1.5 billion to get my Cutter to Jaques and it will take two and a half days in real time.
Some other examples - an Anaconda 750k for a 1 system jump, a Vulture 810k for 160 light years. This is far, far from chump change, especially if you want to use often...i just don't think this is usable in any sustainable way.
Isn't this a facility the use of which should be encouraged? So it's easier to take part in CGs, for example? So we will explore more?
Reply #6, the nonsense begins.Immersion rules the game right now.
Reply #24, the nonsense is parodied.Ihhmmeeeeerssshhuuuuuuun
1.5 billion to get my Cutter to Jaques and it will take two and a half days in real time.
1.5 billion to get my Cutter to Jaques and it will take two and a half days in real time.
meta.. hahahaha. Funny dude.ANd I don't think it was ever indended to be used in a sustainable way...it is a QoL improvement, not a new game meta.
Nice try but next time don't forget to mention the distance involved.
Also @OP, are you complaining about 250k cr, in a game where the least 'challenging' activities can net you ten million an hour?
Besides the makes-no-sense-at-all transfer times, the cost seems a bit over the top, and I'll think I'll give it a pass.
Would they have gone with instant it would have been even more expansive. 250k for a python is peanuts.Hi
I had read about it on the beta forums, and it's true - these prices are completely nutty.
I'm at Jameson the rest of my ships are at Fong W*ng - one small jump away. To transfer my Python is >250,000CR. That's just crazy!
How did we get here? From instant travel, something we want the masses to engage in so that we can enjoy more gameplay to something that takes a while and costs so much that only the very wealthy will not seriously have to think about using.
I just don't get it!
Thanks.
PS Great job on releasing 2.2 overall
I made myself an engineered hauler. It's very cheap to transfer, jumps far, cheap to buy. I use it to go get the ship I actually want. Then transfer the hauler back. That's my solution.