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Freighters Can't Carry Rigged Ships Anymore?
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Beki 250
Aliastra
Gallente Federation
#1 - 2014-06-14 15:47:42 UTC
I tried to stick a rigged cruiser into an Obelisk and was told it was too big. ??

I'm took a year's break and have been back for a day and a half.
Meiyang Lee
Game Instrument Applications
#2 - 2014-06-14 15:51:09 UTC
Beki 250 wrote:
I tried to stick a rigged cruiser into an Obelisk and was told it was too big. ??

I'm took a year's break and have been back for a day and a half.


1) your cargo hold shrunk in the most recent patch
2) your freighter now has low-slots, if you fit cargo expanders it will fit once more, and you'll even have a little more room.
3) your freighters can now be more flexible, but they sacrifice their vast cargo holds to do so.
Kosetzu
The Black Crow Bandits
Northern Coalition.
#3 - 2014-06-14 16:06:52 UTC
You can't put assembled ships inside a normal cargohold without making making a courier contract to get the plastic wraps.

This goes for all ships.
Beki 250
Aliastra
Gallente Federation
#4 - 2014-06-14 18:47:15 UTC
Meiyang Lee wrote:
Beki 250 wrote:
I tried to stick a rigged cruiser into an Obelisk and was told it was too big. ??

I'm took a year's break and have been back for a day and a half.


1) your cargo hold shrunk in the most recent patch
2) your freighter now has low-slots, if you fit cargo expanders it will fit once more, and you'll even have a little more room.
3) your freighters can now be more flexible, but they sacrifice their vast cargo holds to do so.



Ooops. I didn't even notice. Thanks.
Beki 250
Aliastra
Gallente Federation
#5 - 2014-06-14 18:48:16 UTC
Kosetzu wrote:
You can't put assembled ships inside a normal cargohold without making making a courier contract to get the plastic wraps.

This goes for all ships.


Smacks self in head. I knew that, dammit. Thanks.