Learn how to unlock and complete the Miyuki Trade League contracts from the Star Wars Outlaws DLC, A Pirate’s Fortune and what rewards you can earn from them.
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What is the Miyuki Trade League
The Miyuki Trade League is a faction of smugglers known for their reliability. Kay Vess can get the opportunity to work for them and their clients while earning some great rewards.
The contracts offered by the Miyuki Trade League are all space missions with levels of difficulty determined by you. The more difficult the contract, the more rewards you’ll reap.
To unlock the Miyuki Trade League contract broker, you’ll need to complete the third quest of A Pirate’s Fortune, No Prey, No Pay. Once you complete this quest, Reess Passik will become a new contract broker after you talk to him in Hauler’s Keep.
How Miyuki Contracts Work
When you select a contract, you’ll get your choice to smuggle for the Ashiga Clan, Crimson Dawn, the Hutt Cartel, and the Pyke Syndicate.
While the rewards seem small, those are merely the base rewards. You can increase the rewards by taking on more cargo.
Select Cargo
Each faction has favored cargo, but you can bring them cargo of any type to complete the contract. If you have the appropriate upgrades, you can haul different types of cargo.
When you start the contract, you can choose how much of each cargo type you’ll want to transport. You can transport up to three of each cargo type. This will increase your rewards, but provide more negative effects.
Cargo Types and Hazards
There are four types of cargo you can haul, each with their own unique effect which will make the job harder. If you carry multiple types of cargo, you’ll have to deal with multiple negative effects at the same time.
Ion Cargo
Ion Cargo is the preferred cargo of the Ashiga Clan. This will convert damage you take into ion damage which can eat away at your shields rather easily. The effects of carrying Ion Cargo are as follows:
| № of Cargo | Effects |
|---|---|
| 1 | Periodically converts all damage taken into ion damage. |
| 2 | Damage conversion periods last longer. |
| 3 | Damage conversion periods occur more frequently. If the Trailblazer is ever fully, ionized, the cargo starts to deteriorate and needs to be delivered before the timer runs out. |
Volatile Cargo
Volatile Cargo is the preferred cargo of Crimson Dawn. If you receive too much damage while carrying this cargo, you risk having the cargo destroyed. The effects of carrying Volatile Cargo are as follows:
| № of Cargo | Effects |
|---|---|
| 1 | Cargo has a damage threshold, and once that threshold is reached the cargo is destroyed. |
| 2 | Cargo has a reduced damage threshold before being destroyed. |
| 3 | Reduces damage threshold even further. When the hold is fully loaded, cargo cannot be repaired during transport. |
Timed Cargo
Timed cargo is the preferred cargo of the Hutt Cartel. When you pick up this cargo, you’ll have a limited amount of time to deliver the goods before they’re rendered unusable. The effects of carrying Timed Cargo are as follows:
| № of Cargo | Effects |
|---|---|
| 1 | Timed cargo needs to be delivered before the timer runs out. |
| 2 | Reduces the timer. |
| 3 | Reduces the timer further. When fully loaded, taking damage reduces the timer. |
Suspicious Cargo
Suspicious Cargo is the preferred cargo of the Pyke Syndicate. This cargo attracts a lot of attention other syndicates. Expect tougher fights when you carry this. The effects of carrying Suspicious Cargo are as follows:
| № of Cargo | Effects |
|---|---|
| 1 | Syndicate enemies will appear along the smuggling route. |
| 2 | Increase enemy presence. |
| 3 | Enemies will pilot stronger ships. When fully loaded, enemies will already have taken the shipment and will need to be hunted down. |
Contract Rewards
The base pay for the Miyuki Contracts is 375 Credits, 4 Cargo Signature Scramblers, and a small amount of reputation for the faction you’re working for. Depending on the cargo you choose to smuggle, you’ll gain differing amounts of increased rewards.
Favored Cargo Rewards
These are the total amount of rewards you’ll receive for transporting favored cargo for the client:
| № of Cargo |  |  | Reputation Gain |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 425 | 6 | Medium |
| 2 | 525 | 8 | Medium |
| 3 | 725 | 12 | Medium |
Non-favored Cargo Rewards
These are the total amount of rewards you’ll receive for transporting non-favored cargo for the client:
| № of Cargo | | | Reputation Gain |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 400 | 5 | Small |
| 2 | 450 | 6 | Small |
| 3 | 550 | 8 | Small |
Stacking Rewards
If you’re confident or feeling lucky, you can carry more than one type of cargo for the client. This combines the rewards you’ll gain from the contract.
For example, if you were to have all four types of cargo fully loaded, you would receive the following rewards for completing one contract:
| | Reputation Gain |
|---|---|---|
| 1,250 | 24 | Large |
Retrieve the Cargo
Once you have selected your client and once you’re transporting, retrieve the cargo located on your map. You’ll encounter some hostiles at the location, destroy them before picking up the cargo.
If you used any cooldowns, wait a moment to let them recharge before picking up the cargo. When you’re ready, pick up the cargo and jump to the destination system. Don’t stick around too long as more enemy ships will spawn in and start attacking you.
