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Ships from tech trees that cover multiple nations - such as Commonwealth, Pan-Asia or Europe - can choose to fly either the "national" flag shown in the tech tree, or the ensign of the nation they actually represent.īeginning at Access Level 16 captains may elect to hoist a non-national flag alongside the ship's national flag.

↑ The value in credits when sold from Inventory.Įach ship in the tech tree of a single nation flies the national flag or naval ensign of that nation.

Note that these signals are commonly available for other currencies such as credits, research points, and event currencies. There are 25% and 50% discount coupons available monthly.

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"I am proceeding to the position of the accident." Refer to the Port article for more information. The currently mounted and discouraged signals are displayed. In order to equip signals, click the "Equipment" tab under the BATTLE! button in the top center of the port screen.

Signals can be sold from Inventory for Credits, though this is generally not worthwhile.

Campaigns, challenges, and combat missions often reward signals.

Containers, especially More Signals and Try Your Luck containers, hold signals.

Reward: up to five " "More Signals" containers and two Gift containers.

You must earn 5,000 Base XP in victorious battles. The second mission chain comprises five missions with the same condition.Reward: up to three "More Signals" containers and one Gift container. You must earn 2,500 Base XP in victorious battles. The first mission chain comprises three missions with the same condition.The missions can be completed in Random, Ranked, and Co-op Battles, as well as in Operations and Brawls. Two weekly combat mission chains are available.Signals can be purchased in the Armory for Coal or Credits.A maximum of eight (8) combat signals can be flown simultaneously. In game, they confer combat bonuses to the ship flying them. Signals are small flag-like pennants, displayed individually or as a set, that nominally are used to communicate to other ships.