Someone in FD took the after party in the office?
Quick, send pizza to soften them up!
Someone in FD took the after party in the office?
I wondered if there's any significance to the ship designation. The format looked a little like Biblical references, book, chapter, verse. (Why biblical references in space in 3302? Why Morse? etc... they're good for apocalyptic quotations if nothing else!)
My first time I got it wrong and found:
In a space/alien/spying context that's kind of creepy.
But then I found the 'correct' passage from the same book which is:
So, pffffft!
Just meant to tease a little bit.
Hope this ain't a spoiler :
Pale Yellow-Green "Mineral rich patches" on Pleiades Sector JC-U B3-2 2 imply an almost guaranteed barnacle find. If the surface is green, then there is at least one barnacle, which does not necessarily mean, that it is easy to spot and that it actually is on green ground. As you already know, in most cases, barnacles are located close to a canyon or wall, but not exclusively.
Like these:
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Another one: Pleiades Sector JC-U B3-2 2 -28,036 29,5119
Another interesting fact:
There actually IS a use for impulse/shock mines - it will blow off all barnacle arms at once, something which other explosives like rockets do not. So it is a neat tool for barnacle farming. Unfortunatley, limpet drones won't work.
Congratulations Cmdr! Now "Fehler's Method" needs to be tested against all the barnacle sites found to date. Is anyone interested in provinf this method? I'm involved in the SS1 CG.
I think the problem with Pleione 11A might be that the sun is bluish-green to begin with. That makes it rather more difficult to spot a green tinge.
to me it looks like a geological phenomenaI found something strange and new.
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At first I thought it was a Graphical glitch. But it was always in the same spot.
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The closer I flew toward these marks, the clearer they became.
Its located inside a crater on a high metal world. Outside our galaxy. I am hunting for materials to boost my FSD to fly even further south.
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It seems that something stripped something off the surface, its almost burned soil. I wish I could take soil samples.
The patterns are not natural. I can drive from strip to strip in my SRV and find nothing out of the ordinary.
So what happened here? Is it the remains of some ancient battle. Some kind of alien farm field? The remains of an alien strip mining field?
I dont know.
I will continue to explore this field until I find something or some material.
Did any other commander stumble across something like this?
This is why I love exploring. To find the unknown.
"To go where no man has gone before."
I started spotting the barnacles within the green patches by concentrating on the "night" side of the planet, where the green patches were much easier to detect.
To coin the term permanently, and scientifically: "Fehler's Method"![]()
I can spot barnacles upto 4500m alt, are others finding the same distance cut off?
No, I'm getting bright green pixels intermittently up to about 8.5km.
UAs scan our ships, they "eat" them, "eat" our stations, and generally behave inappropriately.
Why?
UAs are turning into our ships. It makes perfect sense.
(Wall of text ahead)
UAs are constantly "eating" our ships, not because they are damaged and need repairs, but because they are literally eating our ships to become them. But of course, if they will just eat our ships, it won't work (the ship will simply fall apart).
Another way to transform into ships - is to eat stations (what UAs are doing now). Stations are big, contain a lot of metals and electronics - a perfect snack for growing UA.
A single UA will not cause great harm to the station, but if there will be hundreds of UAs, stations will have problems.
And bringing meta-alloys (cereals for UA) to damaged stations solves the consequences, but not the cause of them.
So UAs will eat either our station or meta-alloys. What exactly they will eat - it's up to us.
In either way, we will have hundreds, if not thousands, UA-ships flying in human space undetected (are you sure you saw a pilot in that ASP?).
But if the UA-ships leave damaged stations, why no one noticed this?
Control tower of any damaged station:
"-Tom, a third DBX leaves dock number 5. Is that normal?
-Yes, it is quite normal. My computer says that "Pink Fluffy Unicorn" left the dock number 23..."
I am sure that the DBX "S6: 7" is not a human ship, because no human need to scan a station. (And secret organizations are called "Secret Organizations" because they operate secretly. So it's not the Dark Wheel or someone else.)
But why would UA scan a station? They need to create their own station? They are looking for someone?
Time will tell...
Ps. I hope this mess makes sense.
Pps. We're all doomed...
UAs scan our ships, they "eat" them, "eat" our stations, and generally behave inappropriately.
Why?
UAs are turning into our ships. It makes perfect sense.
(Wall of text ahead)
UAs are constantly "eating" our ships, not because they are damaged and need repairs, but because they are literally eating our ships to become them. But of course, if they will just eat our ships, it won't work (the ship will simply fall apart).
Another way to transform into ships - is to eat stations (what UAs are doing now). Stations are big, contain a lot of metals and electronics - a perfect snack for growing UA.
A single UA will not cause great harm to the station, but if there will be hundreds of UAs, stations will have problems.
And bringing meta-alloys (cereals for UA) to damaged stations solves the consequences, but not the cause of them.
So UAs will eat either our station or meta-alloys. What exactly they will eat - it's up to us.
In either way, we will have hundreds, if not thousands, UA-ships flying in human space undetected (are you sure you saw a pilot in that ASP?).
But if the UA-ships leave damaged stations, why no one noticed this?
Control tower of any damaged station:
"-Tom, a third DBX leaves dock number 5. Is that normal?
-Yes, it is quite normal. My computer says that "Pink Fluffy Unicorn" left the dock number 23..."
I am sure that the DBX "S6: 7" is not a human ship, because no human need to scan a station. (And secret organizations are called "Secret Organizations" because they operate secretly. So it's not the Dark Wheel or someone else.)
But why would UA scan a station? They need to create their own station? They are looking for someone?
Time will tell...
Ps. I hope this mess makes sense.
Pps. We're all doomed...