That’s my idea for passenger and cargo missions improvements:
At the moment passengers and cargo missions are Taxi Style... Someone "whistle" to you at the station and he/she asks you to go somewhere.
I would like to do have somehting more similar to LINER SPACE FLIGHTS.
FDev should create a new Starport Service in parallel to Missions, let's call it "PAX AND CARGO LINERS SERVICE" where YOU create your own route with a certain number of stops.
For example: start at Galileo (Sol), Hopkins Port (Wolf 562), Fisher Terminal (Okinura), Levchenko City (Ross 145) and get back to Galileo (Sol).
You can define the route by selecting the destinations added previously to your bookmarks, so there's no need to mess up with the galactic map.
Passenger Route: the ticket price is automatically generated by the software based on the cabin classes, distance and how much interesting are your destinations (touristic places, systems with economic boom).
Cargo Route: the reward is generated by the software based on the distance, the economic boom status of your destinations and the goods that you receive to transport. The type of goods that you receive are generated by the software based on the systems economy. So you really have to spend some time to study a route that will allow you to carry high value goods.
If your ship is equipped with Pax Cabins and Cargo Racks you can combine both services. Landing on planet bases will get a small bonus (because it takes more time to land and take-off).
The rewards shall be in line with the current mission system.
In this way you can earn credits doing what you want and going where you want!
At the moment passengers and cargo missions are Taxi Style... Someone "whistle" to you at the station and he/she asks you to go somewhere.
I would like to do have somehting more similar to LINER SPACE FLIGHTS.
FDev should create a new Starport Service in parallel to Missions, let's call it "PAX AND CARGO LINERS SERVICE" where YOU create your own route with a certain number of stops.
For example: start at Galileo (Sol), Hopkins Port (Wolf 562), Fisher Terminal (Okinura), Levchenko City (Ross 145) and get back to Galileo (Sol).
You can define the route by selecting the destinations added previously to your bookmarks, so there's no need to mess up with the galactic map.
Passenger Route: the ticket price is automatically generated by the software based on the cabin classes, distance and how much interesting are your destinations (touristic places, systems with economic boom).
Cargo Route: the reward is generated by the software based on the distance, the economic boom status of your destinations and the goods that you receive to transport. The type of goods that you receive are generated by the software based on the systems economy. So you really have to spend some time to study a route that will allow you to carry high value goods.
If your ship is equipped with Pax Cabins and Cargo Racks you can combine both services. Landing on planet bases will get a small bonus (because it takes more time to land and take-off).
The rewards shall be in line with the current mission system.
In this way you can earn credits doing what you want and going where you want!