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Shipyards is the option in the menu of a station that lets you buy and sell ships and also store ships if you have more than one. A system with a high tech economy are more likely than others to have many different ships to purchase but this is not always the case. In some systems with conflict zones, stations nearby will often have as many ships listed as a high tech one. | Shipyards is the option in the menu of a station that lets you buy and sell ships and also store ships if you have more than one. A system with a high tech economy are more likely than others to have many different ships to purchase but this is not always the case. In some systems with conflict zones, stations nearby will often have as many ships listed as a high tech one. | ||
== Selling ships == | == Selling ships == | ||
When a player sells a ship, they get only 90% of the total value of the ship back. This has lead to a lot of frustration from many players since this information is not in the game or in the prompt when you sell the ship, the price is just adjusted. | When a player sells a ship, they get only 90% of the total value of the ship back. This has lead to a lot of frustration from many players since this information is not in the game or in the prompt when you sell the ship, the price is just simply adjusted on the screen. | ||
In order to get more money back, players always sell the modules and parts of the ship and replace them with modules with lowest classes and grades as to get back as much money as possible. | In order to get more money back, players always sell the modules and parts of the ship and replace them with modules with lowest classes and grades as to get back as much money as possible. | ||