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What system in Miranu space do you find the mission of exploring the Proximina and Ji Nebula
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I recall that it starts on any of the core Miranu worlds once you've done the trading missions with the UE and gotten a high enough combat rating.
Oui, je crois que ça commence sur n'importe quelle station Miranu, mais je vérifierai d'abord sur Blaga et Himgro. Yes, I think it's starts on any Miranu Station, but I would check Blaga and Himgro first.
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Actually it starts on station plybin or plogok, you know that scientific research one nearer to human space than the other worlds. It makes sense, you know wich one i'm talking about don't you?
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Actually, the original mission in which you open up trading with the Igazra which then leads to the Miranu being able to get the Igazra sensor array start at any core Miranu world. Blaga and Himgro being the best to try and get the first couple missions in that they are closest to Igazra space.
uhh, noooo, it starts on Kitrak. I know 'cause i've done it on all 8 of my pilots
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The only mission that starts on Kitrak is the Igadzra string. Might I direct your misinformation to spob #262 and misns resource #240. You might notice that the spob is for Kitrak and Kitrak's stellar is 262. The misns I have directed you to is the beginning delivery for the NPD missions. Notice that it can be received from ANY Miranu world.
Thus ends the debate.
(This part added in) Wait a sec, you've had EIGHT pilots?! That's IT?!!
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(This message has been edited by forge (edited 07-09-2000).)