2024-08-17T04:43:09Z

Butitruns: Added more info, link to advanced page

NOTE: UNFINISHED

== Introduction ==
One of the key parts whilst mining within the Rings is making sure you can control your ship properly. Many captains start their journey without a clue, turn their main engine to full throttle expecting an easy ride, and end up slamming into a ringroid and causing themselves two weeks worth of repairs and a sizeable bill.

Your ship has two primary control modes: Manual flight, and an Autopilot. In manual flight mode the player has full control over the ship, but that also means that you have to be capable of managing it, which is its own skillset. That's where the [[autopilot]] comes into play, as it takes where you want to go and adjusts accordingly. [[Autopilot]] the best tool for the first few hours of flight, as you learn how to use your ship.

'''''For more advanced piloting techniques: see [[How to fly your ship: Advanced]]'''''[[File:Flight tutorial control comparisons.png|left|thumb|536x536px|A side-by-side comparison of what using the autopilot (left) and manual (right) control looks like.]]

== Control Schemas (Part One: Manual) ==
The basic controls for your ship are taken from dedicated sides of your keyboard. Manual controls take a more familiar WASD layout alongside the Q. E. and SHIFT keys, while the autopilot uses the arrow keys (and by extension the mouse keys, more on this later).
[[File:Manual control cardinal direction.png|thumb|Visual display for the control actions via manual control]]
Manual mode is FULLY manual, with all motion applied being relative to ship facing. To start off simple with manual controls, the W, A, S, and D keys will push your ship in their respective cardinal directions. W for forward, A for left, D for right, and S for backwards. Using Q and E keys will allow you to rotate the ship anticlockwise and clockwise respectively, and pressing the SHIFT key will use the main torch and lurch your ship forward.

Note: Some [[Autopilot]]<nowiki/>s allow manual mode to be operated with [[autopilot]] assitance. This allows the W key to engage both forward [[RCS|RCSs]] and [[Main engine]] simultaneously, or for strafe controls to be used without the vessel rotating relative to the current ship bearing. More on this below.

One thing that may become decently apparent when using manual controls, especially when trying to strafe, is that the ship will tilt and spin whilst trying to do so. This is due to the fact that it is very rare that the ship will have a perfectly centered center of mass. The starting ship has a mass driver attached to the front of it, and will make maneuvers a little harder with the constant adjustments that will need to be made.

Using manual controls may not seem fully intuitive when first handling them, and at times it can definitely feel like it's too responsive. This is where the [[autopilot]] really comes into play. One thing new players should keep in mind when attempting to learn manual control of ships is that the camera does NOT move, only the ship does. The player must keep ship [[bearing]] in mind when making attitude corrections.

== Control Schemas (Part Two: Autopilot) ==
[[File:AUTOPILOT_EXAMPLE.gif|right]]
The [[autopilot]] is where the real fun begins. The power of the computer installed in your ship will be put to use to continually adjust the ship's position so you can focus on working. This system can make flying both easier and more complex at the same time, as the behaviour of the [[autopilot]] isn't as directly intuitive as manual controls.

The basic [[autopilot]] controls involve the arrow keys. the up and down arrows will change your targeted velocity forwards and backwards respectively, and the left and right arrow keys change the ships [[bearing]], while aligning the velocity vector along an axis going through the ship's center, and the X key will attempt to stop the ship immediately. Players may also utilize the mouse for [[Autopilot]] control. This is a simpler system of control than the arrow keys, for many players, as it requires only holding left mouse button, and dragging the octagon (desired course) whereever the player desires. This is useful for chasing [[Ore Chunks]], NPC ships, or other interesting items that the [[Autopilot]] can 'lock on' to. All course corrections made using [[Autopilot]] are relative to the current target. This is either the players' ship, or a selected object.

[[Autopilot]] can be turned off via various methods including: pressing the G key, inputting any manual command, or turning off the ships' [[Computer]].

