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Adds NVG's to the outpost market #3616

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About The Pull Request

Adds Night vision goggles to the outpost, for 1000 credits a pop.

Why It's Good For The Game

Currently as it is, night vision goggles are inaccessible player wise unless your ship spawned with them, or you had found RnD in one of the few ruins left behind with them. With this PR, it adds them to the outpost cargo, which allows players to buy them without such needs.

Night vision goggles add to PvP a different field of combat with other hostile vessels, which include ambushes or as we have seen with a recent round, potential traps for the opposing side to fall into. Another aspect is their use in exploration and potential PvE encounters, like deep drills in caves or asteroids, or ruin exploration for ruins that either start with low/no power or have no functional lights for the explorers to see.

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add: Night vision goggles are now purchasable via the outpost for 1000 credits
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@github-actions github-actions bot added the Code change Watch something violently break. label Oct 21, 2024
@Burning02 Burning02 changed the title Update exploration.dm Night Vision Goggles Oct 21, 2024
@Burning02 Burning02 changed the title Night Vision Goggles Adds NVG's to the outpost market Oct 21, 2024
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i fully support this flashbang buff

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