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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
* [[Frame Shift Drive Interdictor]] introduced which allows players to interdict other ships. <sup>(Beta 3)</sup> | * The [[Frame Shift Drive Interdictor]] was introduced in beta-version 3 of the game which allows players to interdict other ships. <sup>(Beta 3)</sup> | ||
* Ships will take more damage when interdicting at higher speeds than lower speeds. {{Cite}} | * Ships will take more damage when interdicting at higher speeds than lower speeds. {{Cite}} | ||
* Both the interdicting and interdicted | * Both the interdicting and the interdicted ship will take damage in case of a successful interdiction, unless the interdicted ship submits to the interdiction. | ||
* If the interdicting ship fails to pull their target out of supercruise, the attacker will still be forced to perform an emergency drop-out while their target is free to escape. | |||
* If the interdicting ship fails to pull their target out of supercruise, the attacker will still be forced to perform an emergency | * If a ship enters orbital flight by nearing a planet during an interdiction, an emergency drop-out will cancel the interdiction, as well as throw the ship out of supercruise. | ||
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== Videos == | == Videos == | ||