"So, then, where would we find, turret controls? If not here."
I would have guessed that it was either here, in the security center, or in some kind of central control room if not. We could probably also at least attempt a remote overload of the fusion reactor from there, but it would be a safer bet to do it from engineering to ensure nobody could stop it... a matter to be discussed when it came to it.
"And, that device, maybe Guardian. Do not, recognize marking, though."
I shrugged, not having a particularly good explanation without more info on what exactly it was. Then, I caught some hushed voices in my ear, prompting me to listen out, visible despite the helmet obscuring my face through the head tilting slightly. But judging by the panicked tone, it was likely some workers not attending the "ceremony" accompanying the arrival of the 'Herald of Salvation', so no particular cause for alarm. If it weren't for my senses being somewhat improved from not being quite human any longer, I would probably not have noticed while busy with something else.
"Absolutely! We should ensure the turrets are offline before even considering blowing up the facility to ensure our extraction."
As I continued rifling through the dead officer's pockets, I came across an access card. It was nearly identical to the one we had found on another officer earlier. My fingers also brushed against something else - a small data storage device. I pulled it out and examined it closely.
"Look at this," I said, holding the device up for my companion to see. It bore a strange, unfamiliar logo - a symbol that seemed almost ancient yet appeared advanced at the same time. "This could be something useful."
The peculiar logo, which seemed to have some cybernetic theme, intrigued me. I couldn’t help but wonder what that data storage held, but I knew we had to explore its contents once we were in a safe place. For now, something else was more important - disabling the turrets and securing our extraction. However, we shouldn't forget to blow up the facility because of the Helix.
I pocketed both items and turned to my companion.
"That's it, I think we're done here."
unfortunately the bm goods ignored when I look at the station I want to sell at
and the search also ignores the stantions where the goods are illegal
I make 14mil in 5-10 min, I would say its not bad
Also with bm you can decrease influence of controling faction - that is my primary goal, but I also want to make some credits
Could we have an option for new ships to appear at the bottom of the list instead of first position?
I personally consider first 7 a "showcase" positions and hate that new ships break it if I forget to move them.
I can understand that some people will like how it is now though.
Thank you for the feedback. I made some improvements for the rare commodity supplies, so I suppose there should be more stable supply numbers from now on (it just may take a few hours until properly populated).
Unfortunately, there is no other information in the journal than the Powers, controlling Power and state (stronghold/fortified/exploited/unoccupied). Although I can derive some other information like contested state, the progress simply isn't there. It may be good to give some feedback to Frontier about it on the official forum like in this thread.
Hello, simply search for the regular commodities, the black market should follow the regular market, just the prices are lower. I am not sure about the illegal commodities though. Generally, smuggling isn't that good money-maker how players may expect.
Hi everyone
I currently got into smugling, but have issue with inara. I cant find out what the selling prices at black market are. Could anyone explain me how to find at least the sell price for illegal good for specific station?
That's awesome! I can almost hear it, with the original singers voice
Thanks! The modules/engineering are not in the immediate plans still.
More or less - Inara supports only the Live version of the game since the galaxy split two years ago, because there is not enough players in Legacy to keep the data up to date and various technical reasons.
ABOUT POWER PLAY CONFLICT ZONES IN POWER PLAY CONFLICT ZONES
Good morning,
About Powerplay conflict systems:
Would it be possible to show the progression of the powers involved in order to be able to determine if any "POWERPLAY CZ" are still present.
(in fact: it seems that the conflicting systems remain in conflict during the cycle, but the CZPPlay disappears when a "control score" threshold is reached)
So, this page seems useless for every CMDR on Console since half of the Stations are missing there. ????
I thought it was only live titans.
Hardened Surface Fragments: do you get them (1) only from live Titans in meltdown or (2) are they also available in Titan graveyards? If there are other place to get them, I'd also be curious.
The Thunder Pizza Song
I was caught
in the middle of a Thargoid attack (Thunder)
I looked 'round
and I knew there was no turning back (Thunder)
My mind raced
and I thought, what could I do? (Thunder)
And I knew
only pizza, Thunder Pizza would get me through (Thunder)
Their delivery runs
always give me a start
with their thundering guns
tearing Thargoids apart.
Delivered by a type 10
Thunder truck!
...Camera shows a group of people hitting a Thargoid with mugs. Slowly, with dampened thuck-thuck-thuck sounds, barely leaving any marks at all. The Thargoid laughs and throws volley after volley at a burning station, paying no attention to humans attached to its body.
...T-10 arrives, shooting guns and flaks and fireworks in every direction, obliterating a bunch of scouts, a Thargon swarm and, accidentally, a biowaste-carrying Hauler which was in the wrong place at the wrong time. No worries, the pilot was a pathetic loser anyway.
"Who ordered a pizza?"
"YEAH! OUR PIZZA! LET THE MUG RIOT LOOSE!"
...Fuelled by the hefty slices of fresh pizza, people jump onto the Thargoid again, beating it with mugs so hard it starts to crack and leak acid, frantically dashing left to right in panic.
"Thunder Pizza. We don't just come faster than the reinforcements. We are the reinforcements."
A regular peperoni already makes me sweat because I am so not used to spicy food. A double? You’d have to hand me an ice pack.
But I guess that Hutton mug could come with a cool drink or… something.
Imagine being in the middle of a fight, and then comes a big Type-10, shooting stuff in all directions plus a couple of packhounds for fireworks... you hear AC/DC Thunderstruck in your headphones wich is broadcasted... and then some tiny voice: who ordered the pizza?
"Thunder Pizza , even to a Thargoid infested Hutton - when a mug doesn't cut it."
On https://inara.cz/elite/commodities-rare/ the supply column bounce between the actually supply and zero. While it's 100% zero when you have bought the entire supply, it seems like it would be more useful to always use the non-zero number.
Reproduce:
Refresh the page
Sort by supply column
The supply numbers changed from last refresh
(May have to repeat a few times to see the effect)
Also, thanks for making it so easy to report things, it's really nice, to not be blocked by jira login etc. o7
Are you sure it wasn’t a pizza in that box, and that you didn’t eat it?
… now I feel like I want one.
Phah. Conspiracy theorists and Raxxla deniers. That's all you can do, to squabble. I have a Raxxla, right here and now, look...
...what in the hells... I swear it was right here just a minute ago, in that pizza box. Feck. Now I have to search again I guess...
To me, at this point, Raxxla might as well be complete bulltard some (mildly) space-mad explorer came up with and just kept rambling on about until it became common myth with its origin forgotten.
… it feels better to just write it off like that when there are people who just keep trying to shove it into every theory possible.
Hi Artie! Portuguese translations updated.
While I got your attention: any news on the translation for modules and engineering?
I mean, you're right, it is definitely a con...