What Law and Disorder Means for Elite Dangerous Players
If Frontier delivers, criminal careers in Elite Dangerous could finally become a competitive playstyle, giving players a real alternative to bounty hunting and trading.
If Frontier delivers, criminal careers in Elite Dangerous could finally become a competitive playstyle, giving players a real alternative to bounty hunting and trading.
Key points - Elite Dangerous' Law and Disorder update launches in December. - The update overhauls the game's crime system to make criminal activity more lucrative. - Frontier Developments first revealed the update last month in a broad post. - A newer post offers more granular detail on the coming changes. - The update aims to make in-game criminal careers more viable for players.
Timeline - Last month: Frontier Developments announces the Law and Disorder update for December. - Recently: A more detailed post about the update's changes is published. - December: The Law and Disorder update is scheduled to launch.
FAQ
Q: When does the Law and Disorder update come out? A: It's scheduled to launch in December, though Frontier hasn't confirmed an exact date yet.
Q: What does the update change? A: It overhauls Elite Dangerous' crime system to make criminal activity more lucrative and viable for players.
Q: Will crime pay better after the update? A: That's the goal. Frontier wants criminal careers to be a genuine, rewarding option rather than a dead end.
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