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What Do Buyers Look for in an Elite Dangerous Account?

While Elite Dangerous is challenging and exciting, players can sometimes find themselves spending a lot of time doing tedious things in the game. In addition to this, getting to the late game and getting their hands on the more advanced gear and starships is going to take some time. To skip past a lot of this and try and speed up the process of reaching the endgame, some players decide to buy an Elite Dangerous account.

When they decide to buy an Elite Dangerous account, there are a few different things that many buyers generally take note of. They include:

• Combat, Trade, Exploration, and CQC Rank
• Amount of Credits
• Ships
• Engineer Levels

The higher the rank, the more the credits, and the more and better the starships are. While the account in question is going to be more expensive at higher ranks, the buyer makes the decision as to whether they think it is worth it or not.

Another thing that buyers commonly take note of the account’s Engineer level. The higher it is, the more upgrades they'll be able to make on their ships.

On the other hand, if they're trading in Elite Dangerous looking to buy ships, especially specific ones, they might just decide to buy an account with the specific ship that they want on it.

How Gamers Buy an Elite Dangerous Account

When they know that they want to buy an account, traders generally do not have a hard time doing so online. There are different platforms they might choose to go to, including forums, social media, and trading marketplaces. An account tends to happen between someone who once owned an account, and someone who is either just getting into the game or already plays the game and wants to skip ahead.

Before buying an account, a buyer will usually check offers between different sellers, comparing the contents of the accounts against their prices in a bid to find the best deal possible before commiting to a sale. They're also able to message sellers and ask questions about the offers or account if they're not sure about something which most sellers will be happy to answer.

Any gamer who is considering trading an account online should first read the terms and conditions and rules of the game's developers and publishers. If they have any further questions, they should reach out to the developers for clarification.

What is Elite Dangerous?

Elite Dangerous is set exactly 1331 years into the future whatever the year, as the game’s timeline moves along with the real world. Here, players, also known as pilots, explore a universe that has thousands upon thousands of star systems using spaceships, as well as undertake all sorts of endeavors – trading, mining, bounty-hunting, piracy and assassination – in order to earn money for gear, items, and more advanced starships. Players also engage in interstellar politics by choosing a faction and take on players that are members of opposing ones in a bid to control star systems or even galaxies. Last but definitely not least, the game has an overarching story, where you’ll be confronting a powerful extraterrestrial threat.

Why Do Players Want an Elite Dangerous Odyssey Account?

A primary reason that a lot of players buy an account in the first place is to skip forward through what they consider to be more 'tedious' content. They want to start playing at the most interesting parts of the game, or jump right into it with endgame gear and plenty of travel options open to them for limitless exploration. By looking for an account with the Odyssey expansion, buyers are trying to get into the most updated version of the game with the best possible content and gear, putting them at the pinnacle of everything Elite Dangerous has to offer.