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I need a new fuel scoop (4A). Filling up a Conda takes like five minutes.
What changed? This OT has been lit up recently. Has there been a new major update or something?
PS4 release.
Here lies Ram Tah, next to Robigo, and soon likely Quince.Looks like the Ram Tah scan mission got nerfed.
Just remember the first rule of FDev, if it is enjoyable and it makes you money it will be nerfed or removed.
Have they decreased the rate of interdictions over the last year or so? Since I have returned to the game, I have not gotten interdicted once.
Maybe they have some algorithm to not fuck with combat ships? It was kind of dumb when they interdicted my armed to the teeth Fer-De-Lance with an shieldless Sidewinder and tell me to drop my cargo (when I don't even have cargo racks).I just got interdicted like five times in 45 minutes.
"Give me 10k credits and I'll let you live!"
"Did I say you could leave?!"
Fuck off AI
My interest has peaked, and I want to buy. My question is - should I just buy the regular digital version or the digital version with the season pass etc.
Will I be missing anything of value if I get base, cheap version?
Maybe they have some algorithm to not fuck with combat ships? It was kind of dumb when they interdicted my armed to the teeth Fer-De-Lance with an shieldless Sidewinder and tell me to drop my cargo (when I don't even have cargo racks).
Maybe they have some algorithm to not fuck with combat ships? It was kind of dumb when they interdicted my armed to the teeth Fer-De-Lance with an shieldless Sidewinder and tell me to drop my cargo (when I don't even have cargo racks).
Pretty sure they've greatly improved logic for attacking ships that don't have any or have very little/low value cargo.
If you have valuable cargo though--yuuuup, best get good at avoiding interdictions. They can be fun if you have a fighter, though.
The Ram Tah mission wasn't enjoyable. It was a tortured slog.
Woah, I thinking landing has made me quit this game already. What a fucking chore, needlessly difficult, and immersion breaking.
Haha, here we go again.
Get a docking computer. Don't let anyone talk you out of doing so.
lol yup get a docking computer asap
WTF, landing is so easy in this game. It might get harder when you get massive ships, but landing the beginning ships is a piece of cake. Plus you hover in the vacuum, with complete control in every direction, not like a flying sim.Woah, I thinking landing has made me quit this game already. What a fucking chore, needlessly difficult, and immersion breaking.
WTF, landing is so easy in this game. It might get harder when you get massive ships, but landing the beginning ships is a piece of cake. Plus you hover in the vacuum, with complete control in every direction, not like a flying sim.
On a random note, I had never played Elite I-III, but it's amazing to me how far technology has come. This was the thargoid ship in Frontier: First Encounters (aka Elite III).
And of course here's what it looks in Elite: Dangerous (aka Elite IV)
Damn, I was going to try that scanning mission for 201M. It actually seemed fun, though I suspect the fun turns to grind about halfway through.
10M though is just fucking ridiculous. I can get that in a single legit tourist mission that takes <1 hour to complete (and it'd take about 10minutes of the quince exploit they still haven't fixed).
hilarious, I just saw an Anaconda stuck on the entrance of the station, it was trying to wiggle itself in but the station was not having any of that and started shooting
Who's Felicity Farseer and why does she want to see me?
You think that's basic? I still remember my father playing Elite 1 on the Spectrum.
Ol' Speccy didn't have enough power to erase the stars behind objects. Other devs would go on to make games with full painted polygons, which often lead to a perfectly syncronized framerate: one second, one frame.
Worth going to see her even when I have a 4A FSD fitted and 20+ LY jumps?She's an Engineer, someone who can modify your ship modules. She specializes in FSDs, so it is well worth it to unlock her services to increase your jump range.
Worth going to see her even when I have a 4A FSD fitted and 20+ LY jumps?
As far as I am concerned even if you ignore every other engineer in the game getting a FSD boost is absolutely worth it, even the lower levels which are easy to get materials for.
Anybody has experience fixing the constant squeaking noise that the Thrustmaster HOTAS X (or the HOTAS 4, it's PS4 cousin) stick makes?
I imagine I need some kind of silicon lubricant but even then I'm not sure where to put it exactly.
The squeaking bothered me the most. It was completely functional. However, when I realized I was going to put a lot more time into ED, I upgraded.
How exactly do you get materials anyway? I know a got a bunch already but I have no idea how I got them.
Also... Yay first thread on the FD forums... https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showt...ia-the-Navigation-Panel?p=5754267#post5754267
Some materials you get as mission rewards, some you can pick up on planet surfaces with the SRV, some you get from destroyed ships or USS.
As for your thread, that's been brought up a few times now and they've said due to the way the route plotter works it cannot be done from the cockpit without the galaxy map loaded because the data for it doesn't exist before the map is opened. The only way it could be done was if that data was loaded in the background all the time and that's too resource intensive. There is a reason the Galaxy and System maps are fullscreen even though other parts of the UI appear in the cockpit.
Switch to FA off for landing. THAT is how new players feel about it for the first few times.WTF, landing is so easy in this game. It might get harder when you get massive ships, but landing the beginning ships is a piece of cake. Plus you hover in the vacuum, with complete control in every direction, not like a flying sim.
Switch to FA off for landing. THAT is how new players feel about it for the first few times.
I'm using FA off all the time, so I know where you are coming from Only the beluga sucks to land with most of the timeI actually prefer docking with FA off honestly, it makes things like synchronising rotation with the mail slot easier. Plus it reminds me of doing docking maneuvers with the Deltaglider in Orbiter.
Only when I'm in a real hurry do I keep FA on.
Honestly I'd recommend learning to dock with FA off to begin with, once you've done that a few times docking with it on is a piece of piss.