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==The Basics of Missions==
==The Basics of Missions==
This section provides a quick overview of the mission running experience. If you know how missions work, but want tips on how to do them better, go to the [[#Advice For New Mission Runners|Advice For New Mission Runners]] section. If you want to see technical details go to the [[#Mission Running Details|Mission Running Details]] section.
This section provides a quick overview of the mission running experience. If you know how missions work, but want tips on how to do them better, go to the [[#Advice For New Mission Runners|Advice For New Mission Runners]] section. If you want to see technical details go to the [[#Mission Running Details|Mission Running Details]] section.
=== Mission Levels===
Levels go from low to high: 1-5. As you go up in level, the missions generally require that you have more experience and access to bigger ships.
*'''Level 1''' is where most new players start. Most level 1 missions can easily be done in a [[Frigate|frigate]]. Only the most basic [[Starting_Skills|piloting skills]] are required.
*'''Level 2''' missions usually require a combat [[Cruiser|cruiser]], a larger mining ship, or a small industrial ship. These missions generally expect that you are developing your piloting skills and learning how to [[Fitting_Guidelines|fit out new ships]].
*'''Level 3''' missions require a [[Battlecruiser|battlecruiser]], a mining barge, or a medium-sized industrial ship. These missions go faster if you have trained for better ships and at least some [[Tech_2|Tech 2]] fittings.
*'''Level 4''' missions require a [[Battleship|Battleship]], an exhumer, or a large industrial ship. These missions can be time-consuming, but they offer large rewards.
*'''Level 5''' missions are designed for groups of players and exclusively located in Low Security space.


===Three Common Mission Types===
===Three Common Mission Types===
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====COSMOS / Data Center ====
====COSMOS / Data Center ====
COSMOS and Data Center missions are described in further detail in [[Gaining faction standings fast]].
COSMOS and Data Center missions are described in further detail in [[Gaining faction standings fast]].
=== Mission Levels===
Mission levels go from low to high: 1-5. As you go up in level, the missions generally require that you have more experience and access to bigger ships, but they also provide better rewards. The level of a Mission Agent tells you the level of missions that the agent will offer. Each agent offers only one level of missions.
*'''Level 1''' is where most new players start. Most level 1 missions can easily be done in a [[Frigate|frigate]]. Only the most basic [[Starting_Skills|piloting skills]] are required.
*'''Level 2''' missions usually require a combat [[Cruiser|cruiser]], a larger mining ship, or a small industrial ship. These missions generally expect that you are developing your piloting skills and learning how to [[Fitting_Guidelines|fit out new ships]].
*'''Level 3''' missions require a [[Battlecruiser|battlecruiser]], a mining barge, or a medium-sized industrial ship. These missions go faster if you have trained for better ships and at least some [[Tech_2|Tech 2]] fittings.
*'''Level 4''' missions require a [[Battleship|Battleship]], an exhumer, or a large industrial ship. These missions can be time-consuming, but they offer large rewards.
*'''Level 5''' missions are designed for groups of players and exclusively located in Low Security space.


===Agents and Standings===
===Agents and Standings===