New Technology Revolutionizes Combat Ship Repair

[Gabby Newsome]

Hello fellow spacefarers. It’s Gabby Newsome with the News You Can Use!

A new technology has been developed that revolutionizes the way combat ships are repaired. The Combat Nano Repair Unit and Nano Retrieval Service allow pilots to repair their ships and shields quickly and easily, without having to worry about selecting the correct EBK.

The Combat Nano Repair Unit is a special device that allows pilots to access a new method of combat repair using nano repair capsules. The capsules are converted from EBK's using the Nano Retrieval Service.

The capsules are then placed in a pool, ready for pilots to use any time they want to activate the Combat Nano Repair Unit. The conversion rate is initially 50%, so converting a stack of say 100 E.B.K. Booster Kit (Hull) Level 1 will receive 20,000 Nano Repair Capsules.

Once the Combat Nano Repair Unit is fitted and activated, pilots can simply press the repair spanner to repair their ships and shields. This is a much faster and more efficient way to repair ships in combat than traditional methods.

The Combat Nano Repair Unit and Nano Retrieval Service offer a number of benefits to pilots, including:

Convenience: The Combat Nano Repair Unit allows pilots to repair their ships and shields quickly and easily, without having to worry about selecting the right EBK.

Efficiency: The Nano Retrieval Service allows pilots to convert their unused EBK's into nano repair capsules, which can then be used to repair their ships and shields using the Combat Nano Repair Unit. This is a much more efficient way to use than EBK’s as you don’t “waste” the excess. No more using a 1,000 unit EBK to repair 634 damage.

Cost savings: The Nano Retrieval Service charges a flat fee for converting EBK's into nano repair capsules. This means that pilots can save money in the long run by using the service, especially if they repair their ships and shields frequently.

Overall, the Combat Nano Repair Unit and Nano Retrieval Service should be a welcome addition to the world of combat ship repair. They offer a number of benefits to pilots, including convenience, efficiency, and cost savings.

Wow! That sounded more like an infomercial than a news report.

This is Gabby Newsome, signing off.