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Guide: Codename Locations (5.1)

Fri, 23 Aug 2024 09:03:33 +0000

CODENAME WEAPON LOCATIONS

Last updated for 5.1, 23-08-2024

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Wrecks are refreshed at server restart. You may find a wreck with full healthbar that drops nothing. It's because wrecks slowly regenerate their health and someone else looted it before you.

You can loot each wreck only one time per character. If you try to loot it for the second time, it won't drop anything and nobody will be able to loot it until server restart. Make a new character and use that one instead.

Looting wrecks with hazards listed under their note is generally not safe to attempt on the starter ship.

Update Status

Created: 08 / 2024 by

This thread takes after the original, made by in 2013 and updated over the years by with help from and .
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Class	Weapon	System // Sector	Wreck Name
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2	ACROBATIC	?? // ??	??
3	AHRIMAN	New London // C3	Unmarked Fighter next to Object Unknown, within the Hazard Buoy ring
3	ARCHANGEL	Kepler -- Uncharted 05 // A1 -- S of planet Newton, 10-15k away	Shotoku (lots of HP) -- Jaguar
4	ASURAS	Omicron Major // F6 -- C3	Overwatch-8 -- Delta-3
3	BEOWULF	Uncharted 05 -- Uncharted 06 // -99439, -2924, -15311 -- ??	Caracal -- wreck located around a cracked planet
1	BLOODSTONE	Hamburg // between B2+B3	Schwien
3	BLUE BLAZE	Omicron Zeta // between E3+F3	Zadkiel
3	CERBERUS	Thuringia // F7 (Suhl Murder Maze)	Karl Speer
3	CLAYMORE	Hamburg // between D2+E2	Bundschuh
3	DARK BLOSSOM	Zurich // E2	Arlequin 7
3	DEFILER	Thuringia // E7 (Suhl Murder Maze)	Baldur
3	DELUSION	Alaska // D3 (inside staion)	Omega
3	DIAMONDBACK	Sigma-13 -- Ontario // E5 (explosive gas pockets) -- C5	Old Imperial Navy Fighter -- Black Bart
3	DULZIAN	Tau-37 // between D2+E2	Griffin
2	ENTROPY	?? // ??	??
3	EXCALIBUR	Baffin // between B7+B8	Torbay
1	FEUERBALL	?? // ??	??
3	FROSTBITE	?? // ??	??
3	GARNET	Copernicus -- Omega-58 // A1, 88k above plane -- B5	Cloudpiercer -- Glocke
3	GOLDEN BLADE	Newcastle // F3	Bretonian Fighter
2	GUARDIAN	Edinburgh // B3	Hurricane
1	HAMMERFALL	Copernicus // between F1+F2	Object Unknown
3	HEIMDALL	Omega-55 // between F1+F2, slightly off map	Spectral Falcon 1
3	HELLION	Omega-55 // 7A (strong radiation)	Zacari Benitez
3	IRON HAMMER	Cologne // B2	Derelict Depot
2	JADE	Thuringia -- Tau-31 // E7 -- D4	Fafnir -- Kusari Heavy Fighter
3	KINTANO	Leeds // D3	Volans
3	LAMIA	?? // ??	??
3	LAZURITE	Omicron Iota // between E5+F5	Mururoa
3	MALACHITE	Omicron Pi // below B8, next to untargetable planet; 177.5k away from sun	Lost Voyager
3	MEDUSA	Picardy // between F3+F4	Gallic Heavy Fighter
5	MELES	?? // ??	??
1	ONYX	Omega-55 // C1	Hoarding Bride
3	PHOENIX	Tau-61 // between E5+E6	Spectral Falcon 1
3	PROMETHEUS	Ile-De-France // between C1+C2	Superbe
3	QUASAR	?? // ??	??
3	RAGNAROK	Tau-61 // between E7+F7	Hoarding Bride
4	ROSETHORN	?? // ??	??
3	SILVER FIRE	Copernicus // G7 (rightmost empty pocket)	Livingstone
3	SOLARIS	Texas // C6	Dallas Storage Container
2	STORMBREAKER	?? // ??	??
2	SURIEL	Omega-58 // D5 (pulsar system; avoid instant death by staying very close to rock path)	Loreley
3	TANZANITE	Omicron Alpha // D7	Viking
3	TARANIS	Omega-11 // A1	Hessian Fighter
3	TDGWM5K	?? // ??	??
1	THOR'S HAMMER	Omicron Gamma // F2	Corsair Fighter
3	THUNDERWAVE	?? // ??	??
2	TREMOR	?? // ??	??
3	TRIPLETTE	?? // ??	??
3	TWILIGHT	Omicron Psi // C6	Piazza Armerina
CD	YELLOWJACKET	Stuttgart // G6	Tiger's Solidarity
1	WILD FIRE	Omicron Pi // H8 (inside of the planetoid; find an opening)	Voyager 4

StellarVisses guide on how not to get sieged

Tue, 20 Aug 2024 12:56:06 +0000

Hello there,

As a returning member of this community for a whole year now, I have decided to write this little guide on how I personally believe you can avoid having your player-owned base (POB) being sieged. And yes, I use this to decide if a base should be attacked.

A shot overview of what a player owned base is before I start:

1.It is a base constructed by a player in space it can house many modules that are useful for the owner.

2.They exist in roleplay but aren't considered cannon to the Discovery story (unless specified). Pob aren't a endgame to discovery freelancer nor a status symbol of a players wealth.

3.They should be build to have a purpose to players be it a refinery, equipment producer or even as a storage depo for pirates. The more players find the base useful the smaller are the chances of it getting sieged or if the siege does happen there will a group willing to defend it.

The only way to destroy a player-owned base is by sieging it, which can only be initiated through a siege declaration thread. This involves equipping a siege gun on the attacking ship, with the cost of ammunition for said gun. Siege guns can be mounted on gunboats, cruisers, battlecruisers, battleships, the Hegemon, and even a Barge.

To Hide It or Not to Hide It?
This is an important decision and the first one you’ll need to make. If the base builder decides to hide the base from others, do not be surprised by a sudden siege declaration when it is found. No one likes finding a random POB in their neighborhood, especially the Houses. You might still get out of it if they are generous enough—perhaps through "taxation" or by offering another service to the group in question.

Location
This is one of the biggest reasons why sieges happen, especially in House space. In House space, POBs have it the easiest; just follow their laws about who can place installations and where (Yes, there is a license you need to purchase. And no, converting it to old money shouldn’t be done, as it is way easier to make money now). The House government may refuse to allow you to construct the base. If this happens, look at the next step.

If you choose not to build in House space, make sure that the base isn’t too close to an NPC station, especially if it’s an unlawful one. Check out the laws of non-House entities: Core, Order, Coalition, Zoners, Corsairs, Outcasts, Crayter Republic, GMG, and the IMG. It is important to read those laws too, as they can be the reason why your base could be sieged.