'''''For more advanced piloting techniques: see [[How to fly your ship: Advanced]]'''''

Bald Eagle

2024-08-17T04:15:05Z

Butitruns: Added Racers links

[[File:BaldEagle.png|alt=A stock Eagle Prospector|right|A "stock" Bald Eagle]]
<blockquote>Hand-crafted with an impressive combination of skill, craft, love, and rocket surgery, the current powerhouse of the ring-racing circuit isn't available through any dealership. The Bald Eagle relies on gimballed RCS for reliable rotation thrust, but the combination of four torches and a low relative mass give it unparalleled lateral translation and acceleration.

-In-Game Description </blockquote>{{#invoke:Ships|infobox|Bald Eagle}}The Bald Eagle is an extensively modified Eagle Prospector, designed solely for [[Racers|racing]]. The Prospector Series' dual main torches provide high acceleration, while side-facing torches give this craft incredible strafing. To save weight, the cargo bay has been mostly removed, and the grinder has been replaced with an excavator, making the ship a poor choice for bare-bay mining. Interestingly, the ship retains all of the hardpoints, crew, and processed storage of the Eagle, making it surprisingly usable in most contexts.

==Notes==
*The Bald Eagle must be bought in-ring from the [[Racers|racer]] NPC for 10,000,000E$, and will never appear in the dealership.
*Despite having a massively reduced cargo bay, processed cargo capacity remains the same.

==Variants==
{{#invoke:Ships|variants|Eagle Prospector
|Name
|High-Stress
|Low-Stress
|Drone hardpoints
|Crew
|Dry mass
|Cargo bay
|Engines
|Stripped hull price
|Variant}}

[[Category:Ships]]

Category:TODO

2024-08-17T04:11:43Z

Butitruns: Added racers

Pages that need creation:

* [[Uranium Crystal]] (Uranium cave and serenity torbernite crystal pages needed)
* [[Tug Drones]]
* [[Haul Drones]]
* [[Maintenance Drones]]
* [[Torch]]
* [[Rogue THICC]]
* [[Minefield]] ([[mikefield]])
* [[Slang]] (terms like Ringa, etc)
* [[IFF]]
* [[Random Event]]
* [[Radar Anomalies]]
* [[Nuclear Meltdown]]
* [[Ringroids]]
* [[Radiator]]
* [[Bounty Hunting]]
* [[Point Defence]]
* [[Impact Absorber]]
* [[Rogue NT Companion]]
* [[Big Lidar Contact]]
* [[Pirate (Ship)]]
* [[Pirate (Abductor)]]
* [[Tesla]] (elon's car)
* [[Skull]] (easter egg roid)
* [[Singularity]]
* [[Locust Swarm]]
* [[Dead Bodies]]
* [[Space Bar]]
* [[Mineral Market]]
* [[Services]]
* [[Virtual Flight Service]]
* [[Propellers]]
* [[Fusion Reactor]]
* [[Agenda]] ([[AI Hater]])
* [[Vilcy]]
* [[Story]]
* [[Quantum Computer]]
* [[Microwave Generator]]
* [[Contacts]]
* [[Excavator]]
* [[EMP Resistance]]
* [[Jury-Rig]]
* [[Thruster]]
* [[Mining Laser]]
* [[SPC Gungnir]]
* [[Computer]]
* [[Racers]]

Pages that need editing:

* [[How to fly your ship]] guide needs finishing
* [[Factions]] expand upon some factions + add images
* [[:Category:Stations]] expand upon, add images and better descriptions, and create a table for it
* [[Cargo Bay]] needs info on MPUs not processing non-ore objects, as well as images displaying the shapes of the MPUs in most cargo bays
* [[Hardpoint]] additional info needed for spinal hardpoints
* [[Moonlet]] needs more information for variants, variants need separate sections with proper info, uses, screenshots, etc..., and new variants need sections, and needs relinking on music page
* [[Energy Weapons]] bring up to standards with page for [[Mass Driver]]<nowiki/>s and (future) plasma weapons
* [[Enceladus]]
* [[Damage]] needs more damage + maybe images too
* [[UIO]] (pirates page needed, and pirates (<nowiki/>disambiguatio<nowiki/>n) for UIO<nowiki/>s specifically)
* [[THI Cargo Container]] needs image and ext<nowiki/>ra hyperlinks<nowiki/>
* [[THI Monocargo Container|THI Mo]]<nowiki/>[[THI Monocargo Container|nocargo Container]] similar case to<nowiki/> THICC page
* [[Edge Runner|Edge R]]<nowiki/>[[Edge Runner|unner]] (needs improved info, espec<nowiki/>ially towards behaviour)

