for the 4th time WE DID NOT PICK THE SYSTEM IT WAS ASSINGNED TO US BY ED!!! WE HAD NO SAY IN WHAT SYSTEM WE GOT!!!!Ofc there are none.
What were you thinking picking a system in the middle of nowhere.
Have you watched the stream where Dom detailed how mission server generates missions?
At least you do own some settlements
It's a system in the middle of nowhere, brought to life by the Bridging the gap initiative.
It has a single outpost - Seeker's Rest - and before their insertion, a single faction. Zende Partners
So most probably that outpost is BGS locked due to lore
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Does not fit. Inara shows influence changes between 2 factions there.
dude, we tried that for a year. i wouldn't be wasting my time here if we had other options
there.inf changes, and nothing happens. no conflict, no civil war. we can't take over the system. we even got inf to 99% once, and nothing happened
are you serious?
i'm pretty sure the application require you to chose a system that has at least a starport/station and no other pmf native to that system
it seems that you made the wrong wish to the genie.
They're probably gaining only some settlements.
Edit: or maybe not.
No, that was in the section of the post talking about odyssey stuff they're tracking.
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LOL.
The poster is still on automaic post approval and keeps editing their post - so it goes into post approval again and is hidden until approved.
Paranoia MIGHT be fashionable, but it definitely helps to fuel conspiracy theories.
As a tip - there are rules about complaining about forum moderation decisions - please check them before posting more conspiracy posts.
Thanks
wregoe xq-l c21-29What system are we talking about? I might do a flyby and take a look.
Thanks.
oh i bet those rules work just as good as the rules on not putting player factions into bgs-locked systems
no prob. blast a few Zende ships outta the sky if you get the chance, they deserve itThanks.
i do not play and will never be playing the garbage they call Ody cause of a medical condition that i have with motion sickness.
i can not play any walking simulator. i got EDH cause it was a flight simulator in space which i can play and EDH is all i will ever be able to play.
and before u say it NO! taking drugs for the problem does not work unless i want to be taking them ALL the time like a drug addict.
Once they merge EDO and EDH you can still play EDO, just don't get off the ship for the walking parts.
Not sure how is it related ... and what is it at all ...
...I think i will shake my future baby more and no phones till 15, so baby will get used to motions.
Any way, ship moves too 8-0 + you can always skip walking part. Just use more space options.
there will come a day were i am the only one playing EDH. i'd then finally be able to play in open inside the bubble.
There are multiple sorts of BGS locks which can affect entire systems, certain BGS actions, or just single assets - in this case, the controlling asset might be locked to the winner of the Bridging the Gap Initiative, without any other locks.
Full BGS locks where no influence or state can move at all are incredibly rare (I think, at the moment, just the starter zone) but it doesn't need to be anywhere near that strong.
It does today - I just checked. What it did several months ago is a different question. And for that matter, given that the bug tracker hides compulsory fields and so breaks bug reports if you use certain browsers, and was written by the same company, I wouldn't entirely put it past Frontier that it shows me the system selection fields but doesn't show them to other people.
Regardless of how it was selected, this system should have been excluded from placement under several of the rules - lore-significant, "in the news", restricted systems. What we've seen repeatedly is that Frontier doesn't update its list of which systems are considered under that as more story happens, however, leading to various unsuitable placements.
(That said, Frontier also extremely rarely applies BGS rules retrospectively even if the original decision was wrong; I can think of exactly one case of a faction actually being moved for non-plot reasons)