Ship Repurchase - Revision history

Phkb at 00:56, 7 October 2018

2018-10-07T00:56:50Z

Phkb: /* Interstellar space */

2018-08-06T23:47:10Z

‎Interstellar space

Phkb: /* Interstellar space */

2018-07-09T05:06:29Z

‎Interstellar space

Phkb at 01:49, 6 June 2018

2018-06-06T01:49:28Z

Phkb: /* Overview */

2018-02-22T02:22:01Z

‎Overview

Phkb: /* Quick Facts */

2018-02-15T05:30:47Z

‎Quick Facts

Phkb at 02:19, 2 February 2018

2018-02-02T02:19:32Z

Phkb: /* Frequent Ejecting Penalty */

2018-01-06T02:55:41Z

‎Frequent Ejecting Penalty

Phkb at 23:11, 5 January 2018

2018-01-05T23:11:53Z

Phkb: /* Overview */

2017-12-05T03:55:24Z

‎Overview

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 ==Download==
-Download [[Media:ShipRepurchase.oxz|ShipRepurchase.oxz]] v0.4 (downloaded {{#downloads:ShipRepurchase.oxz}} times).
+Download [[Media:ShipRepurchase.oxz|ShipRepurchase.oxz]] v0.5 (downloaded {{#downloads:ShipRepurchase.oxz}} times).
 ==License==
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 ==Version History==
 .4
 * Better integration with Ship Configuration OXP armour settings.
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 {{OXPLevel|3}}{{IconOXP|ooVersion="1.86"|oxpCPU="Average"|oxpMEM="Low"|oxpGPU="Low"|oxpIsChild=true}}
 {{Infobox OXPb| title = ShipRepurchase.oxz
-|version = 0.4
+|version = 0.5
-|release = 2018-06-06
+|release = 2018-10-07
 |license = CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
 |features = Escape Pods, Insurance

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 ==Interstellar space==
-Ejecting in interstellar space is usually fatal - there is usually no one close enough to your location to render assistance, and the limited fuel on the escape pod is insufficient to enable a return to normal space.
+Ejecting in interstellar space is generally fatal - there is usually no one close enough to your location to render assistance, and the limited fuel on the escape pod is insufficient to enable a return to normal space.
 Occasionally, though, there are rescue options even in interstellar space. If one of these options is close by (like a naval station or carrier), there is a chance a rescue will take place. However, insurance operators cannot provide replacement ships in this situation. Instead, the player will be given a used ship and will have to make their way back to normal space in this. When they dock at a GalCop station they will at that time be presented with options for ship replacement.

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 Ejecting in interstellar space is usually fatal - there is usually no one close enough to your location to render assistance, and the limited fuel on the escape pod is insufficient to enable a return to normal space.
-However, occasionally there are rescue options even in interstellar space. If one of these options is close by (like a naval station or carrier), there is a chance a rescue will take place. However, insurance operators cannot provide replacement ships in this situation. Instead, the player will be given a used ship and will have to make their way back to normal space in this. When they dock at a GalCop station they will at that time be presented with options for ship replacement.
+Occasionally, though, there are rescue options even in interstellar space. If one of these options is close by (like a naval station or carrier), there is a chance a rescue will take place. However, insurance operators cannot provide replacement ships in this situation. Instead, the player will be given a used ship and will have to make their way back to normal space in this. When they dock at a GalCop station they will at that time be presented with options for ship replacement.
 ==History==

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 ==Download==
-Download [[Media:ShipRepurchase.oxz|ShipRepurchase.oxz]] v0.3 (downloaded {{#downloads:ShipRepurchase.oxz}} times).
+Download [[Media:ShipRepurchase.oxz|ShipRepurchase.oxz]] v0.4 (downloaded {{#downloads:ShipRepurchase.oxz}} times).
 ==License==
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 ==Version History==
 .3
 * Added integration with Email System, so contract termination emails are sent if the player loses parcel or passenger contracts due to using the life-support suit when ejecting.
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 {{OXPLevel|3}}{{IconOXP|ooVersion="1.86"|oxpCPU="Average"|oxpMEM="Low"|oxpGPU="Low"|oxpIsChild=true}}
 {{Infobox OXPb| title = ShipRepurchase.oxz
-|version = 0.3
+|version = 0.4
-|release = 2018-02-02
+|release = 2018-06-06
 |license = CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
 |features = Escape Pods, Insurance