<nowiki/>
Also see [[Special:WantedPages|this page]] for pages that are linked but do not exist

Edge Runner

2024-08-17T04:07:27Z

Butitruns: Added to Category: Events

[[Category: Events]]
==== This page contains unspoilered content! Read at your own risk! ====
[[File:ATLAS.png|thumb|The AI Edgerunner (ATLAS) in action]]

== Description ==
Edge Runners (aka. ATLASes) can appear as a random event that occurs during a dive in the rings, or from a [[Contacts|contact]]. Players may either hail these vessels at range (with appropriate Astrogator crewmember), or wait until the vessel approaches and hails the player. Appearance-wise, these ships are triangular, containing a [[Quantum Computer|Quantum Computer (lootable)]], 2 [[Reactor Core|reactor cores]], and 2 [[Microwave Generator|Microwave emitters]]. Edge Runner ships are very [[EMP Resistance|EM hardened]], meaning microwaves have little to no effect on them.

== Dialogue Options ==
Upon hailing the vessel, the player is greeted with the following prerecorded message: 'This is autonomous Edge Runner [vessel name]. You have been seleceted for a routine AT audit. Please open a port and authorize my access to your internal sensors.'

Players may choose from a number of available dialogue options, given their circumstances, including special dialogue options provided by crew members (notably the '[[AI hater]]' crew):

* And who are you exactly, [name of vessel]?
* AT Audit?
* I'm not giving you access to our ship.
* Okay [vessel name], setting you up, take a look
* (SPECIAL, requires [[AI Hater|AI hater]] crewmember) What is this bullshit? I want to talk to a human in charge.

==== Approved ====
If players choose to allow the AT Audit to proceed, the Edge Runner vessel will scan for 'rogue AI', stating [''insert approved dialogue here],'' After some period of time, the Edge Runner will provide a thank you message, 'AT scan complete. Thank you for your cooperation.' , and will continue on its' way.

==== Denied ====
If players choose to deny the Edge Runners request, the vessel will inform the player that they have been authorized to use force, if necessary: 'I am authorized to use force. You are getting audited, [player vessel], one way or the other.'

If denied a second time, or simply ignored, the Edge Runner will state: 'Commencing involuntary audit protocols.' and will begin 'scanning' the players' ship.

If the Edge Runner completes its' scans, whether approved by the player or denied, the end message will appear: 'AT scan complete. Thank you for your cooperation.'

==== AI Hater Interaction ====
If you let your [[AI hater|AI Hater]] crewmember speak, the following conversation will happen:

* AI Hater > "What is this bullshit? I want to talk to a human in charge."
* ATLAS > "Of course [Your ship name], patching you through. Stand by...
* ATLAS > "This is agent [AI Audit agent] of ATLAS. You requested... wait, is that you again [AI Hater]? [Edge Runner], I authorize deadly force. Proceed with audit."
* AI Hater > "You won't get us that easily [AI Audit agent]!"
* AI Hater > "This is bullshit. They can't just treat us like that."

[[File:Quantum Computer.png|thumb|199x199px|A quantum computer dropped from an Edgerunner]]

== Loot ==
Destroying Edge Runners is NOT for the faint of heart. With their EM shielding, and low mass, these ships are quite nimble and will attempt to evade the player similarly to the racers: when the player begins gaining, the Edge Runner will attempt a quick attitude change (bearing/ heading) relying on it's low mass to allow quick maneuvering. With microwaves having little to no effect on them, mass drivers and plasma throwers are the best options for disabling/ destroying Edge Runners. Another option is always the old school: Slam it into various rocks OR Torch it with the main engines.

