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| reward = High | | reward = High | ||
| timeinvestment = Small | | timeinvestment = Small | ||
| suggestedships = [[Asp Explorer]]; [[Cobra]]; [[Fer-de-Lance]]; [[Federal Assault Ship]]; [[Mamba]]; [[Python]]; [[Viper]]; [[Vulture]] | | suggestedships = [[Asp Explorer]]; [[Cobra]]; [[Federal Corvette]]; [[Imperial Cutter]]; [[Fer-de-Lance]]; [[Federal Assault Ship]]; [[Mamba]]; [[Python]]; [[Python Mk II]]; [[Viper]]; [[Vulture]] | ||
| suggestedupgrades = [[Kill Warrant Scanner]]; [[Frame Shift Wake Scanner]] | | suggestedupgrades = [[Kill Warrant Scanner]]; [[Frame Shift Wake Scanner]] | ||
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'''Bounty Hunting''' is a [[combat]]-related [[Careers|career]] that involves destroying criminal [[ships]] | '''Bounty Hunting''' is a [[combat]]-related [[Careers|career]] that involves destroying criminal [[ships]] and [[Pirate|pirates]], because they are [[Bounty|wanted]] in a jurisdiction. Bounty hunters can earn [[credits]] by redeeming [[Bounty Voucher]]s. They also earn experience for the combat [[Ranks|rank]], and increase their [[reputation]] with a [[:Category:Factions|minor faction]] that issued the bounty. | ||
== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
Throughout the galaxy players may encounter NPC ships | Throughout the galaxy players may encounter NPC ships (AI controlled) and lawbreaking real players (pilots). Once scanned, a player can see whether a [[pilot]] has a current [[Bounty Hunter|bounty]] issued against them. As a [[bounty hunter]] you can destroy them in combat to receive a [[Bounty Voucher|bounty voucher]]. You will receive a reward by redeeming the voucher at a [[starport]] that is controlled by the [[Factions|faction]] that issued the bounty. | ||
== Scanning == | == Scanning == | ||
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Many criminals seek refuge in systems with an anarchy status. Anarchy systems are ruled by a faction that doesn't enforce the rule of law. However, players are able to scan other ships in these systems with a [[Kill Warrant Scanner|kill warrant scanner]] in order to see if they are wanted in any other systems. Upon destroying a wanted ship the player can travel to the system the bounty was issued and claim it. | Many criminals seek refuge in systems with an anarchy status. Anarchy systems are ruled by a faction that doesn't enforce the rule of law. However, players are able to scan other ships in these systems with a [[Kill Warrant Scanner|kill warrant scanner]] in order to see if they are wanted in any other systems. Upon destroying a wanted ship the player can travel to the system the bounty was issued and claim it. | ||
Bounty hunters will often loiter outside [[station]]s in order to scan other ships when they slow down to enter the docking area, but many bounty hunters are most active at [[Resource Extraction Site]]s or [[Nav Beacon]]s since many wanted ships will appear at both locations. Most NPC ships will pass through the Nav Beacons making them excellent areas for both NPC and player bounty hunters. The Resource Extraction Sites can be mixed in their populations. Isolated clusters of asteroids rarely contain any activity at all whereas the planetary rings of busy planets are rife with pirates looking to prey on miners. This makes planetary rings advisable for any prospective bounty hunters. | Bounty hunters will often loiter outside [[station]]s in order to scan other ships when they slow down to enter the docking area, but many bounty hunters are most active at [[Resource Extraction Site]]s or [[Nav Beacon]]s since many wanted ships will appear at both locations. Most NPC ships will pass through the Nav Beacons making them excellent areas for both NPC and player bounty hunters. The Resource Extraction Sites can be mixed in their populations. Isolated clusters of asteroids rarely contain any activity at all whereas the planetary rings of busy planets are rife with [[Pirate|pirates]] looking to prey on miners. This makes planetary rings advisable for any prospective bounty hunters. | ||
== Friendly fire == | == Friendly fire == | ||
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== Videos == | == Videos == | ||
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File:Bounty Hunting Beginner Guide - Elite Dangerous | |||
File:INTERSTELLAR BOUNTY HUNTERS - Elite Dangerous Immersive Space Combat | File:INTERSTELLAR BOUNTY HUNTERS - Elite Dangerous Immersive Space Combat | ||
File:Elite_Dangerous_-_Crime_and_Punishment | File:Elite_Dangerous_-_Crime_and_Punishment | ||
File:Python mk2 - Bounty Hunting -4K VR- | File:Python mk2 - Bounty Hunting -4K VR- | ||
File:Elite Dangerous Odyssey - Raider Bounty hunting - gameplay example | File:Elite Dangerous Odyssey - Raider Bounty hunting - gameplay example | ||
File:Sidewinder Bounty Hunter - No Engineering - Gameplay - Elite Dangerous | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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[[Category:Commerce]] | [[Category:Commerce]] | ||
[[Category:Careers]] | [[Category:Careers]] | ||
[[Category:Crime]] | |||