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A '''Conflict Zone''' is a temporary [[System Signal Sources|Signal Source]] that marks the site of an active battle and appears in systems where two minor factions are waging [[Influence#War|war]] or [[Influence#Civil War|civil war]] against each other. There are three types of Conflict Zones, denoting different concentrations of ships in combat: Low Intensity, Medium Intensity, and High Intensity.
A '''Conflict Zone''' is a temporary [[System Signal Sources|Signal Source]] that marks the site of an active battle in space and appears in systems where two minor factions are waging [[Influence#War|war]] or [[Influence#Civil War|civil war]] against each other. There are three types of Conflict Zones, denoting different concentrations of ships in combat: Low Intensity, Medium Intensity, and High Intensity.


== Overview ==
== Overview ==
=== In space ===
Conflict Zones are randomly populated with combat [[ships]] aligned with one of the two warring minor factions and players can choose a side to fight for via an interface that will appear in the message tab of the comms panel of the [[HUD]]. Once a side is selected, the comms panel will continue to relay information about the status of the battle: each enemy destroyed, allies destroyed, and when nearing victory or defeat.
Conflict Zones are randomly populated with combat [[ships]] aligned with one of the two warring minor factions and players can choose a side to fight for via an interface that will appear in the message tab of the comms panel of the [[HUD]]. Once a side is selected, the comms panel will continue to relay information about the status of the battle: each enemy destroyed, allies destroyed, and when nearing victory or defeat.


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Which ships spawn will depend on the allegiance of that faction. For example, a [[Federation]]-aligned minor faction will use the [[Federal Dropship]], [[Federal Assault Ship]], [[Federal Gunship]], and [[Federal Corvette]]. All factions can deploy non-faction combat ships of any kind, from the [[Eagle MkII]] up to the [[Anaconda]]. Some ships will be [[Engineers|Engineered]], regardless of intensity.
Which ships spawn will depend on the allegiance of that faction. For example, a [[Federation]]-aligned minor faction will use the [[Federal Dropship]], [[Federal Assault Ship]], [[Federal Gunship]], and [[Federal Corvette]]. All factions can deploy non-faction combat ships of any kind, from the [[Eagle MkII]] up to the [[Anaconda]]. Some ships will be [[Engineers|Engineered]], regardless of intensity.
=== On planets ===
in [[Elite Dangerous: Odyssey|ED Odyssey]], there are booths in stations and outposts. Players can sign up via the mercenary organization [[Frontline Solutions]] and fight for a faction. The dropship takes you to the combat zone. Players are strapped in a harness inside the dropship. Sufficient amounts of enemies must be killed including reinforcements to win. It's a battle of attrition. It is a mix of PVP and PVE. Participating increases your Mercenary rank.


=== Missions ===
=== Missions ===