Loot available from destroying Edge Runners is their Quantum Computer in place of a lifepod that you would expect from an ordinary ship, valued at 250,000 E$ back on [[Enceladus Prime]]. Once prized from the cold husk of the ship, there is nothing overtly special about this item. It will continue along the trajectory the Edge Runner was travelling, and can be grabbed by the player using various means (ie [[AR-1500 Manipulator]], [[Excavator]], or if it can fit, the [[Cargo Bay]]).

== Behaviour ==
Edge Runners will circle the player as they pass them while on neutral terms. Once attacked, they will attempt to flee or try disabling your computer with microwaves.

'''Interesting note''': Edge Runners will cease attacking the player without the computer active [requires verification]. It seems as though Edge Runners can only detect the player if their on-board computers are powered and active. Players will remember, of course, that all functions are still available without the computer, except [[Autopilot|Auto-Pilot]] and [[Heads-Up Display|HUD]].

Edge Runner

2024-08-17T03:52:25Z

Butitruns: Various links and punctuation

==== This page contains unspoilered content! Read at your own risk! ====
[[File:ATLAS.png|thumb|The AI Edgerunner (ATLAS) in action]]

== Description ==
Edge Runners (aka. ATLASes) can appear as a random event that occurs during a dive in the rings, or from a [[Contacts|contact]]. Players may either hail these vessels at range (with appropriate Astrogator crewmember), or wait until the vessel approaches and hails the player. Appearance-wise, these ships are triangular, containing a [[Quantum Computer|Quantum Computer (lootable)]], 2 [[Reactor Core|reactor cores]], and 2 [[Microwave Generator|Microwave emitters]]. Edge Runner ships are very [[EMP Resistance|EM hardened]], meaning microwaves have little to no effect on them.

== Dialogue Options ==
Upon hailing the vessel, the player is greeted with the following prerecorded message: 'This is autonomous Edge Runner [vessel name]. You have been seleceted for a routine AT audit. Please open a port and authorize my access to your internal sensors.'

Players may choose from a number of available dialogue options, given their circumstances, including special dialogue options provided by crew members (notably the '[[AI hater]]' crew):

* And who are you exactly, [name of vessel]?
* AT Audit?
* I'm not giving you access to our ship.
* Okay [vessel name], setting you up, take a look
* (SPECIAL, requires [[AI Hater|AI hater]] crewmember) What is this bullshit? I want to talk to a human in charge.

==== Approved ====
If players choose to allow the AT Audit to proceed, the Edge Runner vessel will scan for 'rogue AI', stating [''insert approved dialogue here],'' After some period of time, the Edge Runner will provide a thank you message, 'AT scan complete. Thank you for your cooperation.' , and will continue on its' way.

==== Denied ====
If players choose to deny the Edge Runners request, the vessel will inform the player that they have been authorized to use force, if necessary: 'I am authorized to use force. You are getting audited, [player vessel], one way or the other.'

If denied a second time, or simply ignored, the Edge Runner will state: 'Commencing involuntary audit protocols.' and will begin 'scanning' the players' ship.

If the Edge Runner completes its' scans, whether approved by the player or denied, the end message will appear: 'AT scan complete. Thank you for your cooperation.'

==== AI Hater Interaction ====
If you let your [[AI hater|AI Hater]] crewmember speak, the following conversation will happen:

* AI Hater > "What is this bullshit? I want to talk to a human in charge."
* ATLAS > "Of course [Your ship name], patching you through. Stand by...
* ATLAS > "This is agent [AI Audit agent] of ATLAS. You requested... wait, is that you again [AI Hater]? [Edge Runner], I authorize deadly force. Proceed with audit."
* AI Hater > "You won't get us that easily [AI Audit agent]!"
* AI Hater > "This is bullshit. They can't just treat us like that."

