Pennsylvania Helium Drop Rate

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This is true, however if you imagine vanilla freelancer and its mechanics, not many could just hang around Manhattan making millions a day. It was designed to encourage players to go outward to travel and find more rewarding opportunities. Right now, they are having all the money they desire just staying in Pennsylvania, and we just go to them.

I remember hearing about something where they stimulated the parts of a rat's brain for pleasure, and rats just kept feeling the pleasure and never did anything until death. Not to relate people to rats, thats not what I'm going for, but you gotta make them work for the cheese.

It really should be considered then, to make this game a little more fun and interesting for newcomers, as honestly the large sentiment towards RP and players being the main event is honestly just veterans at this point, and Disco should be revamped once more to include more interesting things for newcomers to do, more exciting adventures they can go find on their own.

Right now I am playing with a friend that I helped download the game for, and we are currently travelling around from scratch earning money from missions etc. It is that fun of the game, earning money from exploring, and tractoring in valuable cargo that most would ignore, simply because it isnt worth millions. However when we do this we notice random npcs are not as dangerous as we would have hoped, and honestly the only true resistance we get is when we do missions or we run into some type of military npc. It would be awesome to run into a strong ass pirate that could take us both on, like it was in vanilla where if you went into the Omicrons in Defenders, you were bound for an exciting, exhilarating fight worth remembering.

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Up, up the long, delirious burning blue
I've topped the wind-swept heights with easy grace
Where never lark, or ever eagle flew —
And, while with silent, lifting mind I've trod
The high untrespassed sanctity of space,
Put out my hand, and touched the face of God.

— John Gillespie Magee, Jr