Deliver the Cargo
When you make the jump to hyperspace, only jump to your target destination. If you jump to any other system, you will fail the contract.
The moment you reach the destination, you’ll be attacked by hostiles. You’ll have the choice to Defeat or Escape all enemies.
Fighting your enemies risks damaging your cargo, but if you’re skilled and upgraded then this won’t be an issue.
Alternatively, you can run away by hitting the boosters until you reach the destination planet and land. Be sure to only land at your target destination or you’ll fail the contract.
When you deliver cargo to Hauler’s Keep or any other space station, you’ll often have hostiles restricting access to the landing pads. You can also lure hostiles away from a space station, run away, then land at the station to secure the cargo.
Collect your Rewards
When you land at the target destination, you can rest easy and you’ll collect your rewards when you load in. If you completed any Miyuki Objectives, you’ll gain special rewards in your ship’s delivery crate.
Cargo Support and Upgrades
Once you complete contracts, you’ll get Cargo Signature Scramblers that you can use to unlock new Cargo Supports and their upgrades. You can view these in the Trailblazer menu, by talking to Reess Passik, or using the holoprojector in the Trailblazer.
By default, you’ll have the Ion Dampening Hold installed when you talk to Reess Passik after completing the quest No Prey, No Pay.
Unlike other modules, you don’t need to choose which upgrade you want active. You can have all Cargo Support options active a the same time along with their upgrades. Upgrade your ship’s cargo support at a ship mechanic.
It’s definitely worth investing in these upgrades as they’ll make it easier to carry more cargo and beat those Miyuki Trade League objectives. Here are the modules and their upgrade requirements:
Ion Dampening Hold
The hold is reinforced by layers of ceramic shielding to protect systems from ionized cargo. The ship is still vulnerable to ionic discharges.
Ion Dampening Hold:
The cargo hold is able to smuggle Ionized cargo.
Requirements:
– Available by default
Ion Cycler:
Reduce the duration of cargo unstability.
Requirements:
– 1x Ion Dampening Hold
– 10x Cargo Signature Scrambler
– 1,000 credits
Current Insulator:
Reduce ion buildup gained while cargo is unstable.
Requirements:
–
Cargo Suspensor Array
Hold-mounted repulsor fields help protect fragile cargo. Careful piloting is required as violent maneuvers can overwhelm the system.
Cargo Suspensor Array:
The cargo hold is able to smuggle Volatile cargo.
Requirements:
– 2x Cargo Signature Scrambler
– 500 credits
Reactive Plating:
Reduce damage taken by the cargo.
Requirements:
– 1x Cargo Suspensor Array
– 10x Cargo Signature Scrambler
– 1,000 credits
Dedicated Repair System:
Increase health gained by the cargo when using the repair system.
Allows repairs when the cargo is fully loaded.
Requirements:
– 1x Reactive Plating
– 20x Cargo Signature Scramblers
– 2,000 credits
Rapid Cargo Loader
A built-in heavy lifter cuts loading and unloading times in half. When your cargo has an expiry date, every moment counts.
Rapid Cargo Loader:
The cargo hold is able to smuggle Timed cargo.
Requirements:
– 2x Cargo Signature Scrambler
– 500 credits
Stabilizing Coolant:
Increase time to complete contracts.
Requirements:
– 1x Rapid Cargo Loader
– 10x Cargo Signature Scrambler
– 1,000 credits
Energy Control System:
Reduce time lost when taking damage.
Requirements:
– 1x Stabilizing Coolant
– 20x Cargo Signature Scramblers
– 2,000 credits
Cargo Cloaking
Sensor scramblers disrupt the electromagnetic signatures of illicit cargo. Clever pirates and syndicates have learned to hunt for these scrambled signatures.
Cargo Cloaking:
The cargo hold is able to smuggle Suspicious cargo.
Requirements:
– 2x Cargo Signature Scrambler
– 500 credits
Transponder Mask:
Reduce enemy detection of the cargo.
Requirements:
– 1x Cargo Cloaking
– 10x Cargo Signature Scrambler
– 1,000 credits
Encrypted Beacon:
Syndicates will send allies during the contract.
Requirements:
– 1x Transponder Mask
– 20x Cargo Signature Scramblers
– 2,000 credits
Miyuki Trade League Rewards
By completing specific objectives, you’ll be able to get different rewards. These are an Active System module, Passive System modules, cosmetic items, and a Miyuki Trade League signet. You can pick these up from the Trailblazer’s delivery crate within the cargo hold.
Power Flux Emitter
Active System
A device that instantly vents heat from Cannons, rapidly reloads Launchers, and resets Repair System and Turret if they are on cooldown.
Requirements:
– Complete 1 Miyuki Contract.
Miyuki Trade League Signet
Upgrade
Unlocks new and better deals with the Miyuki Trade League
Requirements:
– Complete a Miyuki Contract with at least 6 cargo loaded.
Reactive Heatsinks
Passive System
Cannons lose heat when destroying enemy ships.
Requirements:
– Complete a Miyuki Contract with Ionized cargo type fully loaded.
Precision Optics
Passive System
Increases damage done to ship Weakpoints.
