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The Lane Hackers are a criminal group with the technical expertise to monitor and disrupt Trade Lanes for the purpose of seizing valuable cargo. The powerful alliance between Lane Hackers, Liberty Rogues and Outcasts serves as a dominant unlawful force in Liberty space and most Independent Worlds.
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{{NPC Faction}}
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{{Faction Infobox
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| name = Lane Hackers
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| image = HackersLogo.png
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| origin = Liberty
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| alignment = Unlawful
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| founding_date = 750
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| founder =
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| primary_role = Hacking trade lanes, fighting Liberty house corporations
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| secondary_role = Supporting other criminals, Cardamine smuggling
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| base = [[Mactan Base]], [[Magellan]]
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}}
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The '''Lane Hackers''' are a criminal group with the technical expertise to monitor and disrupt Trade Lanes for the purpose of seizing valuable cargo.  
  
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==History==
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== Synopsis ==
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The powerful alliance between Lane Hackers, [[Liberty Rogues]] and [[Outcasts]] serves as a dominant unlawful force in [[Liberty]] space and the [[Independent Worlds]] that fall under their sphere of influence.
  
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The Lane Hackers are mostly composed of former Los Angeles Ageira Technologies employees who created the extremely complex scanning and database system known as USI (Universal Ship Identification). Departing the company rather acrimoniously in 750 AS, they have become a growing problem in the Independent Worlds. The Lane Hackers in Magellan and Galileo share one common origin -- Ageira.  The scandal that erupted within the company after the great Galileo bypass project, which resulted in the unnecessary construction of a hugely expensive set of Jump Gates and Trade Lanes, forced several executives and an elite development team out. This would become the second part of the core of the Lane Hackers, along with the original California scanner group that fled to Magellan.  The investigation continues to this day, but has so far been unsuccessful in locating the Lane Hacker bases. No Hacker has ever been captured, although various Rogues in the Independent Worlds have been caught possessing remarkably accurate information regarding upcoming high-value shipments.  Security measures have been added to the software, but the Hackers remain one step ahead, leading Ageira security experts to believe that there are many sympathetic programmers still within the company, possibly being secretly paid off with the proceeds from the thefts. The Lane Hackers prefer to sell their information to others rather than do the dirty work themselves, although they sometimes swoop in and tractor in a cargo if it’s particularly juicy. Fancying themselves as modern-day Robinhoods, they avoid direct confrontation when possible, unless it is the henchmen of the despised IC and Ageira.  They like to frequent Freeport 4 and the Ames Research Station, as their asteroid bases within the clouds can become claustrophobic. Their Cardamine addiction forces the Hackers to trade drugs for Trade Lane info with the Outcasts at the Mactan base. Leiden is a key transfer point for smuggled goods between Kusari and Liberty, especially the Artifact trade, which the Hogosha dominate. A steady stream of Hogosha ships make the journey to the Galileo system. The Lane Hackers have also been spotted in Colorado, leading authorities to speculate that there may be multiple Jump Hole routes into that system from the Independent Worlds.  
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== History ==
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The Lane Hackers are mostly composed of former [[Planet Los Angeles|Los Angeles]] [[Ageira Technologies]] employees who created the extremely complex scanning and database system known as USI (Universal Ship Identification). Departing the company rather acrimoniously in 750 AS, they have become a growing problem in the [[Independent Systems|Independent Worlds]]. The Lane Hackers in [[Magellan]] and [[Galileo]] share one common origin -- Ageira.  The scandal that erupted within the company after the great Galileo bypass project, which resulted in the unnecessary construction of a hugely expensive set of [[Jump Gates]] and [[Trade Lanes]], forced several executives and an elite development team out. This would become the second part of the core of the Lane Hackers, along with the original California scanner group that fled to Magellan.
  
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Source: Sirius Sector Neural Net (www.freelancer.wikia.com)
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The investigation continues to this day, but has so far been unsuccessful in locating the Lane Hacker bases. No Hacker has ever been captured, although various Rogues in the Independent Worlds have been caught possessing remarkably accurate information regarding upcoming high-value shipments. Security measures have been added to the software, but the Hackers remain one step ahead, leading Ageira security experts to believe that there are many sympathetic programmers still within the company, possibly being secretly paid off with the proceeds from the thefts. The Lane Hackers prefer to sell their information to others rather than do the dirty work themselves, although they sometimes swoop in and tractor in a cargo if it’s particularly juicy.  
  
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==Player Factions==
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Fancying themselves as modern-day Robinhoods, they avoid direct confrontation when possible, unless it is the henchmen of the despised [[Interspace Commerce]] and Ageira. They like to frequent [[Ames Research Station]], as their asteroid bases within the clouds can become claustrophobic. Their [[Cardamine]] addiction forces the Hackers to trade drugs for Trade Lane info with the [[Outcasts]] at [[Mactan Base|Mactan]]. [[Leiden Base|Leiden]] is a key transfer point for smuggled goods between [[Kusari]] and [[Liberty]], especially the [[Artifact]] trade, which the [[Hogosha]] dominate. A steady stream of Hogosha ships make the journey to the Galileo system. The Lane Hackers have also been spotted in [[Colorado]], leading authorities to speculate that there may be multiple Jump Hole routes into that system from the Independent Worlds.
  
