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== About combat logging in Elite: Dangerous == | == About combat logging in Elite: Dangerous == | ||
In Elite: Dangerous, combat logging is most often done to avoid death (usually last-minute) during combat. Unfortunately, there is no safeguard to this exploit as of yet other than [[report | In Elite: Dangerous, combat logging is most often done to avoid death (usually last-minute) during combat. Unfortunately, there is no safeguard to this exploit as of yet other than [[report]]ing the combat logger if the attacker is not an NPC). | ||
* The most common instance of combat logging is likely when a commander is transporting valuable cargo and confronted by a better-armed [[pirate]]. | * The most common instance of combat logging is likely when a commander is transporting valuable cargo and confronted by a better-armed [[pirate]]. | ||
* Similar acts of logging can also include non-combat situations, such as being scanned when [[smuggling]] without a means of stopping the scan. | * Similar acts of logging can also include non-combat situations, such as being scanned when [[smuggling]] without a means of stopping the scan. | ||
* Bounties that were on a wanted pilot ''will'' remain since the target will not be destroyed if they had disconnected in time. | * Bounties that were on a wanted pilot ''will'' remain since the target will not be destroyed if they had disconnected in time. | ||
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