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 ==Overview==
-This OXP aims to make the experience of using an escape pod a bit more interesting and realistic. The first change is that the player will be auto-ejected from their ship just before it is destroyed, in all cases, even if they don't have an escape pod. If the player has not fitted an escape pod, they will eject from their ship in a life-support suit only, which provides a means of keeping the pilot in stasis until they can be recovered. If an escape pod is fitted, it will auto-eject the player when it is clear the ship can no longer support life. Players can also choose when they eject if they have an escape pod, rather than waiting for the auto-eject process to kick in. Also, any parcels or passengers currently on board, and any gold, platinum or gem-stones will not fit into the life-support suit, and so will be lost with the rest of the cargo and ship. If an escape pod is fitted, these items will be preserved.
+This OXP aims to make the experience of using an escape pod a bit more interesting and realistic. The first change is that the player will be auto-ejected from their ship just before it is destroyed, in almost all cases<sup>1</sup>, even if they don't have an escape pod. If the player has not fitted an escape pod, they will eject from their ship in a life-support suit only, which provides a means of keeping the pilot in stasis until they can be recovered. If an escape pod is fitted, it will auto-eject the player when it is clear the ship can no longer support life. Players can also choose when they eject if they have an escape pod, rather than waiting for the auto-eject process to kick in. Also, any parcels or passengers currently on board, and any gold, platinum or gem-stones will not fit into the life-support suit, and so will be lost with the rest of the cargo and ship. If an escape pod is fitted, these items will be preserved.
 Once the player has been recovered, they then need to decide what to do about replacing their ship. They will be given (at most) three options:<br/>
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-If a full ship plus equipment replacement is chosen, the ship will arrive in a fully working condition. That is, any equipment that was damaged at the time of destruction will be in a working order on the replacement<sup>1</sup>, and the ship will not be in need of an overhaul.
+If a full ship plus equipment replacement is chosen, the ship will arrive in a fully working condition. That is, any equipment that was damaged at the time of destruction will be in a working order on the replacement<sup>2</sup>, and the ship will not be in need of an overhaul.
 If the player has insufficient funds to purchase either the full replacement, or the stock replacement ship, they will be forced to accept the lower value ship as their free ship to continue their galactic journey.
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 Note that, if you have passengers on board, choosing option (2) or (3) will result in those passengers being abandoned at the station and the contracts terminated.
 ==Frequent Ejecting Penalty==

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 ==Frequent Ejecting Penalty==
-In order to curb misuse (or instance, ejecting from a badly damaged ship to avoid repair bills), players who eject frequently will suffer a repurchase penalty. The calculation is (1 + ((monthly_eject_count - 1) x 2) / 10) x original_percentage. So, ejecting 2 times in a month will increase the percentage to 12%. Ejecting 3 times in a month will increase the percentages to 14%. If you were to eject 16 times in a month, that would change the 10% of original cost of the ship to be 40%.
+In order to curb misuse (for instance, ejecting from a badly damaged ship to avoid repair bills), players who eject frequently will suffer a repurchase penalty. The calculation is (1 + ((monthly_eject_count - 1) x 2) / 10) x original_percentage. So, ejecting 2 times in a month will increase the percentage to 12%. Ejecting 3 times in a month will increase the percentages to 14%. If you were to eject 16 times in a month, that would change the 10% of original cost of the ship to be 40%.
 As a player progresses through the game, the length of time used for picking up ejecting events in the calculation will increase. Players with less than 32 kills will stay at the 30 day mark. After 32 kills, the period increases to 60 days (2 months). At 64 kills, the period is 90 days (3 months); at 128 kills, the period is 4 months; at 512 kills the period is 6 months; at 2560 kills, the period is 9 months; and at 6400+ kills, the period is 1 year.

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	==Download==		==Download==
−	Download [https://app.box.com/s/mo1p6gzcvq92m2j4ail5ar0dkowashgz ShipRepurchase.oxz] v0.2.
		+	Download [[Media:ShipRepurchase.oxz\|ShipRepurchase.oxz]] v0.2 (downloaded {{#downloads:ShipRepurchase.oxz}} times).

	==License==		==License==

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 Option (3) is always free. Potentially two ships will be offered, depending on the base value of your current ship. The following table outlines the ships that will be offered (Offer 1 ships are generally trader-type ships, while Offer 2 ships are generally hunter-type ships):
-<table><tr><td width="120px"><b>Current ship</b></td><td width="170px"></td><td width="170px"></td></tr>
+<table><tr><td width="120px"><b>Current ship<br/>Base Value</b></td><td width="170px"><b>Offer 1</b></td><td width="170px"><b>Offer 2</b></td></tr>
 <tr><td>650001+</td><td>Anaconda</td><td>Fer-de-Lance</td></tr>
 <tr><td>495001-650000</td><td>Boa Class Cruiser</td><td>Fer-de-Lance</td></tr>