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Edited by - Finalday on 11/13/2004 8:34:13 PM

If I wanted, I could mod an asteroid field to drop Nomad weapons every time I shoot...

The most I've had legitimately is around 10. When I go hunting for either the Blaster or Cannon, I tend to get loads of the other one first. Just the way it works out.

Nomad weapons r 4 n00bs...no offence intended but if you only collect to sell its ok

"IPOL-Omikron19 your request to dock is granted, proceed to dock four-hundred and ninety two..."

currently, on MP I have like some 4 of each.... I tend to sell them to ppl.

I would word it a bit differently, but I tend to agree with IPOL on this. Nomads take away an aspect of ship operation (power management) which has a major effect on your ship's performance in combat, and because of that they render every other weapon, shield busters aside, obsolete.

They DO fetch a nice price with equipment dealers, though. Plenty of funds to keep using expensive weapons like rippers...

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Proud owner and operator of a Patriot!
Proud owner and operator of a Stiletto!
Proud ally of the Bounty Hunters' Guild!
Proud hater of Nomad weapons!
Proud user of all things underestimated!
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For the last time...there is no "N" in "TURRET"!

Sorry being off-topic a bit, but the 142 Nomad Weapons remembered me of that question:

I never liked much that bounty-weapons are listed one by one. So after a job you have to click 14 times to sell 7 Justice MK II's, 6 times for 3 Thrusters and so on.
It IS possible to group these bounty-weapons (like commodities and mines); I don't know how but I have seen it. When I was playing a couple of months ago with a previous version of ReBalance I was surprised to find information like the following at the Equipement Dealer window:
(...)
Justice MK II
Justice MK II
4 Usiels

When I sold the first Usiel the counter changed to to 4, then 2, then 1 (no number as normal). It reduced the clicking considerably But not all stored weapons were grouped. (This is only an example. I don't remember the details, but I must have a screenshot somewhere. If someone asks I will look for it).

My point is: I would like to have "grouped Bounty-Weapons" in Mods. (No, I am not talking about "weapon-groups" ).






Edited by - zazie on 11/16/2004 8:37:44 AM

I think there's a value, something like "combinable", in the ini files, that states whether something appears in the fashion of equipment, or commodities. That's the most likely candidate for this, I think.

nomad weapons dont sell for much so hunt codenames instead

I dont take money only girl giggles- Thumb Wars

Yes, but the supply of those is limited...the profits from selling off nomad loot never stop coming.

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Proud owner and operator of a Patriot!
Proud owner and operator of a Stiletto!
Proud ally of the Bounty Hunters' Guild!
Proud hater of Nomad weapons!
Proud user of all things underestimated!
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For the last time...there is no "N" in "TURRET"!

Yes they are always been a good seller. I always loved to blow them up great fun.........AZAR

Freelancer one fo lifes little pleasures............AZAR

good point but after i ran out of those i started taking missions from the corsairs on that base leon. Good pay on the mission itself and on the guns i brought back. i did get some nomad weapons but only for show i dont use them.

I dont take money only girl giggles- Thumb Wars

one thing i would like to do but never had the time:

Get either an Eagle or a dromedary, fit it out, and then cruise the sirius sector, picking up dropped loot from missions you sneak in on, buying cheap ammo, mining. and then sell them to players for a price slightly higher than that of it as normal
Basically a wandering Weapons merchant, got all the good guns, at all the good places.