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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.

You cannot work for a Storyline Agent unless you've received an offer from that Agent.

Completing a Storyline Mission substantially increases your standings with the agent's corporation and faction. When your faction standings are increased in this way it affects the standings of friends and enemies of the faction in question toward you. The amount that the other factions standings change toward you is directly related to their affinity for or dislike of the faction that you are involved with. For example if you are increasing standing with the Gallente Federation, then the Minmatar Republic, who have an 8.0 standing toward the Gallente will increase by %80 of the amount the Gallente Federation standing gains.

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. See [[Mission Hubs]] for examples.

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 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.
+You cannot work for a Storyline Agent unless you've received an offer from that Agent.
+Completing a Storyline Mission substantially increases your standings with the agent's corporation and faction. When your faction standings are increased in this way it affects the standings of friends and enemies of the faction in question toward you. The amount that the other factions standings change toward you is directly related to their affinity for or dislike of the faction that you are involved with. For example if you are increasing standing with the Gallente Federation, then the Minmatar Republic, who have an 8.0 standing toward the Gallente will increase by %80 of the amount the Gallente Federation standing gains.
 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.  See [[Mission Hubs]] for examples.