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New Winchester is obviously the hub port in segment 1. If on a new save you are given a quest to go to Prosper and are told it's due north of New Winchester, then it means the proc gen system has spawned Proper in segment 2. If you find it on that playthrough and dock there, then that segment becomes locked into place for that captain and it will never change. If however you don't find it and turn the game off (or even back out to the title screen while you make a cup of tea), then the next time you load back into the game, any undiscovered segments may have shuffled, so the Proper port could this time be in segment 5 for example. This is then reflected in any directions displayed in the journal.
https://imgur.com/a/HYWqisx
Narratively, since they are different merchants it’s plausible that a seller may be trying to offload a good that someone at the same bazaar is trying to acquire, but that doesn’t mean they’ve necessarily stumbled upon each other yet. Consider your Captain as the savvy wheeler-dealer who has jumped in as the middleman in order to make a tidy profit.
Reworking the Prospects and Bargains system to “fix” this issue would be a huge undertaking. Since it’s such a minor issue we’d rather pour our time into adding new content, improving the usability of the game and making quality of life updates. For this reason it’s highly unlikely we will ever change this feature.
The explanation for this is given in the storylet that introduces them. A snippet from one branch is given in the spoiler below:
"All of them fancy scopes and sounding-equipment? That's for spotting smugglers. The Revenue Men put a lot of money into this."
The bridge is cramped, crammed with state-of-the-art sensory equipment. You put your eye to the main scope, and it flings your sight through the Monitor's precisely-aligned lenses and away to a distant stretch of the sky
The relay is part of the permanent landscape of the Brabazon segment, it's not a random spawn, so if you cannot find it on your map you've just not gotten close enough to uncover it. Below is a screenshot of the chart to show where the relay is in relation to The Bit Between/Brabazon dock.
In this screenshot the Brabazon segment has spawned north of London.
https://imgur.com/a/oINFxhi
https://imgur.com/a/zSYTWt9
Our motive here isn't censorship, it's worldbuilding. There is actually no profanity filter on Skies, this is a deliberate, edited choice in our prose. Dashing out the middle of swear-words was an occasional Victorian habit, and is a nice, low-effort way to establish our period and some of its (often hypocritical) habits.
Some words and names may be spelled differently in dialogue in order to hint at a character's accent. For example, you may see Wilma as Vilma when German characters are speaking.