What changed

2026-09-14

• Orion, Cygnus, Draco, Lyra and Hydra. Nowhere else, ever, and every station says so.
• You do not pick a target — you spend the fuel, lie in wait twenty minutes, and find out who came past. Most of the time nobody does.
• Only pilots actually at the controls can be found. Nobody gets robbed in their sleep.
• What you can lose is cargo and possibly the ship. Credits, skills, certifications and standing are never at stake.
• It needs a Black Market Contact, and what you take sells only on the rim.

2026-09-14

• Yards fit fabricator bays. A bay runs more than one batch of a recipe at a time, on the same clock.
• Not every hull takes one, and the biggest bay is not on the best ship. There is no hull that answers mining, gas and manufacturing at once.
• A bigger run is faster, not cheaper — buying four batches of inputs at one station costs more per unit than buying one.
• If nothing is refitted, nothing has changed. And yards now sell gas rigs, which they always should have.

2026-09-14

• On a small phone, a quarter of the screen was gone before the game started. The strip at the top is shorter now.
• Nothing was removed — same gauges, same links, less room.

2026-09-14

• Every station has a locker with your name on it: twenty units of shelf, free, at every dock.
• A locker is local. What you leave at Sol is collected at Sol.
• More room costs credits — twenty-five units a block, twenty a day, up to two hundred extra.
• When the rent runs out you lose the room, not the goods. Nothing on a shelf is ever taken from you.
• Stolen cargo is not accepted.

2026-09-14

• The market is a page now, not the bottom half of the station page. It is first in the row of places at the top.
• The station page is what a station is: who else is in dock, the belt, the board, the academy, the yard, the local news.
• Nothing about trading changed. Same ladder, same goods, same prices.