If they come out of your sanctuary they have all equipment needed for DA and UT at no additional cost. I recommend only keeping 1 or 2 tradeships and then start building them yourself. If you collect ships left and right its easy to fall into a trap of having to do low pay missions nonstop to maintain a minimum of cashflow whereas your time would be best spent on scouting and looting the invasion zones where NPC's are frequently dropping high value weapons. But for example you should consider selling a high end freighter if you find a bailed one very early on, because it will cost you four times as much as a standart one which might also do the job alright. Maintenance generally isn't much of a problem. So you also don't need any 400XL Saturn Complex Hubs because ships are more affordable. You can't buy one, but the ship values determine the amount of resources you have to spend in ship construction. A standart destroyer just runs at about 15-20 million instead of hundreds of millions.

Mayhem doesn't include Litcube's higher ship prices, though. They get damaged a bit if you are unable to pay. Your account drains 0,8% of every ship's value per ingame hour. Ursprünglich geschrieben von Castania:I keep reading about this maintenance cost. Don't give in to this desire if you don't have the resources to build more stations or the military to defend this place. you will feel a desire to claim neutral sectors before the NPC's can take them. Don't keep them if they don't do something for you (mostly making money at this point) Because every ship costs maintenance and keeping a TS+ only drains money and slows your progress down in my opnion even if you find good ships early game. place satellites in NPC invasion zones first to get the best loot, only afterwards it is worth it to put them everywhere else looting is your best early game money maker (especially weapons)

choose early sectors which are not in proximity to hostiles (pirates/Xenon) You can't build stations when hostiles are close in your sector.

NPC shipyards have been refurbished to spawn battlegroups to invade and conquer more territory you can only put so much industrial power in any given sector (so you have to claim/conquer more) you generally can't buy ships and instead have to build most of them in one or multiple sector bases (sanctuaries) The other possibility is that Docks are just not supposed to sell things, and are just for storage but i dont understand why the wiki says, i quote: 'Dockware Manager helps you organize the wares at your dock, and lets your various types of traders know what you want to keep, what you need to sell'īut they dont tell how to get my traders to sell stuff, do i need to use a ST, a UT? i dont understand, it is not explained how to sell things.- OCV waves are coming directly at you roughly every day and they are slowly getting stronger until you beat them in the storyline Please tell me, is a special setting in the dockware manager or the manager station or the advanced commands console that i have to tweak for the agent so sell things, because i logically i dont want my dock agent to be selling everything without discrimination, so there must be a way to set what i want to sell and what i dont want to sell. From there your Dock agents can sell your missiles. Ursprünglich geschrieben von zanosg:If you cant set Delexian Wheat as a resource you can set up courier ship to deliver missiles from your Complex Hub to your Dock.

X3 albion prelude litcube ut