Funnily enough there’s plenty SAlt to be mined on the forums now.
The usual suspects keep on sweating hard and claiming “This KILLS Piracy!” but at the same time “This changes nothing!” and even better “You’ll see! This is better for us Gankers! New tools to exploit!”.
You really have to wonder what are they thinking.
That hopefully this will give them the validation they’re so desperately craving. This was brought on because mommy and daddy didn’t love them enough, and the people they had unrequited crushes on not returning their feelings, despite being "nice guys/girls"™, and in addition they’re often leading dead-end lives of their own making with no clear way up or out, except for the staircase out of their parents’ basement, so now they’re just full of unfocused frustration that they take out on everybody else they can, because online they don’t have to face consequences for their actions, and they can try and make everybody they encounter as angry and frustrated as they are, because this is the only way they know how to deal with emotions and feelings, due to underdeveloped frontal lobes and social skills, and because they’ve never been forced to deal with reality in any substantial measure. So instead of taking responsibility for their own lives or actions, it’s easier to just pick on other people anonymously from the safety of their computer screens.
Not that I’ve ever given this any thought or anything.
I swear to gods, I was thinking exactly this sentence (albeit in Italian) when I was going through your post! 
Each to their own i guess.
In all the years i have played, i have only been interdicted once by a human. I was destroyed, but that was my choice. I was offered to be let free if i dropped a percentage of my cargo. I decided to role play, kept radio silence and tried to escape. I must have been offered my life at least 3 times whilst running before they gunned me. But i like role play.
But i asked for it. It was doing community goals and not taking precautions.
I have to say, from my perspective, i can’t see why people fear open play. Ok sure you will greatly increase you chances of seeing another commander in the same instance if you only do community goals and stay in starter systems. But it only takes a small amount of jumps to have human encounters a rarity. Then the percentage of those encounters who are actually pirates are a small percentage f a small percentage.
I feel lucky if i briefly see anther commander where i am.
Don’t be afraid of open play, it actually adds more fun… but thats me.
This is the problem right here. Frontier is obviously putting more effort into these community goals in an effort to increase player interactions, and they can be an absolute blast, especially if you’re encountering humans in game in a collaborative effort. But the griefers who are killing anybody in a CG system on sight, blocking and ramming at stations, and otherwise trying to keep anybody else from having any other kinds of fun, especially under the very thin guise of “role playing” are just ruining it for most players and are making it harder for Frontier to get people excited to partake in these missions.
The Pleiades station rescue missions were a lot of fun, especially seeing other commanders queing up and taking turns running into the burning stations. While I didn’t encounter any griefers or trolls when I was taking part, I know that they were there, and others ran into them and consequently ran to solo as a result. Kinda kills the experience and immersion.
But does it really ruin immersion? Griefers don’t. I certainly don’t go walking around Brixton london in a suit with pockets bulging with cash late at night. (actually i did once drunk as a skunk until a taxi picked me up and said i shouldn’t be here, but thats another story.)
Thing is, if there is a big school of fish swimming about, sharks will always come. That adds immersion.
What breaks immersion is the player who can’t handle being destroyed (which is part of this game) and either combat logs or switches to solo play to avoid griefers. Its not griefers ruining immersion, its the players who can’t handle it that ruin immersion.
Community goals mean running the gauntlet of sharks. That is part of the game and is to be expected. It adds gameplay. Communicate to other captains and run as a huge group or try to outsmart the sharks by running stealth. Again it adds gameplay.
I don’t do many community goals for a couple of reasons.
However, and as per my previous post, using the instance where i was interdicted and killed for many millions in losses. Did i quit? No, i loaded up again and ran several more missions to tackle the challenge of the prates.
It added flavour to the game. The communications i had with pirates was a huuuuge addition to immersion.
Pirates don’t bother me. Why?
All i am saying is. If community goals were meant to be pirate free. E.D. would ensure adequate police presence. Therefore E.D. intend pirates, griefers, rammers to be at these scenarios and its up to you the player to accept the challenge and overcome it if you wish it.
I don’t understand why people get upset about intended gameplay and immersion killing aspects, when its your choice to engage in something that has a high chance of occurance. Also cant understand people talking about immersion breaking things if they combat log or play solo to avoid certain occurrences.
But i am Australian so my perceptions may be squiffy.
