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==Storyline Missions==

The game tracks how many missions you've completed for each level and each faction. For every 16 missions of the same level and faction (but not necessarily the same corporation) that you complete, you will get a new Storyline Mission offer from a Storyline Agent of the same Faction; you will be sent this offer by EVEmail in your NeoCom. This will always be the Storyline Agent closest to the regular agent who gave you your 16th mission (in terms of number of jumps) with two exceptions. First, if the closest Storyline Agent has already made you an offer that you haven't accepted or declined, then it will be the second-closest Storyline Agent that you get the offer from. Second, if the agent who gave you the 16th regular mission that you completed was in High Security, then the Storyline offer will always come from a Storyline Agent in High Security. You cannot work for a Storyline Agent unless you received an offer. Completing a Storyline Mission increases your standings with the agent's corporation, the agent's faction, and that faction's allies. You also lose standings with the enemies of the agent's faction, though this is generally a smaller percentage loss than the percentage gain you get for the agent's faction.

The game tracks how many missions you've completed for each level and each faction. For every 16 missions of the same level and faction (but not necessarily the same corporation) that you complete, you will get a new Storyline Mission offer from a Storyline Agent of the same Faction; you will be sent this offer by EVEmail in your NeoCom.

This will always be the Storyline Agent closest to the regular agent who gave you your 16th mission (in terms of number of jumps) with two exceptions.

First, if the closest Storyline Agent has already made you an offer that you haven't accepted or declined, then it will be the second-closest Storyline Agent that you get the offer from.

Second, if the agent who gave you the 16th regular mission that you completed was in High Security, then the Storyline offer will always come from a Storyline Agent in High Security.

You cannot work for a Storyline Agent unless you received an offer. Completing a Storyline Mission increases your standings with the agent's corporation, the agent's faction, and that faction's allies. You also lose standings with the enemies of the agent's faction, though this is generally a smaller percentage loss than the percentage gain you get for the agent's faction.

When trying to increase standings with a particular NPC corporation, it is possible to plan your missioning such that when you hand in your 16th mission, you get your offer from the Storyline Agent of the corporation that you are focusing on.

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 ==Storyline Missions==
-The game tracks how many missions you've completed for each level and each faction.  For every 16 missions of the same level and faction (but not necessarily the same corporation) that you complete, you will get a new Storyline Mission offer from a Storyline Agent of the same Faction; you will be sent this offer by EVEmail in your NeoCom.  This will always be the Storyline Agent closest to the regular agent who gave you your 16th mission (in terms of number of jumps) with two exceptions.  First, if the closest Storyline Agent has already made you an offer that you haven't accepted or declined, then it will be the second-closest Storyline Agent that you get the offer from.  Second, if the agent who gave you the 16th regular mission that you completed was in High Security, then the Storyline offer will always come from a Storyline Agent in High Security.  You cannot work for a Storyline Agent unless you received an offer.  Completing a Storyline Mission increases your standings with the agent's corporation, the agent's faction, and that faction's allies.  You also lose standings with the enemies of the agent's faction, though this is generally a smaller percentage loss than the percentage gain you get for the agent's faction.
+The game tracks how many missions you've completed for each level and each faction.  For every 16 missions of the same level and faction (but not necessarily the same corporation) that you complete, you will get a new Storyline Mission offer from a Storyline Agent of the same Faction; you will be sent this offer by EVEmail in your NeoCom.
+This will always be the Storyline Agent closest to the regular agent who gave you your 16th mission (in terms of number of jumps) with two exceptions.
+First, if the closest Storyline Agent has already made you an offer that you haven't accepted or declined, then it will be the second-closest Storyline Agent that you get the offer from.
+Second, if the agent who gave you the 16th regular mission that you completed was in High Security, then the Storyline offer will always come from a Storyline Agent in High Security.
+You cannot work for a Storyline Agent unless you received an offer.  Completing a Storyline Mission increases your standings with the agent's corporation, the agent's faction, and that faction's allies.  You also lose standings with the enemies of the agent's faction, though this is generally a smaller percentage loss than the percentage gain you get for the agent's faction.
 When trying to increase standings with a particular NPC corporation, it is possible to plan your missioning such that when you hand in your 16th mission, you get your offer from the Storyline Agent of the corporation that you are focusing on.