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Interdiction ALERT!

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Security forces scanning for illicit cargo

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Security forces scanning for criminal status

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A pirate scanning for cargo in LHS 3262

Interdiction is a term for when a ship is intercepted by another vessel during supercruise mode. When a ship is interdicted, it automatically drops out of supercruise mode and into normal flight mode. Interdictions can be caused by System Authority Vessels, Bounty Hunters, Pirates, and other players.

System Authority Vessels will generally interdict only to scan for criminal status (Bounties) and activities (Illegal Goods/Stolen Goods. If either scan turns out positive then they will begin to open fire on your ship otherwise they will send you a message to continue on your way.

When Bounty Hunters interdict you they will generally scan your ship to determine your criminal status and if their scan reveals a bounty they will open fire.

Pirates currently act in one of three ways when they interdict you. Either they will open fire immediately in hopes that you will jettison cargo, they will send you a message instructing you to "Give up your cargo or die!", or they will scan your cargo before demanding you jettison it. The end goal for the pirates is to relieve you of your cargo and they do not generally care if you live or die in the process.

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Frame Shift Drive Interdictor introduced which allows players to interdict other ships. ^{(Beta 3)}

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-'''Interdiction''' is a term for when a ship is intercepted by another vessel during [[Supercruise|supercruise]] mode. When a ship is interdicted, it automatically drops out of supercruise mode and into normal flight mode. This could be by NPC security forces, bounty hunters, pirates, or other players.
+'''Interdiction''' is a term for when a ship is intercepted by another vessel during [[Supercruise|supercruise]] mode.  When a ship is interdicted, it automatically drops out of supercruise mode and into normal flight mode.  Interdictions can be caused by System Authority Vessels, [[Bounty Hunter]]s, [[Pirate]]s, and other players.
-If you are interdicted by security forces it's usually because they want to scan your ship for [[Illegal Goods|illicit cargo]], and/or they want to scan to determine your criminal status. If either scan turns out to be positive they will open fire on your ship. You will know its a security vessel as a message will pop up telling you to stop and after a short time telling you that you may continue.
+System Authority Vessels will generally interdict only to scan for criminal status ([[Bounty|Bounties]]) and activities ([[Illegal Goods]]/[[Stolen Goods]].  If either scan turns out positive then they will begin to open fire on your ship otherwise they will send you a message to continue on your way.
-The same goes for [[Bounty Hunters|bounty hunters]]. They will interdict you and scan your ship to determine your criminal status. Of course, they will open fire if any bounties are revealed.
+When [[Bounty Hunter]]s interdict you they will generally scan your ship to determine your criminal status and if their scan reveals a bounty they will open fire.
-[[Pirates]] currently act in two ways when they interdict you. They can just show up and start firing on your ship, perhaps to encourage you to jettison some cargo in a bid to distract them and escape. Alternatively they can send you a message instructing you to, "Give up your cargo or die!" or something of a similar nature. Some pirates will scan your ship first before sending any messages. The end goal of the pirate is to relieve you of your cargo, and they do not generally care if you live or die during the process.
+[[Pirate]]s currently act in one of three ways when they interdict you.  Either they will open fire immediately in hopes that you will jettison cargo, they will send you a message instructing you to "Give up your cargo or die!", or they will scan your cargo before demanding you jettison it.  The end goal for the pirates is to relieve you of your cargo and they do not generally care if you live or die in the process.
-== Interdiction Tips ==
+==Notes==
+* [[Frame Shift Drive Interdictor]] introduced which allows players to interdict other ships. <sup>(Beta 3)</sup>
-It's possible in the beta 1.03 to escape harm's way when being interdicted. There are many reasons for wanting to do so. For example, if you're in a larger ship with a full cargo of goods and you don't want to lose any of it because it can be very expensive to replace. Or, if you have a criminal record in another jurisdiction and don't wish to be penalised for it. Plus, nobody wants to be bullied by pirates.
-There's always the option to turn and fight during any interdiction. However, if space combat is not your forte here are a couple of solutions:
-* <s>As soon as you are dropped out of supercruise align with your destination and hit the boost button and instantly '''turn flight assist off'''. This will maintain your maximum boost speed giving you the opportunity to escape. Once your Frameshift Drive comes back online, supercruise away. Just as the drive finishes charging, let go of the boost button. Generally the NPCs will not catch </s>
-<s>up to you using this method. </s>no longer possible as of beta 2
-* [[Stealth]] can be used to escape interdiction as well, activating silent running as soon as you see radar contact should give you time to escape, keep some heat sinks handy. This is nearly impossible as the interdiction tether pulls you out of supercruise and puts you behind the person that interdicted you.
-In Beta 3.03 you can interdict other player and NPC ship.  You can also escape interdiction as well if you can.

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