What changed

2026-09-06 · from the signal board · 5,000 paid

• You start on a dock with a few hundred credits and no hull. Your origin recommends a ship; you buy it.
• The new Dock tab is how — work that needs no ship, no fuel and no capital, paid by the hour.
• You do not have to watch it. Take a shift, close the tab, and the credits are there when you come back.
• About a session of it buys your first hull, and every yard stocks the cheap ones.
• Every existing pilot has lost their ship, with no refund. Credits, skills, licences, standing and chart are untouched.
• Dock work pays badly on purpose. It is the floor of this economy, not a rung on it.

2026-09-06 · from the signal board · 5,000 paid

• Every system has a description — what the place is, who runs it, why it makes what it makes.
• The system you are docked at shows what is actually there: the belt, the board, the academy, the yard.
• It also tells you what your hold is worth where you are standing.
• Your account page is a service record: the ship, training, licences, standing, your rank on each board, and the ideas you filed.

2026-09-06 · from the signal board · 5,000 paid

• Three things to do today and two for the week. They reset at midnight, and on Monday morning.
• Nothing to accept and nothing to tick — the bars have moved by the time you look.
• What you are asked for depends on what you can actually do.
• The rewards are small on purpose. The money in this game comes from flying.

2026-09-06 · from the signal board · 5,000 paid

• Every station posts freight it wants moved: a named load to a named system, for a fee agreed before you leave.
• You buy the cargo yourself, so what you make is the fee less what the load cost you.
• The fee follows hold space and distance, not what the goods are worth.
• Boards are shared. Somebody else can take a posting out from under you.
• Arrive with the cargo and it pays, late or not. Hand one back at any time, from anywhere, for nothing.

2026-09-06 · from the signal board · 2,500 paid

• The star chart is a real graph now — drag, zoom, hover, and click a system to open it.
• It looks like a sky rather than a diagram, and it is flat: two systems twice as far apart on screen are twice as far apart in fuel.
• With JavaScript off you get the same chart as a picture, and the tables carry every fact.
• And this page — what changed, and what you are playing.