We'll be soon left with no missions to do at this rate
Gives them the chance to implement the 20th mission board change since the game went live.
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Gives them the chance to implement the 20th mission board change since the game went live.
Can Explorers have an exploit too, please? We are feeling left out of this game [mad]
then you need to search harder for it!!
It's about time R2R was nerfed tbh.
Why do the authorities keep paying all that money for the same data over and over and over again?
These sorts of things happen from time to time.
High Tech Systems in Outbreak states that sell the very medicines they generate missions to bring in, Agricultural Systems in Famine states selling the food they so badly need... they also tend to be short-lived and dry up on their own. As long as they stay that way, it's not really any big deal.
I've seen this sort of thing happen as far back as 2.1 when there was no mission reward choice, and it's always been possible to create reward/mission loops where one mission gives out X amount of Y, and another mission wants Z amount of X... when these are tied to a specific system state, and that state has a 3-day lifespan, it's generally not much of an issue. Big score if you find one, and believe me I've scoured the bubble looking for these. They're British Hen Teeth to be sure. I think I've found a total of 3 in the past 2 years.
Most of the time it's "Hey, we need X of Y (which we sell), here have some Z" and a mission that says "Hey we need some Z, (which we just gave you)." and then the "Hey we need you to buy what we sell here" missions either drop off, stop giving out Z, or missions wanting Z dry up - so maybe 2 freebies every so often.
Mission Roulette - play long enough and Green 00 will come up.
High Tech Systems in Outbreak states that sell the very medicines they generate missions to bring in, Agricultural Systems in Famine states selling the food they so badly need... they also tend to be short-lived and dry up on their own. As long as they stay that way, it's not really any big deal.
I've seen this sort of thing happen as far back as 2.1 when there was no mission reward choice, and it's always been possible to create reward/mission loops where one mission gives out X amount of Y, and another mission wants Z amount of X... when these are tied to a specific system state, and that state has a 3-day lifespan, it's generally not much of an issue. Big score if you find one, and believe me I've scoured the bubble looking for these. They're British Hen Teeth to be sure. I think I've found a total of 3 in the past 2 years.
Most of the time it's "Hey, we need X of Y (which we sell), here have some Z" and a mission that says "Hey we need some Z, (which we just gave you)." and then the "Hey we need you to buy what we sell here" missions either drop off, stop giving out Z, or missions wanting Z dry up - so maybe 2 freebies every so often.
Mission Roulette - play long enough and Green 00 will come up.
I HOPE YOU REALISE... This is seriously affecting the BGS and should not be allowed.
I think it's going to be. Maybe I should get onto that soon. Hm...
See? Thats what happens when siblings won't talk to each other.
The need some lazy Commander to exchange their wares for them.
The need some lazy Commander to exchange their wares for them.
1 Cr Data Courier missions, limit 1.
Really makes you wonder, if they had 30 Osmium to spare, why did they want 18 Osmium in the first place? :S
That's some material-laundering right there.
It's as if Thatcher is back
In before Universal Cartographics closed due to R2R exploit.
Had a laugh at this ..... yes, it's probably the longest running illogical and exploity reward in the game
Just fly round and round handing in the same data for the same planetary bodies !Really.
The fact that a very simple condition statement would have ensured this didn't happen, coupled with the fact that this condition didn't occur to the developer writing it, as well as the fact that testers missed this .. is quite scary.
Wait. Weren't we the testers ?
Shhhhhh.