Will 1.3 be the end of anarchy systems?
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More to the point, would we even notice?
This is a good question. I currently work and live in an anarchy system and I don't want see it go away. :-|
The galaxy is big. There will be always a place for the anarchy
There are something like 3.9 billion anarchy systems out there. Power play will not make a dent in that total.
A lot of Anarchic systems have collapsed under pressure from Bounty Hunting reducing the influence of the Unfettered factions what lose their ships.
Powers themselves wont force a change in government of a system, merely exploit it for their own use.
That said several powers offer bonuses to bounty hunters so Unfettered factions will suffer more in their space, but the wholesale slaughter of wanted ships at RES and Nav Beacons is what is driving the influence of Anarchic factions to the ground.
Powers themselves wont force a change in government of a system, merely exploit it for their own use.
That said several powers offer bonuses to bounty hunters so Unfettered factions will suffer more in their space, but the wholesale slaughter of wanted ships at RES and Nav Beacons is what is driving the influence of Anarchic factions to the ground.
With crime being revamped in 1.3, I think the sale of items on the black market, the assault and murder of clean NPCs and other criminal acts should bolster the influence of local unfettered factions.
Whilst that make slow the effect, it will never be able to compete with the "Grind at RES for 2.2 million an hour" mantra
Not complaining just meaning there are so many more bounty hunters than smuggles, and pirates.
We saw how the Factions with Rare goods overwhelmingly control their systems.
Powerplay does not change the state of a factions ownership of a system, nor the government within that system.
It only applies buffs and debuffs to certain aspects of the BGS, in relation to populations and other players actions.
None of these will drastically change the ease or difficulty of maintenance of a system someone calls home.
PP could bring the locusts...but it would have to be a system that is adding positively to the CC of the Power.
It only applies buffs and debuffs to certain aspects of the BGS, in relation to populations and other players actions.
None of these will drastically change the ease or difficulty of maintenance of a system someone calls home.
PP could bring the locusts...but it would have to be a system that is adding positively to the CC of the Power.
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Check the Bulletin board for missions to do just that
what 20 thousand creds for looking for 5 traders that take 7 super cruise drop outs to find?
which is completed at fastest 40 min?
thats pretty pathetic since thats 1 wanted cobra kill.
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Crime does NOT pay in ED, that's the problem. If it worked like that in real life, we'd have like 0.0000001% crime rate on earth. But nope crime pays a lot IRL but not in ED. This needs some love for criminals to start robbin'.
There are 400 billion anarchy systems. How many of them are inhabited?
I think he's talking about inhabited anarchy systems with stations. Not uninhabited ones....
true, anarchy systems could do with being much more dangerous (and have commodities priced accordingly - more risk = more reward)
PP does not work that way, minor factions still govern them self and how they flip is still determined by the background simulation and cmdr actions like before.
PP only influence them and might affect what kind of bonuses that will get applied to their systems, such things like if they will outlaw slavery or if they will keep their black markets open.
PP only influence them and might affect what kind of bonuses that will get applied to their systems, such things like if they will outlaw slavery or if they will keep their black markets open.