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In the game Galaxy on Fire 2, players can unlock the Pan system by purchasing the coordinates from sellers in certain Space Lounges. The Pan sector is known for its abundance of cheap organs, which can be sold for a significant profit in other systems. To trade effectively in Pan, players will need approximately 300 free cargo space, half a million credits, and a Khador Drive. Upgrading your ship and customisations is the main goal of the game, and this can be achieved by earning money through mining, missions, or trading.

Purchase the map from Dyloon Jakoon at F'err Station of S'kolptorr System

To get to Pan, a hidden Terran system with 5 planets, you will need to purchase the map from Dyloon Jakoon at Ferr Station in the Skolptorr System. This map will set you back 10,000 credits and will give you access to level 8, 9, and 10 stations.

The status of the system is "risky", but it is a popular destination for traders due to its cheap organs. You can make a lot of money trading organs from Pan to Loma or Thynome, especially with a Valkyrie ship.

To find Dyloon Jakoon, head to Ferr Station in the Skolptorr System. This station is likely to be busy and bustling with traders and travellers, so keep your wits about you. Dyloon Jakoon is a merchant who deals in information and map trading, and he will be your key contact to obtaining the Pan map.

When you find Dyloon, you will need to negotiate the sale of the map. Be prepared to haggle, as he will likely start with a higher price. Have your credits ready, and once the deal is done, you will be in possession of the Pan map and can plan your journey to this hidden system.

Unlock the system by buying coordinates from Space Lounge sellers

To get to Pan GOF2, you can unlock the system by buying coordinates from Space Lounge sellers. This is because some systems are not displayed on the galaxy map from the start and must be unlocked before they can be accessed. While some systems are automatically unlocked as the storyline progresses, others need to be actively unlocked by the player.

To unlock these hidden systems, you can purchase the coordinates from sellers in certain Space Lounges. These Unlockable Systems are useful as their stations often sell unique weapons, commodities, and blueprints. Most of these systems have at least one station, which usually sells a blueprint. However, some of the Unlockable Systems do not have a station or a jumpgate.

One such hidden system is Pan, which is a Terran system with five planets. The system status is "Risky," and the map can be purchased from Dyloon Jakoon at F'err Station in the S'kolptorr System for 10,000 credits. The Pan sector is known for having the cheapest organs, which can be traded for a lot of money. For example, the trading route from Pan to Loma or Pan to Thynome (without Valkyrie) is an efficient way to gain money. Additionally, the blueprints for the AMR Extinctor nuke can be bought in the Decimus Space Lounge for 5,999 credits.

Therefore, by purchasing the coordinates for hidden systems like Pan from Space Lounge sellers, you can unlock new areas to explore and take advantage of the unique opportunities they offer.

Earn money by trading organs, completing missions, or mining

There are several ways to make money in Galaxy on Fire 2. Here are some methods that involve trading organs, completing missions, or mining:

Trading Organs

The Pan system is known for having the cheapest organs, which are also very common there. A profitable trade route is to buy organs in Pan and sell them in the Aquila or Wolf-Reiser systems, where they can be sold for a much higher price. This route can also be extended to include the Thynome and Suteo systems. In Thynome, buy all the implants being sold, then travel to Aquila and buy all the implants there. Finally, go to Pan and sell your implants for a profit. Repeat the process as needed.

Another trade route involves buying cheap organs and turrets in Suteo and selling them in the Loma system. This route is recommended only for players with powerful ships, weapons, shields, armour, and a cloaking device, as many systems along the way are classified as dangerous and contain hordes of pirates.

Completing Missions

You can earn money by completing missions, such as hunting down criminals and looting. One type of mission is to hunt down Most Wanted criminals, which can be picked up at a Space Lounge. These missions can be lucrative, especially when starting on extreme difficulty.

Another way to earn money is by purchasing items that are in high demand. Visit the Space Lounges in different systems and look for people who are willing to pay a premium for certain items. You can then source these items and sell them for a profit.

