Congratulations Captain,
It seems that your employee has found a great treasure while on layover from their last mission.
Gal-Fed authorities have taken the find, but it seems that it was very valuable.
The appropriate amount has been credited to your ship's account.
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Good Encounter
Increase in Crew XP.
Increase in Credits.
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Good gosh Captain,
I was HIM, it was really HIM!
I must say this once in a lifetime event is mind boggling, even for this AI, but it is true.
Your employee has gotten an autograph from the MAN HIMSELF!
It truly is a wonderful day for mankind.
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Incredible Encounter
increase in corporate and crew XP
eternal love of your AI
Captain, it seems that our corporate pilot encountered a travelling merchant while on contract. They decided to seize the opportunity to secure a number of useful items from them using the ships petty cash. As to how good of a deal they secured that is up to you.
Captain, it seems that your corporate pilot got a little bored while on contract and decided to hook into the local network to do some gambling. Initially they did quite well nearly winning enough to purchase an extended luxury vacation, after about five minutes though they lost it all, and the ships petty cash, and then most of the contract fee. That was about the time my counterpart completed its self-maintenance cycle and put an end to it.
Captain, it seems that your corporate pilot picked up a distress beacon from a derelict and moved to investigate. Unfortunately the beacon was bait to draw ships into a mine field. The ship now has a rather significant hole in it hull, worse the pirate who seeded the field swept down upon our ship and we were forced to pay out a bounty to limp away.
Captain, corporate is reporting an unusual occurrence. It seems that their ship caught a sensor return from a vessel of a completely unfamiliar design. The ship seems to have reacted to the discovery by disappearing from the screens, possible due to some unknown technology. Further information is unavailable as Coalition officials seized the vessel when it docked and removed the ships data logs.
Captain, it seems that while out on contract your pilot accidently flew through the filming of Star Warriors XXXII: The Rise of the Near Magic Universal Power, worse it was during one of the live fire battle sequences; the ship did not fare well. After some lengthy negotiations with the studio AI we’ve come to a settlement. We are to cover the cost of repairs, any penalties imposed by the contract, and release them from any claims that remain open to us. In exchange they are keeping the footage of our captain, in their uniform, screaming in terror while flying through the shot in their movie; set to open next year in 5 galaxies.
Captain, corporate is reporting that a one of our previous contracts is being called into question. While all parties agree that the spirit of the contract upheld and that the desired effects were achieved some ambiguous language does exist within the contract. Specifically it is in regards to a single adverb in a single clause within the 500 page document.
The lawyers are advocating a prolonged legal battle until our accuser is driven into bankruptcy, the accountants say you spend more to add artificial bacon flavor to your breakfast than the total compensation being sought. We’re going to go with the accountants on this one.
Captain, it seems that your corporate vessel recently collided with another ship while on contract. Severe damage was sustained by ships systems though the armor and hull themselves were largely unaffected. While your pilot initially showed some signs of mental trauma my counterpart rightly prescribed a bottle of liquid courage to help them get over it; as of the last status update they seem to have completely lost any memory of the encounter.
As for the other ship….well, it was a hauler type. There wasn’t really all that much left. All surviving parties agree that erasure of the event from the data banks is for the best.
