System Signal Sources: Difference between revisions
Another stub. I was trying to find out what the USS's were all about. I will add more here. Not sure how much of this is beta only so needs to be monitored as things change. |
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** The rewards here are much higher but equally the NPC's are harder then the conflict zones. You DO NOT need to join a faction here. You simply target other ships, scan them and if one of them is wanted you take them out and, if they have cargo, steal their haul which you can sell on the black market. I've made over 5000 credits in a single visit to the extraction zone, one of the bounties I collected hit 2,150. I'll do a video demonstration for this sometime this week; | ** The rewards here are much higher but equally the NPC's are harder then the conflict zones. You DO NOT need to join a faction here. You simply target other ships, scan them and if one of them is wanted you take them out and, if they have cargo, steal their haul which you can sell on the black market. I've made over 5000 credits in a single visit to the extraction zone, one of the bounties I collected hit 2,150. I'll do a video demonstration for this sometime this week; | ||
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** What is found in these locations varies, I've come across small squadrons of pirates, large 'wanted' cargo vessels (which you can destroy and steal the cargo without becoming wanted yourself) and sometimes just empty space with low value cargo laying around. Typically these areas have more then one bad guy, so you can visit these locations without being attacked (as long as you don't have cargo) and have a look around, but making money here requires a bigger ship and bigger guns | ** What is found in these locations varies, I've come across small squadrons of pirates, large 'wanted' cargo vessels (which you can destroy and steal the cargo without becoming wanted yourself) and sometimes just empty space with low value cargo laying around. Typically these areas have more then one bad guy, so you can visit these locations without being attacked (as long as you don't have cargo) and have a look around, but making money here requires a bigger ship and bigger guns. | ||