Simultaneously, additional citizen armament laws loosened the restrictions on what equipment could be sold off and to whom it could be sold to, gradually going from authorized militia forces to corporate and finally private entities. Within two decades, however, the need for larger-scale fighting ships had become greater and Aegis was forced to significantly expand its investment in mining corporations in order to make up for lost scrap resources. The law was primarily passed to allow citizens to purchase former freighters and the initial reception to the availability of former military frigates was generally cold. For Idrises, the keel-mounted gun needed to be permanently disabled and all classified subsystems, such as military-spec targeting software, needed to be removed. Surplus: In 2801, with the passage of the first Surplus Act that gave approved civilian organizations the rights to bid on properly-demilitarized but still-functional spacecraft up to and including destroyer-class vessels.While Aegis' shipbreakers were forbidden from salvaging and reusing systems, they were able to recycle roughly 35% of the scrap tonnage in the construction of newly produced frigates. Scrap: For the first two hundred years of production, Idrises were reliably scrapped upon decommissioning a requirement specified by law for all capital assets by the early UEE government.They are not required to start or succeed at the game. These ships will be available for in-game credits and/or will be otherwise earnable through play in the final universe. We offer pledge ships to help fund Star Citizen’s development. This loaner vehicle will be a currently playable vehicle of similar approximate size and/or function to the MISC Odyssey – initially the Anvil Carrack for gameplay in the Persistent Universe and the MISC Reliant Kore for other game modes we reserve the right to update the selection of loaner ships if more applicable choices become available during development. If you pledge towards a MISC Odyssey, you will also receive a loaner vehicle for use in Star Citizen until such time as the MISC Odyssey is included in-game. It will be available as playable content in a later patch.
This means that the vehicle is in development, but it is not yet ready to play in Star Citizen. The MISC Odyssey is being offered for the first time as a limited vehicle concept pledge.
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