What's the bets this blight is related to Rockforth Fertiliser needing to be sourced, and depending on how far you live from Riedquat; could involve hundreds of LY round trips to buy it.
Someone is behind on their galnet / cg reading...What's the bets this blight is related to Rockforth Fertiliser needing to be sourced, and depending on how far you live from Riedquat; could involve hundreds of LY round trips to buy it.
Is there an agri-megaship in this system?We have a system in Blight. An Industrial system. No food grown there, no demand for agri medicines. Have noticed Advanced Medicines have gone up in price, as have some food products. No Blight related missions discernible.
NopeIs there an agri-megaship in this system?
(Just clutching at straws here.)
Probably the fruit & vegetables they've been growing in that disused factory unit on level 7It'll have infected your factions fresh food supplies.
Indeed... it's hard to tell. IMO, FD seeded the Blight state at some point, but there was obviously some sort of logic to the seeding; I doubt it was just someone manually picking systems and factions.Okay, true. But how that process is reflected in player actions leading to Blight states on specific factions at specific times rather than on others is not clear.
Full blight on all factions is probably directly applied by the plot.There are several factions in blight with no assets and therefore no market - just look at the two systems in full blight reported above, LFT 37 and Ensoreus - therefore the state can not be tied to fertilizer sales. No market, no sale.
That's why I said this bit:There are several factions in blight with no assets and therefore no market - just look at the two systems in full blight reported above, LFT 37 and Ensoreus - therefore the state can not be tied to fertilizer sales. No market, no sale.
Key systems would've manually had all factions assigned blight I reckon.