Cult Citizen

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Once in a blue moon, the stars align, and an opportunity presents itself that is hard to ignore. Word in the streets is that a huge number of ships, many of which containing substantial amounts of less-than-legal cargo, have recently become derelict in Stanton space. Authorities have already announced plans for stemming this potential public health hazard, but it's anyone's guess how long that will take. In the meantime, all of that juicy cargo is sitting out there, ripe for the taking. Coordinates for the good stuff aren't exactly public, but completing a couple of salvage contracts for Adagio Holdings—specifically contracts with a 1,000 and 20,000 UEC buy-in respectively—should be enough to ensure access to the best so-called "risky salvage" contracts. While these should stay relatively profitable in the long run, it is unlikely that their current purported extreme profitability will last forever.

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With the buy-in price of salvage contracts exploding, these contracts are borderline scams currently. But it turns out ship panels are back. Not only do they not require a buy-in, they also give RMC a lot quicker. Panels can be found in the Yela asteroid belt, as well as at Lagrange points. So slap some Abrades and a Voyage on your Vulture, and head over to Yela. Once in the asteroid belt, fly around in scan mode and start pinging. When you get a signal, point your scanner towards it and check the "RS Signature" on your HUD. You're looking for a signature that is a multiple of 2000. Once you find one, fly towards it. Try to get a feel for how close you're getting, as the signal will disappear at around 2 km or so, and the panels may take a bit of time to appear.