NPCs don't lock onto you when firing and you use SR, if they use turrets or gimballs they simply turn them to fixed mode. They actually get more accuracy if you force them to fix their weapons with silent running.
Black holes don't pull, every time you drop out of supercruise you get put into orbit. The nerf to black holes was bull.
NPCs don't lock onto you when firing and you use SR, if they use turrets or gimballs they simply turn them to fixed mode. They actually get more accuracy if you force them to fix their weapons with silent running.
That needs some testing I think, I recently got into a fight with an NPC and despite silent running, I could have sworn his lasers were hitting me despite him not being perfectly aligned towards me.
That needs some testing I think, I recently got into a fight with an NPC and despite silent running, I could have sworn his lasers were hitting me despite him not being perfectly aligned towards me.
How do CMDRs in ships smaller than a sidewinder go to the toilet? I mean, there can't be much room in those Condors! Do you.... erm... you know, tube up the jacksie? Ugh... CQC will never be the same again!
If that's the dialogue for an alternate mission reward (e.g. for a multi-million smuggling mission) then they're definitely in the money-making business if they only give you 500 bucks for your mission. Makes perfect sense to me
How do CMDRs in ships smaller than a sidewinder go to the toilet? I mean, there can't be much room in those Condors! Do you.... erm... you know, tube up the jacksie? Ugh... CQC will never be the same again!
Lol AA, but really, we don't need toilets as in the bubble we're only a couple of minutes away from a station!
Maybe the 16 hour round trip to sag a* needs one but you could fit a module for such trips
Lol AA, but really, we don't need toilets as in the bubble we're only a couple of minutes away from a station!
Maybe the 16 hour round trip to sag a* needs one but you could fit a module for such trips
Lol AA, but really, we don't need toilets as in the bubble we're only a couple of minutes away from a station!
Maybe the 16 hour round trip to sag a* needs one but you could fit a module for such trips
I've never seen the time counter as 1 to 1.
Trips take minutes because of our attention spans and keeping everything relative in a multiplayer environment.
The original ED had it more accurate with slowing time for our pilots. So a trip from Earth to Pluto took weeks to months, but still only minutes of game time. Some suspension of disbelief is required, but the game does have to be playable.
How can any ship in the game manage a perfect landing on a very rough planet surface with no docking computer and zero interaction from me yet my Federal Dropship wallows around like a very drunk old man using a docking computer module trying to get to a known landing pad with a perfectly configured space station?
How do CMDRs in ships smaller than a sidewinder go to the toilet? I mean, there can't be much room in those Condors! Do you.... erm... you know, tube up the jacksie? Ugh... CQC will never be the same again!
1) Trade ships are significantly worse than any other ship in almost all aspects. Worse shields, worse hard-points, worse speed, worse internals and worse manoeuvrability. Their only benefit is a very minor cost reduction in purchase and operating, overall savings probably about 10,000Cr per mil so totally negligible considering a multipurpose ship will help you fight/escape which can cost significantly more in repairs if you use T type ships.
2) Emergency life support can only be refreshed in stations, why can't I repair my life support and then output enough to increase my reserve tank back to 100%, even add it as a synthesis materials thing if you want...
Fer De lance is named after a snake not a spear tip afaik.
Bonus:
That part of the community that complains repeatedly, refuses to argue or get in any form of debate about facts and information and keeps posting negatives despite never actually adding anything constructive to the solution.
"Fer-de-lance, Bothrops asper is a venomous pit viper species ranging from southern Mexico to northern South America. Sometimes referred to as the "ultimate pit viper", these snakes are found in a wide range of lowland habitats, often near human habitations."
Theoretically projectile weapons should all have infinite range, and energy weapons significant (but not infinite due to dispersal) range. It's been clipped down to "ww2 fighter plane" type ranges for playability... and so you don't get wiped out by a random rail blast from a firefight several lightseconds away.
Hey! Even the Ferrari 458 has a boot. Albeit small. And in the nose. And unable to open from the inside, so if someone locked a very small child inside they couldn't get out again, BUT it does have a boot.
Law and Order: Loitering is DEATH and murder is a fine of 6K
PowerPlay: All faction leaders are murderous religious fanatics that reward blatant murder of other faction members
PowerPlay: Actions from PP leaders does not have any diplomatic impact on the universe (Imperial senator taking fleets into battle in FED systems)
Wanted: Whenever a crime is committed I am identified immediately and fined but no APB is issued on my SHIP and cops must scan me to see if im wanted first.
-Radar that weigh 140T that just have 7.5km range in space and only detect thermic signature.:O
-Laser that have only 2.5km efficient range when my brother had one in his pocket producing very efficient light at 2.5km today in atmosphere.:O
-Fixed weaponry when today we already have very powerful, fast and precise mechanized arm associated with efficient sensor and computer control.:O
- Game called mmo when it take 1 hour to have nine player at same place, at same moment.
-People that call trading, buying and selling infinite resources in two near system, where any of them have any demand, having high profit, with no evolution any of the market. :O
-Game called rpg where you cannot put in garage a ship with stuff in cargo. :O
