Those are a known material. If you destroy an Unknown Artifact it turns into the fragments.
Ah okay, well thankfully I didn't destroy anything to get it lol
Wont bother posting a pic then haha
Those are a known material. If you destroy an Unknown Artifact it turns into the fragments.
Ah okay, well thankfully I didn't destroy anything to get it lol
Wont bother posting a pic then haha
You might want to collect them though. There's an engineer that requires them to get access to him.
Oh definitely keeping it
My first actual "Unknown" anything tbh
Which engineer exactly?
If this was a battle, shouldn't the hardpoints be deployed?
Erm, maybe we shouldn't poke this particular giant...
That gaping damage looks consistent with my analysis - the Anaconda was up close and personal with the bio-ship, but it seems more likely a kamikaze kill by the bio-ship if it knew it was going to lose.
From the angle of the Anaconda, it looks like it was forced down and into the slope of the hill - due to the odd angle, it appears as if the crew tried to "break away" to prevent the crash - but were, somehow, unable to.
However, if the bio-ship had dug its claws into the hull (causing decompression of compartments - potentially sucking out any crew - if indeed there were any crew left and they were not in fact... ABDUCTED!?) it may have ditched itself, and the Anaconda, planet side. The circles in my edited image (original several posts ago - original screeny not by me) are what appear to be a mass spread of bio-matter or chips spread over a .5km distance - but this would need verifying.
Treat this site like you are watching an episode of Aircrash Investigations...
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Not sure if This has been spoken about already, but seeing how so Much of This mystery Is spéculation, i think I'll put my "2 cents" in
It seems to me the events leading up to this particular crash had to have happened close to the surface. With how closely everything has crashed. As we all probably know, even a slight variation in flight path while in orbit can cause a huuge amount of distance to be created when descending, the closeness of the wrecks tell me they were close to the surface. This looks to me like the alien craft could've been fleeing close to the surface when it was destroyed. Someone earlier mentioned a theory about it emitting an emp upon destruction (similar to a UP when honked). If this theory is correct it would've disabled the ships and sent them cascading in the mountain.
Now this begs another theoretical question, could humans be hunting these things down? Was it actually running before it was destroyed? There's enough fire power there, plus type 9's to carry wreckage?
I've seen that exact gash on a damaged Anaconda found in a USS debris field in the bubble. The remains of an Imperial Cutter were there too; noting to indicate an alien presence. At the risk of breaking the 4th wall, its just a damage decal.If this was a battle, shouldn't the hardpoints be deployed?
Erm, maybe we shouldn't poke this particular giant...
Man.. I love this thread and ED.. makes me miss working in games.. Privateer references.. Krull references.. Freelancer references.. crashed aliens ships.. strange alien bases.. Oh my..
Good job CMDRs! Let's keep it going!
We've got no other leads right now.
forgive my interruption ... are the coords for the newest wreck on the first page? I didn't see them. Thanks!
The beacons reference this as the Pleiades Beta site, right? Wasn't that referenced with regard to orbital testing of the UA's or UP's some time ago?
The UP convoys talked about having been to Alpha and heading for Beta Site for orbital testing.Aren't these the same kind of ships that were found in the UP convoys
The UP convoys talked about having been to Alpha and heading for Beta Site for orbital testing.
The convoys that were found never had a T9 however. The UP carrier was always a Python. And they never carried any regular commodities like those at the new site.
So there definitely seems to be a link to those convoys, but there are also a few major inconsistencies here.