It is important to learn about the location you have picked to set up yourself up. Take the look at the factions that call it home. If it is a system is under tight control of a single faction you should study about it see what IFF is compatible with them and only then should you follow to the next step.

Some location while profitable are also extremely dangerous for a nascent pob owner a good example would be the Omicrons they not only have the Nomads it also the home the Outcasts, Corsairs, Order and the the Core . In those systems you should be prepared to make deals with them (and yes that includes paying them off).

Contact the Local Powers That Are in the System
Now that you have checked the laws and read the lore of the system, it is time to meet the local factions. Re-read their lore check how your chosen groups IFF is with the locals and only then contact them. You can do it OORP (out-of-roleplay), but most prefer it to be in RP (in-roleplay). By gaining more information, you, the base builder, will know if they will allow you to build it. Some factions may even assist you with the construction. Most importantly, it is crucial to contact other players. Some will not settle for bribes or any offers of cooperation, as they will see your POB as an insult. There is a chance that you may fail to reach the agreement with them or simply the faction doesn't want your base in there Zone of Influence especially the Nomads. Then you should return to the picking of the location.

How to Keep the POB Alive
The best way to keep your POB alive is for it to stay active, as POBs that just take up space without actively contributing are usually marked as "polluting" by members of the community. Some of them will siege those down for that reason. Interacting with other factions and players will ensure that you have defenders who can deter people from attacking it.

Following this guide, you will—at least in my opinion—avoid most sieges. This post is open for debate, but funny posts such as "POBs were a mistake" aren't welcome here. (even if I agree with that, they are already in the game, making it too late to complain).

Many thanks to and for pointing out what should be expanded in this guide.

Discovery on Linux. Article Guide.

Mon, 15 Jul 2024 17:08:17 +0000

Thanks to , i was able to install Discovery Freelancer at linux working correctly.
I wrote article for that with pictures and exact dependencies used.
I found instructions very simple (i did them with initial nearly zero knowledge in Lutris and Wine) and reliable for reproducing, so hopefully it will live long and will be easy to update for maintenance.

P.S. this version of Linux installing uage does not have problems with switching accounts, patching the game and etc. We just use Discovery Launcher normally.

May gaming at linux live long and prosper.

How to Mine Gold in 5.1: A Guide

Fri, 14 Jun 2024 15:43:32 +0000

Since the new mining system in Dublin is not the most intuitive and I've had a few people ask how to get started with it, I might as well document my answers so I can send it to them in a nice and low effort info dump. Hopefully all the basic questions get answered here.

First, all the regular mining rules still apply. You'll need a ship with a mining array, as well as the right ID. For how to outfit a mining ship, check the mining guide. You'll also need some actual weapons, more on that later.

Once your mining vessel of choice is ready, you'll need to follow these steps:

Go to the mining zone in Dublin (F6 on the map)
Switch to the Loot tab on your scanner, you'll see some Resource Rich Asteroids, go to the nearest one;
Shoot it with the mining array to "deshield" it;
Use your regular weapons to shoot off fragments of the asteroid to expose the ore nodes underneath (you can see which parts can be shot if you go to the subtargeting scanner window, they also have a slightly different texture with visible seams on the surface)
Shoot the gold nodes, they will drop ore, tractor it in with B;
Once the asteroid itself "dies", it will also drop ore. Hegemons get double the ore from this final drop;
Move on to the next rock until cargo is full.

A sped up demonstration of destroying an asteroid fragment to mine the nodes underneath, courtesy of

But wait, there's more!

I mentioned that you will need some actual weapons for mining. For a Hegemon:

A pair of Tachyon lances is a decent bet - they are precise enough to hit both fragments and nodes and don't turbo annihilate the entire asteroid immediately, leaving you with mere scraps.
A Flak turret can also help due to its AOE damage by destroying several fragments at once, once you get used to its low range and high dispersion.

The Hegemon is quite difficult to navigate through the field, so the optimal strategy is to shoot all the nodes you can easily reach before 'killing' the main rock and moving on.

If you want to use a small miner, like a fighter or freighter, you will need to equip:

Regular hullbuster guns;
A pair of Cannonball missiles to use as mining charges.

Cannonballs deal increased damage to asteroid fragments and a couple of salvos from those will open up multiple fragments at once, due to their AOE damage. Then you will just have to shoot the nodes with the cannons of your choice until they drop ore. Be careful not to accidentally blow up the ore - Cannonballs can do that. You can team up with a Hegemon to speed up your big brother's efforts and use your superior maneuverability to get the nodes he can't see. Or you can work with a transport, leaving clusters of ore floating for your friend to pick up and haul away for selling.

Now you know the basics of how to be a proper space miner. We're rich!

Jump Drive Entry Points

Sun, 02 Jun 2024 05:25:55 +0000

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System Jump Points List

Updated for 5.0 (Hopefully nothing has changed much for 5.1)

