Wednesday

Gal-Fed Bulletin

The Commodity Report

Anvil Valacite and Bio-enzymes are both reporting strong on the GBM today. Producers of Electronic Components are being asked to step up production due to a rise in demand this quarter.

In business news, settlements report difficulties in getting staff indicating that unemployment is at an all time low among the exile systems.

The Travel Section


The Iribis System cannot be called much of a tourist attraction. It boasts six planets, some of which are over-run with outlaws. Joes Market is located on Polymus II, but that's about it. For those of you in the mining business, Iribis does contain one Asteroid field rich in resources and a conveniently located refinery.

It's location in contested space bordering the busy Franklyn system makes Iribis a critical stop off point for outbound passengers, so ferry services may find Iribis a lucrative opportunity.

Settlement News

Tagon's Tunnel- Cranmore in Franklyn

Commercial Store TransportC.S.T.SN/A
Diluco CorporationCargo Store15%
U-Haul TechnologiesCargo Store18%
Commercial StorageCommercial StorageN/A
Joes SuppliesCommodities MarketN/A
Sec-GenEnergy Store12%
Sonar SolutionsSystem Store15%
Hi-Tek ArmsWeapons Store8%
Lock-N-LoadWeapons Store35%

Ribblez

This creature can be found in the cargo hold of your ship, multiplying. A game event will give you one of these guys and they just keep growing in population. The best thing to do is control that population by bartering the spares to your local Svens. Too many result in damage to your ship, but the right amount can be a profitable sideline.


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Friday





The Siren's Song in dock
Captain Maeven Hall received her ship allotment in 2009 at Starbase 51. The marauder is the ship given to each exile off the shuttle. She has recently been upgraded to Corsair.

NPC Missions

Got word of another NPC list this week.

Jocelyn System on Eagles Ledge:

NPC requires 10 ROFl fragments Number 1, 10 ROFL fragments number 3, 5 green crystals, 8 blue crystals, 5 battered research satellites, 7 damaged solar arrays, 10 ROFL fragments number 6, 2 damaged leaky reactors, 2 red crystals and 9 ruptured passenger cabins. The only mission confirmed is the first. The rest is only hearsay, until I have a chance to work the missions.

Captain Maeven Hall

We're currently parked in San Gallen waiting for the Siren to refuel, so I thought I'd take a few to update the log. We took the Siren for some short hauls this time out and ran a combat mission on the side. The haul was nice.

We've discovered that conserving fuel is handled easily by taking Ashar runs to the same system and filling up the hold. We did three separate runs in Lorat today for some nice change, and ended the run with some combat in our home system. It's a strategy that seems to be working for us.

I've come to realize that Siren Industries will take some getting used to. It's not the same as tooling around the galaxy in an old hauler. It takes strategy and planning. Extracting requires a central hub to send units of resources back to storage. There, on the settlement, the ingredients can be turned into Ready Meals to ship out to the market. It's 100% profit though, and will get this old boat replaced much faster.

The chain runs this way: Extract resources to transport back to hub (in our case, House of Inelliquest settlement). Our factory, which produces the ready meals, produces 5 units per hour. That stock is transferred to storage and then to market. It is possible to send those commodities to a mall kiosk or store. Siren Industries isn't there yet.

Wednesday




Siren Industries
Manufacturing the Future!

Tuesday

Captain Maeven Hall

Artist's concept of the VSS EnterpriseImage via Wikipedia

Today Siren Inc. Begins. . .

The operation incorporated today. I have become a guilded member of Intelliquest as a new exile from the core. The new factory operation for Siren Inc. has been located at the house of intelliquest settlement in the Franklyn system.

The production line is working to keep up with demand. I'm happy with developments.

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