How is it not EDDBs fault? A few times I scan the rings and not a single hotspot. What is the EDDB/bodies thing for?
You do not like it? Ok, stop using it and go search yourself ...
How is it not EDDBs fault? A few times I scan the rings and not a single hotspot. What is the EDDB/bodies thing for?
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The paragraph "Where To Mine Void Opals" does tell you, but it doesn't take you by your hand.That tool shows me where to sell them. Not where to find them.....
Your initial question was solved. The hotspot thing is a new one but it's also solved allready: No tool directly to find hostspots, just rings. You have to find the hotspots yourself, like playing the game.Also NO this HASNT been SOLVED.
That tool shows me where to sell them. Not where to find them.....
Are you trolling or just didnt bother to read any posts?
click on the buttonThat tool shows me where to sell them. Not where to find them.....
Are you trolling or just didnt bother to read any posts?
How is it not EDDBs fault? A few times I scan the rings and not a single hotspot. What is the EDDB/bodies thing for?
Suck it up, buttercup.So EDDB is useless.....
I just want it to work. Not just void opals. Few times I wanted a module. Got to the station listed, no module.Suck it up, buttercup.
The early players of the game, the ones who created those "useless" websites didn't have the tools you have been given access to and took years to progress through the game.
Instead of whining incessantly about it simply play the game as it was designed, without using the tools.
Take three or four years to earn enough credits to purchase an Anaconda.
Search endlessly for mining hot-spots.
Spend months and years searching for and collecting materials and data so Engineers can modify your ship.
EDDB is not useless, you want the game spoon-fed to you and do not want to do any significant work in order to succeed.
Next you'll be whining that mining isn't paying you enough.
Maybe they also were horizon modules or it was old data.I just want it to work. Not just void opals. Few times I wanted a module. Got to the station listed, no module.
No, I said "body data" isn't updated any more in EDDB.Someone posted EDDB hasnt been updated in a year. Is that true?
Right, you want to have it all handed to you. You want an "Easy" button. A list to tell you where to get this, a list to tell you how to do that. If you are just told everything, you will never learn anything. I get best Painite prices updated from EDDB every half-hour or so.I just want it to work. Not just void opals. Few times I wanted a module. Got to the station listed, no module. Someone posted EDDB hasnt been updated in a year. Is that true?
I just wanted to be pointed in the right direction.Right, you want to have it all handed to you. You want an "Easy" button. A list to tell you where to get this, a list to tell you how to do that. If you are just told everything, you will never learn anything. I get best Painite prices updated from EDDB every half-hour or so. o7
Some would say: go back to mining in your Python. You may not collect as much per sortie but it moves faster so you collect faster in the short run and fore some, that speed makes the experience more satisfying. I use a Corvette for deep-core mining, which is basically a big Python. It's fun, boosting through the rings at full throttle and picking out VOpal motherlodes in my peripheral vision.I just wanted to be pointed in the right direction.
Now that I think about it. Last week I bought my Conda. Was mining in Python and was doing well before that. Figured out core roid shape color etc. I'd get 4 cores in an hour about 64 opals then run back to sell them while being interdicted by pirates. I dont have that luck in my Conda.....
Some would say: go back to mining in your Python. You may not collect as much per sortie but it moves faster so you collect faster in the short run. For some, that speed makes the experience more satisfying. I use a Corvette for deep-core mining, which is basically a big Python. It's fun, boosting through the rings at full throttle and picking out VOpal motherlodes in my peripheral vision.