. . House Space All jump points for all five Houses .	. . Republic of Liberty . New York System Point 1: Foxtrot 6 Point 2: Foxtrot 4 Point 3: Bravo 3 Point 4: Charlie 6 Ontario System Point 1: Foxtrot 2 Point 2: Charlie 7 Point 3: Delta 1 California System Point 1: Bravo 3 Point 2: Delta 7 Point 3: Bravo 5 Point 4: Foxtrot 2 Colorado System Point 1: Foxtrot 2 Point 2: Charlie 3 Point 3: Foxtrot 6 Point 4: Charlie 6 Pennsylvania System Point 1: Delta 7 Point 2: Golf 6 Point 3: Hotel 2 Point 4: Delta 1 Kansas System Point 1: Golf 2 Point 2: Bravo 2 Point 3: Delta 1 Point 4: Charlie 8 Texas System Point 1: Delta 4 Point 2: Delta 6 Point 3: Foxtrot 5 . Rheinland Empire . New Berlin System Point 1: Charlie 5 Point 2: Golf 5 Point 3: Echo 3 Point 4: Charlie 3 Hamburg System Point 1: Echo 2 Point 2: Charlie 7 Point 3: Hotel 5 Frankfurt System Point 1: Foxtrot 5 Point 2: Charlie 1 Point 3: Alpha 6 Stuttgart System Point 1: Alpha 3 Point 2: Charlie 6 Point 3: Golf 6 Point 4: Foxtrot 2 . Kingdom of Bretonia . New London System Point 1: Charlie 7 Point 2: Golf 6 Point 3: Echo 3 Point 4: Bravo 4 Cambridge System Point 1: Echo 3 Point 2: Charlie 6 Point 3: Golf 6 Point 4: Alpha 4 Leeds System Point 1: Bravo 3 Point 2: Delta 8 Point 3: Hotel 4 Manchester System Point 1: Foxtrot 7 Point 2: Bravo 2 Point 3: Hotel 2 Newcastle System Point 1: Alpha 2 Point 2: Hotel 4 Point 3: Echo 8 Point 4: Charlie 8 . Empire of Kusari . New Tokyo System Point 1: Echo 2 Point 2: Golf 7 Point 3: Bravo 6 Kyushu System Point 1: Bravo 2 Point 2: Foxtrot 7 Point 3: Golf 3 Shikoku System Point 1: Charlie 6 Point 2: Bravo 4 Point 3: Foxtrot 8 Point 4: Hotel 5 Honshu System Point 1: Foxtrot 1 Point 2: Hotel 6 Point 3: Hotel 6 Tohoku System Point 1: Echo 4 Point 2: Delta 7 Point 3: Foxtrot 6 Point 4: Bravo 5 . Gallic Union . Ile-De-France System Point 1: Hotel 1 Point 2: Hotel 7 Point 3: Delta 8 Point 4: Bravo 3 Languedoc System Point 1: Bravo 3 Point 2: Foxtrot 2 Point 3: Foxtrot 6 Point 4: Delta 8 Provence System Point 1: Alpha 2 Point 2: Delta 1 Point 3: Echo 8 Point 4: Alpha 5 Champagne System Point 1: Alpha 5 Point 2: Echo 2 Point 3: Foxtrot 7 Burgundy System Point 1: Echo 7 Point 2: Golf 4 Point 3: Alpha 5 Picardy System Point 1: Golf 7 Point 2: Charlie 1 Point 3: Delta 4 Orleanais System Point 1: Delta 3 Point 2: Bravo 1 Point 3: Hotel 2 Point 4: Delta 8 . .
. . Border Worlds All jump points for the sectors between the Houses .	. . Tau Border Worlds . Tau-61 System Point 1: Echo 6 Point 2: Bravo 6 Point 3: Golf 1 Point 4: Foxtrot 5 Tau-44 System Point 1: Charlie 3 Point 2: Foxtrot 5 Point 3: Delta 2 Tau-37 System Point 1: Bravo 3 Point 2: Golf 3 Point 3: Echo 6 Point 4: Delta 4 Tau-31 System Point 1: Golf 6 Point 2: Bravo 3 Point 3: Delta 5 Tau-29 System Point 1: Foxtrot 7 Point 2: Charlie 3 Orkney System Point 1: Delta 2 Point 2: Foxtrot 7 Baffin System Point 1: Alpha 1 Point 2: Hotel 6 Point 3: Delta 7 Edinburgh System Point 1: Golf 8 Point 2: Hotel 5 Point 3: Alpha 5 Point 4: Golf 2 Roussillon System Point 1: Golf 7 Point 2: Golf 2 Point 3: Delta 6 Point 4: Alpha 2 . Omega Border Worlds . Omega-48 System Point 1: Delta 8 Point 2: Charlie 2 Point 3: Golf 8 Point 4: Echo 1 Omega-11 System Point 1: Foxtrot 5 Point 2: Echo 7 Point 3: Bravo 1 Omega-7 System Point 1: Golf 6 Point 2: Bravo 6 Omega-5 System Point 1: Charlie 5 Point 2: Golf 5 Omega-3 System Point 1: Echo 5 Point 2: Charlie 5 Point 3: Golf 3 Dresden System Point 1: Bravo 3 Point 2: Foxtrot 2 Point 3: Echo 6 Point 4: Delta 7 . Sigma Border Worlds . Sigma-59 System Point 1: Delta 2 Point 2: Golf 6 Point 3: Echo 7 Point 4: Golf 2 Sigma-19 System Point 1: Echo 2 Point 2: Bravo 5 Point 3: Echo 6 Point 4: Foxtrot 2 Sigma-17 System Point 1: Echo 7 Point 2: Golf 3 Point 3: Charlie 4 Sigma-15 System Point 1: Hotel 4 Point 2: Hotel 7 Point 3: Echo 2 Sigma-13 System Point 1: Echo 4 Point 2: Bravo 3 Point 3: Delta 7 . .
. . Independent Worlds All jump points for the worlds in between .	. . Independent Worlds . Inverness System Point 1: Bravo 1 Point 2: Bravo 7 Point 3: Hotel 4 Point 4: Golf 2 Galileo System Point 1: Foxtrot 5 Point 2: Bravo 4 Vespucci System Point 1: Alpha 7 Point 2: Golf 5 Point 3: Delta 4 Point 4: Foxtrot 4 Coronado System Point 1: Alpha 1 Point 2: Hotel 6 Point 3: Delta 8 Bering System Point 1: Echo 2 Point 2: Echo 7 Hudson System Point 1: Delta 7 Point 2: Echo 2 Cortez System Point 1: Charlie 5 Point 2: Foxtrot 6 Point 3: Echo 2 Magellan System Point 1: Echo 6 Point 2: Golf 5 Zurich System Point 1: Charlie 7 Point 2: Foxtrot 7 Point 3: Alpha 6 Point 4: Bravo 3 Cologne System Point 1: Bravo 4 Point 2: Echo 4 Point 3: Foxtrot 2 Point 4: Bravo 7 Point 5: Foxtrot 7 Point 6: Echo 2 Dublin System Point 1: Bravo 5 Point 2: Echo 7 Point 3: Golf 4 . .
. . Omicron Edge Worlds All jump points for the far-flung worlds .	. . Omicron Edge Worlds . Omicron Alpha System Point 1: Echo 7 Point 2: Golf 3 Point 3: Bravo 4 Omicron Beta System Point 1: Golf 5 Point 2: Charlie 6 Point 3: Foxtrot 7 Omicron Delta System Point 1: Echo 5 Point 2: Echo 7 Point 3: Golf 3 Omicron Gamma System Point 1: Charlie 4 Point 2: Golf 4 Point 3: Foxtrot 5 Omicron Kappa System Point 1: Foxtrot 6 Point 2: Echo 3 Point 3: Golf 4 Omicron Theta System Point 1: Foxtrot 3 Point 2: Charlie 3 Point 3: Bravo 4 Point 4: Foxtrot 7 Omicron Minor System Point 1: Hotel 7 Point 2: Echo 5 Point 3: Delta 5 Omicron Mu System Point 1: Bravo 6 Point 2: Foxtrot 4 Point 3: Echo 4 Omicron Zeta System Point 1: Echo 5 Point 2: Foxtrot 6 Point 3: Golf 4 . .

Big Money Tutorial

Wed, 27 Mar 2024 03:19:30 +0000

By all standards, this should qualify as a tutorial (If I am wrong, which I normally am. Please move this thread to its respected subforum)

Updated Easy Linux Installion

Mon, 25 Mar 2024 00:30:41 +0000

So the easy way i found to get this game running on Linux has been to install it using Lutris.

