Difference between revisions of "Patriotic Measures (2 of 5)"
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|Level= 1 | |Level= 1 | ||
|Type= Courier | |Type= Courier | ||
| − | |Objective= Deliver 1x Encoded Data Chip to <Target Station> | + | |Objective= Deliver 1x Encoded Data Chip (0.1m<sup>3</sup> to <Target Station> |
| − | |Faction1= | + | |Faction1= |
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| − | |Extra= | + | |DamageToResist1= |
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| + | |ShipSizeLimit= | ||
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| + | |Rewards= 24,000 isk, 23 Loyalty Points. Bonus if completed within 44 minutes 25,000 isk | ||
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{{MissionBriefing | {{MissionBriefing | ||
|Oh, it's nothing too difficult. Or illegal or immoral or anything. I just need some very sensitive data taken to my colleagues, and I can't entrust it to FTL uplink. It's not too far away. And we would pay you, of course. | |Oh, it's nothing too difficult. Or illegal or immoral or anything. I just need some very sensitive data taken to my colleagues, and I can't entrust it to FTL uplink. It's not too far away. And we would pay you, of course. | ||
}} | }} | ||
| + | {{MessageBox|FTL Transmissions and Data Couriering | ||
| + | |Given the FTL (faster-than-light) communications capabilities of contemporary starships, it would seem that transporting data or communications physically, by means data crystals or datapad, would be a thing of the distant past. However, for every data transfer via subspace or interstellar transmission, there is a risk of interception. Idea theft and espionage are par for the course in the competitive universe of EVE. | ||
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| + | When governments and powerful corporations need to transfer information without risk of interference, they often rely on capsuleers. Common courier ships may be used for less sensitive yet vital data, but only capsuleers offer the combination of piloting ability and inherent security desired by the rich and powerful; of course, one must always take the risk that a capsuleer is trustworthy, but such employers can generally afford to pay their "couriers" well enough to buy their loyalty. | ||
| + | |collapsed= yes}} | ||
<noinclude> | <noinclude> | ||
{{Missionrelated}} | {{Missionrelated}} | ||
| − | [[Category: | + | [[Category:Security missions]] |
</noinclude> | </noinclude> | ||
Latest revision as of 08:23, 13 February 2023
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| Level | 1 |
| Type | Courier |
| Objective | Deliver 1x Encoded Data Chip (0.1m3 to <Target Station> |
| Rewards | 24,000 isk, 23 Loyalty Points. Bonus if completed within 44 minutes 25,000 isk |
| Mission briefing |
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| Oh, it's nothing too difficult. Or illegal or immoral or anything. I just need some very sensitive data taken to my colleagues, and I can't entrust it to FTL uplink. It's not too far away. And we would pay you, of course. |
| FTL Transmissions and Data Couriering |
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| Given the FTL (faster-than-light) communications capabilities of contemporary starships, it would seem that transporting data or communications physically, by means data crystals or datapad, would be a thing of the distant past. However, for every data transfer via subspace or interstellar transmission, there is a risk of interception. Idea theft and espionage are par for the course in the competitive universe of EVE.
When governments and powerful corporations need to transfer information without risk of interference, they often rely on capsuleers. Common courier ships may be used for less sensitive yet vital data, but only capsuleers offer the combination of piloting ability and inherent security desired by the rich and powerful; of course, one must always take the risk that a capsuleer is trustworthy, but such employers can generally afford to pay their "couriers" well enough to buy their loyalty. |
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