SSEO BROKE BOY

-Mod Re-Branded as SSEO BROKE BOY, the first in a series of overhaul expansions to Starfield.

-The New Database added with Free Lanes is now compatible with SSEO.

-Ship techs charge a premium on transactions, ship manufacturers sell at regular market value, and shady ship techs (Red Mile, Anchorpoint, The Key) sell at reduced value. This is so players can go to back to being a well paid space carjacker, or a proper ship manufacturer using your outposts.

-Players can now bundle up water, soda, fruit, ALL of the common inorganic resources, and all of the manufactured items they can produce in outpost. You can now have an aluminum factory, and immediately box some up in an extra large shipment to bring in the profits.

-Resources are now properly removed from the players inventory when crafting crates and other items.

-Players can now use Chasmbass Oil to produce extra aurora from full batches. This is VERY profitable, but requires chemistry 4.

-Mission board payouts have been further increased.

-Some quest rewards have made more rewarding to fit with the changes to the economy. For example with wise investing, finding Kryxs legacy should allow a player to change tax brackets overnight...

-Various UI fixes

CRATES, SHIPMENTS and WHOLESELLING

The key feature from Fallout 4 returns in Starfield, but with extra functionality inspired by other space games like Star Citizen and Elite Dangerous. Getting resources for building outposts, customizing weapons, and manufacturing expensive goods is more convenient than ever. In exchange, this convenience has been reflected in the price of each collection. Sure, they're more expensive to purchase than buying each item by itself, but the profit margins on trading in shipments is a worthwhile source of income. Furthermore, all of the 50+ crates players transport have been added to the leveled list, and these can also be bundled up into shipments of larger quantities. Boxed commodities come in 3 sizes:

Crates, Shipments, and Extra Large Shipments.

The amount of items in each will depend on the items being bundled, with only some item types coming in XL shipments. Some of these will require specific related perks to craft, to simulate the package handling skill curve of maintaining them during long hauls. Wholesalers will require a background in packing payloads to create crates, and upgrading it to higher ranks will unlock recipes for higher tiers of shipments for production. Those with more illicit cargo will need to be well-versed in Deception to create contraband shipments, with some shipment types requiring other higher-tiered skills to produce. For example, only a chemist can safely store and maintain a large shipment of Aurora.

CARGO TYPES

Manufactured goods shipments are a great way to both acquire rare crafting materials and maximize the revenue of player factor