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===Tips===
*The GuideBot drops cargo that you can take back to a station and sell for credits
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== Beginner Combat Practice ==
*After 20 consecutive kills (dying resets the counter) your bonus will only increase after 5 kills of Artemis or Dentek collectors.
*Continue with the Beginner Combat Practice until you reach Combat level 3, at which time you no longer gain any experience, and are unable to retake the mission at any station. You've graduated, time to move onto Advanced Combat Practice.
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== Advanced Combat Practice ==
=== Tips ===
*In this mission, you can take out any combination of bots from the list or just concentrate on one of them. Your bonus does <b>not</b> increase in this mission, so in general, the harder the bot, the higher the bonus.<br> *Even though ApuTech-5 Guardians appear first on the list and have the lowest bonus, this does not mean they are the easiest bot. Try a TyCorp Assault or Valent A-47 Assault instead. (The author recommends the TyCorps first as they are effectively bigger, badder collector bots.)<br style="clear:both;" />
== Border Patrol ==
=== Tips ===
*This mission allows you to practice combat against hostile player-usable ships. Experiment and see what setup works for you.
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== Assasination ==
=== Mission Tab Interface ===
=== Tips ===
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= Trade Guild =
#<b>(bulk)</b> means that the pilot will need to make more than one trip, even in a large cargo ship such as a [[Centaur]] with the possible exception of those traders who have a [[Behemoth]].
#<b>(35700 credits)</b> is the amount the pilot will be paid upon completion of the mission.
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== Delivery ==
=== Tips ===
*If you plan on going somewhere far away from where you are currently or need a change in scenery, then this is the trade mission for you.
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== Special Delivery ==
=== Tips ===
*If you plan on going somewhere far away from where you are currently or need a change in scenery, then this is the trade mission for you. Has the added bonus of being a mission with lightweight cargo and only one unit of it at that. Perfect for those who are couriers at heart.
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== Procurement ==
Make yourself useful by being a faction's gopher. They ask for something, you find and pay for it and bring it back for a reimbursal and payment. May be bulk.
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=== Tips ===
*These missions offer more reward in every respect than the Retrieval missions do. (Standing, xp, money)
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== Retrieval ==
=== Tips ===
*For someone who wants to get in and out fast as well as continue working for one particular area, these missions work great.
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== Minerals ==
#[[Marauder|Mineral Marauder]] - Cargo hold (60cu), single mining beam config.
#[[Behemoth|Behemoth]] - Cargo hold (120cu), twin mining beam config.
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= Prospecting Missions =
*Take advantage of the fact that these missions are very open in what you can do; you are not required to return to your starting station, you can mine from the roids you scan, you can even log off and continue the mission when you return.
*Because the mission only picks commonly found mineral types (Aquean, Carbonic, Ferric, Silicate) and infrequently slightly less common ones (Ishik, VanAzek, Xithricite), you should scout out the area around the station before you start the mission if you want to make it faster. Accept missions where the selected mineral is in a majority of the roids outside the station if you can. Remember: leaving and entering the station will update the prospecting mission and possibly change the type of ore required.
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= Scrap Yard =
*If you need it for a Scrap Yard mission, all you have to do is ship it to the station.
*Finding a nice wormhole as a choke point, you can also collect scrap metal from harmless traders, and there cargo can be sold for a small profit.
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= Recon/Spy =
*Check to see what bots will be in the sector before you accept. Decline the mission and check the sector in your map. If the types of bots look agreeable to you, go back and accept the mission.
*When scanning the NPC ships, start from the top of the sector list alphabetically and work your way down.
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== Anomalous Materials ==
*When you pick this mission, before you accept, decline and check the sector that the mission wants you to go to. If there are DenTek collectors in that sector, go to another station and repeat. If there are no DenTek collectors, pick the mission again and accept.
*Don't let the bots get too close to each other. If the chemical-carrying bot touches another object (including another bot), the mission fails.
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== Hostage Situation ==
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= Mining Tutorial =
This mission is available at mining stations. It gives you a basic mineral scanner and a mining beam (S-port). It also tells you how to equip the equipment and how to use them. If you complete the mission you will earn enough XP to get your level 1 mining license. The level 1 mining license gives you access to a large port (L-port) mining beam.
To find a mining station look at the name of the station on the map. The type of station is listed below the name of the station.Or you can check the [[Station_Locations|station list]] for a station closest to you.<br style="clear:both;" />
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