Mining

Mining for valuable resources, such as void crystals, titanium, or alien remains, can also be a profitable venture. The Void system, in particular, is known for its valuable void crystals. However, it is important to have a well-equipped ship and wingmen to protect you from the Voids while mining.

Additionally, asteroid mining can be a good way to earn money. Asteroids near supernovas are known to have valuable resources, but be sure to equip your ship with gamma shields before attempting this.

By utilising these methods, players can earn substantial amounts of money in Galaxy on Fire 2.

Buy the Kaamo Club space station with 50 Buskat

To get to Pan in GOF2, you must first unlock the system. Some systems are automatically unlocked as the storyline progresses, but others need to be actively unlocked by the player. This can be done by purchasing the coordinates from sellers in certain Space Lounges.

Now, to buy the Kaamo Club space station with 50 Buskat, you will need to do the following:

Firstly, Buskat is an extremely rare and expensive mineral, being the remnant of an imploded star. It is often used by the wives of luxury-obsessed dictators as a spice or narcotic. It is very hard to find in Galaxy on Fire 2, but it does appear randomly in space stations and with other pilots, and can also be obtained by defeating Most Wanted Criminals. It is believed to be found most commonly in Vossk territory. Merchants in space lounges also trade it, but they buy more and sell less. It is also known to appear at Sao Perula in the Loma system.

You will need 50t of Buskat to buy the Kaamo Club from Mkkt Bkkt, who originally owned the station. It is located in the Shima solar system, orbiting the planet Kaamo. The Kaamo Club is a space station club that was often attacked by pirates. After a raid, Mkkt Bkkt gave up the station and offered it to Keith T. Maxwell for 50 Buskat and 30 million credits.

You can also purchase the Kaamo Club add-on as an in-game purchase for $1.99. This is the quickest way to gain access to the Shima system and the Kaamo Club.

Once you own the Kaamo Club, you can store old ships there whenever you purchase a new one. You can store an unlimited number of ships, although only one of the same type of ship. If you are a collector, you can buy a ship, store it at the Kaamo Club hangar, and continue to pilot your original ship.

The Kaamo Club also becomes a personal armory, allowing you to store weapons, equipment, and commodities, and switch between them with no price. Special dealers can be found in the space station that will offer you rare equipment, ships, and upgrades.

Upgrade your ship and unlock medals

In Galaxy on Fire 2, the main goal is to upgrade your ship and take on more challenging missions. There are three main ways to make money in the game, which can be used to upgrade your ship: mining, missions, and trading.

Mining

Mining is the slowest way to generate income, but it is also the safest. To mine, fly out from a safe outpost with the best drill you can find and complete the drill mini-game until your cargo is full. Then, sell your cargo.

Missions

Different types of missions are given in the space lounges, with varying levels of danger and pay. Missions pay based on difficulty, your standing with the faction, and the number of medals you have unlocked. To increase your income from missions, pick a race from each conflict (Terran vs Vossk, Nivelian vs Mido) and complete missions for that race to eventually receive a 100% bonus reward for these missions.

Trading

Trading requires a startup cost of approximately 300 free cargo space, half a million credits, and a khador drive. With these, you can unlock the Pan system and buy organs in Pan to sell in Wolf-Reisner. You can also sell implants, rare plants, and rare animals back in Pan.

Blueprints

Purchase blueprints for both medals and income. At each station, you can buy all the general blueprint commodities (mechanical supplies, optics, hydraulics, etc.) and then go to the blueprint menu to add all the new commodities to a blueprint. Even sending these materials to another station where the blueprint is located will generally net an income when selling the completed item.

Medals

Medals can be unlocked by completing specific tasks in the game. For example, the Survivor Gold medal can be obtained by arriving with less than 5% of hull energy, and the Geologist Gold medal can be earned by mining at least 11 different types of ore. Unlocking medals will increase your income from missions.

If you get all the gold medals in the game, you can unlock the secret VoidX spaceship, the hardest ship to obtain in the game. Once you have the VoidX, you can easily get all the other ships.

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