Ship Builds & Load Outs How to retrofit our ships to have Economy Cabins to carry Passengers...?
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Even a Sidey can fit a 2 passenger economy class cabin so that would be entry level, if you want economy, business and first class cabins you'll need something bigger like a Cobra 3 or a Corvette 
, for luxury class cabins you need one of the dedicated passenger ships the Dolphin, Orca or Beluga.
Retrofitting a ship with cabins means you need to use EDDB stations to find a station that stocks the cabins you want, I generally run a mix passenger and cargo missions on whatever ship I'm using if possible
https://eddb.io/station
, for luxury class cabins you need one of the dedicated passenger ships the Dolphin, Orca or Beluga.Retrofitting a ship with cabins means you need to use EDDB stations to find a station that stocks the cabins you want, I generally run a mix passenger and cargo missions on whatever ship I'm using if possible
https://eddb.io/station
Even a Sidey can fit a 2 passenger economy class cabin so that would be entry level, if you want economy, business and first class cabins you'll need something bigger like a Cobra 3 or a Corvette
Retrofitting a ship with cabins means you need to use EDDB stations to find a station that stocks the cabins you want, I generally run a mix passenger and cargo missions on whatever ship I'm using if possible
https://eddb.io/station
What are an EDDB stations...?How Can We Tell If A Station Is EDDB...?
How To Find A Station That Offers Cabins...?
Seriously? EDDB collects station information from participating Commanders and uploads the data to the EDDB website then we can find stations, trade routes, commodities, ships, equipment etc, the station section means you can input your current location, the parts/ships you want and it'll generate a list of nearby stations that stock them.
The equipment "codes" can be found on Coriolis https://coriolis.edcd.io/ so an economy class cabin would be 2E to 6E for slot sizes 2 to 6 just input the code into EDDB stations and your sorted, it works the same for weapons, FSD, thrusters etc
EDDB collects station information from participating Commanders and uploads the data to the EDDB website then we can find stations, trade routes, commodities, ships, equipment etc, the station section means you can input your current location, the parts/ships you want and it'll generate a list of nearby stations that stock them.The equipment "codes" can be found on Coriolis https://coriolis.edcd.io/ so an economy class cabin would be 2E to 6E for slot sizes 2 to 6 just input the code into EDDB stations and your sorted, it works the same for weapons, FSD, thrusters etc
Seriously?
The equipment "codes" can be found on Coriolis https://coriolis.edcd.io/ so an economy class cabin would be 2E to 6E for slot sizes 2 to 6 just input the code into EDDB stations and your sorted, it works the same for weapons, FSD, thrusters etc
I've seen those websites that you mentioned...
I'm new to that, And don't know how to use all those data...
___Can you just reply with a few names of stations that have shipyards and Sell Economy Cabins or Business Cabins and so on Along with Weapons, And in What Star Systems...?
A few or a bunch of them...
You'll need to get familiar with several ED utilities like EDDB, Coriolis etc as they make playing the game a lot easier, I've put together a few images for EDDB stations so you can find the modules yourself, after all if you can play ED then using EDDB is easy!
EDDB home screen stations button highlighted press it
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The stations window, input your current location in the highlighted Reference System box
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Now click on the highlighted Station Sells Modules box
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Input a module code 5E for class 5 economy class cabin and scroll down until you find it
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Now press the find systems button and EDDB will generate a list of systems stocking the equipment, check how far the station is from drop in as some may be hundreds of thousands of LS away from drop in.
You can do the same for ships, input the reference system
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Choose the ship and press find systems button and off you go!
You can add filters to limit the search if you want, e.g. Li Yong-Rui aligned systems offer a 15% discount on ships and modules so adding that filter will limit the search to those systems
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EDDB home screen stations button highlighted press it
The stations window, input your current location in the highlighted Reference System box
Now click on the highlighted Station Sells Modules box
Input a module code 5E for class 5 economy class cabin and scroll down until you find it
Now press the find systems button and EDDB will generate a list of systems stocking the equipment, check how far the station is from drop in as some may be hundreds of thousands of LS away from drop in.
You can do the same for ships, input the reference system
Choose the ship and press find systems button and off you go!
You can add filters to limit the search if you want, e.g. Li Yong-Rui aligned systems offer a 15% discount on ships and modules so adding that filter will limit the search to those systems
Repped for the work done to help Wat [woah]
Thx guys!
I've been playing since pre-release Beta (about 3 years) but I still remember how in' steep the learning curve is in fact I nearly gave up on the control system at one point, I reckon the trick is to take it slow and get familiar with all aspects of the game rather than trying to rush one specific type of game play (also known as "the grind")
I've been playing since pre-release Beta (about 3 years) but I still remember how in' steep the learning curve is in fact I nearly gave up on the control system at one point, I reckon the trick is to take it slow and get familiar with all aspects of the game rather than trying to rush one specific type of game play (also known as "the grind"
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Thx guys!
I've been playing since pre-release Beta (about 3 years) but I still remember how in' steep the learning curve is in fact I nearly gave up on the control system at one point, I reckon the trick is to take it slow and get familiar with all aspects of the game rather than trying to rush one specific type of game play (also known as "the grind"
As always Ceekay bloody good work mate!