Step 1- Open up your Lutris and in the top left hit the plus to add a game and hit the top option for search for installer and type in Freelancer

Step 2- After searching for installer you will want to pick freelancer-cdrom-discovery5 it should be the list option in the last of ones that come up for you make sure you have the freelancer ISO provided on https://discoverygc.com/forums/showthrea...tid=126999 and max sure your ISO is mounted before install seemed to not get any errors that way (https://lutris.net/games/install/38135/view) Install script for lutris can use this aswell if above doesnt work for you

Step 3- After the first step of the installation it will ask you to select your ISO so make sure it was mounted before you start this process as it might give you issues post install let the install finish (Make sure you keep track of where it installed the game files as you will need this for later) Make sure it is the ISO from provided link as any others may not work or cause issues

Step 4- Open up steam and and find your DSLauncher.exe (You can use Ctrl+F to search for it aswell little easier to do imo)

Step 5- may not be needed and just be able to run it with Steam Proton Experimental but i personally use GE-Proton9-2 which you can get with a program called ProtonUp-Qt (Important step i left out you may need to install directplay with Protontricks to your GE-Proton9-2 Wineprefix or the server will not pop up for you in game)

if when you first launch it from there and it crashes on start up or crash at server screen make dont sweat it as it just means you need to open up lutris and select your game and at the bottom where it has the play button just to the right of that is the wine icon click that and open winetricks it should be on select the default wine prefix then hit continue then click install windows DLL or component then hit ok on that scroll down until you find Directplay select it and then hit ok let that finish installing and your all set to go

If you have issues with text no scaling properly you may have to edit your text.ini files https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Freelancer there is the site for info on how to do that
and as for Vsync i did it with a steam command -vsync false which also seemed to fix the issue of not being able to select characters at the screen for deleting them
And if you need to tab out of the game use Alt-Enter to put the game in windowed mode otherwise the game will crash but other then that congrats you should be enjoying the game now any further questions hit me up on discord and ill do my best to help
My OS- Linux Mint 21.3
GPU- Nvidia GTX 1660 Super
Lutris Flatpak V-0.5.16
ProtonUp-Qt Flatpak V-2.9.0

PvE Encounters - Your convenient Overview

Wed, 20 Mar 2024 13:14:09 +0000

Heya guys.

I know that most of you are aware of the PvE Encounters introduced with version 5.0, though it is a bit tedious to look up for Titan's Dev Diary every time you think about them, right? And I suspect new people will not dive into the development sub-forum, so here a little stolen™ Encounter overview which I will keep updated for everyones convenience.

Wait, you did not know about PvE Encounters yet? Go ahead and read some fancy in-depth background on them by the man who made them for us, . and also helped making NPCs more enjoyable which allows for these Encounters to exist in the first place, so massive kudos to them!

You don't want to bother with the background and just wonder "Why do they exist?" - Mainly for fun in groups of 2-3 people (It is advisable to have at least one Capital Ship in your group), to farm Military Salvage for your Player Base needs and as effective tool to make some cash on the side while enjoying the challenge. (Approximately 600.000 to 1 million, depends on the encounter a bit) Be sure to tractor in those Credit Cards after your battle is over!

Encounters

As of March 2024, these are the current encounters:

Magellan
- Location: "E-2" - Liberty Rogues Encounter 1
- Location: "F/G-2" - Liberty Rogues Encounter 2
Cortez
- Location: "F/G-6/7"- Liberty Navy Encounter
Omicron Theta
- Location: "G-7" - Corsair Encounter
- Location: "F-2" - Outcast Encounter
Manhattan Atmosphere
- Location: C-5, on same plane with "Back To Space" - LPI Encounter
Tau-23
- Location: "E-7" - Outcast Encounter
- Location: "B-6/5" - Gallic Navy Encounter
- Location: "G-5" - Kusari Naval Forces Encounter
Sigma-15
- Location: "H-7" - Rheinland Military Encounter
- Location: "A/B-5" - Corsair Encounter
Omega-3
- Location: "C-7" - Bretonia Armed Forces Encounter
- Location: "E/F-7" - Red Hessian Army Encounter
Dresden
- Location: "E/F-1/2" - Red Hessian Army Encounter
Hokkaido
- Location: "E-2" - Blood Dragons Encounter
Tohoku
- Location: "D-7" - Kusari Naval Forces Encounter

"Okay cool list but I am in this sector and where the hell are the NPCs now?"
Worry not, it gets more precise: Open your NavMap ingame, go for political map and set it to display hostile. It should look like this example linked.

Now go out there and show these NPCs who the real boss is!

Faction Info Index BBCode

Thu, 21 Dec 2023 08:08:14 +0000

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Sup, guys.

I put this together for those who want a clean and easily readable index for their factions information pages, message dumps, feedback and whatever else you want to record.

This is mainly for Unofficial Factions or other startups that don't have their own subforums akin to the Official Factions. Below I have some BBCode that will allow you to put together a nice and tidy Index for your faction, so you can record everything you need in one place. Then you can link it to any images or buttons so others who are interested have a central directory to all relevant links for your faction.

If you would like to see an example, I have set one up for the Starfliers. Below is the code:

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Firing Torpedo's

Wed, 13 Dec 2023 02:19:03 +0000

Hi
I hope this is the right place to ask..but I cannot launch torpedos by pressing shift +Q,
I bought a Nova Torpedo launcher and it show s up on the H.U.D bit I cannot fire it
do I have to target somthing first?
Thanks
Vardek

Guide to Going Official

Sat, 09 Dec 2023 04:17:25 +0000

APPLYING TO BECOME AN OFFICIAL FACTION

Updated for 5.0, 09-12-2023
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Clicking on a Part will jump you to that section.

Part I : Requirements to apply
Part II : Preparing the application
Part III : What comes next
Part IV : Finale

This tutorial was originally made by .

Part I
REQUIREMENTS TO APPLY

. . Unofficial Faction Timeframe Your faction will need to have existed for the listed timeframe before being eligible for applying: .	. . One Month .
. . Securing Your Faction Tag If you're serious about gaining Official Status, it's strongly recommended to lock your tag behind a password: .	. . Read over this chapter of the Server Commands Guide to learn how to do this. .
. . Member Count As much as Official Status sounds nice, you need the members and activity to achieve it. Need at least: .	. . Three active members / players .
. . Faction Account It's strongly recommended to have a separate account made just for the Faction. .	. . Create a new account here .

Part II
PREPARE THE APPLICATION

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Faction's Infopage

Typically copy / pasted from the infopage you (presumably) already have posted.
If you're struggling to piece one together, make sure to include the following:

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ID, Tag & IFF Used
Faction Origins
Goals (Short & Long Term)
Ships used & Naming themes, if any
Diplomacy & Relations
List of Forum Roleplay Links
Player Base, if any

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Official Faction ID

If you're using an ID that exists or don't need one with custom lines, you can ignore this.
Some Official Factions have requested specific lines, look at the example or this list for ideas.

