UAV / Aerial reconnaissance
Paid intelligence: heat maps of a sector, without breaking fair play.
- Historical heat map per map sector
- Public delivery on Discord or private by DM
- Requires minimum fame and has a cooldown

What it is
The UAV system sells intelligence. A player pays for a sweep of a sector and receives a heat map of recent activity, generated by the bot from the position history. The information arrives with an intentional delay and cooldowns, so it serves for planning, not for hunting in real time.
How it works
- 1
The player requests a recon
With @uav_d1 they request a sweep of sector D1. They can choose the precision and whether it is public or just for them.
- 2
The bot charges and builds the map
The cost is deducted and an image of the sector's recent activity is generated. The data is always delayed: this is intelligence, not radar.
- 3
The image arrives
The map shows up in the public channel or in the player's DM, ready to plan the assault.
In-game commands
@uav_d1Public recon of sector D1@uav_d1_dmReceive it by private message on Discord@uav_cost_d1Check the cost before buying@ship_d1Request a reinforcement dropship in the sector
For the admin
- A new money and fame sink for the economy
- Delayed data and long cooldowns to prevent abuse
For the player
- A tactical edge earned through effort
- The feel of a real military operation
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