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Mass Lock Factor (MLF) on ships (i.e. Anaconda) only affect your ship when you low wake (jump to supercruise). If you high wake (hyperspace jump) you aren't affected by MLF of ships. Lore reasons that it is because the mass of the ship is measly compared to the mass of the star you are jumping to |
Mass Lock Factor (MLF) on ships (i.e. Anaconda) only affect your ship when you low wake (jump to supercruise). If you high wake (hyperspace jump) you aren't affected by MLF of ships. Lore reasons that it is because the mass of the ship is measly compared to the mass of the star you are jumping to |
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Mass Lock Factor (MLF) on ships (i.e. Anaconda) only affect your ship when you low wake (jump to supercruise). If you high wake (hyperspace jump) you aren't affected by MLF of ships. Lore reasons that it is because the mass of the ship is measly compared to the mass of the star you are jumping to