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Focus on the opportunities offered in the Contracts menu in the mobiGlas.

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Mercenary
A mercenary is a player in Star Citizen that has been contracted to engage in combat to eliminate one or more targets, or perform a set of tasks that may be declared illegal by the local government. Performing any illegal task as a mercenary within UEE monitored space may result in a Crime Stat depending on the severity. Hauling
Cargo hauling and trading keeps the UEE moving, with prosperous careers to be forged through hauling contracts and commodity trading.

While cargo ventures can be fraught with risks between pickup and delivery, they can also be lucrative endeavors with the right knowledge, tools, and ship.

Below is a quick start guide to the Cargo career as of Alpha 4.1. We’ll also add to this page as additional aspects of the career come online in the future.

Bounty Hunter
Bounty hunting is the career of apprehending criminal NPCs as well as players. It is planned that fugitives need to be captured and transported to a target destination (such as Klescher Rehabilitation Facility) and claim a reward upon success. However, currently fugitives just need to be eliminated to be rewarded with the bounty and the criminal player be placed in a prison. Maintenance
Salvage Salvage is a career involving the reclamation of ship or vehicle parts. It allows players to reclaim Recycled Material Composite from ships and ship wrecks and collect it in storage containers, either to be used to repair other ships or to be traded.

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“to draw into a smaller compass, become smaller, shrink”
“make an agreement, enter into a contract, agree or establish to undertake mutually,”
“to draw several objects together; draw in, shorten, lessen, abridge,”
“make a bargain, make an agreement,”

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“agreement between two or more persons to do or not do some particular thing,” originally especially of marriage,
“a drawing together, a shrinking; a contract, an agreement,”

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“gut zusammenpassen, miteinander auskommen”,
vertragen “wegtragen, verleiten, ertragen, erdulden, sich gefallen lassen, verschonen, aussöhnen, einen Vertrag schließen”;

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“rechtsgültige Vereinbarung, Abmachung zwischen zwei oder mehreren Partnern, Kontrakt”,
mhd. vertrac ‘Vereinbarung, Verträglichkeit, Dauer, Gewinn";

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“acordar las condiciones y el precio para la ejecución de una obra o la prestar un servicio”

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diminuer de volume (ici en parlant d’un muscle)
Réunir deux voyelles ou deux syllabes pour n’en former qu’une seule
tirer ensemble d’où resserrer, réduire

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