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== Fortification and preparation of systems ==

This is by far the safest and slowest method for obtaining merits. The pilot must go to their ~~factions~~ capitol city and pick up cargo for fortification or preparation from a station. The amount of cargo the player can pick up at any given time is based on that ~~players~~ current rating with their faction. It ranges from 10 every half hour at rating one up to 50 every half hour at rating five. After the player picks up the cargo they must transport it to a system for fortification or expansion depending on the type of cargo they picked up from the capitol. Once they arrive at their destination system they simply dock and turn in the cargo under the ~~contacts~~ tab at the station.

This is by far the safest and slowest method for obtaining merits. The pilot must go to their faction's capitol city and pick up cargo for fortification or preparation from a station. The amount of cargo the player can pick up at any given time is based on that player's current rating with their faction. It ranges from 10 every half hour at rating one up to 50 every half hour at rating five. After the player picks up the cargo they must transport it to a system for fortification or expansion depending on the type of cargo they picked up from the capitol. Once they arrive at their destination system they simply dock and turn in the cargo under the contact's tab at the station.

If a player has the credits to spend this can be the fastest way to farm merits. Along with the allotment of Powerplay commodities you receive every half hour, you have the option to buy extra commodities at the price of 10,000 CR each. As each Powerplay commodity is worth 1 merit when turned in a player could spend 100,000,000 CR and effectively buy their rating 5. A circumstance where this may prove useful would be if a player could make 100,000,000 CR in less time than it would take to earn 10,000 merits.

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 == Fortification and preparation of systems ==
-This is by far the safest and slowest method for obtaining merits. The pilot must go to their factions capitol city and pick up cargo for fortification or preparation from a station. The amount of cargo the player can pick up at any given time is based on that players current rating with their faction. It ranges from 10 every half hour at rating one up to 50 every half hour at rating five. After the player picks up the cargo they must transport it to a system for fortification or expansion depending on the type of cargo they picked up from the capitol. Once they arrive at their destination system they simply dock and turn in the cargo under the contacts tab at the station.
+This is by far the safest and slowest method for obtaining merits. The pilot must go to their faction's capitol city and pick up cargo for fortification or preparation from a station. The amount of cargo the player can pick up at any given time is based on that player's current rating with their faction. It ranges from 10 every half hour at rating one up to 50 every half hour at rating five. After the player picks up the cargo they must transport it to a system for fortification or expansion depending on the type of cargo they picked up from the capitol. Once they arrive at their destination system they simply dock and turn in the cargo under the contact's tab at the station.
 If a player has the credits to spend this can be the fastest way to farm merits. Along with the allotment of Powerplay commodities you receive every half hour, you have the option to buy extra commodities at the price of 10,000 CR each. As each Powerplay commodity is worth 1 merit when turned in a player could spend 100,000,000 CR and effectively buy their rating 5. A circumstance where this may prove useful would be if a player could make 100,000,000 CR in less time than it would take to earn 10,000 merits.

Merits: Difference between revisions

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