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Example ID

ID Template Code

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Your next stop will be the Official Faction Creation Requests page. Your request will be discussed by other Community Members, but only a Server Administrator can approve or disapprove the Faction creation. If the Faction is not approved, reasons will be posted. If the idea didn't come through the first time, you might still get a chance to improve it and get approved.

To start the process of approval, the Faction needs to provide the Server Administrators with 5,000,000 credits. The amount will only be refunded if the Faction gains Official Status. Once the process starts, the Faction Tag will also be added to the Faction Activity Tracker. The request will remain open for Three months, and the Faction's performance on the Server and Forums will be reviewed during this period. After this period, the status request will undergo a Dev/Admin/Mod vote and the results will be posted in the request thread.

If a Faction fails in their attempt, then there is a 'cool-down' period of one month before they can re-apply.

Part III
WHAT COMES NEXT

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If you do get granted official status, there is a handful of extra things you will need to prepare to fully transition into Official status. A bit of administrative work is required to make it all happen. Once the below is all ready to go, submit a request to the Official Faction Requests page using either the Faction's, Faction Leader's or Second-In-Charge's accounts.

. . Faction Feedback Thread .	. . This is mandatory. Official Factions must have an open feedback thread at all times. .
. . Faction Logo This image will be displayed alongside the ID you put together in the previous section. Using THIS background, add your faction's logo to it and have it prepared to send in. On the left is the background, on the right is the background using the Starfliers' logo as an example. Submissions should be in 64x64 PNG format. .	. . ..... .
. . Official Faction Sub-Forum A standard for every Official Faction, they are entitled to request a sub-forum to be created. Within the same request, you can ask to have it laid out a certain way. They are a little complicated to explain, I'd suggest looking over current Official Factions to see what can be done. The main elements of the subforums are: .	. . Subforums Creates a nested forum within the main one. Displayed on the very top of the page. Can have a description applied. Can have a 180x180 PNG image applied. Important Threads Displayed between the subforums and normal threads. Typically used for Recruitment or Information pages. Normal Threads These are presented like any other thread on the forums. Placed below the important threads, at the bottom. .
. . Tag Tracker This is automatic, you do not need to do anything extra for this. The tag tracker adds up all the log time your faction gets. Why is this important? Well to remain Official, you will need: .	. . Three days of log time across three months. Activity checks happen every quarter (three months) .
. . Ship Locks If you have shared ship accounts for your faction, you can request to have those ships locked down. Post in the Official Faction Requests page to get any requested ships tied down. There are three different lock levels, each one will go detailed here: .	. . Level 1 Lock No rename, movechar or deletion of the character. Level 2 Lock Above + No buying/selling ID, Armor & CM/Cloak. Level 3 Lock Above + No buying/Selling rest of the equipment. .

Part IV
FINALE

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After the transition period has concluded, enjoy your time as an Official Faction. You will be held to a higher standard, as your roleplay has carried your faction into a position of recognition. Good luck, have fun and Godspeed Freelancer.

Server Commands Guide

Sat, 02 Dec 2023 02:51:37 +0000

SERVER COMMANDS LIST

Updated for 5.0, 2-12-2023
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INDEX

Clicking on a Part will jump you to that section.

Part I : Help, Restarts & Connecticut
Part II : Chatting & Groups
Part III : Managing Your Credits
Part IV : Moving Characters Between Accounts
Part V : Rename, Reset Reputation & Change IFF
Part VI : Pimp Your Ship
Part VII : Secure a Faction Tag
Part VIII : Special Features
Part IX : Gameplay
Part X : Requests to Edit / Add

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Part I
HELP, RESTARTS & CONNECTICUT

. . In-game Help Displays a help screen in the chatlog with all server commands. .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/help`
. . Displays all possible faction restarts. You can look over all the factions you can start playing as. Use one of the faction codes in the next command. .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/showrestarts`
. . This command will "restart" your brand new character. Changing it's ship, loadout, location, ID & IFF to match the requested faction. .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/restart Example: /restart civilianku`
. . This command allows you to get transported into Connecticut via launching into space. Be mindful you are unable to enter this system when your cargo is not empty. .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/conn`
. . To return from Connecticut, land on New Haven Station, use the following command and launch again. .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/return`

Part II
CHATTING & GROUPS

. . Chatting In-Game The first command send a message into "Local Chat" Local is where all nearby players can see your message. Second one will push a message into "System Chat" System is where all players within your current system receives the message. Last one is "Group Chat" All players within the same group will get the message, regardless of location. .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/local /l /system /s /group /g`
. . Out of Roleplay Messages Typically used when notifying players about a change in IRL (In Real Life) circumstances and needing to leave an RP encounter. .	........................................................................................................ Code: `Use // at the start of your message`
. . Private messaging another Player .	........................................................................................................ Open the player list, select their name and then open the chat window.
. . Responding to a private message .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/r`
. . Group Invite One command invites the named player to a group. The other is designed to invite players using the nominated faction tag. .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/invite /fi`
. . Accepting an Invite. .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/join /j`
. . Leaving a Group If you gotta go, you gotta go. .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/leave`
. . Target Marking Typically used during group fights, to visually mark a certain player to attack. Target the player and use: .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/marktarget`

Part III
MANAGING YOUR CREDITS

. . If you wanna send money over to another player, this'll do it: .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/givecash /gc`
. . However, if you are right next to them, all you gotta do is select them and use: .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/givecashto /gct`
. . This will set your current character up as a bank, it's credits can be easily accessed by anyone with the password. Use at own risk. .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/set cashcode`
. . Logged as any other ship, you can access your bank character's credits by using: .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/drawcash /drc`
. . If you'd like to know your bank character's remaining balance, use: .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/showcash /shc`

Part IV
MOVE CHARACTERS BETWEEN ACCOUNTS

. . Log into the ship you want to transfer, and use the following command: .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/set movecharcode`
. . Switch over to the account where you would like to transfer the ship to, and use this command: The command will cost 20,000 sc for each ship transfer. .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/movechar`

Part V
RENAME, RESET REPUTATION & CHANGE IFF

. . You can rename any of your ships using: The command will cost 20,000 sc for each ship rename. A two week / 14 day cooldown will be applied after renaming. .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/renameme`
. . If your rep sheet is all over the place, you can reset it back to normal based on your ID: The command will cost 100,000 sc. .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/resetrep`
. . This command is used if you are changing IDs on your ship: This makes sure the correct IFF is displayed on your ship based on your ID. May also be used to remove the Freelancer or Pirate IFF when using those IDs. .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/droprep`
. . Gives you the Freelancer IFF. .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/freelancer`
. . Gives you the Pirate IFF. .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/pirate`

