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The pilot can choose to rebuy their lost ship in its entirety, deselect certain modules to reduce the cost, or forego recovering that specific ship loadout and instead choose a free [[Sidewinder MkI]] loaned by the [[Pilots Federation]]. Criminal pilots may be forced to repay the costs of their accumulated fines and bounties. If a pilot has insufficient [[credits]], they can take out a limited [[loan]], but if they still cannot afford the rebuy, they will be forced to choose the Sidewinder and lose their previous loadout. | The pilot can choose to rebuy their lost ship in its entirety, deselect certain modules to reduce the cost, or forego recovering that specific ship loadout and instead choose a free [[Sidewinder MkI]] loaned by the [[Pilots Federation]]. Criminal pilots may be forced to repay the costs of their accumulated fines and bounties. If a pilot has insufficient [[credits]], they can take out a limited [[loan]], but if they still cannot afford the rebuy, they will be forced to choose the Sidewinder and lose their previous loadout. | ||
Choosing to rebuy will [[respawn]] the pilot in their custom ship at the last station they docked at, or a [[Detention Centre]] if they were destroyed by [[System Authority Vessel]]s. Choosing the loaned Sidewinder will respawn the pilot in the system where they started their career, with one exception: pilots who started in Dromi will respawn in the Ay Indi system. | Choosing to rebuy will [[respawn]] the pilot in their custom ship at the last station they docked at, or a [[Detention Centre]] if they were destroyed by [[System Authority Vessel]]s. Choosing the loaned Sidewinder will respawn the pilot in the system where they started their career, with one exception: pilots who started in [[Dromi]] will respawn in the Ay Indi system. | ||
Insurance cost is affected by the [[notoriety]] of the victim and the attacker; the victim having a high notoriety will increase the cost of the rebuy, but the attacker having a high notoriety will reduce it. Note that refusing or being unable to rebuy a lost ship will not award any credits in compensation for its value as with traditional insurance. | Insurance cost is affected by the [[notoriety]] of the victim and the attacker; the victim having a high notoriety will increase the cost of the rebuy, but the attacker having a high notoriety will reduce it. Note that refusing or being unable to rebuy a lost ship will not award any credits in compensation for its value as with traditional insurance. | ||