Raxxla as a Mythago....What about Robert Holdstock or Steven Eisler. When hiding Raxxla, it must have been tempting to pay tribute to the late, great, author that dreamed it up all those years ago. Would also be a little obvious....
Raxxla as a Mythago....What about Robert Holdstock or Steven Eisler. When hiding Raxxla, it must have been tempting to pay tribute to the late, great, author that dreamed it up all those years ago. Would also be a little obvious....
I wouldn't say that @Filthymick420 ! Rogue planets (Raxxla or not) are obviously exceedingly difficult to find, given that no active EDSM member has ever found one! I would not sell the idea short mate!I'm not sure the confirmed rogue planets I've learned about are in game sadly.
This is brilliant. Deep in a bunch of non-scoopable stars. Only problem is once you get there are you getting back out?If in game, rogue planets should appear in the GalMap (should they ?) as faint and apparently uninteresting as brown dwarfs. I am not sure the Dark Worlds have beed explored so thoroughly as others systems. Long treks among non-scoopable stars may be a good mean of obfuscation.
And, again, Jason Ryder needed to prepare an expedition to Raxxla. Why ? Extra fuel tanks ?
The Nebulae are ideal spots for hiding whatever you want statement may have diverted most of the player base from darkness .
Btw, did anyone perform a serious survey of SD 8th moons orbits ? Or shall I consider to rearm my trusty AspX with Mark I Eyeball Sensors ?
This is brilliant. Deep in a bunch of non-scoopable stars. Only problem is once you get there are you getting back out?
Far enough in that it scares people away from what they believe is suicide because as far as they know there would be no return. Leap of faith concept.Right.. Maybe the only way back would then to have a refuel kindly offered by TDW... Or they have a convenient NS in/next to their dark system..
We could look for NS hidden among Dark Regions. They may have been put there for a reason.
Do you think that a TDW ship low waking to its hidden station could look somewhat like that contact? I mean, that station that avoids detection must have some kind of detectable traffic.Didn’t! Did notice a new contact was repeatedly reported as soon as I went into SC, but couldn’t locate it & suspect it was a wake contact several kls away.
Very good point. Makes a LOT of sense.If in game, rogue planets should appear in the GalMap (should they ?) as faint and apparently uninteresting as brown dwarfs. I am not sure the Dark Worlds have beed explored so thoroughly as others systems. Long treks among non-scoopable stars may be a good mean of obfuscation.
And, again, Jason Ryder needed to prepare an expedition to Raxxla. Why ? Extra fuel tanks ?
You might not need to....Depends what Raxxla isThis is brilliant. Deep in a bunch of non-scoopable stars. Only problem is once you get there are you getting back out?
I don't think the means to be invited to join TDW is in SD. This is because of the in-game description of how to get a permit.I did encounter a Dark Wheel npc at one of the SD moons, can’t remember which. It showed interest in any cargo I might be carrying (wasn’t), then it just bumbled around as they usually do until I lost interest and waked away.
SD is the obvious place for TDW station (need to be elite to get the permit, though the npcs often aren’t-odd!), but it might need a bit of searching; I’ve not seen any signs of it. Beginning to think it might not be orbiting an 8th moon! Started to look at other moons also when out exploring. If the Horizons start screen is a clue, then it’s by two close icy moons.
Hmm, not sure we can quite say that. According to Rafe Zetter, Jason had found evidence for the real existence of Raxxla. That doesn’t necessarily mean he’d found anything to provide the location. Rafe also says that Jason had come back to get a proper team together, but doesn’t specify the nature of that team. It could be an assault team, a science team, an archaeological team, etc, etc. As is the norm we just don’t know.If in game, rogue planets should appear in the GalMap (should they ?) as faint and apparently uninteresting as brown dwarfs. I am not sure the Dark Worlds have beed explored so thoroughly as others systems. Long treks among non-scoopable stars may be a good mean of obfuscation.
And, again, Jason Ryder needed to prepare an expedition to Raxxla. Why ? Extra fuel tanks ?