My main dislike with Elite PvP encounters in general is that they are not skill based.
I’m watching the latest live Stream and there’s some amazing news!
Among the big things, there are the small beautiful gifts, like choosing what the station will call you:
-Callsign
-Ship Name
-Commander name.
I’m giggling like a girl that just got her prom date!
Apparently there’s HUD color too.
Oh, and actually a Radio voice reading the Galnet News!
I, am, SO, happy…
Huh… that wasnt in the summary! guess ill have to watch it too now.
On the one hand I find these improvements very exciting and they make me want get back into the game.
On the other hand they make me want to wait until the update hits live and not waste time in this current “inferior” version.
On the gripping hand I dont have any time to waste anyways, kids’ wailin’ again.
Content Recap - Beyond Chapter One Livestream (23.01.2018) - Part 3 Recap
Hi commanders,
If you missed tonight’s content reveal livestream or just wanted a recap of all the content discussed, read the notes below from Sandro Sammarco, Lead Designer, and Steve Kirby, Principal Designer:
Engineering Improvements
Engineering is gaining a significant update in Beyond Chapter One, focused on a single principle: the process should always result in a sense of progressive improvement.
In this updated system, you progress a module’s capabilities through a series of modification grades, with every upgrade you craft working towards an improvement. Any penalties are static and visible upfront.
Experimental effects are no longer randomly applied but can be purchased by spending materials, putting the choice fully in your hands.
Together with remote engineering from any Starport that has outfitting, a new material trader contact, (100) per-material storage facilities and additional target information for materials, there’s never been a better time to upgrade your favourite ship!
Materials Trader
Added a new contact called a Materials Trader to give players the ability to hand in materials in exchange for others at set exchange rates based on grade and material type.
This will allow players to trade for rarer items or items obtained by gameplay they do not want to take part in (E.G. killing trade ships) as well as converting stockpiles of unwanted materials to ones that the player needs.
This is not intended to replace material gathering completely, but be a useful tool to help shorten the gameplay loops around gathering materials, making engineering and unlocking items at the tech broker more accessible.
Horizons is required to use Material traders.
Allow players to trader one material of another in a single trade.
Only one trade at a time can be completed.
- Material traders operate on a true barter system. There are no credits involved.
- Traders are split into types – Raw, Manufactured and Encoded.
- Each trader type only trades in their type of materials and can be found in different economy types. Locations material traders can be found are:
- Raw Materials Trader - Found at extraction and refinery economies, only trades in raw material found on planet surfaces and planetary rings.
- Manufactured Materials Trader - Found at industrial economies, only trades in manufactured materials.
- Encoded Materials Trader - Found at High Tech and Military economies, only trades in encoded materials.
Materials Trades will not show up in lawless and anarchy systems.
- Materials Traders will not show up at stations that are currently controlled by a criminal faction.
Materials Traders will be unavailable when a station is damaged, under repair or put on lockdown.
Material traders can be found using the new By Service map view configuration option. This has a 40ly range and only shows traders that you have discovered.
Material traders will also be shown on the system map in the station services list.
Material traders will appear in the Human Bubble, Colonia and Pleiades regions at economies types listed above.
Galnet Audio
At the simple click of a button, you’ll now be able to listen to GalNet audio whilst flying your ship.
All you have to do is select the play button at the bottom of the right-hand system panel in your cockpit to play through the headline news stories.
If you’re looking for a specific story, or you want to curate your own playlist of handpicked news, you can do so by opening up GalNet news from the same panel and select the stories individually.
GalNet news will fade in and out depending on the situation, and stop altogether in some key situations. In some cases, such as counting down to hyperspace jumps, the news will pause and then resume once the countdown is complete. The story, or playlist, will continue from where you left off.
COVAS Customisation
Changing your COVAS is a new addition to Elite Dangerous and the first of these will be Victor, ready at the launch of Chapter One of Beyond. Commanders will be able to change their COVAS at the Starport Services livery customisation section.
It’ll be possible to also change the COVAS for your SRV too, you’ll need to head over to the SRV customisation bay to change your preference.
And… if you miss Verity, you’ll be able to change the COVAS back.
Frontier is working in partnership with HCS to bring you new COVAS packs in the future. These voices are intended to bring a new flavour to commanders out in the black, however, it’s important to note at the current time we do not intend to introduce celebrity voice packs.
