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Examples (hovertap for more info): , , , , , , , , Passenger missions from system Robigo are quite profitable. A great money maker for Elite Dangerous that can be run even with a 10 mil asp explorer, but best … . source
You're browsing the GameFAQs Message Boards as a guest. Sign Up for free (or Log In if you already have an account) to be able to post messages, change how messages are displayed, and view media in posts. "Robigo Runs", the colloquial name for stacked passenger missions from Robigo to Sothis, have for years been a stable source for 100M Cr/hr and/or the three high-grade engineering materials only available from missions (Biotech Conductors, Exquisite Focus Crystals, and Modified Embedded Firmware). This guide runs through how to run Robigo. Robigo Runs are passenger missions from stations in Robigo to the Sirius Atmospherics tourist beacon in Sothis. Robigo and Sothis are 450 light years from Sol and 60 LY from each other, so you're looking at a pretty long haul out there. Ceos completes the triad of major systems in that settled area. Because those few systems are so isolated from each other, it's possible to stack passenger missions all to a single destination up to the capacity of any ship and complete them all in one go. Ship requirements for Robigo Runs are pretty simple.
Not on this list? Weapons, shields, or optimized core modules other than FSD and thrusters. A big enough distributor to boost regularly is good. A fuel scoop to travel out to Robigo is probably necessary, but should be dumped on arrival. Babbage Gateway in Ceos has the best local outfitting options. Check there to see which cabins are available on-hand to replace your fuel scoop with when you arrive. The usual recommendation for Robigo Runs is the Python, as the closest station in Robigo is an outpost (and so caps at Medium pads). Large ships to a more distant starport are an option, but they have more supercruise travel time and more realspace flight time to dock and undock. If a Python is out of budget, a Type-6 is excellent and cheap, and there's nothing between that and the Python that I'd bother spending money on just for Robigo. The T6's combination of jump range and number of cabins (as distinct from theoretical number of passengers) make alternatives meh at best. The AspX, famed as it is as an outstanding mid-range multi-role, is inferior to the T6 for Robigo Runs. Really. T6, Python, larges if you want them (Conda, Cutter, Vette). A T6 (manual FSD engineering to 50% of Grade 4 Increased Range) costs less than 3M Cr for six cabins (two max-size). A Python (running the stock v1 FSD from the tech broker) costs a bit under 60M Cr for eight cabins (five max-size). An Anaconda (manual FSD engineering to Grade 2) costs 165M Cr for ten cabins (seven max-size). All add one tiny cabin to those numbers if you drop the autodock. |