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Other ships in hyper?
oh that is another ship?
this fuel scoop is so good for an E rank
Other ships in hyper?
Yeah, like I said....uncomfortably close...
Don't use it on the Orca, it will malfunction and kill you with irritating regularity.
It will work flawlessly on every ship, apart form the Anaconda, which depending on your approach vector will miss the slot and have to shunt itself once, perhaps twice, before getting through the slot.
oh that is another ship?
this fuel scoop is so good for an E rank
no way
I've seen like 20 of them
they look like a ball of ice with a white tail
what are those things?
damn I can't take my eyes of the screen for one moment to read just slammed into another star
24 more jumps
I don't allow my fuel tank to reach 80% at all
I'm going to kick you with my Class 4 overcharged Plasma Accelerator if you don't lose that docking computer and learn how to land!
Docking Computer for life! don't let anyone talk you out of one.
Uuuhh... should i start this in Horizons or Regular? On steam
I'm going to name my Conda
DOCKING COMPUTER
Docking Computer for life! don't let anyone talk you out of one.
Seriously, docking computers are the GOAT.
In about 2 months time on PS4, I shall in all likelihood be playing this game. As such, can anyone recommend me a good starter guide for the game?
I am looking to kick back, put on great ambient and jazz tracks in the background as I live out the fantasy NMS promised.
Any and All help will be very appreciated.
You don't want to just come back in 2 months time? lol.
The OP should have some good guides in it. They are all still relevant.
Edit: Posts #1 and #2 have a bunch of new player and feature guides.
holy shit this is how long it will take for my little sidewinder to come join me
I need it for some of the stuff I plan to get into here
ok I am missing a few As lol
Oh shit, I clicked on "Galactic Ranking List" for the very first time and I'm totally overwhelmed.
Help? Explanations? Who should I choose?
If you're going to be doing hauling. Check out eddb.io
It's a fantastic way to figure out what goods are needed, and where, and how to maximize your profit.
Nobody. Fuck 'em.
Edit: Does the game support HDR?
holy shit this is how long it will take for my little sidewinder to come join me
I need it for some of the stuff I plan to get into here
But why? Seems like this is a cool system where you can earn nice boni?
If you're going to be doing hauling. Check out eddb.io
It's a fantastic way to figure out what goods are needed, and where, and how to maximize your profit.
You don't necessarily have to A rate everything, depends on what you're planning. D rated equipment is the lightest, so max distance trade and exploration ships usually have a lot of D stuff still, like thrusters and life support.
Second day in the game, don't have so many issues with landing anymore. Threw out my shield for loading capacity and the hangar for fuel. Closing in on 1.4 mio CR. Not sure if I should upgrade my frameshiftdrive and get more cash or just buy my first ship. Suggestions?
Nope.
Fuck transfer times. You can thank the community for that engaging bit of gameplay.
This video here by the way is pretty good in showing of the Hotas 4 on PS4.
https://youtu.be/Ekx9vbpPPbk
Just watched the first 10 minutes now and it really shows how much this stick would improve the game even more. I think I need it now.
I would love to hear the back story for how this came to be but I'm not really mad at it, I'll only be mad if the community starts a campaign to take away my Docking Computer
I am happy I stuck with it, I think I'm gonna love this grind
I am going to go read the lore again because I read it like a year ago I need to see if I want to role-play at all
Does anyone know a system where I can find metallic rings near ce bootis? Gotta deliver 6 osmium to 37 xi bootis but turns out I got the wrong rings here in CE.(metal rich)
I'm certainly not interested in fighting you, though if you'd like to engage in some PvP, I'll be sure to bring the best of my 31 ship-fleet for the occasion.I really really like this timed delay.
A feature like this needs to have some kind of restriction and a timed one is a cool solution.
You can get our ship but you have to wait 30 minutes until it's transported to your station, fine, then I go and do some other mission for 30 minutes until the package arrives. It fits perfectly to the game and the universe.
It's still a deep space simulation, if you would not have this kind of restriction, it would feel very odd and out of place to the rest of the game.
I like it, it helps the immersion and the game in general. Fight me.
Frontier decided they wanted to add a quality of life feature to allow players to manage their fleets better and be able to use their ships when they wanted to as they saw fit.
One of the roadblocks to regular access of your fleet was a lack of a way to transfer your ships to a different station so you could have access to them. For example, if all your combat ships were in Evarate, but you had flown 200LY away to Kamadhenu on a trade run and saw a combat zone you really wanted to jump into for a change of pace or something, you would basically have to fly that 200LY *back* to Evarate, then 200LY *back* to Kamadhenu to do your fighting. That's like...an hour or more of "thrilling" (sleep-inducing) of flight time, so people would just sigh and go back to trading or whatever.
So, FDev's solution was to add transfers which would be instant and allow you to quickly get your hands on any ship in your fleet. Well some in the community didn't like the idea because it "broke their immersion". How could da ships travel dat fast!?! Universe broken! Others were concerned that it would be exploited by PvP focused players to seal-club (kill new players or defenseless players) more frequently and with impunity.
Eventually, FDev decided to leave it to the community to decide to which they preferred via an email survey response request that went out. The majority of respondents said they preferred a time delay on ship transfer. So that's what they gave us. So now we have to wait minutes or hours to move ships around and lots of potential gameplay opportunities were left on the cutting room floor in order to preserve "immersion".
So now we get exciting gameplay that includes logging out of ED and playing something else while you wait real minutes/hours to gain access to the ship you wanted.
Whether your "immersion" is made better with having to wait on your ship(s) to arrive or not is a matter of personal preference. Some people need it apparently, some people would prefer it to have been instant. As such, the worth of the current implementation will vary wildly from person to person.