Part VI
PIMP YOUR SHIP

. . This Google Sheets file goes through all the ship lighting used in the game. .	........................................................................................................ [ ACCESS GOOGLE SHEET FILE HERE ]
. . You must be docked on the following locations before any of the listed commands can be used: .	........................................................................................................ Must enter the Ship Dealer on any station labelled as a "Shipyard" or New Haven Station within Connecticut.
. . This will list all the light hardpoints on your current ship. .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/showsetup`
. . This command will change the chosen light hardpoint with the colour code found in the file above. Example will show how to change Hardpoint 3 to show a Medium Cyan light. The command will cost 1,000 sc for each light changed. .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/setitem Example: /setitem 3 254`

Part VII
SECURE A FACTION TAG

. . Use this command to create a new tag. Creating a new tag costs 500 000 sc. The parameter is a 3-23 letter tag. The is the password used to drop the faction tag (in order to change the master password) or to set the rename password. The is intended to provide an indication of the group that owns tag, i.e. their name and officiality status. .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/maketag`
. . Use this command to delete a tag. The and parameters should be the same as used in the /maketag command. Dropping the tag and re-creating it is the only way to change the master password. .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/droptag`
. . This command is used to set or clear the rename password. The and parameters should be the same as used in the /maketag command. If this password is set then people must use /renameme to create a ship name starting with this tag. If not, the tag is owned, but unprotected. .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/settagpass`
. . Use this if you'd like to rename a current ship into one that uses a Faction Tag. Be mindful that this uses the password that was set when the Tag was locked down. .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/renameme`

Part VIII
SPECIAL FEATURES

. . Trade Lane and Gate Scanning Network - TLAGSNET This network is specifically designed for all Police Factions, the Lane Hackers and Nomads to track player movement throughout SIrius. Only tracks movement via Jump Gates and Trade Lanes within designated areas, determined by the factions above. Use the following command while playing Police or Hackers to start recording player movement: .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/net all`
. . No Docking Available only to Official Police factions, the no dock command prevents the targeted player from docking on bases. This enables the Police to enforce laws without the target escaping. .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/nodock`
. . Bounty Tracking The following command will print out the target player's ID, IFF, ship type, and name, alongside a timestamp. This command is specifically designed for Freelancers or Bounty Hunters to claim their rewards with appropriate proof. .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/bountyscan`

Part IX
GAMEPLAY

. . Turn on / off Shields Self-explanatory, you can turn on / off your shields without taking fire. .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/shields`
. . Stuck Use this command if you are stuck in a docking animation or aren't centered within a Trade Lane .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/stuck`
. . Auto Buy This command enables you to quickly repair and refill any consumables your ship needs upon docking with any NPC base. You can choose what which consumables to repurchase with the command tree that shows up. .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/autobuy`
. . Ping Displays info relating to your connection to the server. Latency, fluctuation, etc. .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/ping`
. . Coin. Flips a coin. Call heads or tails! .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/coin`
. . Dice. Roll a dice of your desired size, with a modifier too. .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/dice (NumDice)d(DiceSides)[+-](Modifier) Example: /dice 2d8-1`
. . Time. Prints the server date and time within the chat. Useful for when you need to take a timestamped screenshot. .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/time`
. . Positional Co-ordinates. This will print your ships X Y Z position within the current system you are in. Useful when you find something hidden that you want to record the location of. .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/pos`
. . Reputation Sheet This will print your character's full reputation sheet into the chat logs. .	........................................................................................................ Code: `/rep`

Part X
REQUESTS TO EDIT / ADD

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A Comprehensive Guide to Light Missile HFs

Wed, 29 Nov 2023 05:52:25 +0000

A Comprehensive Guide to Light Missile HFs
A niche loadout for a niche class for all two other people who play snubs these days
(also hi , no, I won't use align justify.)

Snubs are scary. They're intimidating and people who fly them good tend to be basically untouchable. Heavy Fighters in particular are speedy, and tend to be quite fragile due to lower nanobots/shield batteries relative to their very heavy counterparts. But, what if I told you there was a loadout with a (relatively) low skill floor, and an enormously high skill ceiling, that's relatively easy to learn and apply at least at a basic level? Well, allow me to introduce you to your new best friend:

The Javelin is a light missile. It has much higher velocity, and much lower turn rate than most other missile as well as lower damage, ergo, light. For simplicity, for most of this guide, I am going to be writing about the Javelin. For Gallia, this is the Flechette. For literally everyone else, the Javelin is universal. Houses have their own light missiles, but I'll save those for later.

But snub pvp is elitist! Why share all of this here instead of in the sekrit snub pvp inner sanctum?
Because snub PvP is a dying art and I firmly believe part of that is because people haven't had any tools or gateways to make it more accessible. Moving on.

I'm vaguely aware that people who both snub pvp semi frequently and people to whom Connecticut is a US state that the rest of the world doesn't think of very much will read this post. Ergo, I will split this neatly into two sections.

Beginner's Guide

To begin with, you will want a heavy fighter. I will recommend the Border Worlds Stiletto for most people, it is agile enough, although a little large, but most importantly can mount five guns alongside its missiles for backup DPS. If your ID does not have Border Worlds Ships available to it according to this chart, then any heavy fighter will do for this much simpler part of the guide (The Gladiator, if you're a Corsair). Any set of guns will do, too, but make sure that you have at least one Debilitator with a velocity that matches your hullbuster guns of choice.

Once you have your ship set up, you don't need to practice or do any drills to be able to pull off a very simple set of maneuvers to let you grasp the very basics of how this loadout can be used. This is not the most efficient, nor most effective use of it, but it is a very very basic and easy to pick up way to fly it.

Press your engine kill key, Z by default.
Point at your target, pressing your strafe keys in an up, right, down, left pattern. You may need to bind the up and down strafe keys in the options menu.
Fire your light missiles in one fire group, switch to a different fire group and fire a few volleys of your guns.
As your target begins to approach and get closer, use your afterburner to fly past them.
As you are passing, release your afterburner and let yourself glide as you turn to face your opponent again.
Press your nanobot and shield battery keys. This is, again, not the most efficient use of shield batteries but it will at least ensure they are being used.
You should now be facing your opponent again. Rinse and repeat..

A visual representation of this process:

And that's it. It's really that simple at a basic level. Of course, there is a lot more depth to it, but at a very base level it's enough to get some damage done against a better opponent, and probably enough to actually outright give you an edge against an equally skilled one.

Advanced Guide

The Javelin is not the only light missile around. Peacekeepers, Flechettes, Longbows, and Shurikens and Feldegeists all play relatively similar. They do, however, have different ratios of hull to shield damage. Adjust the number of shieldbuster guns you bring to compensate. Shurikens you can get away with pure hullbuster, Feldegeists you will need two debs for, more likely than not.

