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[Shoat]

The person you need to deliver the core to will be within a debris field somewhere in the same system you got the core.

What do I do if I accidentally fudge up the order of that quest?

Current campaign I have found the Promise system and got the Sierra Core there, and then afterwards I talked to some broken AI ship near the core sector and it told me to go explore the Promise system. However, the system's already explored and I already have the core I got from it, so I think the quest is stuck and can't update now?

[Inventor Raccoon]

The person you need to deliver the core to will be within a debris field somewhere in the same system you got the core.

What do I do if I accidentally fudge up the order of that quest?

Current campaign I have found the Promise system and got the Sierra Core there, and then afterwards I talked to some broken AI ship near the core sector and it told me to go explore the Promise system. However, the system's already explored and I already have the core I got from it, so I think the quest is stuck and can't update now?

Should work fine if you go back to the system, as long as you don't somehow lose the core.

[Shoat]

Should work fine if you go back to the system, as long as you don't somehow lose the core.

So it did. Thank you.
Now, what exactly does

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the special hullmod on the ship

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do? It's tooltip says that

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the sierra core "learns" skills from an officer, but I have not seen anything happen after assigning an officer to the ship and fighting a battle like that.

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[Inventor Raccoon]

It's just fluff text stating that a officer's skills still apply even though they're technically not entirely in control of the ship.

[Shoat]

Ah okay, I was worried there was a thing I was doing wrong. Thanks.

[Whitey]

Small possible bug report regarding the redacted thing.

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I don't think this is intended, but I don't even know if it's possible to make it not happen.

[Rafs]

Is anyone just not getting the Omnicron fleet to join battle? Tried with a Remnant Nexus, they did not join, and now with a swarm of Remnant sub-ordos.
Edit: Just checked in the next battle, it says it's joining the enemy instead of me, yet their ships are not listed on the enemy or in my fleet nor do they apear in battle.

[Orcling]

How come the Ninth battlegroup isn't displayed in the factions' list?
Also is it compatible with Nexerelin? It doesn't seem to interact with any of the other factions. Love the ships and extra stuff tho!

Currently commanding my fleet from [redacted]'s ship, using the unboardable boardables mod to take control and fix more [redacted] ships- Your mod makes this Lore Friendly even!

[Inventor Raccoon]

How come the Ninth battlegroup isn't displayed in the factions' list?
Also is it compatible with Nexerelin? It doesn't seem to interact with any of the other factions. Love the ships and extra stuff tho!

Currently commanding my fleet from [redacted]'s ship, using the unboardable boardables mod to take control and fix more [redacted] ships- Your mod makes this Lore Friendly even!

Intel thing is a holdover from when they spawned in random systems, they'll be visible in intel in the next AE update (whenever that is). They don't participate in Nexerelin intentionally - it doesn't make sense for their lore as isolationists (although you can still give them markets I've heard, funnily enough)

[KingJasper]

Is there any point to refusing the ship in the promise mission?

I know that accepting it gives you a unique ship but what is the point of saying no?

[Inventor Raccoon]

In this version, no, there isn't any benefit to refusing the ship. It's just there in case you don't want it for whatever reason (e.g you're playing a themed faction run)

[KingJasper]

In this version, no, there isn't any benefit to refusing the ship. It's just there in case you don't want it for whatever reason (e.g you're playing a themed faction run)

cool ty

[Orcling]

They don't participate in Nexerelin intentionally - it doesn't make sense for their lore as isolationists (although you can still give them markets I've heard, funnily enough)

They might not want to attack others, but that doesn't necessarily mean that other's don't wanna take over the Eyrie-
Also for being Isolationists they sure have a ton of giant Merchant fleets

[Orcling]

Any chance you'll ever add the grey recolors for the other remnant ships, like as a free/cheap Hull feature/mod ? Like with Sierra. I'd love to have a full Remnant fleet with Sierra as my flagship but the mismatching colors hurt me.

[PreConceptor]

Hi, love the mod, especially the Flourish. It's everything I love in one speedy package.

However I've noticed that it seems to eat supplies like crazy after it's been damaged, especially in hyperstorms. It always takes massive hull and armor damage from strikes that the supply-to-repair counter states will take 24 supplies to repair (consistently) but actually ends up using upwards of 40 supplies to repair all the damage. For a frigate that's excessive. It makes it damn near unusable in campaign without commands to replace the supplies it pisses away either from battle or hyperspace damage, particularly in early game fleets.

It also seems to take way longer than expected to finish the repairs (about twice as long as listed in the overview). I think this might be why it goes through so many supplies (keeping up the supply usage but fixing damage at half the rate). I'm certain that this must be a bug.

<another edit> after some more testing the supply sink definitely appears to be a result of hull and armor damage, of which hyperstorm strikes cause large amounts of, and does not (as far as I can tell) have anything to do with CR recovery. I haven't tested other ships from AE for this behavior, so I'm not sure if any of them have the same issue.