Question: does clicking "no" lock me out of the UE thread?

I picked up the defector and dropped off supplies to paaren station, but when I got the next offer I accidently clicked "no". Am I locked out or will the opportunity to continue reappear?

It should reappear eventually.

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You can't be locked out of a mission string once you've started one. If you can't seem to pickup the next mission, keep trying. Missions aren't set to be picked up 100% of the time. As Guy said, you will eventually get it.

Having the option to say "no" can be to your benefit. Say, if you realize you need more credits, or a bigger/faster ship or escorts for that specific mission, it allows you to go do what you need to do, then come back.

Oddly enough, I seem to remember saying no to one of the Strand missions, and it made that specific government mad at me. IIRC it was the Iggys.

@callide, on Feb 17 2008, 01:03 AM, said in Question: does clicking "no" lock me out of the UE thread?:

Oddly enough, I seem to remember saying no to one of the Strand missions, and it made that specific government mad at me. IIRC it was the Iggys.

Yeah, rejecting Igadzra missions often gets you a big record penalty. If I recall right it doesn't technically lock you out of the string (using bits), but generally due to your bad criminal record it takes a fair bit of work to get back to a standing where you CAN continue.

@mazca, on Feb 19 2008, 05:53 AM, said in Question: does clicking "no" lock me out of the UE thread?:

Yeah, rejecting Igadzra missions often gets you a big record penalty. If I recall right it doesn't technically lock you out of the string (using bits), but generally due to your bad criminal record it takes a fair bit of work to get back to a standing where you CAN continue.

Thanks for confirming that it was the Igadzra. Now I remember killing a whole bunch of Azdgari to make them like me again.

@mazca, on Feb 19 2008, 08:53 AM, said in Question: does clicking "no" lock me out of the UE thread?:

Yeah, rejecting Igadzra missions often gets you a big record penalty. If I recall right it doesn't technically lock you out of the string (using bits), but generally due to your bad criminal record it takes a fair bit of work to get back to a standing where you CAN continue.

Most storyline missions have penalties/drawbacks if you click no (just expanding on whats been said) it's not just the Strand missions...

@ Callide: the EVO Mission book thingy you converted for me lists all missions (obviously) but also the negative effects aswell (if any).

If anyone wants me to I can post all missions that have a negative response for saying no....

This post has been edited by undead_shadow : 21 February 2008 - 06:22 AM

Thanks for all the help and responses.

@undead_shadow, on Feb 21 2008, 03:21 AM, said in Question: does clicking "no" lock me out of the UE thread?:

@ Callide: the EVO Mission book thingy you converted for me lists all missions (obviously) but also the negative effects aswell (if any).

I didn't read it, but that's good to know.

@undead_shadow, on Feb 21 2008, 03:21 AM, said in Question: does clicking "no" lock me out of the UE thread?:

If anyone wants me to I can post all missions that have a negative response for saying no....

Thanks, but unless someone asks you to, it's not necessary. Plus, why spoil the, uh, surprise? wicked grin

@callide, on Feb 25 2008, 02:52 PM, said in Question: does clicking "no" lock me out of the UE thread?:

I didn't read it, but that's good to know.
Thanks, but unless someone asks you to, it's not necessary. Plus, why spoil the, uh, surprise? wicked grin

That's why I was only offering