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Congratulations on a successful rescue, Fuel Rat!

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Now that the client is safe once again, your job is to make sure (s)he won't ever need our services again. We do this through an in-game debriefing of the client, giving them some pointers that hopefully helps them understand the fuel mechanics in Elite: Dangerous better.  The debrief should be suited to the experience level of the client and the situation that caused them to need our help.  A new player is generally going to need a more comprehensive debrief than an experienced player.


The debriefing can be performed in voice chat, in-game text chat, or if needed, the #debrief channel on IRC. The #debrief channel is primarily for use with players who speak a language that uses a charset that Elite: Dangerous does not support, such as Russian.  It can also be used if the debrief is being conducted by someone other than the rat(s) involved in the rescue who don't speak the client's native language.


Use the flowchart below to assist you in the debriefing process.

 



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titleSqueak with confidence and accuracy!

Being clear and concise with the client is important! Remember that the client may not be nearly as experienced as you are, and some things may need further explaining. Always try to squeak (or type) in a friendly and inviting tone, and don't be afraid to spark up some extra conversation while going through the debrief. Ultimately, most rats end up developing their own style or flare debriefing this way.


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title!KGBFOAM

Use "!KGBFOAM [Client NickName]" in the IRC chat to give the player a guide on Galaxy Map functions. There may be translated versions available as !kgbfoam-<language>. see KGBFOAM for current languages that are available


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titleWhat's this foam business?!

Rather new to scoopable stars in general? KGBFOAM is your friend! this collection of letters stands for the 7 scoopable star types: K, G, B, F, O, A, and M. the acronym "OBAFGKM" is also commonly used, as it better represents them in order of surface temperature of the star.




 Debrief FlowChart


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"Does the client have a fuel scoop? (*1)" -> "Teach client how to find scoop-able stars." [label="scoop", fontsize=10]
"Teach client how to find scoop-able stars." ->"Teach client about solid/dotted lines when plotting a route"
"Does the client have a fuel scoop? (*1)" -> "Teach client about fuel scoops and KGBFOAM" [label="no scoop", fontsize=10]
"Teach client about fuel scoops and KGBFOAM" -> "Teach client how to find nearest station (*2)" -> "Teach client about solid/dotted lines when plotting a route" -> "Teach client about Economical/Fast routes" -> "Ask client if (s)he has any questions" -> "Ask if the client would like to be escorted to a station"



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titleImportant!

Using !kgbfoam does not count as teaching your client the key points of the flowchart!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 










 

*1: Check for a fuel scoop under "Sub-Modules"

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*2: How to find a system with a station.