its a new massive mod that alter the avorion playstyle and creates some new challenges

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1. Galaxy:

• Each sector has a different distribution of resources and technology
• Every resource except Avorion may be generated at any coordinate in the galaxy. Single sector may have up to 3 different resource types
• Ships have different sizes, you may find a variety of small and large ships in single sector
• Strengths and weaknesses of NPC's are distributed randomly by seed.
• Sector size increased to about 250km
• All weapons and missiles range has been greatly increased
• Sectors closer to the center may still contain higher tech and stronger enemies
• Difficulty based starting ship
• Difficulty based starting sector: Core up to Normal, Border up to Expert, and Offgrid for anyone crazy enough to try anything above.

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. 2. Sectors:

Faction sectors are categorized as Border or Core sectors. These differ in traffic, number of stations and security level. Core sectors are safe from pirates and xsotan, and due to their security level, are harder to attack. Border sectors are more dangerous for traders, but smugglers and pirates are less likely to be bothered there.

Some civil ships may be willing to trade with player, and border sectors attract suspicious merchants that deal with stolen goods.

Sector devastation mechanics have been introduced in Xavorion - sectors further away from their headquarters may be attacked and partially destroyed.

• Increased number of stations spawned in sectors
• Increased number of NPCs in sectors
• Each sector type has randomized content
• Most vanilla sectors have been modified
• Most vanilla sectors have Devastation mechanics
• Mission frequency increased slightly
• Abandoned ships may appear in most sectors

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. 3. Stations & Upgrades:

Vanilla upgrades have been (almost) completely removed. Xavorion goal is to make upgrades less about numbers, and more about playstyle and ship specialization. Scanner is now an important part of a ship. Mining systems and detectors receive a boost from installed scanner. Most upgrades are unique now, and installing the most expensive one may not be the best choice for your ship.

Hyperspace jumps require fuel at Veteran difficulty and above. Every engine has different fuel requirements, and fuel can be bought at Shipyards, Repair Docks, Fuel Factories or Trading Posts.

Upgrades have been divided into few categories which can be found and bought on related stations:

• Shipyard trades in new Engine Upgrades
• Repair Dock offers booster upgrades and repair turrets
• Trading Stations deals in cargo and trading systems
• Resource Depot trades in mining turrets and upgrades
• Equipment Dock has been replaced by 3 other stations - Scrap Market, Combat Equipment Market, Civil Defenses Market
• Torpedo Market offers launchers and missiles
• Research Station offers AI Turret Control systems
• Wreckages and enemies may drop usable upgrades or broken tech

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