Content Recap - Beyond Chapter One Livestream (18.01.2018) - Part 2 Recap
Hi commanders,
If you missed tonight’s content reveal livestream or just wanted a recap of all the content discussed, read the notes below from designers Steve Kirby, Sandro Sammarco and Game Director Laurence Oldham.
Remember that all of these changes will be featured in the beta and could be subject to change.
PLANETARY IMPROVEMENTS
We have overhauled the surface material system for the rocky, high metal content and metal rich planets. We have pushed the system to get a lot more out of it, but this is just the first step towards further major planetary system improvements. The contrast and variation across and between bodies is much improved.
We also hope that these planetary visual improvements (with more surface level improvements coming later in the year) will also bring a new vibrancy to the Elite Dangerous galaxy, encouraging wanderlust explorers to discover far systems and planets.
The colouration of the surfaces now more clearly telegraphs the chemical makeup and volcanic activity of the worlds. In addition, binary rocky/metallic planets more accurately simulate having similar colourations from shared formation materials where appropriate.
We have a range of colourations for:
Rocky - High Metal - Metal Rich
No Volcanism No Volcanism No Volcanism
Low Volcanism Low Volcanism Low Volcanism
Mid to High Volcanism Mid to High Volcanism Mid to High Volcanism
See the visual improvements for yourself here:
THE CHIEFTAIN - [LLMSSS]
The Alliance Chieftain is a medium-sized ship that has been designed not only to dish out punishment, but to avoid it. Manufactured by Lakon Spaceways, the Chieftain is more manoeuvrable than ships of similar size and weight, and its combat profile means it can more than hold its own in a fight. The ship also boasts three internal military compartments, allowing the pilot to equip a shield cell bank, hull reinforcements and module reinforcements.
Important note: as there are no Alliance ranks, you will not need a specific rank to unlock this ship.
Get a closer look at the Chieftain and see it in action on the stream here:
Brief Chieftain outfitting can be seen here:
TECH BROKER
Technology Brokers are dealers in new and rare technologies and items. These contacts appear in various stations across known human space and can generally be found in highly populated systems with a high security level. Visit tech brokers to see what items they currently have available and complete set requests to unlock these items by handing in the required commodities and materials. The addition of Technology Brokers allows pilots to acquire new items based on their personal narrative giving even more ways to play elite your way.
For more details about the new Tech Broker, check here:
TRADE DATA CHANGES
We are making changes to the commodities markets and the galaxy map to allow players to find profitable trades more easily in-game.
In the game at the moment, by default the galactic average column shows the average price of the commodity or rough profits from various stations where you have purchased the trade data from.
How trade data works in Beyond Chapter One:
Commanders will be able to select the trade data column header to enter the trade data overlay.
From there, you can select specific markets by typing in the system name or finding the system using the galaxy map.
Important note: only systems you have docked in or scanned the ‘Nav Beacon’ at will display a result when entered, so the more systems you visit in the greater the amount of trade data you will have to use when looking for a potential profit.
Important note: profit given is accurate at the time of being displayed and can fluctuate when travelling to the chosen market.
The commodities market interface has also had a makeover with more information about potential markets displayed in the right hand panel. Supply and demand is now shown as pips instead of high (now 3 pips), medium (now 2 pips) and low (now 1 pip).
When you select a commodity, a confirmation overlay will open, allowing you to select how many of the item you want to buy or sell and then you’ll be able to confirm the trade
Using the galaxy map for trade data:
You can use the same interface to access and use the galaxy map to select a target market. This is also available straight from the galaxy map tab in the left cockpit panel.
With the galaxy map open you can use some new configuration options to display trade data, find trades and select a market to compare with your current location.
Important note: you can search for and look at trade data for systems further than 40ly, it’s just that the heat map has a set range so the icons will only show up within that range of your current location.
A Blue Diamond is a system that imports the item and Green Triangle is a system that exports the item.
Under the commodity selection on the left hand panel are also three new filters allowing you to set the icons to show:
With the By Commodity map mode selected, you can move your cursor over a system and select it.
As mentioned before, if you have previously docked in the system or scanned the ‘Nav Beacon’ there then an expanded overlay will display trade data. But for systems that you have not visited, a message will be displayed telling you that the system’s data is unavailable and how you can unlock it.
