Sitting at exactly -43.0851,-43.7350 on IC 2391 Sector ZE-A D101 B1 . Waiting for video to upload of the singing. Going to land for better one. Anyone else in this area that can come verify?
Alien archeology and other mysteries: Thread 9 - The Canonn
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Think that must Be a bug, it let me land with no issues.
must be bug works for me
I was in a different system but I'm on my way to check it out. I am still not convinced that this "singing" isn't just random background sounds which sometimes happen but lets see.
Just got there myself. Not getting a permit warning. Ambient sounds seem different, but I see nothing in the near vicinity from the ground or from 10 km up
So has anyone found one of these new ruins sites yet?
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just in case - CTD entering orbit of entering orbit at synuefe xo-p c22-17 ab3a. probably just a glitch, but you never know.
Which B planet is it?
that does look like the ruins, possibly i can make what looks to be it but at the same time it could just be formations that look similar. I was just about to head out that way and that planet is marked on my list as the best candidate in that system. Hopefully you can get this sorted soon!
He never needed to, I think. I could clearly see the ruins from orbital cruise the day of the discovery, and I imagine he could, too. Now you cant, so the sound matters more.
Now that I think of it, I recall lots of people reporting strange sounds at the ruins (and also Merope 5c) and they were getting blown off. Hell, Ive been using the sound to locate the ruins for months now, because I cant see anything on the dark side of a planet in VR.
Coming now, although xbox not pc so won't see you there!
Im in the area, ill check it out. be there in 3
is it possible the ruins are on planets that are always facing the same way no matter the orbit? has anyone checked this?
cause the the first ruins are on a planet that has an axis tilt of 94º and is reverse tidally locked to its main body which means it is always facing the same piece of sky no matter where it is in its orbit.
I've only visited IC 2391 Sector GW-V b2-4 and there is only one planet, the one furthest away, that has an orbit that would make it always face in the same area of the sky. can someone confirm by checking the rotational periods, inclination, axial tilt and orbital period, if there is a planet in the other systems where this happens too?
cause the the first ruins are on a planet that has an axis tilt of 94º and is reverse tidally locked to its main body which means it is always facing the same piece of sky no matter where it is in its orbit.
I've only visited IC 2391 Sector GW-V b2-4 and there is only one planet, the one furthest away, that has an orbit that would make it always face in the same area of the sky. can someone confirm by checking the rotational periods, inclination, axial tilt and orbital period, if there is a planet in the other systems where this happens too?
There now, no CTD for me.
For me, low graphics settings make the ruins show up better from a distance, especially Terrain Material Quality. Try messing with low settings to make the ruins pop out a bit more. I was having a hell of a time from more than 7 km with max settings at 2,560 x 1,440. Now I can make them out from at least 20km or more.
Edit: This is in the sunlight, IDK how it will work on the dark side
Edit: This is in the sunlight, IDK how it will work on the dark side
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B1. Sunny side
So right now on synuefe xo p c22 17 d1 if you are at roughly -28 -66 and look at the closest star, you get a view kinda similar to the known ruins.
Would post screenshot but my xbox's dvr isn't working
Would post screenshot but my xbox's dvr isn't working
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