Requirements:
– Complete a Miyuki Contract with the Volatile cargo type fully loaded.
Kinetic Capacitors
Passive System
Temporarily increases Cannon damage and removes heat buildup after performing a Dodge or Maneuver.
Requirements:
– Complete a Miyuki Contract with the Timed cargo type fully loaded.
Turbocharged Servos
Passive System
Reduces Turret cooldown.
Requirements:
– Complete a Miyuki Contract with the Suspicious cargo type fully loaded.
Miyuki Trade League Signet
Vehicle Trinket
A token of appreciation the Miyuki Trade League gives to smugglers who have earned their trust.
Requirements:
– Complete a Miyuki Contract with at least 2 cargo types fully loaded.
Ion Flare Fuel
Trailblazer Fuel
The thruster tail of this fuel reacts to the presence of ions, burning a distinctive color. To those who know, this is a tell-tale sign that the ship has earned the Trade League’s favor.
Requirements:
– Complete a Miyuki Contract with at least 3 cargo types fully loaded.
Fortune Hunter Finish
Trailblazer Paint Job
A good smuggler knows how to hide in plain sight. This inconspicuous hull finish has been designed to attact little attention.
Requirements:
– Complete a Miyuki Contract with all 4 cargo types fully loaded.
Miyuki Trade League Signet Upgrade
After completing a Miyuki contract with at least 6 cargo loaded, you’ll earn this upgrade which opens up new deals at the Miyuki Trade League vendors.
You can purchase new upgrade materials such as Cargo Signature Scramblers, a Blaster Recirculator, an X-FP-C28 Ship Computer, and the P421 Ion Actuator.
This upgrade is necessary to achieve the final upgrade for the Ion Blaster’s Shock Configuration. This is the blaster configuration Hondo Ohnaka gives you after completing Brave the Unknown in A Pirate’s Fortune.
Miyuki Trade League Signet Trinket
Not to be confused with the previously mentioned upgrade, this signet acts as a trinket you can hang in the Trailblazer or on your speeder.
Ion Flare Fuel
The Ion Flare Fuel gives your thrusters a nice teal color. It’s very similar in color to the Megonite-Laden Fuel, only this is a tad more blue.
Fortune Hunter Finish
The most difficult reward to achieve, this paint job has the Trailblazer painted half yellow and half teal. Despite what the description implies, it’s anything but subtle.
Tips for completing Miyuki Contracts
Even though these are among the most difficult contracts in Star Wars Outlaws, they aren’t too bad if you have skill and upgraded components. Here are some tips you can use for completing the Miyuki Contracts.
Unlock all Ship Maneuvers
You’ll need to be more slippery than a greased Hutt to pull off these contracts. Ship maneuvers are a great way to do that, so be sure to unlock them through the Mercenary Expert and the High Roller Expert.
Upgrade your Ion Shield
After completing Brave the Unknown, you’ll unlock the Ion Shield for the Trailblazer. Be sure to visit a ship mechanic to upgrade this component as the increased ion resistance helps you get started when you transport ionized cargo.
Unlock Two Passive System Slots
Purchase the Miyuki Splice Core from a Miyuki Trade League Vendor to unlock a second passive systems slot. You’re going to need both passives to more easily complete contracts.
Land on a Planet for Challenging Objectives
If you’re trying to get the cosmetic items, you’ll want to take on contracts that have you land on a planet and not on a space station.
With all four cargo types loaded, you’re a ticking time bomb with a lot of hostiles on top of you. Your best bet is to avoid combat and book it to the planet. If a cruiser spawns near the planet, simply go to the side to lose it, then land.
Be sure to get at least the second upgrade for all cargo support options to comfortably take on a full load on all cargo types to get that paint job.
Recommended Trailblazer Build for Miyuki Contracts
The best build for Miyuki Contracts is a highly offensive one. Time is not on your side and you’ll often encounter small fighters trying to stop you. The sooner you can destroy enemies while going from point A to point B, the better.
- Rapid Fire Cannons
Since most hostiles you’ll face are nimble starfighters, make it easy on yourself with the Rapid Fire Cannon’s auto-lock feature. If you’re skilled enough, use the Plasburst Cannons. - Cluster Missiles
These are great for finishing off starfighters without any shields. Spread them out and try to not use multiple missiles on one target unless it’s a cruiser. - Laser Turret
Take the laser turret over the ion turret to deal as much damage as possible. Most starfighters you’ll encounter on these contracts are unshielded, so the laser turret can quickly dispatch them. - Power Flux Emitter
It’s on demand heat ventilation, reloaded missile launches, and cooldown resets on the repair system and turret. This works wonders during Miyuki contracts for the majority of situations you’ll encounter. - Precision Optics
These are for the cruisers you’ll encounter before your destination. When the starfighters are down and it’s just the cruiser left, switch to the Laser Cannons and the Heat Sink active system to quickly burn through weak points.
If you don’t have this yet, you can substitute it with the Enriched Coolant to lower the cooldown of your active system. - Over-Clocked Fire Control
This is a great buff for your turret and it’ll help you feel less overwhelmed when fighting multiple starfighters. Be sure to position your turret in a way that allows it to fire on enemy ships.
