A cool thing happened today.
As I was leaving the CG station one of LYR's goons began to scan my ship. Now, this particular time my exit was slow and leisurely because I was looking at something on my 2nd screen instead of immediately lining up my jump and hitting the FSD. So, this guy was able to actually complete his scan for once (a complaint for another time about how easy it is to avoid/break a scan).
Anyway, once he completed the scan, he opened fire on me!
Not because I had PP cargo on board, or any valuables at all actually. My hold was completely empty. He just scanned me and started blasting because I was his enemy. Awesome!!
I've never had a powerplay NPC fire at me without me instigating, even if it's just because I'm simply an enemy in their territory.
I love it!! When did this change?
(please please please don't tell me it's always been this way and I just never knew that because scans are so easy to avoid that I inadvertently avoid them 99% of the time by just flying in a manner that I would describe as "not like a wet noodle")
As I was leaving the CG station one of LYR's goons began to scan my ship. Now, this particular time my exit was slow and leisurely because I was looking at something on my 2nd screen instead of immediately lining up my jump and hitting the FSD. So, this guy was able to actually complete his scan for once (a complaint for another time about how easy it is to avoid/break a scan).
Anyway, once he completed the scan, he opened fire on me!
Not because I had PP cargo on board, or any valuables at all actually. My hold was completely empty. He just scanned me and started blasting because I was his enemy. Awesome!!
I've never had a powerplay NPC fire at me without me instigating, even if it's just because I'm simply an enemy in their territory.
I love it!! When did this change?
(please please please don't tell me it's always been this way and I just never knew that because scans are so easy to avoid that I inadvertently avoid them 99% of the time by just flying in a manner that I would describe as "not like a wet noodle")