Fusion: Genesis – The Lucky Charm

Holy hell, after attempting this mission for the Sunshadow Syndicate for over an hour, I finally came across the solution while browsing a forum. Like myself, another gamer was beginning to think the mission was bugged. Turns out, we were piloting the wrong ship. Unlike other missions, this one doesn’t put you in the correct ship if you happen to be flying the wrong one. The wrong one being a Specter. The description of the ship says that you’ll heal yourself when hijacking another ship… what sounds like a useful ability. However, this ability also prevents you from taking control of the ship you’re hijacking, thus preventing you from completing this particular mission. Change ships and problem solved. You’ll be able to hijack and take control of a Consortium ship. I found the easiest place to do so was the Frozen Wastes.

Note, there is also no need to put any faction points into the Hijacking ability. The mission gives you the necessary requirements. After completing the mission, you will need to invest points if you wish to hijack again, although there doesn’t appear to be any value to hijacking so you’re points are probably better spent elsewhere.

New Extelligence Services website

The new site for Extelligence Internet Services has gone live. This was my first project of what will hopefully be a successful line of many more projects to come. Pleased with how it turned out and more importantly, the owners are thrilled with the new site. Also, the first site I’ve done that’s fully responsive. Really liking not having to build different applications for different devices. @media is the best.

Google Music goes live

Little update to what Google’s doing. Music went live recently. I don’t believe you need an invite any longer and they increased storage from 10,000 songs to 20,000.

Honestly, I stopped trying to use it since it was taking ages to upload my library. If you have the time and patience to upload your library, congratulations, you have your entire music library anywhere you have internet. Note, that there is still no way to download music so you can’t use it as a backup to your local files. Listening through a web browser works well enough and the mobile app is decent. Actually plays music — unlike Spotify. But unlike Spotify, you actually need to own the music to have anything to listen to.