Are there currently any missions that affect influence with a third-party Faction i.e. not the mission giver or in the 'target' system? Positive or negative would do.
The only thing I can think of which might work isAre there currently any missions that affect influence with a third-party Faction i.e. not the mission giver or in the 'target' system? Positive or negative would do.
Quick question as to how a permit, or lack of permit prevents your FSD locking on to the gravitational mass of the sun?
Surely a lack of permit would just secure an untimely end when you got to there, rather than you not being able to get there at all. What sorcery in a permit suddenly unmasks the gravitational mass of a sun? Or rather, how does one block a sun whilst not holding a digital permit? Can I use the same technology to mask my ships signature / mass / presence to anyone not holding a 'friend' permit signed by me?
(sorry coffee overload, fun questions as result)
This may well be 20LY nowadays, since the base mission radius got increased. I don't have a suitable permit system near me to check with.2. you need to get the permit from a system within 15Ly that has the same faction present[1].
Ah, a post so bereft of information and full of mysticisms - have you also found raxxla?![]()
I suspect it's against his religion.
I have a spare in the fridge... I'll leave it in the 4th locker at pad 7 on Hutton Orbital, it's the blue one marked "reserved for Anaconda collections" in bright pink crayon.
Yeah...bountyhunting with KWS can give you random faction bountys. Most from closer systems ao you could do that close to the system you can't get in and still become allied with the permit issuing faction.
But there is still the problem of the permit mission you cannot get since they are not present at any reachable starport![]()
4 Sextantis is a notable system which has this issue. Permit locked by the Federation yet there's a few systems that have 4 Sextantis Inc (Most likely permit giving faction) present as either the controlling or high ranking in terms of faction influence.
There's a HIP system that's permit locked, can't say if it's fed, ind or imperial in which the controlling faction is only present within that system making the permit unobtainable for now.
I suggest doing a Google search for permit locked systems, someone has created a thread that lists all permit locked systems, planets and regions within the Elite Universe.
It's your ship's computer that prevents you from selecting a permit-locked system as a destination. Probably hard-coded into the FSD's firmware, and the permit is simply a patch that updates it to allow the FSD to lock on to the star.
It's your ship's computer that prevents you from selecting a permit-locked system as a destination. Probably hard-coded into the FSD's firmware, and the permit is simply a patch that updates it to allow the FSD to lock on to the star.
This is indeed the only logical explanation that makes sense of the in-game behaviour.
Which does of course raise the question: if it's "just a software block" in your ship's computer, then how come it's impossible to fly to your nearest Anarchy and hire a hacker to create a fake Permit? Or sell me a black market navicomputer that doesn't have the Permits coded in?