[[File:Quantum Computer.png|thumb|199x199px|A quantum computer dropped from an Edgerunner]]

== Loot ==
Destroying Edge Runners is NOT for the faint of heart. With their EM shielding, and low mass, these ships are quite nimble and will attempt to evade the player similarly to the racers: when the player begins gaining, the Edge Runner will attempt a quick attitude change (bearing/ heading) relying on it's low mass to allow quick maneuvering. With microwaves having little to no effect on them, mass drivers and plasma throwers are the best options for disabling/ destroying Edge Runners. Another option is always the old school: Slam it into various rocks OR Torch it with the main engines.

Loot available from destroying Edge Runners is their Quantum Computer in place of a lifepod that you would expect from an ordinary ship, valued at 250,000 E$ back on [[Enceladus Prime]]. Once prized from the cold husk of the ship, there is nothing overtly special about this item. It will continue along the trajectory the Edge Runner was travelling, and can be grabbed by the player using various means (ie [[AR-1500 Manipulator]], [[Excavator]], or if it can fit, the [[Cargo Bay]]).

== Behaviour ==
Edge Runners will circle the player as they pass them while on neutral terms. Once attacked, they will attempt to flee or try disabling your computer with microwaves.

'''Interesting note''': Edge Runners will cease attacking the player without the computer active [requires verification]. It seems as though Edge Runners can only detect the player if their on-board computers are powered and active. Players will remember, of course, that all functions are still available without the computer, except [[Autopilot|Auto-Pilot]] and [[Heads-Up Display|HUD]].

Category:TODO

2024-08-17T01:06:07Z

Butitruns: Added quantum computer and edge runner

Pages that need creation:

* [[Uranium Crystal]] (Uranium cave and serenity torbernite crystal pages needed)
* [[Tug Drones]]
* [[Haul Drones]]
* [[Maintenance Drones]]
* [[Torch]]
* [[Rogue THICC]]
* [[Minefield]] ([[mikefield]])
* [[Slang]] (terms like Ringa, etc)
* [[IFF]]
* [[Random Event]]
* [[Radar Anomalies]]
* [[Nuclear Meltdown]]
* [[Ringroids]]
* [[Radiator]]
* [[Bounty Hunting]]
* [[Point Defence]]
* [[Impact Absorber]]
* [[Rogue NT Companion]]
* [[Big Lidar Contact]]
* [[Pirate (Ship)]]
* [[Pirate (Abductor)]]
* [[Tesla]] (elon's car)
* [[Skull]] (easter egg roid)
* [[Singularity]]
* [[Locust Swarm]]
* [[Dead Bodies]]
* [[Space Bar]]
* [[Mineral Market]]
* [[Services]]
* [[Virtual Flight Service]]
* [[Propellers]]
* [[Kzinti Lesson]]
* [[Fusion Reactor]]
* [[Agenda]]
* [[Vilcy]]
* [[Story]]
* [[Quantum Computer]]

Pages that need editing:

* [[How to fly your ship]] guide needs finishing
* [[Factions]] expand upon some factions + add images
* [[:Category:Stations]] expand upon, add images and better descriptions, and create a table for it
* [[Cargo Bay]] needs info on MPUs not processing non-ore objects, as well as images displaying the shapes of the MPUs in most cargo bays
* [[Hardpoint]] additional info needed for spinal hardpoints
* [[Moonlet]] needs more information for variants, variants need separate sections with proper info, uses, screenshots, etc..., and new variants need sections, and needs relinking on music page
* [[Energy Weapons]] bring up to standards with page for [[Mass Driver]]<nowiki/>s and (future) plasma weapons
* [[Enceladus]]
* [[Damage]]
* [[UIO]] (pirates page needed, and pirates (<nowiki/>disambiguatio<nowiki/>n) for UIO<nowiki/>s specifically)
* [[THI Cargo Container]] needs image and ext<nowiki/>ra hyperlinks<nowiki/>
* [[THI Monocargo Container|THI Mo]]<nowiki/>[[THI Monocargo Container|nocargo Container]] similar case to<nowiki/> THICC page
* [[Edge Runner|Edge R]]<nowiki/>[[Edge Runner|unner]] (needs images and improved <nowiki/>info)

