Conda integrity

Mike W

Mike W
Does the Conda have an integrity issue when used for very long range exploring,, if so, any ways to avoid it
 

marx

marx
In my experience with exploring in an Anaconda, by the time your ship integrity drops enough that the repair cost would be high, your profits will be much higher. If memory serves, when I came back from an expedition that netted me 20 million credits, the cost to repair my ship's integrity was just below 200k.
 

Mike W

Mike W
thanks guys ,, ive already driven it to Sadge on the Buckyball A* run, it had 98% hull when i got there,, but then someone said that integrity is different from the hull %age thats on your dash,,
 

Traveller_GG

Traveller_GG
Mike W said:
thanks guys ,, ive already driven it to Sadge on the Buckyball A* run, it had 98% hull when i got there,, but then someone said that integrity is different from the hull %age thats on your dash,,
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It's found top right on the repair page when you land at a station with repair facilities. Some people have actually missed this and think the "Repair All" catches everything. It does not, you have specifically visit the page click on the repair cost to fix the integrity
 

Allitnil

Allitnil
Ship integrity can only be viewed from the repair screen when docked at a station. The cost to fix it seems to vary with every patch, when I got home last Thursday with 0% it was 1.4m credits, for my previous trip it was over 5m!
 

Traveller_GG

Traveller_GG
Allitnil said:
Ship integrity can only be viewed from the repair screen when docked at a station. The cost to fix it seems to vary with every patch, when I got home last Thursday with 0% it was 1.4m credits, for my previous trip it was over 5m!
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I did a bit of digging about this: there was a -up with the repair costs post the last patch which was fixed mid June.
 
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