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[[File:2015-01-18 00003.jpg|thumb|220x220px|Inside a Conflict Zone]] | [[File:2015-01-18 00003.jpg|thumb|220x220px|Inside a Conflict Zone]] | ||
A '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a location where two [[factions]] within a system are actively fighting. While a [[Influence#Civil War|civil war]] is active in a system, the various factions in and around the system will hand out missions through the [[Bulletin Board]] that require the destruction of a number of ships found | A '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a location where two [[factions]] within a system are actively fighting. While a [[Influence#Civil War|civil war]] is active in a system, the various factions in and around the system will hand out missions through the [[Bulletin Board]] that require the destruction of a number of ships found within a conflict zone. | ||
Players that enter normal space at these locations can choose which faction they would like to temporarily represent | Players that enter normal space at these locations can choose which faction they would like to temporarily represent to fight against the opposing faction's ships. For each opponent the player kills combat vouchers are rewarded to the player which can be redeemed for credits at any station in the system. Between bounties and combat vouchers, fighting in conflict zones can be a profitable venture for players who are skilled in combat. | ||
The prize of combat bounty vouchers differs depending upon the ship type. Heavy fighters and small nimble fighters are worth more than most other [[ships]]. The table below shows voucher prizes for each ship occuring within a conflict zone. | |||
{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" | {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" | ||
! Ship | ! Ship | ||
! | ! Prize (Cr) | ||
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| [[Eagle Mk. II]] | | [[Eagle Mk. II]] | ||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
* | * Conflict zones automatically appear (lockable) in the Navigation panel when the player's ship is close enough to a spawned zone. | ||
* Conflict zones are referred to as a "Warzone" in mission descriptions. | * Conflict zones are referred to as a "Warzone" in mission descriptions. | ||
* | * Almost all NPCs that spawn in conflict zones are combat NPCs aligned with one of the two warring factions. | ||
== Third-Party Apps == | == Third-Party Apps == | ||
Revision as of 22:45, 18 April 2015
A Conflict Zone (Signal Source) is a location where two factions within a system are actively fighting. While a civil war is active in a system, the various factions in and around the system will hand out missions through the Bulletin Board that require the destruction of a number of ships found within a conflict zone.
Players that enter normal space at these locations can choose which faction they would like to temporarily represent to fight against the opposing faction's ships. For each opponent the player kills combat vouchers are rewarded to the player which can be redeemed for credits at any station in the system. Between bounties and combat vouchers, fighting in conflict zones can be a profitable venture for players who are skilled in combat.
The prize of combat bounty vouchers differs depending upon the ship type. Heavy fighters and small nimble fighters are worth more than most other ships. The table below shows voucher prizes for each ship occuring within a conflict zone.
| Ship | Prize (Cr) |
|---|---|
| Eagle Mk. II | 4,000 |
| Empire Fighter | 2,000 |
| F63 Condor | 2,000 |
| Imperial Clipper | 22,000 |
| Cobra Mk. III | 8,000 |
| Viper Mk III | 10,000 |
| Asp Explorer | 14,000 |
| Vulture | 18,000 |
| Python | 26,000 |
| Anaconda | 36,000 |
Notes
- Conflict zones automatically appear (lockable) in the Navigation panel when the player's ship is close enough to a spawned zone.
- Conflict zones are referred to as a "Warzone" in mission descriptions.
- Almost all NPCs that spawn in conflict zones are combat NPCs aligned with one of the two warring factions.
Third-Party Apps
These third-party apps are not affiliated with Frontier Developments nor Wikia in any shape. Here you can find conflict zones reported by various pilots.