<nowiki/>
Also see [[Special:WantedPages|this page]] for pages that are linked but do not exist

Edge Runner

2024-08-17T01:05:18Z

Butitruns: Created page Edge Runner

=== Description ===
Edge Runners are a random event ([[Contacts|contact]]) that occurs during a dive in the rings. Players may either hail these vessels at range (with appropriate Astrogator crewmember), or wait until the vessel approaches and hails the player. The ships are triangular, containing 1x [[Quantum Computer|Quantum Computer (lootable)]], 2x reactor cores, and 2x Microwave emitters. Edge Runner ships are very EM hardened, meaning microwaves have little to no effect on them.

==== Dialogue Options ====
Upon hailing the vessel, the player is greeted with the following prerecorded message: 'This is autonomous Edge Runner [vessel name]. You have been seleceted for a routine AT audit. Please open a port and authorize my access to your internal sensors.'

Players may choose from a number of available dialogue options, given their circumstances, including special dialogue options provided by crew members (notably the 'AI hater' crew):

* And who are you exactly, [name of vessel]?
* AT Audit?
* I'm not giving you access to our ship.
* Okay [vessel name], setting you up, take a look
* (SPECIAL, AI hater) What is this bullshit? I want to talk to a human in charge.

===== Approved =====
If players choose to allow the AT Audit to proceed, the Edge Runner vessel will scan for 'rogue AI', stating [''insert approved dialogue here],'' After some period of time, the Edge Runner will provide a thank you message, 'AT scan complete. Thank you for your cooperation.' , and will continue on its' way.

===== Denied =====
If players choose to deny the Edge Runners request, the vessel will inform the player that they have been authorized to use force, if necessary: 'I am authorized to use force. You are getting audited, [player vessel], one way or the other.'

If denied a second time, or simply ignored, the Edge Runner will state: 'Commencing involuntary audit protocols.' and will begin 'scanning' the players' ship.

If the Edge Runner completes its' scans, whether approved by the player or denied, the end message will appear: 'AT scan complete. Thank you for your cooperation.'

=== Loot ===
Destroying Edge Runners is NOT for the faint of heart. With their EM shielding, and low mass, these ships are quite nimble and will attempt to evade the player similarly to the racers: when the player begins gaining, the Edge Runner will attempt a quick attitude change (bearing/ heading) relying on it's low mass to allow quick maneuvering. With microwaves having little to no effect on them, mass drivers and plasma throwers are the best options for disabling/ destroying Edge Runners. Another option is always the old school: Slam it into various rocks OR Torch it with the main engines.

Loot available from destroying Edge Runners is their Quantum Computer, valued at XX E$ back on [[Enceladus Prime|Eceladus Prime]]. Once prized from the cold husk of the ship, there is nothing overtly special about this item. It will continue along the trajectory the Edge Runner was travelling, and can be grabbed by the player using various means (ie [[AR-1500 Manipulator]] or [[Cargo Bay]])

'''Interesting note''': Edge Runners will cease attacking the player without the computer active. It seems as though Edge Runners can only detect the player if their on-board computers are powered and active. Players will remember, of course, that all functions are still available without the computer, except [[Autopilot|Auto-Pilot]] and [[Heads-Up Display|HUD]].

