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'''Hyperdiction''' is when an [[Unknown Ship]] interdicts another ship while traveling through [[hyperspace]]. The ship gets pulled out of hyperspace into a system and is temporarily disabled. It happens in a higher-dimensional region in which travel between star systems is possible at superluminal speeds (many times the speed of light).
'''Hyperdiction''' is when an [[Unknown Ship]] interdicts another ship while traveling through [[hyperspace]]. The ship gets pulled out of hyperspace into a system and is temporarily disabled. This occurs in a higher-dimensional region in which travel between star systems is possible at superluminal speeds (many times the speed of light).


[[Human|Humans]] only have the technology to interdict ships while travelling with [[supercruise]] in a system.
It has happened around Pleiades and near the [[Maia]] system. This doesn't require an [[Unknown Artefact|unknown artifact]] in your cargo hold.
 
[[Human|Humans]] only have technology to interdict ships during [[supercruise]] in a system.


It has occurred around Pleiades and near the [[Maia]] system. It doesn't require an unknown artifact in your cargo hold.
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Revision as of 13:57, 28 June 2017

Hyperdiction in an Anaconda
Hyperdiction in an Anaconda

Hyperdiction is when an Unknown Ship interdicts another ship while traveling through hyperspace. The ship gets pulled out of hyperspace into a system and is temporarily disabled. This occurs in a higher-dimensional region in which travel between star systems is possible at superluminal speeds (many times the speed of light).

It has happened around Pleiades and near the Maia system. This doesn't require an unknown artifact in your cargo hold.

Humans only have technology to interdict ships during supercruise in a system.