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===The Lane Hackers===
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== Ships ==
  
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The Lane Hackers are a highly trained and organisated criminal group fighting against the corruption in [[Ageira Technologies]], [[Deep Space Enginieering]], and [[Interspace Commerce]].
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=== [[Fighters]] & [[Bombers]] ===
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{{Ship List/begin}}
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{{SL |[https://ref.discoverygc.com/Ship/dsy_lh_vhf Vindicator] | Very Heavy Fighter| Vindi.png}}
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{{SL |[https://ref.discoverygc.com/Ship/dsy_lh_b Transgressor] | Bomber | Transg.png}}
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{{Ship List/end}}
  
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=== Warships ===
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{{Ship List/begin}}
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{{SL |[https://ref.discoverygc.com/Ship/dsy_lhgunship Interloper] | Gunship | Lhgunship.png}}
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{{Ship List/end}}
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== Weapons ==
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* [[A25 "Hellflurry" Lane Hacker Tachyon Cannon Mk II]]
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* [[At28 "Hellflurry" Lane Hacker Tachyon Gun Mk IV]]
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* [[A30 "Hellflurry" Lane Hacker Tachyon Cannon Mk V]]
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* [[At29 "Hellflurry" Lane Hacker Tachyon Turret Mk IV]]
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* [[At30 "Hellflurry" Lane Hacker Tachyon Turret Mk V]]
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* [[AT-50 "Hell's Fury" Lane Hacker Gunboat Turret]]
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== Other Equipment ==
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* [[Spyglass Network Scanner]]
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* [[Minified Spyglass Scanner]]
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* [[XV-330 Engine Mk I (LH version)|XV-330 Engine Mk I]]
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* [[XV-440 Engine Mk I (Class 2) (LH version)|XV-440 Engine Mk I]] (Class 2)
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* [[XV-440 Engine Mk I (Class 3) (LH version)|XV-440 Engine Mk I]] (Class 3)
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* [[XV-580 Engine Mk I (LH version)|XV-580 Engine Mk I]]
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* [[XV-640 Engine Mk I (LH version)|XV-640 Engine Mk I]]
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* [[XV-690 Engine Mk I (LH version)|XV-690 Engine Mk I]]
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== Known Bases ==
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* [[Amarillo Base]], [[Texas]]
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* [[Cochrane Depot]], [[Ontario]]
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* [[Destroyer Insidious]], [[Alaska]]
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* [[Leiden Base]], [[Galileo]]
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* [[Mactan Base]], [[Magellan]]
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== See also ==
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* [[Counterfeit Software]]
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* [[Spyglass]]
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== Diplomacy ==
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[https://ref.discoverygc.com/Faction/fc_lh_grp Faction Relations]
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{{Liberty Factions}}
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[[Category: Liberty]]
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[[Category: Lane Hackers| ]]

Latest revision as of 15:00, 27 June 2020

This is an NPC faction. For the affiliated player faction, see Lane Hackers (player faction). For the rules for this particular faction, see Lane Hackers ID.


Lane Hackers
LH Logo.png
Origin Flag-liberty.png Republic of Liberty
Alignment Unlawful
Profile
Date of founding 750 A.S.
Founder(s) unknown
Base of operations Mactan Base, Magellan
Primary role
Hacking trade lanes, fighting Liberty house corporations
Secondary role
Supporting other criminals, Cardamine smuggling

The Lane Hackers are a criminal group with the technical expertise to monitor and disrupt Trade Lanes for the purpose of seizing valuable cargo.

Synopsis

The powerful alliance between Lane Hackers, Liberty Rogues and Outcasts serves as a dominant unlawful force in Liberty space and the Independent Worlds that fall under their sphere of influence.

History

The Lane Hackers are mostly composed of former Los Angeles Ageira Technologies employees who created the extremely complex scanning and database system known as USI (Universal Ship Identification). Departing the company rather acrimoniously in 750 AS, they have become a growing problem in the Independent Worlds. The Lane Hackers in Magellan and Galileo share one common origin -- Ageira. The scandal that erupted within the company after the great Galileo bypass project, which resulted in the unnecessary construction of a hugely expensive set of Jump Gates and Trade Lanes, forced several executives and an elite development team out. This would become the second part of the core of the Lane Hackers, along with the original California scanner group that fled to Magellan.

The investigation continues to this day, but has so far been unsuccessful in locating the Lane Hacker bases. No Hacker has ever been captured, although various Rogues in the Independent Worlds have been caught possessing remarkably accurate information regarding upcoming high-value shipments. Security measures have been added to the software, but the Hackers remain one step ahead, leading Ageira security experts to believe that there are many sympathetic programmers still within the company, possibly being secretly paid off with the proceeds from the thefts. The Lane Hackers prefer to sell their information to others rather than do the dirty work themselves, although they sometimes swoop in and tractor in a cargo if it’s particularly juicy.

Fancying themselves as modern-day Robinhoods, they avoid direct confrontation when possible, unless it is the henchmen of the despised Interspace Commerce and Ageira. They like to frequent Ames Research Station, as their asteroid bases within the clouds can become claustrophobic. Their Cardamine addiction forces the Hackers to trade drugs for Trade Lane info with the Outcasts at Mactan. Leiden is a key transfer point for smuggled goods between Kusari and Liberty, especially the Artifact trade, which the Hogosha dominate. A steady stream of Hogosha ships make the journey to the Galileo system. The Lane Hackers have also been spotted in Colorado, leading authorities to speculate that there may be multiple Jump Hole routes into that system from the Independent Worlds.

Ships

Fighters & Bombers

Vindi.png
Vindicator
Very Heavy Fighter
Transg.png
Transgressor
Bomber

Warships

Lhgunship.png
Interloper
Gunship

Weapons

Other Equipment

Known Bases

See also

Diplomacy

Faction Relations


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