Starfield:ECS Constant

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Ship:
ECS Constant
(view on map)
Console Location Code(s)
SettleECSConstantInt01
Orbits
Porrima II
System
Porrima System

The ECS Constant is a generation ship that has been traveling in isolation for 200 years. After entering the Porrima System, a mysterious ship can be seen orbiting Porrima II. Attempting to hail the ship only results in hearing distorted screeching noises. It's also possible to receive a distress call from Jiro Sugiyama requesting you to speak with him on Paradiso regarding the ship. Either docking and boarding the ship or speaking with Jiro will begin the mission "First Contact".

If you equipped the ECS Constant with a grav drive during First Contact you will receive the activity Location of the ECS Constant that will point you to Leviathan VI-a.

ECS Constant People[edit]

To edit this section: ECS Constant People

ECS Constant
Abe Levitz
Amin Kazemi
Bomani Rida
Captain Diana Brackenridge
Daisuke Levitz Vendor
Dr. Lorelei Da Costa
Dr. Mabhuti Da Costa
Janet Yang
Julia Yang
Yue Garcia


Magazines, Slates, and Terminals

ItemTypeCollectionDescriptionLocation
Amala's Journal Book A collection of journal entries from Amala Mishra, a young first generation teenager who lived on board the ECS Constant in the years shortly after it first launched in 2140. Inside the classroom.
SF-icon-Inv-Notes-White.png Essentials of Modern Macroeconomics Book Snow Globes A 22nd century Economics textbook. Can become unobtainable. Inside the classroom.
What if I'm Right? Book An excerpt from Rupert Brackenridge's last autobiography, published on Earth before the departure of the ECS Constant. Inside the ship office.
Captain's Bridge Computer Terminal
Mausoleum Records Terminal


Related Missions[edit]

Location Scenes[edit]

Quest: COM_Companion_Barrett_Convo_ECSConstant01
Scene: COM_Companion_Barrett_Convo_ECSConstant_Scene

Barrett:

Captain Brackenridge, I cannot imagine the hardships of carrying a vision through to the end that was bequeathed to you by choices made before you were ever even born.

Captain Diana Brackenridge:

It's what I was raised to do.

Barrett:

Not many people would be able to live with the constraints of such an assignment. It's remarkable.

Captain:

We all knew what we had to do to get here.

Barrett:

You know more than anyone that leadership isn't just about steering the ship.

Captain:

Of course. It's about redirecting fear and anger so that peace is possible.

Barrett:

Or... so that a goal is possible. You decided to pursue peace on your own.

Captain:

I choose to believe that most of us share that goal.
But I will never expect it to be the default case.

See Also[edit]