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2) At the site would be the first containers with notes and clues to another system.
2) At the site would be the first containers with notes and clues to another system.
I was thinking, but have discovered problems.
These containers would have BM clues for the prize containers. Something simple... "Go to the system... ALD_ _ T". This example is way too simple, but that is the concept
These containers would have BM clues for the prize containers. Something simple... "Go to the system... ALD_ _ T". This example is way too simple, but that is the concept


3) These are the containers with the prizes.
3) These are the containers with the prizes.
I was hoping the contestant would need to use probes to locate these containers. They are GSC's password protected, using simple passwords...
The contestant would need to use probes to locate these containers. They are GSC's password protected, using simple passwords...
Inside these are lumps of coal, rigs, modules, and of course the ships. The player who opens it gets the prize. Those having the ship, would need to get haulers to move the prize. "Getting shot up with a prize ship in an industrial", is a problem.
Inside these are lumps of coal, rigs, modules, and of course the ships. The player who opens it gets the prize. Those having the ship, would need to get haulers to move the prize. "Getting shot up with a prize ship in an industrial", is a problem.


4) One container would be the grand prize. It would be a note to see the contest officials. I would love it if we could have a note that says see Azmodeus Valar, and have Azmo present the prize.
4) One container would be the grand prize. It would be a note to see the contest officials. We could have a note that says see Azmodeus Valar, and have Azmo present the prize.