Interested in getting those "discs"?
Posted: Fri Sep 05, 2003 1:47 am
The stories badge reads, ...has investigated Project Dead Eye. So do you want it? What those darned encoded badges people are trying top get are all about? Sets of four discs one rebel and one imperial have been sprinkled abount the thug population. The object ius to gather from looting thugs, a complete set of foir discs either imperial or rebelso wher are all these thugs hiding? I'll tell ya. On Nabo there is a city called Kaadaa. Kaadara has great hopping, a small friendly community, an lnety of thugs all over the beaches surrounding the city. the mummer and skaak tipper gangs keep trying toget into the city but we keep pushing em back. not so much for thr citizen's sakes but for the hope of finding one of those discs.Yhe thugs con blue or white tags for most people, and they spawn constantly. Most people who engage in disc-hunting have already received the maximum number of townpeople faction points and the minmum of thug points (+and - 5000) The thugs are hostile with points that low and they wiulkl kill you if you're knocked out. But don't worry. Spend a thousand credits cloing yourself in Kaadara and the frequent deaths will barely slow you down. If you're close enough to the cloing facility when you are slain, you don'[t even have to reload, you'll just step out of the cloing cylender. You'll quickly make up the money in lootings from the thugs. Meanwhile, the area around Kaadara is rich with wildlife. Flesh-eating chubas, capper spineflaps, diseased nunas, nightspiders, flewts and fanned rawls all live around Kaadara. Try taking some simple explorer missions and you can kill the chubas earning a few thousand credits while you gain some easy xp. The trick is to select missions using a wepon you have no skills in so the terminal gives you easy missions for the high money. i posess rebel discs 3 and 4, and imperial discs 1 and 4. i have 2 more copies and imperial disc 4 and a spare disc 1 as well. will trade or sell discs to complete sets.
