This is what I found on reddit regarding the I found Raxxla post.
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Hahahahahaha
This is the kind of conspiracy theory a 10 year old comes up with. Noooo way.
This is what I found on reddit regarding the I found Raxxla post.
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Also interesting, The Game Lore at Cannon mentions Alec Ryder's two sons, Oberon and Neptune.
I have been playing with the Galaxy Map, entering names. Soonstill is mentioned, and there is a system by that name.
If you put in Oberon, you get Sol. Of course, we know where Neptune is. There are also many of the Greek Gods in the Galaxy, Apollo, Zeus, Artemis, Athena, Detemer, Hephaestus, Hera, Delphi, Poseidon...
This I expected since the Greeks named stars after their gods, but I'm working on a theory of triangulation between them since most of us believe Raxxla to be in the bubble, with a distance which could be reached in a Sidney.
Drew Wagar’s Lore: The Dark Wheel | Canonn Research Group
The Dark Wheel is another legend of Elite Dangerous that stretches back to the dim and distant past, perhaps second only to the legendary planet Raxxla in its elusiveness.canonn.science
Also, The GM is a database connected to the location of all the stars in the galaxy. I try different queries and see what pops up. The Oberon pointing to Sol is just one I have found. Cirag unfortunately does not show up and neither does Raxxla spelled in different ways.
With "no clues" and "its in there and Fdev knows where it is", we should look in every nook and cranny in the game. I even search the "credits" once in a while.
o7....
Oberon is a moon of Uranus, hence your Sol result.Also interesting, The Game Lore at Cannon mentions Alec Ryder's two sons, Oberon and Neptune.
I have been playing with the Galaxy Map, entering names. Soonstill is mentioned, and there is a system by that name.
If you put in Oberon, you get Sol. Of course, we know where Neptune is. There are also many of the Greek Gods in the Galaxy, Apollo, Zeus, Artemis, Athena, Detemer, Hephaestus, Hera, Delphi, Poseidon...
This I expected since the Greeks named stars after their gods, but I'm working on a theory of triangulation between them since most of us believe Raxxla to be in the bubble, with a distance which could be reached in a Sidney.
Drew Wagar’s Lore: The Dark Wheel | Canonn Research Group
The Dark Wheel is another legend of Elite Dangerous that stretches back to the dim and distant past, perhaps second only to the legendary planet Raxxla in its elusiveness.canonn.science
Also, The GM is a database connected to the location of all the stars in the galaxy. I try different queries and see what pops up. The Oberon pointing to Sol is just one I have found. Cirag unfortunately does not show up and neither does Raxxla spelled in different ways.
With "no clues" and "its in there and Fdev knows where it is", we should look in every nook and cranny in the game. I even search the "credits" once in a while.
o7....
This is what I mean. The conspiracy is driving me mad. Ever since I started playing MMORPGs, I've had a shift in perspective in how I look at games. I don't see them as "life-sims" or whatever: I see them as, well, games.
I'll be honest, I think a lot of people are taking this Raxxla thing way too seriously now. I've been discussing the matter in Discords for other games, and I won't sugar-coat things: Most of the guys there think this is all a bit peculiar. I've linked to threads such as this and everything.
IMO, FD needs to start behaving in a more conventional fashion as a game developer. What they're doing right now is actually dissuading a lot of people from playing: The guys in the other communities have said in no uncertain terms that they are put off by the constant cryptic messages and general lack of communication from Frontier.
To be blunt: They don't think FD is a very good GM. That needs to change.
No, not really. There's only one information that might lead to Greek mythology: the Omphalos Rift. Other than that, no. It's beyond me why people keep on bringing Greek mythology into stories related to TDW and Raxxla.While you mention, I do find it very interesting a lot of information seems to lead to Greek mythology.
The average player simply doesn't have the resources or time to find things like a vocal minority did.I skipped most of the stuff my self, but looking at the wiki, FDev put a lot of content for players to find. And they did, including tons of recorded messages and stories over the years.
Don't put blame on them if you don't partisipate. This is not like other MMORPG's wher they hold us by hand and tell us what to do and how, and which reward you will get in return.
This are actual adventures.
Let's take the INRA bases as an example for recorded messages. Where is the adventure? Reading or listening on Galnet? Landing on some planet scanning some beacon?I skipped most of the stuff my self, but looking at the wiki, FDev put a lot of content for players to find. And they did, including tons of recorded messages and stories over the years.
Don't put blame on them if you don't partisipate. This is not like other MMORPG's wher they hold us by hand and tell us what to do and how, and which reward you will get in return.
This are actual adventures.
If you don't find it adventures to land on a planet and find messages from the past. Than perhapes this gameplay is just not for you.Let's take the INRA bases as an example for recorded messages. Where is the adventure? Reading or listening on Galnet? Landing on some planet scanning some beacon?
Has anyone thought to search the centre point between the 2 binary moons in the system mentioned to see if there is something there?
This new Interstellar Initiative thing is explicitly designed to allow players to go and poke around Guardian sites, who might not previously have had the time/will/knowledge/etc. Seems to me a clear message that FD are looking to make their lore stuff more accessible.
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But it started on the 29th. Check the date. Maybe that's not the start that you expected, but it's still a start.Frontier are also very considerate towards really slow readers. "IIs start April 29th" - first stuff to do in game May 16th (earliest). Slooow clap.
It's begins on thrusday.Frontier are also very considerate towards really slow readers. "IIs start April 29th" - first stuff to do in game May 16th (earliest). Slooow clap.
Nope! Zende Partners will handle the construction of the megaships, outposts and installation.
The next phase of the Bridging the Gap begins on the 16 May.