Category:TODO

2024-08-17T00:12:54Z

Butitruns: Adding Edge Runner todo

Pages that need creation:

* [[Uranium Crystal]] (Uranium cave and serenity torbernite crystal pages needed)
* [[Tug Drones]]
* [[Haul Drones]]
* [[Maintenance Drones]]
* [[Torch]]
* [[Rogue THICC]]
* [[Minefield]] ([[mikefield]])
* [[Slang]] (terms like Ringa, etc)
* [[IFF]]
* [[Random Event]]
* [[Radar Anomalies]]
* [[Nuclear Meltdown]]
* [[Ringroids]]
* [[Radiator]]
* [[Bounty Hunting]]
* [[Point Defence]]
* [[Impact Absorber]]
* [[Rogue NT Companion]]
* [[Big Lidar Contact]]
* [[Pirate (Ship)]]
* [[Pirate (Abductor)]]
* [[Tesla]] (elon's car)
* [[Skull]] (easter egg roid)
* [[Singularity]]
* [[Locust Swarm]]
* [[Dead Bodies]]
* [[Space Bar]]
* [[Mineral Market]]
* [[Services]]
* [[Virtual Flight Service]]
* [[Propellers]]
* [[Kzinti Lesson]]
* [[Fusion Reactor]]
* [[Agenda]]
* [[Vilcy]]
* [[Story]]
* [[Edge Runner]]

Pages that need editing:

* [[How to fly your ship]] guide needs finishing
* [[Factions]] expand upon some factions + add images
* [[:Category:Stations]] expand upon, add images and better descriptions, and create a table for it
* [[Cargo Bay]] needs info on MPUs not processing non-ore objects, as well as images displaying the shapes of the MPUs in most cargo bays
* [[Hardpoint]] additional info needed for spinal hardpoints
* [[Moonlet]] needs more information for variants, variants need separate sections with proper info, uses, screenshots, etc..., and new variants need sections, and needs relinking on music page
* [[Energy Weapons]] bring up to standards with page for [[Mass Driver]]<nowiki/>s and (future) plasma weapons
* [[Enceladus]]
* [[Damage]]
* [[UIO]] (pirates page needed, and pirates (<nowiki/>disambiguatio<nowiki/>n) for UIO<nowiki/>s specifically)
* [[THI Cargo Container]] needs image and ext<nowiki/>ra hyperlinks<nowiki/>
* [[THI Monocargo Container|THI Mo]]<nowiki/>[[THI Monocargo Container|nocargo Container]] similar case to<nowiki/> THICC page

<nowiki/>
Also see [[Special:WantedPages|this page]] for pages that are linked but do not exist

Obonto Habitat

2024-08-11T07:44:35Z

Butitruns: Image in table?

== Description ==
<blockquote>Obonto maintains an SRA series of habitats in the Saturn-Enceladus system, for agricultural and research purposes. These platforms face the same dangers as any ship in the rings, 24 hours a day, and regularly interact and trade with independents in the ring, as delivery runs into the rings are inconsistent. -In-Game Description</blockquote>

Obonto Habitats are smaller-scale stations that can be found within the rings. As they are in constant need for minerals, they will ask miners to aide by having them collect (and process) minerals in exchange for at least twice what they would go for on Enceladus Prime's own mineral market. In some cases, they will be in desperate need of minerals, and will request up to five times the market price for the ore.

====== Note: Obonto Habitats will NOT ask for processed beryllium or tungsten. ======
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Requested ore
!Normal asking price (avg E$)
!Desperate asking price (avg E$)
!Market value for reference (avg E$)
|-
|Iron (Fe)
|1,800
|4,500
|900
|-
|Palladium (Pd)
|5,000
|12,500
|2,500
|-
|Platinum (Pt)
|5,400
|13,500
|2,700
|-
|Vanadium
|6,000
|15,000
|3,000
|}

=== Images ===
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!
!
!
!
|}
[[File:ObontoHabitatFunctional.jpg|center|thumb|Functional Habitat]][[File:SRA01Wreckage.jpg|center|thumb|SRA-01 Wreckage]]
=== Faction benefits ===
The Habitats also can supply you with licensing for special gear once you've gotten a high enough standing with them, first costing you 800,000 E$ as an associate cost, or if you're willing to wait, they will offer it for free if you trade enough with them.
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
|+
Unlockable Gear
!NDPT-4205 Point Defense Turret
|}

