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==== Ship Salvage ==== | ==== Ship Salvage ==== | ||
When you destroy a ship, it will drop components that you can collect with your [[Cargo Scoop|cargo scoop]]. Some components are only available from certain types of [[ships]]: | When you destroy a ship, it will drop components that you can collect with your [[Cargo Scoop|cargo scoop]]. Some components are only available from certain types of [[ships]]: | ||
===== '''Transport Ships''' ===== | |||
You will find these in shipping lanes, and in [[Unidentified Signal Source|signal sources]]. | You will find these in shipping lanes, and in [[Unidentified Signal Source|signal sources]]. | ||
===== '''Military & Authority Ships''' ===== | |||
You will find authority ships in all populated non-[[Government|Anarchy]] systems, ensuring security is maintained. In systems in War or Civil Unrest states, [[Conflict Zone|conflict zones]] will contain military and authority vessels. | You will find authority ships in all populated non-[[Government|Anarchy]] systems, ensuring security is maintained. In systems in War or Civil Unrest states, [[Conflict Zone|conflict zones]] will contain military and authority vessels. | ||
===== '''Combat Ships''' ===== | |||
Almost any hostile ship (Pirates) can be considered a 'combat ship'. You will find them in most signal sources, and will have a 'Wanted' status. | Almost any hostile ship (Pirates) can be considered a 'combat ship'. You will find them in most signal sources, and will have a 'Wanted' status. | ||
In all cases, the highest grade materials will usually be dropped by bigger, more powerful, ships e.g. Type-9, Anaconda, Imperial Cutter, etc... | In all cases, the highest grade materials will usually be dropped by bigger, more powerful, ships e.g. Type-9, Anaconda, Imperial Cutter, etc... | ||