When you select a system, you will be able to scroll through each market in the system and see the per unit price of your chosen commodity on the system selection overlay. This will allow you to quickly work out the best locations to trade at (based on price).
Below ‘import/export price’ there is a new selection of filters. Using these filters you can find the best location with the best price to suit your ship and cargo.
These filters are as are:
We have also added another new button on the system selection overlay: mark market for comparison. This allows you to show the trade data from your selected commodity market to the commodity market at your current location (instead of displaying the galactic average.)
Trending trade route data
We have also updated the trade data routes in the galaxy map to now show trending trade routes used by commanders and commercial pilots. Using these filters can, alongside the various commodity filters, help commanders get a clear view of who is trading what and where in the systems near to you.
Ultimately, we hope these new tools will make it easier for players to find the best trades, while also encourage them to explore and visit multiple systems to unlock new markets and potential profits.
For a full recap on trade data changes, watch the stream here:
MEGASHIP INTERACTIONS
Another change coming to this chapter of Beyond is the additional gameplay interactions that will be available at the various megaships found across the galaxy. As well as the simple data links and NPC ship scenarios we have added a new flow for scanning these and (in later Beyond updates) other large space objects.
Initiating Interactions:
One thing to note is that all current interactions are considered illegal, tying in with the changes to Crime and Punishment. These interactions provide criminal pilots new gameplay options as well as giving lawful players new locations to find wanted pilots.
In addition to the aforementioned interactions, we have tweaked the scenarios around the megaships to include a greater variety of criminal and lawful pilots, as well as crime responders such as police ships which we feel will add a bit more spice to these locations.
We have plans to add other interaction types and locations in later updates, so there will be more to come in this area.
For a recap on megaship interactions, check the stream here:
KOMEMIUTE’s EDIT: I know it looks like all the videos are the same, each has a different starting time-stamp.
Trust me. 
Hey @komemiute thanks for gathering these and keeping us updated. I haven’t had time lately to chase this info but I am very interested in the changes, so thanks for curating it!
I think most of what they are introducing is positive.
And I do totally understand the math and perspectives complaining that Engineering is more grindy. But I still think that it’ll be far more approachable, and result in better use of time and on-hand Materials toward ship tweaks. At least for how I play. I’m eager to test in the Beta.
Elite Dangerous: Beyond - Chapter One Beta FAQ
Hello everyone!
Here’s a quick list of the most frequently asked questions about the Elite Dangerous: Beyond - Chapter One Beta.
If you have Elite Dangerous in your Steam Library, you will be able to participate in the Elite Dangerous: Beyond - Chapter One Beta using the Steam client. If you purchased the game from the Frontier Store and would like to add it to your Steam library, please follow the instructions in this support article.
To opt into the Elite Dangerous: Beyond - Chapter One Beta on Steam:
Please note that once the beta build goes live, you may not see the “Beta” option immediately in the Steam client as the build may take some time to propagate. In this case, please restart your Steam client and try again in a few minutes.
Who is eligible to take part in the beta?
Every PC/Mac player is eligible to take part in the beta. This includes both players who own the Horizons Season Pass and those who do not. Not every part of the beta (and full update) will be available to those without the Season Pass.
How much does the beta cost?
The Elite Dangerous: Beyond - Chapter One beta is free of charge.
Can consoles take part in the beta?
Unfortunately, we are currently unable to provide Elite Dangerous betas on consoles.
When will console players get to experience Elite Dangerous: Beyond - Chapter One?
Console players will be able to experience the full Elite Dangerous: Beyond - Chapter One update at the same time as the PC players. Currently, we do not have a date available for the full update, but you’ll be able to find out about it here on the forums or on our social channels when it’s announced!
When will the beta go live on Thursday 25, 2018?
We don’t have a set time for the beta to go live at this time, but we will keep you up to date via our social channels throughout the day
Should I take the day off to play the beta?
We wouldn’t advise taking time off to play the beta first thing tomorrow, as we don’t have an exact time that this will go live!
How do I report bugs that I’ve found in the beta?
A beta-specific bug forum will be opened on our forums tomorrow, 25 January 2018.
Do I have to start from the beginning of the game during the beta?
No. Your main game saves will have been duplicated within the last few weeks and applied to the beta server. This means you’ll be able to play through the beta with most of your current game progress intact.
