Hi i am not entirely new to the game but i completely suck at and was wandering if someone could give me a lot of Credits in cargo before you say no please keep in mind that saying no is a very impolite thing to do after iv'e asked so kindly and that if you dont want to be rude and hurtful you should consider it [yesnod][yesnod][yesnod][yesnod][yesnod][yesnod][yesnod][yesnod][yesnod]
i know its a no but listen
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Yep, it's a no.
Sure thing, my combat Vette can also haul 72 tons of gold. Meet me at Leesti @ 8:0Am and I will drop all the gold you can scoop. Then after you have picked up the illegal salvage, I can get a bounty payment. 
What are you struggling with? Combat? Trading? Exploring? What ship are you (trying) to fly?
What are you struggling with? Combat? Trading? Exploring? What ship are you (trying) to fly?
The usual way to ask for handouts in ED is to point guns at their ships.
Let's meet at Hutton Orbital!
Oh yeah, There's a bank there, you can get as many credits as you want
So many you'll need a Type-9.
May I suggest the Palin Mission out of Obsidian Orbital Station Maia. - Pays out anywhere from 4M to 23 M Cr per run depending on the requested items, do it Solo if you don't want emergent game play. You can rinse and repeat and it'll be faster than cargo transfer.
Try these...
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php/386554-Maia-Thargoid-missions?p=6063093&viewfull=1#post6063093
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showth...=1#post6038593
https://canonn.science/codex/professor-palins-mission/
Try these...
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php/386554-Maia-Thargoid-missions?p=6063093&viewfull=1#post6063093
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showth...=1#post6038593
https://canonn.science/codex/professor-palins-mission/
Clearly FDev don't want players to share wealth, ships, modules & other assets; we can transfer cargo, but only in a ludicrously inefficient and cumbersome way.
I can sort of see why, when there have been so many exploits, and no "taking away of the credits", there has already been enough wealth generated "in-game" to make every player a billionaire if it were evenly distributed.
But at the same time, it does spoil any attempt to create a feeling of a multi-player game. Multi-player is really reduced to ganking and winging-up to nuke already ludicrously easy in our uber-engineered tanks NPCs.
But - the OP says he/she is no good. What does that mean? You don't actually need any real skill to play ED, and to even beat it. You just need patience of an angel, or to search here or reddit for the latest exploit. Both the latter being much more quick and effective than transferring gold cargo from a benevolent player.
I am a useless pilot, I really am. I could fire a fixed-mount weapon at a planet and still miss. I could get beaten up by by kindergarten kids playing in sidewinders whilst sitting in an engineered python. But my skills are still more than good enough to survive pretty much any scenario the game throws at me, and if I get blown up, I have more than enough credits to rebuy and try again.
I can sort of see why, when there have been so many exploits, and no "taking away of the credits", there has already been enough wealth generated "in-game" to make every player a billionaire if it were evenly distributed.
But at the same time, it does spoil any attempt to create a feeling of a multi-player game. Multi-player is really reduced to ganking and winging-up to nuke already ludicrously easy in our uber-engineered tanks NPCs.
But - the OP says he/she is no good. What does that mean? You don't actually need any real skill to play ED, and to even beat it. You just need patience of an angel, or to search here or reddit for the latest exploit. Both the latter being much more quick and effective than transferring gold cargo from a benevolent player.
I am a useless pilot, I really am. I could fire a fixed-mount weapon at a planet and still miss. I could get beaten up by by kindergarten kids playing in sidewinders whilst sitting in an engineered python. But my skills are still more than good enough to survive pretty much any scenario the game throws at me, and if I get blown up, I have more than enough credits to rebuy and try again.
If you really do "completely suck" at this game, then no matter how manner credits are given to you they won't last long.
Having more credits/resources/ships won't help you to improve, you'll just lose them and be back where you were.
I am too nice to give you credits.
The absolute best part of the game is, or rather was before it was developed away, the struggle to get going at the start with no cash and a poor ship.
I wouldn't spoil anyone's game by taking that from them.
The absolute best part of the game is, or rather was before it was developed away, the struggle to get going at the start with no cash and a poor ship.
I wouldn't spoil anyone's game by taking that from them.