn.

			Occasionally, after loitering at a Salvageable Wreckage site for several minutes, hostile pirates may appear and attack.

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Fandom>Nanite2000: Redirect obsolete page.

2017-09-23T07:04:47Z

Redirect obsolete page.

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	~~Salvageable Wreckages are Signal Sources that can appear during~~ [[~~supercruise~~]] at any point during your travels. They can contain [[Occupied CryoPod\|Occupied Cryopods]] and other Canisters which are Illegal Salvage and must be sold at Black Markets. The main attraction to entering these Signal Sources is that they can also contain small salvaging vessels that are typically [[Adder]] size. The salvage within will never decay as abandoned or [[pirate]]d Canisters will. And so you can take as long as you like if there is a large number. In this they are similar to [[Weak Signal Source]]s and are preferable to [[smuggler]]s who don't enjoy pirating ships.		#redirect [[Degraded Emissions]]
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Fandom>Kyouko Bot: clean up

2015-12-06T19:41:30Z

clean up

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	Salvageable Wreckages are Signal Sources that can appear during [[supercruise]] at any point during your travels. They can contain [[Occupied CryoPod\|Occupied Cryopods]] and other Canisters which are Illegal Salvage and must be sold at Black Markets. The main attraction to entering these Signal Sources is that they can also contain small salvaging vessels that are typically [[Adder]] size. The salvage within will never decay as abandoned or [[~~Pirate\|pirated~~]] Canisters will. And so you can take as long as you like if there is a large number. In this they are similar to [[Weak Signal Source~~\|Weak Signal Sources~~]] and are preferable to [[~~Smuggler\|smugglers~~]] who don't enjoy pirating ships.		Salvageable Wreckages are Signal Sources that can appear during [[supercruise]] at any point during your travels. They can contain [[Occupied CryoPod\|Occupied Cryopods]] and other Canisters which are Illegal Salvage and must be sold at Black Markets. The main attraction to entering these Signal Sources is that they can also contain small salvaging vessels that are typically [[Adder]] size. The salvage within will never decay as abandoned or [[pirate]]d Canisters will. And so you can take as long as you like if there is a large number. In this they are similar to [[Weak Signal Source]]s and are preferable to [[smuggler]]s who don't enjoy pirating ships.
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31.48.48.50: I added a description of the Sources contents.

2015-12-06T18:54:29Z

I added a description of the Sources contents.

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Salvageable Wreckages are Signal Sources that can appear during [[supercruise]] at any point during your travels. They can contain [[Occupied CryoPod|Occupied Cryopods]] and other Canisters which are Illegal Salvage and must be sold at Black Markets. The main attraction to entering these Signal Sources is that they can also contain small salvaging vessels that are typically [[Adder]] size. The salvage within will never decay as abandoned or [[Pirate|pirated]] Canisters will. And so you can take as long as you like if there is a large number. In this they are similar to [[Weak Signal Source|Weak Signal Sources]] and are preferable to [[Smuggler|smugglers]] who don't enjoy pirating ships.