Does my progress during the beta carry over to the main game?
No. Everything you do in the beta will be wiped when the update goes live for the main game, and no progress will be carried across.
What content is in the beta?
You can find our beta Livestream recaps here to find out what content will be available in the beta!
Let us know if you have any further questions regarding the beta!
Social channels to follow:
Twitter - https://twitter.com/EliteDangerous
Facebook - Elite Dangerous
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/elitedangerous
So basically I should continue to wait on engineering my ships. Got it.
Greetings commanders!
Today we’re excited to launch the Elite Dangerous 3.0 beta. We will let you know the approximate time it will go live as soon as possible.
If you have not had a chance to read our 3.0 Open Beta FAQ, please do so by clicking here.
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php/401470-Elite-Dangerous-Beyond-Chapter-One-Beta-FAQ
We will be adding notes to the beta test forums soon, with specific instructions on what would help us testing. Your continued support, feedback and testing is absolutely invaluable - thanks for getting involved! We’ll post the link in here, too.
Below are the patch notes for Elite Dangerous 3.0 Open Beta.
Crime
Missions
Ships
Trade Data & Galaxy Map
Engineers
Weapons and modules
Galnet Audio
Installation and Megaship Interactions
Surface material system
Quality of Life
Misc Features
Consoles
Bug fixes and Improvements
This update includes well over 1000 fixes for various issues that have been discovered and investigated during the development process.
For the sake of clarity, we have primarily listed below fixes for issues that have been reported to us by the community or other important changes.
Audio
Camera Suite
Controls
Engineers
Fighters/Crew
Galaxy Map/System Map
General Fixes & Tweaks
Holo-Me Creator
Hyperspace/Supercruise
Installations/POIs/USSs
Launcher - PC Only
Missions
NPCs
Render
Consoles
General Ship Fixes and Improvements
Anaconda
Asp Explorer
Cobra MkIII
Diamondback Explorer
Federal Gunship
Imperial Courier
Imperial Clipper
Imperial Cutter
Lakon Type 7
Lakon Type 9
Lakon Type 10 Defender
Orca
Python
SRV
Stability Fixes
Station Services
Stations/Ports
UI
VR - PC only
Weapons & Modules
Modifications to existing specials
Greetings Commanders,
The 3.0 beta galaxy servers will go down shortly in order for us to update to beta 2. We have made some specific changes to Engineers that we’d like to call out. You can read about them here.
See the full change log below.
Fixes and Improvements
Audio
Fixed an audio issue with Small Fixed Mining Lasers
Fixed some clicking that could occur when starting and stopping in the Lakon Type 10
Fixed hardpoint scanners being silent after swapping from mothership to fighter and back
Fixed a bug where returning from the menu pause screen would resume Galnet audio, even if the audio had been paused beforehand
Fixed some missing UI sounds when contributing resources towards a Wing Mission when using a mouse
Controls
Added the correct radial menus for the T.Flight Hotas One and T.Flight Hotas 4
Reverted a change that renamed ThrustMasterHOTAS4 to TFlightHotas4 to keep backwards compatibility with existing player presets that referenced the old name
Engineers
Engineer workshop now displays ‘None’ instead of the currently applied experimental effect if you have a Blueprint selected that is different from the one currently applied to the module
Pinning a blueprint will now pin all grades, not just one
Higher reputation with an Engineer will increase the speed you’ll progress through the lower grades
Initial balance pass on certain blueprint stats, to help test the new tweaks.
Galaxy Map/System Map
Removed Thargoid and Guardian from galaxy map Allegiance filter and added them to a new Civilisation filter
Fixed the System Map displaying the current view mode of the Galaxy Map in the top right corner
Fixed some incorrect player faction descriptions on the Galaxy Map
General Fixes & Tweaks
Increased yield of materials from asteroids
Fix for bounty values not always being received correctly
Material availability has been restored to its original state on planets
Added two new materials - Boron and Lead which can most commonly be found in metal-rich asteroid rings.
