Your flagship can really be any ship you want (provided it fits the above criteria), but I’d recommend something in the Heavy Warship class just to be safe (and most people will probably use a Bactrian regardless). However if this is your plan you are reading the wrong guide). A Bactrian minmaxed for crew bunks will be useless for this (with the exception being if you want to try and capture the Raiders. Upwards of 500 is not really necessary though (although go for it if you want to). For this strategy to be successful, your flagship must have at least 200 cargo space, though it is recommended to have more. Ideally, this ship has good shielding and weaponry, but still retains a respectable amount of cargo space. Of course, to lead your fleet you must have a flagship. **NOTE THAT ALL SHIPS MUST BE EQUIPPED WITH JUMP DRIVES** Just go buy some freighters and you’re good to go. However, if you have a fleet that has survived through the current (0.9.12) end of the Wanderer campaign (and can last any respectable amount of time against a Kor Sestor warship), you should be able to do this easily. If you’re reading this guide and have no fleet and no money to get one, this guide will likely not help you very much. Well, this guide will show you a great way to do both of those things.īefore we jump into this, note that I spent a decent amount of time towards the current end of (and after) the Wanderer campaign building up the fleet needed to do this (it was rather expensive and time-consuming due to the relative scarcity of certain outfits). You’ve helped the Free Worlds and the Wanderers, discovered the Hai and Remnant (and likely the Coalition), and you’re sitting around thinking “how can I make the most money easily, and also maybe get some more jump drives?”.
So you’ve beat the game up to the current point. AKA How To Get Lots Of Jump Drives While Also Rapidly Depleting The Value Of The Standard Galactic Credit
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