It is worth bearing in mind that not all heavy fighters are especially well-suited to light missiles. The best ships for this type of weapon are ships with missile hardpoints on top, and with no obstructions to either side of them. Ships with missiles on the bottom are workable, especially in a joust, however are limited given the majority of the camera angle on any ship is above and not below. Light missiles are aimed somewhat similarly to (snub, not capital ship) blindfire, and thus large amounts of lead need to be taken to hit a given target, assuming both ships are manoeuvring. This is harder to do when turning down, compared to turning up.

The Executioner, demonstrating exemplary hardpoint placement for light missiles. Due to its very open mounts with good arcs, the missiles are able to be used at more or less any angle.

The Kingfisher. Him don't shoot up. This is a problem for a weapon that you generally line up and fire once rather than hold down the trigger until it comes into its arc. It's workable, especially by turning down, but it's also restrictive and a pain.

Light missiles are, doubtlessly, best employed during a turn fight. They are near-guaranteed hits in a joust, making them a consistent source of supplementary damage, however where they really shine is in their ability to track sliding targets or targets that are boxing/anchor turning to get an angle on your own turn. Bear in mind that, like all missiles, they inherit your ship's velocity and therefore both strafing and afterburn/reverse is crucial to manage in order to reliably land one or both missiles on an opponent.

One of the strongest aspects of light missiles is also their ability to detonate mines (citation needed for wardogs). A particularly potent combination is, if you suspect your opponent is lining up a mine on you, to use a light missile salvo as they enter their window where they can drop, and then a second later use a cruise disruptor to clear up any mine they drop afterwards. This almost guarantees the detonation of a ripper or shredder mine on its dropper, and can add up to significant amounts of damage if done even just two or three times throughout a duel.

All of this power and capability that a light missile grants you, however, comes at a cost. You lose two guns to mount these missiles, which on something like a Falcon especially but also any six-gunner is quite significant. This effectively terminates your ability to box and trade with even other six-gun Heavy Fighters, let alone Very Heavy Fighters which you should seldom trade with even in the best of times, if your missiles are on cooldown or if your powercore is low (powercore management is particularly pertinent on HFs as light missiles are not at all efficient damage-dealers). It is, thus, best to continue to joust and move around your opponent, your highest priority being to keep them on-screen at all times. Keeping them on your screen allows you to spot engine kills or other breaks in your opponent's movement allowing you to land a light missile salvo. Individual salvos do not deal much damage, however they will add up significantly over time if you give yourself the right opportunities.

A recording of a relatively high level duel against a standard, six-gun heavy fighter. Highly recommended to visualise some of the above concepts:

The last thing to touch on are the roles of light missiles in group fights. In this, in my opinion, they are overshadowed by traditional 'heavy' missiles and also by guns. This is because light missiles have very great velocity, however little turn rate to keep up with an opponent doing even relatively simple evasive maneuvers. Oftentimes once you commit to launching a missile, an opponent making even a slight turn in the opposite direction to the angle you launched at will cause the missile to miss entirely. As stated earlier, the missile inherits the launching ship's velocity, as well, meaning that any sideways momentum will carry over to the missile. Thus, if you yourself are being pressured and therefore being forced to strafe, or are unable to sit directly behind the opponent due to other allies chasing, it can be difficult to accurately line up a shot against an evasive target.

Light missiles can, however, be used to bait out countermeasures for better-turning missiles such as Firestalkers, or to pressure an opponent who is flying too straight, costing some of their afterburner and allowing chasers to catch up faster as they make wider circles or other evasive patterns, compared to fleeing in a line and keeping distance. That being said, this is another argument to always have at least one deb on a light missile ship. Being able to do chip damage to shields without relying on light missiles which may or may not be able to land, depending on how good your victim is at dodging, is quite useful.

if you change anything about light missiles I will shadowlog your snubs in a solaris gunboat for an entire year. I don't want to have to edit this.

Fighter PvP Guides.

Tue, 21 Nov 2023 22:12:04 +0000

As some of you might've seen I started making this: https://discoverygc.com/forums/showthrea...pid2315163

I will try and squeeze in more demos with a synopsis on fighter combat. If there are any FIGHTERS you really want to see please slap them up here and I can show them.

In addition, if there are weapon combinations you would like advice on please leave them here and I'll try and answer in bulk.

I am working on making gifs to further depict certain movements in the future, so it might make it easier to understand.

