Bit Zeros

Got a big job for a big player. We’re in the process of making someone disappear, like completely vanish, and a part of that is recovering the blackbox from the “accident” that they had recently over at [Location|Address]. Only problem is, seems the people this person hired to stage the accident have gotten it in their heads that there’s more money to be made. So much so that they’re still keeping tabs on the now deceased’s ship. These guys aren’t playing around either. You’ll need a couple of friends to help you do this. But if you can get the blackbox out of there and into our hands by dropping it at [Destination|Target|Address], we can really make it worth your while. -Bit Zeros

[Contractor|RecoverItemDescription]

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Who we are and what we do is not important. All you gotta know is that we need things to get done and we pay people to do it. If everything goes well, we don’t ever have to meet. Doesn’t that sound good? Got a good one to start you off, nice and simple. There’s a blackbox from a downed ship at [Location|Address] that we want. All you have to do is take it to [Destination|Target|Address] and you get paid. Easy right? Watch out for scavs, you never know what kind of weirdos are hanging around these abandoned ships. -Bit Zeros

I’m really hoping you’re going to agree to do this since there doesn’t seem to be too many folks eager to take on a whole bunch of proximity mines. See, there’s a score that we’ve sourced at [Location|Address] but the physical security is proving more difficult than expected. If you can find a way to navigate through the mines or possibly a way to trigger them remotely, it should be relatively easy to grab the goods and make your way out of there. Drop them off at [Destination|Address] and you’ll get more than your fair cut of the credits for taking on the risk. -Bit Zeros

So we were expecting a pretty important package earlier today but turns out the pilot got ghosted and they ripped the tracking chip from it and got away. Pretty clever right? Not really, because they forgot to take the flight recorder too. Get the blackbox from the wreck at [Location|Address] and take it to [Destination|Target|Address]. We’ll send you the creds when you’re done. Oh and watch out for scavs, people are pretty desperate these days, even if it just some busted courier ship. -Bit Zeros

The muckers over at [Location|Address] decided that it would be a good idea to interfere with our business, and now we need to let them know unequivocally that they were mistaken. A little bit of sniffin’ through their data and we were able to sus out where the idiots keep their stash. Now all we need you to do is head over there and destroy every last bit of it. Figure that should drive the point home. - Bit Zeros

Don’t know if you’ve heard, but there’s a bunch of ships over at [Location|Address] surrounding a burnt-out ship. You curious why? I know we are. Think you can get in that wreck, grab the blackbox, and get out? We’ll pay you for it. Based on the number of sketchy ships in the area, you should bring some friends with to watch your ass, unless you’re some crazy solo act, but we’d prefer if you actually survived this so you can drop off the blackbox at [Destination|Target|Address] for us. But hey, your call. As long as it gets done. -Bit Zeros

I won’t go into the whole long boring story of why, but there are a few bits of [Location|Address] that we need destroyed. The important part is that I want to pay you a hefty chunk of credits to do it. I almost feel like you should be paying us for this because of how fun it’s going to be. Don’t even care how you get it done. Grenades, rocket launcher, day old Torpedo Burrito, it’s all the same to us. -Bit Zeros

I’m not gonna give you the whole backstory of what this person has done to us, but all you need to know is that some scumbag is trying to get a payout for a ship crash and the insurance company wants to see the blackbox recording to make sure everything is “above board”. We’re not gonna let that happen though. Snatch that blackbox at [Location|Address] and bring it to us instead so we can do some “creative editing” on the recording. Apparently, this area is a bit of a hot zone. Probably why they staged the accident there. You should probably bring some backup so you don’t get ghosted before you can bring the blackbox to us at [Destination|Target|Address]. -Bit Zeros

All right, Over at [Location|Address] there a few certain things they have in their possession that need to be liberated. Sure there may be a few guards or concerned individuals you’ll have to deal with, but for the most part it’s a relatively straight forward transaction – grab the stuff from the [Location] and take it to us at [Destination|Address]. Sometimes simple is best. -Bit Zeros

The slimy little cretins over at Shipping Area have been selling us trash data all while trying to double deal. Can’t let it stand. We want you to go teach them one final lesson and wipe out all the cowards you can find. Last I heard is they were holed up over near the Shipping Area. Spill their blood, and we’ll fill your wallet. -Bit Zeros

Someone of interest to us recently kicked the bucket (not our fault) over at [Location|Address] and we’re pretty curious what happened. We need you to grab the blackbox from the ship and drop it off at [Destination|Target|Address]. This is a shipwreck by the way, so chances are some scavs will be around there too. But don’t worry, that’s been factored into your pay too. -Bit Zeros

Hey, Got a problem we could use your help on. One of our former new-recruits did a complete crap job on a hack and wound up leaving a digital footprint so messy that it might as well be a full confession. A remote deletion’s not going to be good enough so I want you to go to Lobby and make sure their data servers are wiped from existence. As if this wasn’t a big enough of a mess already, the access codes to the locked server room door are only stored physically on site. That means you’re going to have to liberate a datapad with the code on it first before you can even get close to them. Don’t worry though. I’ll make sure the creds are worth all the hassle. - Bit Zeros

We were a little too smart with this one and it’s kinda backfired. Sometimes you gotta dream big, you know? Anyway. we were looking to move some encrypted data to one of our data havens and decided to hide it in a ship’s blackbox. They filled the ship with “valuable” stuff as a decoy in case it got attacked. The plan worked a little too well and the cargo might have attracted the wrong kind of attention. They stole all the cargo but missed the blackbox. Bad news is the ship is now swarming with outlaws. The data on that blackbox is useless to them, but we need it. If you can get it back for us, we can give you a nice cut from what we make. Seems like a fair deal, right? Head to [Location|Address] and after you’ve done your thing take the flight recorder to [Destination|Target|Address]. -Bit Zeros

We’ve been trying to access some sensitive data over at [Location|Address] but there seems to only be one backdoor we can use. The issue is we need someone onsite to trigger it. And I really do mean trigger it. If you can head over there and destroy part of their infrastructure, the emergency back up systems will kick online and we should be able to access everything we want. Wish I could see the surprise look on the faces of the lowlifes running the place when it happens. -Bit Zeros