Yesterday I finally found my first notable stellar phenomena. It was 2 months to the day since setting out around the rim, roughly 5500 jumps since the update, and 300 thousand light years travelled.
Found my first NSP within 5 minutes of firing up the beta, still haven't found one of my own in live
I have visited a couple of already known ones but I am still waiting for my very own!
While not fool-proof (not everybody submits their data), you can check on EDSM if you're the first to log that particular discovery..I cant imagine switching on tomorrow and finding all these discoveries today we're actually found by someone else previously. Would be absolutely gutting...
Hey Varonica, I've seen your name on stuff out that my way.
All I can suggest is what you're probably already doing. Sleuthing the galmap and looking for missing stuff from whats been found. My finds were ice and silicate crystals. There are 7 types of each, and I'd noticed elswere they were found close to each other in clusters.
I have been doing the same thing chasing down anenomes too.
Though we've got to be careful with the bugs in the codex - discovered stuff not showing up. But i haven't had that problem in any of the rim regions. Maybe it's only happening in the interior regions? Hope it gets fixed soon. I cant imagine switching on tomorrow and finding all these discoveries today we're actually found by someone else previously. Would be absolutely gutting...
Anyway, best of luck - you'll turn up something!
While not fool-proof (not everybody submits their data), you can check on EDSM if you're the first to log that particular discovery..
Funny thing is I found some crystal spikes just today of the planetary kind, complete chance, had to go off my route to scoop fuel and there they were around an A type star. A few more jumps and a few dwarfs later I had to leave the route again for another fuel scoop this time to a nearby B type and here I have four bodies with bio, at least three of them anemones. If I hadn't been flying with a small fuel tank and had to leave my plotted route to scoop I would never have found them, so yes that's got to be the luckiest thing ever!
Doe these phenomena start quests? Or do they only provide a bit of lore for the codex
I've been saying it for a few weeks now (especially after getting my 2nd false "First Reported" message for Anemones) - The Codex is a lie. I have no g idea HOW the entries that are in there now were ever found - I sure as hell can't seem to do it, even using the hints in it.
All that said, I still think the new system is much better than the old one, but I'm utterly mystified at how people are finding these things.
So Will and Sally were on last nights Lave Radio and Sally dropped a pretty big hint that we should be experimenting more with the stellar phenomena (around the 51 minute mark). Sounds like there are traits we haven't discovered yet!
Interesting – I just stumbled on some Stolon Pods out in the rim. I note that I found these in a K Class star system, but the codex noted that they were found in Y class star systems. I also note that my discovery information was not updated to the CODEX following my findings? Isn’t that sort of the point of the Codex – if I find it in another star system it updates the Codex to help others find it?
I say this because a couple of week s ago I was wandering around Y class star systems exclusively, trying to find one – with no success and then here I accidentally bump into them in a K class system when I had stopped looking.