August DavenportAre you talking about mission board missions? I've seen a couple like that, but not specifically named as "Source & Return".
SakashiroCan someone please explain to me the purpose of those wing "source & return" missions where the reward is below the market value of the goods to be sourced? For example, a station pays 50,000,000 Cr mission reward for 1,500 units of gold, but the commodities market at the same station pays 56,039 Cr * 1,500 = 84,058,500 Cr. Is there any benefit in accepting the mission instead of selling to the market directly?
SakashiroAugust DavenportAre you talking about mission board missions? I've seen a couple like that, but not specifically named as "Source & Return".
Here's an example:
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The mission reward is lower than the market value of the wine. The only way this makes sense is if the mission reward gets multiplied by the number of wing mates. Not sure if that's the case, because I never traded in a wing.
SakashiroAugust DavenportAre you talking about mission board missions? I've seen a couple like that, but not specifically named as "Source & Return".
Here's an example:
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The mission reward is lower than the market value of the wine. The only way this makes sense is if the mission reward gets multiplied by the number of wing mates. Not sure if that's the case, because I never traded in a wing.
SakashiroCan someone please explain to me the purpose of those wing "source & return" missions where the reward is below the market value of the goods to be sourced? For example, a station pays 50,000,000 Cr mission reward for 1,500 units of gold, but the commodities market at the same station pays 56,039 Cr * 1,500 = 84,058,500 Cr. Is there any benefit in accepting the mission instead of selling to the market directly?
-Knight-SakashiroCan someone please explain to me the purpose of those wing "source & return" missions where the reward is below the market value of the goods to be sourced? For example, a station pays 50,000,000 Cr mission reward for 1,500 units of gold, but the commodities market at the same station pays 56,039 Cr * 1,500 = 84,058,500 Cr. Is there any benefit in accepting the mission instead of selling to the market directly?
To me, it's not worth doing solo unless you have friends to do this with. Otherwise, your better off just selling to the market directly to get more money.
GreyShadow40-Knight-SakashiroCan someone please explain to me the purpose of those wing "source & return" missions where the reward is below the market value of the goods to be sourced? For example, a station pays 50,000,000 Cr mission reward for 1,500 units of gold, but the commodities market at the same station pays 56,039 Cr * 1,500 = 84,058,500 Cr. Is there any benefit in accepting the mission instead of selling to the market directly?
To me, it's not worth doing solo unless you have friends to do this with. Otherwise, your better off just selling to the market directly to get more money. Winged Trading Missions are good for increasing your Rank but that's about it.
Lol that's why there wing missions best in a squad
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To me, it's not worth doing solo unless you have friends to do this with. Otherwise, your better off just selling to the market directly to get more money. Winged Trading Missions are good for increasing your Rank but that's about it.
Lol that's why there wing missions best in a squad
Then Frontier needs to put them only in Open play and stop making them visible in Solo mode.
SnapStrI don't understand what's wrong with Horizons after the update. I am currently collecting materials on a 0.04G planet, but my SRV is behaving as if the planet is over 1G. I can't get uphill at 0.04G with all the pips in the engines.
