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Revision as of 08:20, 26 April 2020

Comms console

Allows radio contact with remote traders as well as other factions for trade and diplomacy.

Base Stats

Type
MiscellaneousTrade
HP
300

Building

Size
3
Placeable
Yes
Power
- 200 W

Creation

Deconstruct yield
Steel 90 + Component 3

A comms console is used to trade with passing interstellar trader vessels or for communicating with other factions, and is locked behind the microelectronics basics research. You will not receive any notifications about passing trade ships until it is built or if the electric power is cut off due to solar flare. It cannot be reinstalled.

A comms console not under a roof will cause shorts during rain or snow. Take care with placement outdoors, despite them being depicted with satellite dishes on top.

Usage

Select a colonist and right-click the comms console.

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Options

Ordering a colonist to use the console will bring up a menu showing the available factions, or trade ships.


When interacting with an allied faction, you can request trade caravans from them. Doing so will cost 15 goodwill, and brings up a menu asking which type of trade caravan is desired. After a caravan has been requested, you can make another petition after 4 days.


In addition, you can request immediate military aid from allied factions. This costs 25 goodwill. Only outlanders will send reinforcements in the form of drop pods, while tribes will politely decline.