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I then have him do trade runs between the Large Cahoona Bakery and the tech factories. I sell my ore for two-hundred-and-two, and he sells it for one-eighty. He comes in, and I tell him to go to the Ammunition Factory, after I’ve remotely price-checked all of the ore-dependent stations in the sector. I beat him to the gate by a fair ways, and head for the first Quantum Tube Fab. I then instruct him to fly through the North gate, and I do likewise. I have him buy up all the ore he can, which is at minimum (fifty) price, and I load my ship up with ore, again for fifty. I head into Ore Belt, fly straight towards one mine while my Mercury flys straight for another. NOTE: IF YOU WANT TO DISCOVER YOUR OWN TRADE ROUTES WITHOUT THE HELP OF MY JOURNAL, SKIP THE NEXT TWO PARAGRAPHS. I finally make it through Split Fire, past the military outpost in Elena’s Fortune, and arrive at President’s End. I get a cool screenshot of what’s going on: I just SETA my way through there, with my Discoverer and Mercury bobbling around behind me. You can probably maybe see that.īack in the sector where the battle between Southwest Airlines and the Colossus happened, there’s a battle between pirates and a convoy of merchants and their escorts. They aren’t, though, and so I continue on.

If those pirates are here that’d just be stupid, and I’d just go to sleep. I get a drink, reactivate SETA, and read the Argonopedia. I take a bathroom break, then come back, reactivate SETA as I’ve gone through a few gates now and read EgoSoft forum posts. I save at a station, as I figure it’s possible for the game engine to simulate that sector the same way, with the pirates still there, or at any other sector for that matter. I set my autopilot again for President’s End, and press “J”. I make Wookie-like sounds of aggrevation.

I also should mention I haven’t docked with a station since the Trading Station, back near Argon Sector M148, which means I haven’t saved since the Trading Station, back near - yeah. The “Game Over” screen doesn’t wait to tell me the good news. My hull read-out hops on an F-16 and breaks the sound barrier, warping to the left. My shield read-out hops on a bullet train and speeds to the left. The pirate’s lasers are not going past me nor are they orbiting around me. I repetitively spin my Hauler around in circles, making a missile fly past me, and then start to orbit around me. I probably should’ve just manually docked the first time, as it could’ve been faster. This disrupts my autopilot, and I try to comm the station. I’m about to dock with the station, and they fire more than a few missiles. They turn their small convoy around and head for the nearest me. I turn my own small convoy around and head for the nearest ore mine. They’re sitting just behind an asteroid, and it looks like they’re firing on a convoy of merchants. In a red, cloudy asteroid field, a lot more than a few pirates pop up on my radar. Backtracking through sector after sector, I’m two-thirds of the way back. I stop at a Trading Station on the way back to save, and then continue my journey back through the fifteen-sectors-or-more journey. I take off back for Argon Core Space, at one-thirty A.M., with my auto pilot set for President’s End.

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As this will be the slowest ship, even at full engine tuning and hull, this would be the best ship to be in, as with all of these dangerous sectors around, I want my ships to stay together. Ejecting from my current ship, I use my spacesuit’s repair laser to fix the Hauler up somewhat, and then I jump in it. The Mercury Hauler I acquire has some minor damage, and I have under 170k now. I guess it could help me a lot with trading, and this could become my first sector trader. There’s fourty-four seconds left to accept the offer. I comm it, and a person there offers me a Mercury Hauler for 150k. There’s some mission at a station nearby. I dock at a shipyard, and max out the engine tuning on my ship. I turn the War Reports and Mission Guidance off.

I don’t really have anything that would be even a bit effective againts a Terran fleet, so I use my Trading System Extension and Universe Map to see if there’s any possible good trade routes near here that I know about. The commander explains I’m supposed to help them attack the Terran sectors nearby. “Glad you could join us,” says the voice on the other end of my comms link. This is the second part of my X3 Albion Prelude Humble Merchant playthrough.

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