So , like many there were things that confused me about the lore , so I asked FD and they actualy gave me an awnser :
I asked about the point of navbeacons , why do NPC used them and so on :
The lore documentation states that nav beacons provide are safer to hyperspace to than stars, however, the option to target the nav beacon for a hyperspace jump has not been implemented in the game in order to not overcomplicate the mechanics even further.
What are NPC ships doing in signal sources :
Ships that are found cruising without FSD are usually not travelling to a specific destination but might be performing any sort of other unknown activity.
Powerplay how and why does it not start a war and so on :
Powerplay happens on far lower a level than the the interstellar relations between major factions. If a system is exploited by an Imperial Citizen, it just means that they control the vast majority of all business in that system and influence the local government through lobbying, bribery or other such tactics. As long as the major factions are not at war, this is possible without problem.
As such, in powerplay you are the agent of a very wealthy individual. You hold no actual authority so your actions will not likely trigger a full on war.
I asked about the point of navbeacons , why do NPC used them and so on :
The lore documentation states that nav beacons provide are safer to hyperspace to than stars, however, the option to target the nav beacon for a hyperspace jump has not been implemented in the game in order to not overcomplicate the mechanics even further.
What are NPC ships doing in signal sources :
Ships that are found cruising without FSD are usually not travelling to a specific destination but might be performing any sort of other unknown activity.
Powerplay how and why does it not start a war and so on :
Powerplay happens on far lower a level than the the interstellar relations between major factions. If a system is exploited by an Imperial Citizen, it just means that they control the vast majority of all business in that system and influence the local government through lobbying, bribery or other such tactics. As long as the major factions are not at war, this is possible without problem.
As such, in powerplay you are the agent of a very wealthy individual. You hold no actual authority so your actions will not likely trigger a full on war.