Choosing the Horizons Fast Start when creating a Commander now includes an initial set of micro resources
Initial commodity adjustments to make it more profitable to smuggle goods to a black market
Anarchy factions treat smuggling goods at a black market as if they were traded on the open commodities market for the purposes of the Background Sim
Holo-Me Creator
Corrected the position of the player’s avatar when using the Holo-Me creator when in an Anaconda
Installations/POIs/USSs
Fixed an issue that was preventing Data Uplinks from being targeted on Installations
Fixed Capital Ship in Distress USS being surrounded by ‘Clean’ Pirate NPCs
Prison ships now carry a stock of Sidewinders
Missions
Leftover cargo from a Delivery Wing Mission is now flagged as Stolen for all wing members
Adjusted the spawn rate of Skimmers at settlements to better facilitate ‘Kill Skimmer’ missions
Increased the variety of Courier missions that can be generated
Fixed an issue where kills by Wing members were not always counted towards a Massacre Wing mission
Factions will no longer send you to scan their own Data Points for a Planetary Scan mission
Fixed an issue that was preventing mission targets from counting towards an Assassination mission after following a target using a Wake Scanner
Fixed material rewards from Wing Missions not being added to the Material Inventory
Fixed mission rewards not filtering correctly
Wing Delivery and Collect missions are now available
Multi-Crew
Fixed a disconnect that could occur when attempting to deploy a fighter in Multi-Crew
NPCs
Fixed an issue where planetary defences would still attack you while docked after re-spawning
ATR fixes
Correct number of ATR ships now arrive and at the correct threshold
Outfitting
Fixed Recon Limpet Controllers all having the same stats and description
Planets
Fixed some cases of the rocks around Engineer bases being different colours to the planet’s surface
Player Journal
Added an event to Player Journal when SRV is destroyed
Added info in journal if wanted when docked
Added a property in the Journal’s “Location” or “FSDJump” event indicating if the player is wanted locally
Fixed the “Loadout” entry written to the Journal at startup (It was sometimes missing)
Ensured all ShipType strings written to journal get localisation
Added a new “Powerplay” event in the journal to log a player’s powerplay allegiance, rank, merits etc
Alliance Chieftain
Adjusted the Outfitting camera angle for the String Lights Livery Slot
Keelback
Adjusted some camera angles in the Keelback and fixed some UI occlusion that could occur with the role switch panel when in the second cockpit seat
Lakon Type 10
Fixes to the landing gear animations and positioning
SRV
Fixed an issue where the SRV’s seat was not animating in sync with the pilot impact animations
Stability Fixes
Fixed a crash when logging in after applying an unsuitable Engineer modification to a module
Tentative fix for a render texture crash (the most frequently encountered crash in 3.0 Beta 1)
Fixed a disconnect that could occur when using the Technology Broker if trying to remove required materials
Fixed a crash that could occur when the mission owner scans a Nav Beacon for an Assassination Wing Mission
Fixed a crash that could occur when looking at the Navigation Panel when in CQC
Fixed a crash that could occur when opening the Galaxy Map
Fixed a crash that could occur when switching to another ship
Fixed a crash that could occur on the Insurance Screen
UI
Fixed failed Wing Missions not being marked as such in the Transactions Tab
When selecting a megaship turret in the contacts panel, it will no longer look like the player is selecting a ship nor have any attributes normally associated with a ship
Fixed an issue where weapon mode icons (fixed, gimbal, turret) were appearing incorrectly for modules in outfitting
Fixed the icon for Inbox messages that contain audio
Fixed some visual issues that could occur with the UI upon unlocking an item from the Technology Broker
The Sub-target tab now shows status instead of health when selecting a hackable item
Modules tab now updates when taking heat damage to correctly display health values
Fixed negative numbers appearing next to invitee’s avatars on Massacre Wing missions
Fixed Engineer mod notifications not correctly aligning when changing from one warning to another
Fixed an issue that prevented players from scrolling down the module info panel
Fixed an issue that could lead you to become stuck on the rewards screen following the completion of a Cargo Depot Wing mission
Changed the inbox filter and header from ‘Audio Logs’ to ‘Discovered Logs’
Fixed some debug text that could appear when targeting Black Box Canisters
Fixed the ‘engineered’ icon incorrectly displaying when selling stored non-engineered modules
Fixed a crash in the workshop that could occur when comparing against a Blueprint not available at the current engineer
Fixed an issue whereby an NPC’s avatar could appear in the Comms panel instead of a player’s avatar
Fixed inbox message not always appearing when gaining an exploration rank after discovering a new micro resource
Fixed a crash that could occur when accessing The Dweller’s Starport UI