Undermining a faction through murder and going to an interstellar factors
- Thread starter Muzz UK
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WorldsGreatestForumDad
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If I remember this right. As long as the controlling faction is not in charge of the dock/station and there is multiple places to dock in that system.
Otherwise just fly to a place nearby for the same result.
I call this merit farming. Do it once per week for 30 pnts per ship, 1500 merits total per week. Is this what your talking about? For some reason, when its powerplay there's no notoriety just the bounty to pay off.
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If not powerplay then you have to wait for the notoriety to wear off before you can pay off the bounty.
It's a good question, especially considering that everything seems to flow to investment/civil liberty these days.
I'm still a BGS noob, but the only thing I can think of is killing a bunch of innocents. Though with the notoriety you'll get, you'll have the ATR chasing after you, so it might be an uphill battle.
I'm still a BGS noob, but the only thing I can think of is killing a bunch of innocents. Though with the notoriety you'll get, you'll have the ATR chasing after you, so it might be an uphill battle.
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Put a Social or Criminal ethos faction in charge of the station and it should re-open. (Not a lot of use to you in this particular case, I expect)
It seems to be extremely difficult to reduce economy or security states at the moment. Some of this may be a bug.
Once your Notoriety has worn off, yes.
Depending on how high you're willing to go - murder bounties nowadays can add up quickly - it can be more cost-effective to sell your wanted ship after taking the modules off, buy a new hull, and clean and re-fit the modules.
I don’t bother, I just go to one of the other umpteen thousand systems out there.
Murder sometimes works in 3.3. Kill 10 (or a number that will produce an effect based on population) and check the influences the next day as to avoid doing that for nothing over and over. You might find that only the security bar drops and not INF directly. Working as intended or bug? Who knows.
