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| name = Mactan Base | | name = Mactan Base | ||
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| type = ASTEROID_BASE | | type = ASTEROID_BASE | ||
| system = [[Magellan]] | | system = [[Magellan]] | ||
| − | | sector = | + | | sector = 4C |
| house = [[Independent Systems]] | | house = [[Independent Systems]] | ||
| owner = [[Lane Hackers]] | | owner = [[Lane Hackers]] | ||
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| population = Unknown | | population = Unknown | ||
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| − | + | The Magellan 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 A.S., they have become a growing problem in the Independent Worlds. | |
| − | created the extremely complex scanning and database system known as | + | |
| − | growing problem in the | + | The investigation into the former Ageira employees continues to this day, but has so far been unsuccessful in locating Mactan Base, which was completed in 753 A.S. No Hacker has ever been captured, although various [[Liberty Rogues|Rogues]] in the Independent Worlds have been caught possessing remarkably accurate information regarding upcoming high-value shipments. |
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| − | + | 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. | |
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| − | + | 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 Robin Hoods, they avoid direct confrontation when possible, unless it is the henchmen of the despised [[Interspace Commerce|IC]] and Ageira. | |
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| − | The investigation continues to this day, but has so far been unsuccessful in locating | + | The Mactan Hackers like to frequent [[Freeport 4]], as their asteroid base within the ice fields of Magellan can become rather claustrophobic. Their [[cardamine]] addiction forces them to trade Lane shipment info for drugs with the [[Outcasts]] and the Liberty Rogues at Mactan base, although usually it ends up being the Liberty Rogues who act upon any information, taking the fall when anything goes wrong. |
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| − | Independent Worlds have been caught possessing remarkably accurate information regarding | + | ==Commodities== |
| − | upcoming high-value shipments. | + | {{Exports| |
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| − | Security measures have been added to the software, but the Hackers remain one step | + | }}{{Imports| |
| − | ahead, leading Ageira security experts to believe that there are many sympathetic | + | * [[H-Fuel]] |
| − | programmers still within the company, possibly being secretly paid off with the proceeds from | + | * [[Robotic Components]] |
| − | the thefts. The Lane Hackers prefer to sell their information to others rather than do the | + | }}{{Clear}} |
| − | dirty work themselves, although they sometimes swoop in and tractor in a cargo if | + | |
| − | particularly juicy. Fancying themselves as modern-day | + | [[Category: Independent Systems]] |
| − | confrontation when possible, unless it is the henchmen of the despised IC and Ageira. | + | [[Category: Lane Hackers]] |
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Revision as of 20:21, 14 January 2010
| Mactan Base | |
| Asteroid base | |
| Image missing | |
| Owner | |
| Lane Hackers | |
| Location | |
| 4C, Magellan | |
| Technical Data | |
| Gravity | Complete |
| Docking bays | Yes |
| Amenities | Yes |
| Crew | Unknown |
The Magellan 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 A.S., they have become a growing problem in the Independent Worlds.
The investigation into the former Ageira employees continues to this day, but has so far been unsuccessful in locating Mactan Base, which was completed in 753 A.S. 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 Robin Hoods, they avoid direct confrontation when possible, unless it is the henchmen of the despised IC and Ageira.
The Mactan Hackers like to frequent Freeport 4, as their asteroid base within the ice fields of Magellan can become rather claustrophobic. Their cardamine addiction forces them to trade Lane shipment info for drugs with the Outcasts and the Liberty Rogues at Mactan base, although usually it ends up being the Liberty Rogues who act upon any information, taking the fall when anything goes wrong.
Commodities
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