We really need a "would you really like to abandon this mission?" confirmation

[LTHalle]

Just accidentally dropped an Anaconda hunt mission that I had just spent 15 minutes cruising around USS's for because I had to dock at a station to refill my railguns for the actual hunt.

Docking at stations, I've gotten the "1 -> e -> e -> spacebar -> s -> spacebar"

Turns out if my E key doesnt want to press down nicely the second time, this is ACTUALLY a shortcut for hitting "abandon mission"

Someone will probably say something about how somehow being able to accidentally abandon missions is good game design and will teach me to be careful, but I don't really see how "are you sure" screens will meaningfully depreciate the difficulty of this game.

 

[LuciusEsox]

Just accidentally dropped an Anaconda hunt mission that I had just spent 15 minutes cruising around USS's for because I had to dock at a station to refill my railguns for the actual hunt.

Docking at stations, I've gotten the "1 -> e -> e -> spacebar -> s -> spacebar"

Turns out if my E key doesnt want to press down nicely the second time, this is ACTUALLY a shortcut for hitting "abandon mission"

Someone will probably say something about how somehow being able to accidentally abandon missions is good game design and will teach me to be careful, but I don't really see how "are you sure" screens will meaningfully depreciate the difficulty of this game.

Totally second this, I know am a moron for doing it but have lost some very good missions by doing something akin to original poster.

Pretty please on implementation

 

[Astronaut Teemo]

Yup dropped my first transport mission for 150k by accident, hit with a huge fine, no black market so I left the station in a fuss, got scanned by cops right outside, fined again lol.

 

[Portent]

A confirmation to jettison cargo would also be good, as would a confirmation before deleting refinery contents. Basically a confirmation for noted key actions.
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Also how about a 'Are you sure you want to activate boost inside the station (Y/N)' as that seems to be another common one.