THE JUMPGATE DEFINITIVE GUIDE - Tripod
THE JUMPGATE DEFINITIVE GUIDE - Tripod
THE JUMPGATE DEFINITIVE GUIDE - Tripod
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Scout Missions<br />
Scout missions are one of the more important<br />
missions available from TRI's perspective. These<br />
assignments, should you choose to accept them,<br />
provide TRI with much needed recon data about<br />
spatial anomalies and the like.<br />
On occasion, you may also receive scouting assignments from your<br />
faction, which often consist of snapping a few pictures or scans of an<br />
opposing faction's stations. These assignments can be especially<br />
risky if other pilots catch on to your intent. In fact, once your mission<br />
has been uncovered by enemy pilots, be prepared to face espionage<br />
charges (usually dispensed at point blank from the steaming barrel of<br />
a serializer.)<br />
Before accepting a scout mission, you will want to make sure that you<br />
have purchased the necessary mission equipment. Depending on the<br />
mission, you will need either a camera or a scanner MODx equipped.<br />
Scanning Equipment<br />
Solrain's standard data recording device<br />
can be configured to record any number<br />
of frequencies directly to an internal disc<br />
drive.<br />
Quantar's standard scanning device can<br />
record for several hours before the<br />
onboard hard drive must be wiped.<br />
Working on a slightly different system,<br />
the standard Octavian scanner pipes<br />
recorded data directly into the ship's<br />
main computer, giving virtually endless<br />
hours of recording time.<br />
Visual Recording Devices (Cameras)<br />
The Solrain camera includes such<br />
features as automatic zoom and digital<br />
image compression. these cameras can<br />
be used on even the most invasive<br />
espionage missions.<br />
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