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Understood, this raises another question. Do I need a crew or not? Are they worth having?
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as above crew are only useful for ships that have fighters, otherwise they take a % of money earnt from all avenues, and % of XP earnt from combat. That said I didnt mind having a npc crew, especially now that they finally can be saved if/when you go boom
Nah, maybe later in your career. At the beginning they'll just take your money and slow you down
mind blown. An extra part of the game I wasn't aware of.
I love people who instead of reading manual, or using google, decide to ask questions on forums, because that's the most efficient way to go about things - why bother searching and do some reading, when you can ask questions and people will spend their time telling you things already explained million times before in countless tutorials.
When purchasing any new ship, the generally come with the lowest graded components which are "E". When you replace any of them with a another such as a "D, C, B or A" your are performing the first and easiest form of engineering. Unlocking one of the various engineers, allows one to modify particular component's. Most generally the FSD is first. Switching from an "E" graded FSD to an "A" will increase the distance one can jump, modifying it at an engineer can make it go farther. The same applies to any other components. Be careful as to what you choose when modifying a particular component, because if you don't like it. You'll loose any and all the materials you spent hours gathering and have to gather additional materials.
if I remember right for ship modules it was
just let it be. friendly question, nice answers. totally wholesome discussion.
I take offense with this. I DID search google to try and find the answer. At most, I'm a terrible google searcher,
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