2000th ELW

[CMDR CHIGGY VONRICTOFEN]

2000th ELW and 25th ringed one.

138,587 systems visited, for an over all hit rate of 1 in 69.29

1 triple

61 doubles

and 30 ELMs.

 

[Friedenreich Xante]

Great Job Chiggy! But... have you at least found one on which to retire?

 

[mpfj]

Wow ... awesome.

But pleeeease save some for the rest of us mortals ... I'm only on 46 ... :S

 

[CMDR CHIGGY VONRICTOFEN]

Great Job Chiggy! But... have you at least found one on which to retire?

Oh yeah...#1562

 

[mpfj]

Oh yeah...#1562

Nice, very nice

 

[Col Frost]

Congratulations!!

Chiggy "the machine" Vonrictofen

 

[MattG]

Amazing job! o7

 

[Sapporo]

The mods need to give this guy a special title bellow his name... ELW Finder, anyone?

 

[Leif_Erikson]

[woah] [woah] [woah] [woah] [woah]

Congrats.....astounding stats! [woah]

 

[Col Frost]

When we get a fleet carrier we're gonna go ELW hunting in the least popular ship in the game....a fleet of Eagles (shameless bumping of this thread)

 

[Col Frost]

2000th ELW and 25th ringed one.

138,587 systems visited, for an over all hit rate of 1 in 69.29

1 triple

61 doubles

and 30 ELMs.

A0's and M5's???? thats crazy talk lol

 

[xtnsgo]

(ノ･＿･)ノ ---- (シ_ _)シ

[smile] o7

 

[OneBadHuskerFan]

That's insane. I actually just started what will be by far my longest exploration expedition and I was happy that I've so far found 3 ELW's. Guess I won't be setting records any time soon! LMAO

 

[Zieman]

And now a challenge: Find ringed ELM with a landable moon of its own.

 

[Dr. Nagi]

Oh yeah...#1562

Wow, just imagine the sea tides on that one!

 

[Friedenreich Xante]

And now a challenge: Find ringed ELM with a landable moon of its own.

Or a ELW orbitting a Brown dwarf

Wow, just imagine the sea tides on that one!

I guess he'll be living on a Yacht anyway. Settling down on a planet is the closest to sedentary an Explorer will ever be able to bear, IMHO. A house that's not moving? PAH!

 

[Rob At Work]

Pull your finger out Man!

How slow? Is that all?

I'm gonna call you Chuggy from now on.

 

[space voyager]

Wow, just imagine the sea tides on that one!

I was just about to warn Chiggy of the tides, but I guess I was ninjad!

BTW, I somehow doubt life would be possible on such a planet, tidal forces might constantly destroy the crust.

 

[Edelgard von Rhein]

Congratulations!
There is quite the focus on F-type host stars but I wonder how much is due to your checking mass code 'D' systems. I have only a small fraction of your discoveries but I have found a small number in systems with fainter primary M stars (M6 and later) and even one around a T Tauri star in mass code B and C systems respectively (I find these either whilst checking the system map as I travel or when investigating a specific region of interest in detail). The sharp drop in numbers from spectral type F to G is quite a surprise.
Good luck for your next thousand! o7 and fly safe!

 

[Cpt Shadow Wolfe]

Congrats...Personally I have named a few ringed ones of the 45 or so that I have located, out of 68k first discoveries so far and over 800k scans, but I don't really just look for ELWs, I just find them while searching for any undiscovereds. The most objects of one type that I have named are of course Icy Rocks, of which I have over 15k of those, hence I can proudly claim the title of Icy Rock King, unless someone can prove otherwise that they have more.
Icy Rock Motto
I will scan every virgin icy rock I find,
otherwise it will be left very far behind.
Unseen, unsullied, unheard, unknown.
With each passing e-on, it sits there alone.
Then some day as I am passing by,
will point my scanner towards its gleaming eye,
and pop that cherry for all to see,
you just been scanned by the Icy Rock King