Exotic Equipment Guide

Sat, 18 Nov 2023 05:23:51 +0000

EXOTIC EQUIPMENT GUIDE

Updated for 5.0, 18-11-2023

. . Docking Modules .	. Docking Module Used by Ship Types: Frigates and above Can Dock: Fighters, Bombers & Freighters
. . Jump Drives .	. Jump Drive Series II Used by Ship Types: XXX Cargo Space Used: XXX Charge Time: XXX seconds Jump Hole Duration: XXX seconds Ship Quantity: XXX Jump Drive Series III Used by Ship Types: XXX Cargo Space Used: XXX Charge Time: XXX seconds Jump Hole Duration: XXX seconds Ship Quantity: XXX Jump Drive Series IV Used by Ship Types: XXX Cargo Space Used: XXX Charge Time: XXX seconds Jump Hole Duration: XXX seconds Ship Quantity: XXX
. . Hyperspace Matrix .	. Hyperspace Matrix MK1 Used by Ship Types: All Cargo Space Used: 25 Battery Type: Jump Drive Batteries
. . Cloaking Devices .	. Light Cloaking Device Used by Ship Types: Fighters, Bombers & Freighters Cargo Space Used: XXX Decloak Distance: 1,500 m Battery Type: Cloaking Device Batteries Cloaking Device MK II Used by Ship Types: Gunboats & Cruisers Cargo Space Used: XXX Decloak Distance: 3,000 m Battery Type: XXX Cloaking Device MK II-A Used by Ship Types: Battlecruisers & Battleships Cargo Space Used: XXX Decloak Distance: 4,500 m Battery Type: Cloaking Device Batteries Cloaking Device MK III Used by Ship Types: Transports Cargo Space Used: XXX Decloak Distance: 3,000 m Battery Type: XXX
. . Cloak Disruptors .	. Cloak Disruptor MK1 Placeholder Cloak Disruptor MK2 Placeholder Cloak Disruptor MK3 Placeholder
. . Exotic Weapons .	. Fighter Codes . THUNDERWAVE Gun / Missile Class: XXX Hull Damage Per Shot: XXX Shield Damage Per Shot: XXX Range: XXX m Projectile Speed: XXX m/s Refire Rate: XXX Energy Usage: XXX TDGWM5K Gun / Missile Class: XXX Hull Damage Per Shot: XXX Shield Damage Per Shot: XXX Range: XXX m Projectile Speed: XXX m/s Refire Rate: XXX Energy Usage: XXX SUPERSONIC Gun / Missile Class: XXX Hull Damage Per Shot: XXX Shield Damage Per Shot: XXX Range: XXX m Projectile Speed: XXX m/s Refire Rate: XXX Energy Usage: XXX ACROBATIC Gun / Missile Class: XXX Hull Damage Per Shot: XXX Shield Damage Per Shot: XXX Range: XXX m Projectile Speed: XXX m/s Refire Rate: XXX Energy Usage: XXX FEUERBALL Gun / Missile Class: XXX Hull Damage Per Shot: XXX Shield Damage Per Shot: XXX Range: XXX m Projectile Speed: XXX m/s Refire Rate: XXX Energy Usage: XXX QUASAR Gun / Missile Class: XXX Hull Damage Per Shot: XXX Shield Damage Per Shot: XXX Range: XXX m Projectile Speed: XXX m/s Refire Rate: XXX Energy Usage: XXX TREMOR Gun / Missile Class: XXX Hull Damage Per Shot: XXX Shield Damage Per Shot: XXX Range: XXX m Projectile Speed: XXX m/s Refire Rate: XXX Energy Usage: XXX MELES Gun / Missile Class: XXX Hull Damage Per Shot: XXX Shield Damage Per Shot: XXX Range: XXX m Projectile Speed: XXX m/s Refire Rate: XXX Energy Usage: XXX FROSTBITE Gun / Missile Class: XXX Hull Damage Per Shot: XXX Shield Damage Per Shot: XXX Range: XXX m Projectile Speed: XXX m/s Refire Rate: XXX Energy Usage: XXX ROSETHORN Gun / Missile Class: XXX Hull Damage Per Shot: XXX Shield Damage Per Shot: XXX Range: XXX m Projectile Speed: XXX m/s Refire Rate: XXX Energy Usage: XXX . Gunboat Codes . DOOM Gunboat Turret Turret Class: 4 Hull Damage Per Shot: 220 Shield Damage Per Shot: 2,170 Range: 1,030 m Projectile Speed: 700 m/s Refire Rate: 3.03 Energy Usage: 11,880 QUAKE Gunboat Turret Turret Class: 4 Hull Damage Per Shot: 3,440 Shield Damage Per Shot: 1,720 Range: 1,030 m Projectile Speed: 700 m/s Refire Rate: 2.00 Energy Usage: 19,710 . Cruiser Codes . Cruiser Blaster Turret Turret Class: XXX Hull Damage Per Shot: XXX Shield Damage Per Shot: XXX Range: XXX m Projectile Speed: XXX m/s Refire Rate: XXX Energy Usage: XXX Cruiser Ion Blaster Turret Class: XXX Hull Damage Per Shot: XXX Shield Damage Per Shot: XXX Range: XXX m Projectile Speed: XXX m/s Refire Rate: XXX Energy Usage: XXX Cruiser Mauler Turret Turret Class: XXX Hull Damage Per Shot: XXX Shield Damage Per Shot: XXX Range: XXX m Projectile Speed: XXX m/s Refire Rate: XXX Energy Usage: XXX Cruiser Repeater Turret Turret Class: XXX Hull Damage Per Shot: XXX Shield Damage Per Shot: XXX Range: XXX m Projectile Speed: XXX m/s Refire Rate: XXX Energy Usage: XXX . Battlecruiser Codes . Battlecruiser PPAC Turret Class: XXX Hull Damage Per Shot: XXX Shield Damage Per Shot: XXX Range: XXX m Projectile Speed: XXX m/s Refire Rate: XXX Energy Usage: XXX Battlecruiser Breaker Turret Turret Class: XXX Hull Damage Per Shot: XXX Shield Damage Per Shot: XXX Range: XXX m Projectile Speed: XXX m/s Refire Rate: XXX Energy Usage: XXX . Battleship Codes . Battleship Volley Turret Turret Class: XXX Hull Damage Per Shot: XXX Shield Damage Per Shot: XXX Range: XXX m Projectile Speed: XXX m/s Refire Rate: XXX Energy Usage: XXX Battleship EMP Dissipation Field Turret Class: XXX Hull Damage Per Shot: XXX Shield Damage Per Shot: XXX Range: XXX m Projectile Speed: XXX m/s Refire Rate: XXX Energy Usage: XXX Battleship EMP Flak Turret Turret Class: XXX Hull Damage Per Shot: XXX Shield Damage Per Shot: XXX Range: XXX m Projectile Speed: XXX m/s Refire Rate: XXX Energy Usage: XXX Battleship Heavy Ion Blaster Turret Class: XXX Hull Damage Per Shot: XXX Shield Damage Per Shot: XXX Range: XXX m Projectile Speed: XXX m/s Refire Rate: XXX Energy Usage: XXX Battleship Sledge Turret Turret Class: XXX Hull Damage Per Shot: XXX Shield Damage Per Shot: XXX Range: XXX m Projectile Speed: XXX m/s Refire Rate: XXX Energy Usage: XXX Battleship Gale Cannon Turret Class: XXX Hull Damage Per Shot: XXX Shield Damage Per Shot: XXX Range: XXX m Projectile Speed: XXX m/s Refire Rate: XXX Energy Usage: XXX Battleship Thumper Turret Turret Class: XXX Hull Damage Per Shot: XXX Shield Damage Per Shot: XXX Range: XXX m Projectile Speed: XXX m/s Refire Rate: XXX Energy Usage: XXX Battleship Dual Gatling Laser Turret Class: XXX Hull Damage Per Shot: XXX Shield Damage Per Shot: XXX Range: XXX m Projectile Speed: XXX m/s Refire Rate: XXX Energy Usage: XXX Battleship Autopulse Turret Turret Class: XXX Hull Damage Per Shot: XXX Shield Damage Per Shot: XXX Range: XXX m Projectile Speed: XXX m/s Refire Rate: XXX Energy Usage: XXX Battleship Terminator Turret Turret Class: XXX Hull Damage Per Shot: XXX Shield Damage Per Shot: XXX Range: XXX m Projectile Speed: XXX m/s Refire Rate: XXX Energy Usage: XXX Battleship Kinetic Turret Turret Class: XXX Hull Damage Per Shot: XXX Shield Damage Per Shot: XXX Range: XXX m Projectile Speed: XXX m/s Refire Rate: XXX Energy Usage: XXX .
. . Exotic Equipment .	. Bluebird Thruster Used by Ship Types: All Thruster Drain: 110 Thruster Top Speed: 200 Furnace Performance Thruster Used by Ship Types: All Thruster Drain: 110 Thruster Top Speed: 200 SPRINGROSE Used by Ship Types: All Thruster Drain: 110 Thruster Top Speed: 200 ROSEGUARD Compact Shield Class: 4 Shield Capacity: 3,263 Regeneration Rate: 163 Regen Power Drain: 20 BESERKER Compact Shield Class: XXX Shield Capacity: XXX Regeneration Rate: XXX Regen Power Drain: XXX FRENZY Compact Shield Class: XXX Shield Capacity: XXX Regeneration Rate: XXX Regen Power Drain: XXX

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