Salvation is clearly our best bet right now of pushing back the thargoids, we now know he has a lot of intel and resources and the will to do things none of the supowerpowers or Aegis had the guts to do. The question however is, if this prototype weapon manages to take down an entire fleet, then how will the thargoids react to this? Will this be the de facto declaration of war? Will they start to massively harvest minerals to fund their war fleets just like they did during their war with the guardians? Guess only time will tell, but in this case, i want to be on the side that has the big gun and that is without a doubt Salvation.
Dump the medicine.
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Thargoids are the cause. Doesn't matter, if we collect stuff for Salvation or not - they still will be agressors. They were centuries ago, they are agressors now. They are the first who hyperdicted a human pilot - that's the obvious act of agression. Also, they're completely different from humans, so there will be infinite conflict by the default.
We shouldn't care about traitor's messages like "let's do pilgrimage to them" or "let's destroy Salvation things". Humanity is under fire here and now, we should arm ourselves to the teeth - until our station will be under good protection. Weapon is the true shield.
Saboteurs are traitors and should be eliminated!
For the humanity! (and humanoids, if they're exist)
This got covered in Galnet New Digest.
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDawDhsYkaU
and by @TheClubExposed
Source: https://twitter.com/theclubexposed/status/1439180584912293893
and by @TheClubExposed
Source: https://twitter.com/theclubexposed/status/1439180584912293893
It is marketed as medicine, and I highly doubt it has a different commodity ID in the back end.One question does the item count as basic medicines in other stations and can be sold there instead of dumped or is it a special cargo created for this mission. If it's sellable everywhere you could scatter the stuff far and wide
I shipped 500t of actual basic medicines to Cornsar, and 0t of the hidden weapon parts. If I receive Salvation's mission reward later, we'll know for sure that the commodity IDs are the same.
I doubt it though.It's gonna be interesting to see how this goesI shipped 500t of actual basic medicines to Cornsar, and 0t of the hidden weapon parts. If I receive Salvation's mission reward later, we'll know for sure that the commodity IDs are the same.
Thankyou for selflessly being the control group in this event.I shipped 500t of actual basic medicines to Cornsar, and 0t of the hidden weapon parts. If I receive Salvation's mission reward later, we'll know for sure that the commodity IDs are the same.
Another thing is if you can change the cargo IDs on a whim it makes you wonder, maybe we are all shipping drugs and weapons across the cosmos to all corners of human space. Worse yet it could be alien control devices or infected parasitical stuffs 
If people like Salvation can do it do we really know what were transporting?
If people like Salvation can do it do we really know what were transporting?
The commodity IDs are the same in the journal - basicmedicines as usual.I shipped 500t of actual basic medicines to Cornsar, and 0t of the hidden weapon parts. If I receive Salvation's mission reward later, we'll know for sure that the commodity IDs are the same.
However, in a lot of the journal entries, there's this extra parameter:
Code:
"statusFlags": [
"Movable megaship"
],(Fair chance therefore that like the "mined" status flag it doesn't survive piracy, carrier laundering, etc.)
Some of those cargo transportation missions where you're paid most of a million credits for transporting cargo with a nominal value of ~100,000 credits to the next system can't possibly be entirely legitimate.Another thing is if you can change the cargo IDs on a whim it makes you wonder, maybe we are all shipping drugs and weapons across the cosmos to all corners of human space. Worse yet it could be alien control devices or infected parasitical stuffs
If people like Salvation can do it do we really know what were transporting?
You don't work for Amazon do you?One question does the item count as basic medicines in other stations and can be sold there instead of dumped or is it a special cargo created for this mission. If it's sellable everywhere you could scatter the stuff far and wide
You think they're hiding 5G chips in the meds???Another thing is if you can change the cargo IDs on a whim it makes you wonder, maybe we are all shipping drugs and weapons across the cosmos to all corners of human space. Worse yet it could be alien control devices or infected parasitical stuffs
If people like Salvation can do it do we really know what were transporting?
Doubt it happens in Colonia. Name a single major player/power in Colonia.Another thing is if you can change the cargo IDs on a whim it makes you wonder, maybe we are all shipping drugs and weapons across the cosmos to all corners of human space. Worse yet it could be alien control devices or infected parasitical stuffs
If people like Salvation can do it do we really know what were transporting?
Slavation said, Salvation did - all Thargoid ships were banished from system, planets covered with agressor's parts.
Victory! V
Victory! V
Thargoids Vanish from Cornsar System - Elite Dangerous
*Pilots Federation ALERT* The Thargoid vessels attacking the Cornsar system have unexpectedly departed from the region. For the last four days, indepe...
Well, it was worth a try, but I'm glad that it didn't fry all the humans in the system. I am curious about what limitations this weapon will have - I'm assuming that Frontier aren't going to use this too often, unless they want to replace AX gameplay with what is effectively an automatically completing Trade CG.
Good to see Aegis being as useful as ever with their "observation teams", anyway.
Perhaps they recognise the weapon though, but don't want the truth to come out.Thargoids Vanish from Cornsar System - Elite Dangerous
*Pilots Federation ALERT* The Thargoid vessels attacking the Cornsar system have unexpectedly departed from the region. For the last four days, indepe...www.elitedangerous.com
Well, it was worth a try, but I'm glad that it didn't fry all the humans in the system. I am curious about what limitations this weapon will have - I'm assuming that Frontier aren't going to use this too often, unless they want to replace AX gameplay with what is effectively an automatically completing Trade CG.
Good to see Aegis being as useful as ever with their "observation teams", anyway.
anything intresting with these thargoid crashed ships ?
You can collect sensors and other goods and materials from crashes, in a Bubble, even if you're new to the game.
aright thx , not that new but never did anything related to the thargoids until now lol