Obonto Habitat

2024-08-11T07:41:46Z

Butitruns: Adding habitat images

== Description ==
<blockquote>Obonto maintains an SRA series of habitats in the Saturn-Enceladus system, for agricultural and research purposes. These platforms face the same dangers as any ship in the rings, 24 hours a day, and regularly interact and trade with independents in the ring, as delivery runs into the rings are inconsistent. -In-Game Description</blockquote>

Obonto Habitats are smaller-scale stations that can be found within the rings. As they are in constant need for minerals, they will ask miners to aide by having them collect (and process) minerals in exchange for at least twice what they would go for on Enceladus Prime's own mineral market. In some cases, they will be in desperate need of minerals, and will request up to five times the market price for the ore.

====== Note: Obonto Habitats will NOT ask for processed beryllium or tungsten. ======
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Requested ore
!Normal asking price (avg E$)
!Desperate asking price (avg E$)
!Market value for reference (avg E$)
|-
|Iron (Fe)
|1,800
|4,500
|900
|-
|Palladium (Pd)
|5,000
|12,500
|2,500
|-
|Platinum (Pt)
|5,400
|13,500
|2,700
|-
|Vanadium
|6,000
|15,000
|3,000
|}

=== Images ===
[[File:SRA01Wreckage.jpg|center|thumb|SRA-01 Wreckage]]
[[File:ObontoHabitatFunctional.jpg|center|thumb|Functional Habitat]]

=== Faction benefits ===
The Habitats also can supply you with licensing for special gear once you've gotten a high enough standing with them, first costing you 800,000 E$ as an associate cost, or if you're willing to wait, they will offer it for free if you trade enough with them.
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
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Unlockable Gear
!NDPT-4205 Point Defense Turret
|}

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Hybrid

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== Description ==
Hybrid ships, or colloquially 'doritos', are encountered as a random [[:Category:Events|Event]] encountered during a dive. Not much is known about these ships, who is piloting them, where they come from, who constructed them, or what their intents are. Hybrid ships are roughly triangular in shape, with a cylindrical fuselage at one side, and a Singularity Core reactor and main engine on the other side.[[File:Dorito.jpg|thumb|Hybrid, or 'Dorito' ship[[File:DoritoafterGungirPunch.jpg|thumb|Hybrid without HUD overlay, leaking reactor coolant|115x115px]]]]
=== Behaviour ===
When the players' Astrogator picks up the signal for the Hybrid, there is a'real' transponder code and ship name attached; and as such, the default IFF state is 'yellow' or unknown. Crew members may comment on this as: 'I know [ship name]. That's not it.' Other notable crew comments regarding Hybrid encounters are: 'What the hell is that thing?' and 'Careful. This doesn't sound right.'

The Hybrid ship will typically burn in fast and hot towards the player, many times rotating wildly. This high rotational behaviour *can* be an indicator that the new contact is a Hybrid, although other vessels sometimes exhibit this behaviour, also. The Hybrid will come to a relative stop 300-500 metres from the player, and begin circling for a moment. After some time, the Hybrid will begin attacking the player with a [[Microwave|microwave emitter]], which causes issues with some [[Head-Up Display|HUDs]].

Hybrids appear to disengage with the player, and flee, given enough damage. Unconfirmed accounts from [[Slang|Ringas]] indicate that two fully charged strikes on the reactor core with the [[SPC Gungir]] should cause RUD, or rapid unscheduled disassembly.

=== Items ===
[[File:SingularityCoreWild.jpg|thumb|Singularity Core]]
On destruction, the Hybrid does NOT release a [[lifepod]] or [[Quantum Computer]], but rather a [[Singularity Core]]. This mysterious artifact exhibits strange behaviour, both attracting and repelling matter simultaneously / alternately. Out of the 'poles' of this contained singularity, spatial distortion may be observed, which is high energy radiation. This radiation plays havoc with electrical systems of the player ship, causing the same failures as [[Microwave|microwave emitters]]. If the player does succeed in obtaining this prize, they can expect 1,000,000 E$ back on [[Enceladus Prime]]

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