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You know about the main horizons thread though right ?
Yep, I've been reading that but must have missed any info on the Neogaf group in the other threads.
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Neo Galactic Adventure Force (Elite-GAF) Thread
- Thread starter frontieruk
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Yep, I've been reading that but must have missed any info on the Neogaf group in the other threads.
Will do. This is really cool, I'm somewhat roleplaying in the game anyway (I'm not gonna turn into one of those grinding the mechanics) so I've been mission running and setting myself little goals. This is a nice thing to have considering my play style.
frontieruk
Member
OK so for quick reference does and dont's in Apam Napat :-
Station Majida :-
Do:-
Don't :-
Fan Platform and Langley Hub
Do:-
Don't:-
Station Majida :-
Do:-
- Trade with this station (currently it's paying out over 1000 credits higher than you can buy palladium in the nearby systems, any trades in or out of the station let us know in here)
- Trade in bounties
- Trade in exploration data
- Any charity mission for another faction
- Any mission for NeoGAF apart from charity
Don't :-
- Do Charity work for NeoGAF!
- do missions for other factions
- Preferably don't abandon NeoGAF mission
Fan Platform and Langley Hub
Do:-
- Charity work for another faction
- Mission's for NeoGAF
Don't:-
- Trade with these stations we're trying to undermine the owning factions
- Trade in bounties
- Trade in exploration data
- Do missions for any faction other than NeoGAF
frontieruk
Member
It implies the faction is weak thus dropping our influence, doing this for other factions is a good thing though
frontieruk
Member
As an aside there are two ways you can undermine other factions by taking their missions...
If it's a suspect mission and you get greeted as you arrive at the destination system drop out and take the new destination.
Or you can just abandon the missions.
Both lose that faction influence as the missions aren't completed for them.
If it's a suspect mission and you get greeted as you arrive at the destination system drop out and take the new destination.
Or you can just abandon the missions.
Both lose that faction influence as the missions aren't completed for them.
frontieruk
Member
Reckheim
Member
didn't know this either. Makes sense.
frontieruk
Member
I suggest we eak our control of Majida up to over 50%, I also think at some point we need to get the other stations into civil war to flip them to us.
When stations are in boom generally their markets are buying big so paying more than the value of the product.
When stations are in boom generally their markets are buying big so paying more than the value of the product.
I'm in Majida now. I have my Vulture for courier and combat missions; and I've just purchased a Type-7 for trading (my first large ship). Silver and Palladium give pretty good profits from the closest system (Othel); 627 and 641 profit per tonne respectively and you can trade non-lethal weapons for the return trip back to Othel (Valz Installation). I'm not sure if I can hack trading as it feels too grindy; but at least I have the ship here so if I see any missions that require the cargo space at least I have this option.
frontieruk
Member
Controlling a system... The basics.
In a civil war critical state, there will be a large number of missions that generate civil unrest. These type of missions are weapon smuggling, killing authority ships, etc. It helps if you have a large ship like an asp, because you can fill up your cargo hold with weapons and medical supplies and turn the missions in as they pop up without having to fetch them from another port. After you generate enough civil unrest, the civil war will begin and conflict zones will spawn.
The goal of the civil war is to capture the opposing faction's starports. Collect missions from your faction that spawn at the station you want to capture; run sorties against the federalists; if you win enough stations in the civil war, system is yours! The systems government will change to your chosen faction's, and you will have free reign to destroy any and all who oppose you. Once you have control of your own personal star system the fight is not over.... if you raise your faction's influence levels high enough, you can expand to other star systems, and conquer them as well!
The goal of the civil war is to capture the opposing faction's starports. Collect missions from your faction that spawn at the station you want to capture; run sorties against the federalists; if you win enough stations in the civil war, system is yours! The systems government will change to your chosen faction's, and you will have free reign to destroy any and all who oppose you.
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- Hurting the faction with the most influence removes some of their influence gives influence to the number 2 position.
- Hurting any other faction removes their influence and gives it to the number 1 position.
- Helping the number 1 faction raises their influence and removes influence from the number 2 faction.
- Helping any other faction raises their influence and removes it from the #1 faction.
- Trading with a faction's starport/black market or doing missions for a faction will raise their influence.
- Failing or abandoning a mission will hurt the faction that gave it to you.
- Finishing a mission will help the faction that gave it to you.
In a civil war critical state, there will be a large number of missions that generate civil unrest. These type of missions are weapon smuggling, killing authority ships, etc. It helps if you have a large ship like an asp, because you can fill up your cargo hold with weapons and medical supplies and turn the missions in as they pop up without having to fetch them from another port. After you generate enough civil unrest, the civil war will begin and conflict zones will spawn.
The goal of the civil war is to capture the opposing faction's starports. Collect missions from your faction that spawn at the station you want to capture; run sorties against the federalists; if you win enough stations in the civil war, system is yours! The systems government will change to your chosen faction's, and you will have free reign to destroy any and all who oppose you. Once you have control of your own personal star system the fight is not over.... if you raise your faction's influence levels high enough, you can expand to other star systems, and conquer them as well!
The goal of the civil war is to capture the opposing faction's starports. Collect missions from your faction that spawn at the station you want to capture; run sorties against the federalists; if you win enough stations in the civil war, system is yours! The systems government will change to your chosen faction's, and you will have free reign to destroy any and all who oppose you.
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Reckheim
Member
Hmm,gonna try and get a whole bunch of missions for apam napat empire assembly and not do them on purpose. got a lot of excess cash so the penalty wont bother me too much.
frontieruk
Member
Well I've got about 4m on my Xbox which is my fuck around account so I may join you in some subterfuge.
Which station should we try to flip first?
Which station should we try to flip first?
Reckheim
Member
I forget the name but the closest one to the sun.
frontieruk
Member
I've a sneaking suspicion it's Langley hub
frontieruk
Member
Interesting
Cuban Legend
Member
any actual benefits to becoming alied with our Faction?
There's no joining. Just mission givers in a system you can't really pledge allegiance to etc. It's useless for making a guild or fleet of players. Maybe later down the road.