feedback please.
- Thread starter Attomskk
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I think I took about 2% damage at Sagittarius A*.
But yes; if you are careless all bets are off. I'd say anyone who took a hit that took their hull down to 2% can't fly.
Seriously, just take care. I've done tens of thousands of light years, hit many black holes etc. and still come back with 90%+.
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Switch to solo play. There could be a griefer waiting to ruin your day.
I was there on Saturday. In Open. No one was there. Arrive. Throttle down. Creep towards it at 25%. Crash into the barrier. Drop to normal space. No damage.
When you leave, power off everything but FSD and Thrusters. Heat went a little over 100%. I took 1% damage to a few modules. Nothing my AFMU couldn’t handle.
When you leave, power off everything but FSD and Thrusters. Heat went a little over 100%. I took 1% damage to a few modules. Nothing my AFMU couldn’t handle.
You can slow down during the hyperjump
Ernest Borgnine wouldn't agree...
10pts if you understand the reference
I care not for your opinions.
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Actually I find it best to throttle down either during 'hyperspace travel' or during the countdown to initialise the jump. That way when you jump in you are already at zero throttle.
I visited dozens of black holes on my exploration trip to the core, Sag A seemed no different to the others in terms of danger or how to approach it, it's just bigger.
I visited dozens of black holes on my exploration trip to the core, Sag A seemed no different to the others in terms of danger or how to approach it, it's just bigger.
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Do not die smashing into a planet when I called it a night 200ly away from Sag A like I did. It was a rookie mistake of not looking at the gravity when deciding to land.