Imagine THIS many stars to play around in!

[Armante]

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6 Million LY big.

100 TRILLION stars.

Perhaps Frontier Dev can use it for the sequel

 

[Danger Mouse]

There must be so many bugs in that galaxy!

 

[Icarus1]

I could go for the the amount of stars were presented in the Beta 2.x tube selection, just have a working economy and better missions.

 

[Vasea Azure]

I visited around 250 star systems so far and I'm already overwhelmed

 

[Enride]

6 million lightyears and still fits my screen...

 

[Meraco]

Wouldn't a natural next step be to have access to "all" the Galaxies in the universe represented?
And then using the "Friendship Drive" at the core of one Galaxy "Black Hole" to jump to the next one.
"My Gawd... It's full of stars..."

 

[ICO_hr]

With that more bugs in it.No thanks, i'm happy with what we have now.

 

[Sargon]

Well now I know. God used procedural generation to create the universe in just 6 days.

 

[Enride]

Well now I know. God used procedural generation to create the universe in just 6 days.

Considering all the bugs, exploits and viruses in real life, id say God better look for another career.

 

[Non Grata]

Well now I know. God used procedural generation to create the universe in just 6 days.

Rushed release and full of bugs such as the human race though.

 

[Miimis Maks]

Quality not quantity please.

 

[Fromhell]

There is always a bigger fish

 

[BigFW]

Rushed release and full of bugs such as the human race though.

His major patch (codenamed Messiah) turned out to just be a "very naughty boy"..

 

[CaptainKremmen]

Went there already. Hyperspacing there was long and boring. Supercruising around was boring. Just stars, planets, moons and nebulas, which were all boring.

 

[IcePic]

There must be so many bugs in that galaxy!

Then we just start another bug hunt...

 

[Sallen]

The size of the galaxy was a design decision (1:1 milky way) not a technical one. With procedural generation you could make it virtually infinite in size, but at some point it gets meaningless.

 

[Naruchico]

The size of the galaxy was a design decision (1:1 milky way) not a technical one. With procedural generation you could make it virtually infinite in size, but at some point it gets meaningless.

yup, exactly and I think it got meaningless as about 5,000 systems....a lot of space that frankly I just don't care about

 

[Slategrey252]

yup, exactly and I think it got meaningless as about 5,000 systems....a lot of space that frankly I just don't care about

And yet some of us do. I'm heading for the galactic core, and coining it in on exploration data as I go; not to mention the credits I'm picking up killing stuff that interdicts me en route.

 

[Kayweg]

It doesn't matter.
Even if ED had "only" 1 million systems, you'd never see all of them anyway.
It doesn't make any difference if you drown in 3m deep water or in 300m deep water.

 

[Enride]

It doesn't matter.
Even if ED had "only" 1 million systems, you'd never see all of them anyway.
It doesn't make any difference if you drown in 3m deep water or in 300m deep water.

Not for the actual function, no, but for the feeling and sensation most definitly.