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Why is it, when I take a crafting mission the Destination is always the same closest city (Like I take it in Moenia, it's always Deeja Peak, (Not Theed or Kaadara)?

I would like them to be random (other cities), as well

It maybe by design, but I don't see why.

Is it just me?

Anyone?

Is this by design, or overlooked?

I don't just want to take the mission from next closest city, but anywhere on the same planet...

I know exactly what you mean. It's as if you take a mission from Moenia and it the waypoint is for Keren, and vice versa. I absolutely agree that they should scatter the ending point where you're suppose to give the finished product to the customer.I had a delivery mission once that was in the middle of the ocean. odd but as for crafting mission they should be scattered to different cities no just repetitive back and forth between two cities.

Have you tried the surveying missions? I still don't get how to accomplish them...anyone mind filling me in...

The survey mission details will list a type of resources and a concentration.... all you have to do is find a resource with that concentration or higher at least 512 meters away from the mission terminal where you obtained the mission.
To complete the mission all you have to do is survey the resource. You don't have to sample it at all.

bah so thats how you do a survey mission, i couldnt figure out how lol

I have found them to be all going to one city as well, but for varying fees from 3 or 400 all the way up to 1800. I have occasionally padded my purse with a couple of these between Tyrennia and the island at the south end of Corellia. Can make for a really fat payday.

Honestly though, this would only slow me down a bit if they went to random cities on the planet, I'd just look for two in the same destination, the destination would be further away but would still take just the same amount of shuttle time.

I'm surprised I haven't seen these device parts on the bazaar If I botch the build, I have to abort the mission -- with no penalty, I might add!