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Is there a reason I can't loot player wrecks? Do I seriously need to be an Omega clone for that?
Originally posted by Harrison:
You should be able to. Yellow wrecks means that you're not the owner and taking from them will flag you as a suspect who can be attacked by anyone.

You may not be able to take from them if your criminal setting is locked. Next to your capacitor there's a little dot, if it's green then you won't be able to take any action that will flag you in any way. If the dot is yellow, you can make suspect actions that will allow players to attack you. If the dot is red, you can make criminal actions which, in high sec, will call down the wrath of CONCORD on you.
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Harrison Jan 11, 2018 @ 7:15pm 
You should be able to. Yellow wrecks means that you're not the owner and taking from them will flag you as a suspect who can be attacked by anyone.

You may not be able to take from them if your criminal setting is locked. Next to your capacitor there's a little dot, if it's green then you won't be able to take any action that will flag you in any way. If the dot is yellow, you can make suspect actions that will allow players to attack you. If the dot is red, you can make criminal actions which, in high sec, will call down the wrath of CONCORD on you.
Salami Tsunami Jan 11, 2018 @ 7:48pm 
Originally posted by Harrison:
You should be able to. Yellow wrecks means that you're not the owner and taking from them will flag you as a suspect who can be attacked by anyone.

You may not be able to take from them if your criminal setting is locked. Next to your capacitor there's a little dot, if it's green then you won't be able to take any action that will flag you in any way. If the dot is yellow, you can make suspect actions that will allow players to attack you. If the dot is red, you can make criminal actions which, in high sec, will call down the wrath of CONCORD on you.

Oh, okay. I was unaware that looting gave a suspect tag.
Harrison Jan 11, 2018 @ 7:53pm 
White wrecks are one's you or your corp own, blue wrecks are the wrecks of criminals or ones that have been abandoned and will not flag you.

The same applies to containers.
Salami Tsunami Jan 11, 2018 @ 8:00pm 
Okay. I found some wrecks when I was stalking around in nullsec, and I couldn't loot any of the very profitable contents. This irked me.

But now I know.
Harrison Jan 11, 2018 @ 8:06pm 
Well, in Nullsec, those rules don't apply but the status lock next to the capacitor does. Best advice I can give, set it to yellow and then be mindful of what you're doing when in highsec.
Salami Tsunami Jan 11, 2018 @ 8:45pm 
Okay, thanks for the assistance.

For reference, I don't usually attempt to loot or salvage other people's kills, but this particular spaceship graveyard was floating around without another player in sight.
Harrison Jan 11, 2018 @ 9:07pm 
This is EVE... If people take umbrage at you looting their wrecks... just shoot them.

And loot that wreck, too.
Salami Tsunami Jan 12, 2018 @ 6:25am 
Well if I had the right ship and equipment for that, I wouldn't need to be creeping around nullsec and scavenging wrecks in the first place.
Zen Jan 13, 2018 @ 4:07am 
Still, very good thing that you went bravely to nullsec this early, some people never muster the courage to do that.

This link might help to understand the mechanics in highsec/lowsec/nullsec better: {LINK REMOVED}
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Date Posted: Jan 11, 2018 @ 5:37pm
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