Imho the trip doesn't really start before Sagittarius A*, and even then it'll be with a starport right behind us. So... ready and it can't happen too soon 
Imho the trip doesn't really start before Sagittarius A*, and even then it'll be with a starport right behind us. So... ready and it can't happen too soon![]()
Just got to Eagle's Landing, cute little outpost. Sold data, repaired, and am taking risks in the narrow winding canyons. Wow, lots of fun !!!!!!Rohini (with a station) is one of the listed POIs along the way to WP3. But after that, I fully expect us to break away from the Colonia road. I don't have any insider information on the actual plans, but I did try to participate a little bit in the scouting event earlier in the year, which implied a more direct-ish route. We'll have to see how much zig-zagging was added.
Imho the trip doesn't really start before Sagittarius A*, and even then it'll be with a starport right behind us. So... ready and it can't happen too soon![]()
Is the far side of the galaxy more dangerous (because of more non-sequence stars for example), or is it just because there are no stations nearby where one can make repairs? If a pilot pays attention then I don't think it makes much of a difference. I will laugh, though, if, after all this I'll be the first to die out there.![]()
The biggest danger, I think, is boredom and sleepiness because if you don't pay attention you may jump to a white dwarf or a neutron star and you won't react in time to steer clear before getting too close to them. Also, when landing on planets and not paying attention to how strong gravity is. But all of these can be averted by paying a bit of attention at all times.
Is the far side of the galaxy more dangerous (because of more non-sequence stars for example), or is it just because there are no stations nearby where one can make repairs? If a pilot pays attention then I don't think it makes much of a difference. I will laugh, though, if, after all this I'll be the first to die out there.![]()
Yep, I totally agree. The biggest danger is ourselves. It's more a test of persistence, than survival against dangers.![]()
Rohini (with a station) is one of the listed POIs along the way to WP3. But after that, I fully expect us to break away from the Colonia road. I don't have any insider information on the actual plans, but I did try to participate a little bit in the scouting event earlier in the year, which implied a more direct-ish route. We'll have to see how much zig-zagging was added.
.... To make matters worse, my heatsink is bound to the fire group that has the Disc. scanner...
find a SevenOfNine clone where each cmdr can acquire as new crew and bring back to the bubble with them, lol.
Many of the participants here are veteran explorers, but we also have a large number of newbie explorers too. As we leave WP2, our last space station will recede further and further behind us (until we build the new one in the core, but the same thing will happen again there too).
I feel like the expedition is just getting started now, since we've had the Omega Mining station, and the bubble, accessible for the last two weeks.
Are you ready?![]()
Mostly it's just the lack of stations. And then there is the Abyss… think everyone has to decide for themself if that is dangerous or not.
You know you can bind your heatsinks (and chaff) to a dedicated button? This of course assumes you have enough buttons.
It helps to learn which whispers to ignore before you get there.You gaze long into the abyss, and the abyss will also gaze into you.
It helps to learn which whispers to ignore before you get there.
Should I be ignoring the ones that keep talking about boxes of matches and "the time of purification" ? Asking for a friend.