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If you die, you will lose any cargo or passengers (but not the [[ | If you die, you will lose any cargo or passengers (but not the [[ARJ]]s) and any cash you have on hand (which is why the [[Veridian Bank|bank]] is important). | ||
You will not lose [[inventory]] items. | You will not lose [[inventory]] items. | ||
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Deaths count against your overall [[:Category:Ranks|rank]]. | Deaths count against your overall [[:Category:Ranks|rank]]. | ||
=== | Your [[Iagreous]] fuel tank will be topped off if your tank was empty. The supplied fuel must be consumed before another fuel replenishment is available. | ||
===Recovery=== | |||
* If you are in free flight (as opposed to being in a building or in another player's vehicle) | * If you are in free flight (as opposed to being in a building or in another player's vehicle) | ||
** If you are below the cloud level it just puts you on the surface. | |||
** If you are below the cloud level it just puts you on the surface. If you are above 5000km it puts you at 5000km | ** If you are above 5000km it puts you at 5000km or the 90% of the service ceiling limit - whichever is lower | ||
* If you are near a dock and sets 0 ref velocity to dock otherwise it matches the barycentric (surface rotation) speed | |||
Latest revision as of 17:09, 27 October 2026
If you die, you will lose any cargo or passengers (but not the ARJs) and any cash you have on hand (which is why the bank is important).
You will not lose inventory items.
Killing passengers will affect your passenger reputation.
Deaths count against your overall rank.
Your Iagreous fuel tank will be topped off if your tank was empty. The supplied fuel must be consumed before another fuel replenishment is available.
Recovery
- If you are in free flight (as opposed to being in a building or in another player's vehicle)
- If you are below the cloud level it just puts you on the surface.
- If you are above 5000km it puts you at 5000km or the 90% of the service ceiling limit - whichever is lower
- If you are near a dock and sets 0 ref velocity to dock otherwise it matches the barycentric (surface rotation) speed