Ends over means consequences (Spoilers, obvi)

[AnUnculturedLittlePotato]

This choice is agonizing. I mean, its pretty clear that the gux are Zundu of some sort so the evidence is clearly planted but also it might be true? That matter is kind of irrelevant though to my question. What happens when you hand the data cube over? Something bad will happen, and I remember reading that I'll basically be hounded by inescapable battle cruisers for the rest of the game but that seems...wrong. Can someone simply tell me what will happen with each hand off?
Also can I dodge the decision by simply ignoring it until it gets abandoned?

[Tomcat]

If you help Thulun, you will get a unique dagger. Not really much a game changer weapon. It will also start this rivalry between houses and syndicates. If you help one side, they will win. Thulun winning will grant some offensive components but those will get outshined by a Cadar version when you complete a certain vignette. De Valtos winning gets you ECCM 5 which... who cares because Zenrin's C-Tak is much better.

There was only one game where I helped the Arbiter. But I also helped set up the coalition across the galaxy. In that file, one can encounter coalition ships. They are like independents but if you conscript them, they are traitless but can get traits. So in a way, they are the best to conscript.


No one ever chases you to the end of time. By the time you are doing this mission, you already should have a decent ship. The strongest human ships are actually merchants in SBCs because they fill their ship to the brim with officers and commanders.

[AnUnculturedLittlePotato]

Originally posted by Tomcat:

If you help Thulun, you will get a unique dagger. Not really much a game changer weapon. It will also start this rivalry between houses and syndicates. If you help one side, they will win. Thulun winning will grant some offensive components but those will get outshined by a Cadar version when you complete a certain vignette. De Valtos winning gets you ECCM 5 which... who cares because Zenrin's C-Tak is much better.

There was only one game where I helped the Arbiter. But I also helped set up the coalition across the galaxy. In that file, one can encounter coalition ships. They are like independents but if you conscript them, they are traitless but can get traits. So in a way, they are the best to conscript.


No one ever chases you to the end of time. By the time you are doing this mission, you already should have a decent ship. The strongest human ships are actually merchants in SBCs because they fill their ship to the brim with officers and commanders.

I see I see, ty ^^ Yeah I just bought a SBC so its still in the dry docks so seeing that I'd get chased by SBC's for forever was really scary. Thank you for the help ^^