4 fusion ignitors appeared in inventory. Why?

[Grunn_Zwol]

Tonight I was at a space station and I noticed 4 fusion ignitors in my inventory. Sold them for 60M.

I did not craft them and I don’t remember finding them. Could someone at the Nexus have given them to me without me noticing it? Is it possible to check my inventory history so I can find out?

[Chronverge]

That's absolutely possible. I've had random players drop crafted food, Atlas Passes and such in my inventory whilst on the Nexus. Just check your chat. Every transaction pops up in there.

[Orion Invictus]

I recommend you disable multiplayer. It's being used to grief by spamming inventories full of useless materials so you can't purchase things you actually want.

[Rubber]

It could just be somebody being nice, and throwing some units your way. The community is pretty nice, for the most part.

[Rubber]

Originally posted by Priest:

Originally posted by Rubber:

It could just be somebody being nice, and throwing some units your way. The community is pretty nice, for the most part.

Well, most gifted stuff is cheated.

I prefer to keep my inventory clean of such stuff in a uncheated game.
And if i cheat by myself i am able to add all stuff i want by myself too.

Nothings better to sabotage a other players game than put stuff in his inventory worth 500 mio units

It's just a matter of sharing the wealth. I've yet to encounter trolls, in game. To each his/her own.

[flick]

The trick is to ask people if they want it before you give it out. Some do, some don't.

[Mr. Bufferlow]

AFAIK, If someone is a designated "friend"...you have to particpate...they can put stuff in your inventory...and take stuff out I believe.

While receiving 4 items would be unusual, you may have taken a delivery mission, and that was the cargo. You can check pretty quick in your log to see.

[Zuleica]

Originally posted by Priest:

Originally posted by Rubber:

It could just be somebody being nice, and throwing some units your way. The community is pretty nice, for the most part.

Well, most gifted stuff is cheated.

I prefer to keep my inventory clean of such stuff in a uncheated game.
And if i cheat by myself i am able to add all stuff i want by myself too.

Nothings better to sabotage a other players game than put stuff in his inventory worth 500 mio units

How does that "sabotage" a players game? All you do is delete it if you don't want it. For the most part the things being reported given are pretty nice gifts. I've been in plenty of MP games where players gift other players, especially if they look new and in need.

[Rubber]

Originally posted by Priest:

Originally posted by Zuleica:

How does that "sabotage" a players game? All you do is delete it if you don't want it. For the most part the things being reported given are pretty nice gifts. I've been in plenty of MP games where players gift other players, especially if they look new and in need.

So you know allways what you have in your inventory ?

It's a good habit to know what you have in inventory.

[Rubber]

Originally posted by Priest:

Originally posted by Rubber:

It's a good habit to know what you have in inventory.

Human brainpower is limited. Memorizing my Inventory gives me no benefit.

I prefer to be as efficient as possible. As I said before, to each his/her own.

[Zuleica]

Originally posted by Priest:

Originally posted by Zuleica:

How does that "sabotage" a players game? All you do is delete it if you don't want it. For the most part the things being reported given are pretty nice gifts. I've been in plenty of MP games where players gift other players, especially if they look new and in need.

So you know allways what you have in your inventory ?

Not sure how you came to that conclusion but if I go to buy something and it says 'inventory full' I then look and delete what I don't want.