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The great big Odyssey Screenshots thread
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Good morning
Anyone been here yet? 9 stars system and few planets to land. I wonder how it will look with new lighting and what life there can be found.
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You can change it in options to whatever bitrate you like. Up to 100 mbit\s. Also hevc gives best quality.
Coriolis has low gravity conourse. I can see their eyeballs from here!
CMDRs Log stardate 210602
Previously
Our journey just keeps getting interrupted by pretty things.
Two neon rich atmospheres orbiting a Class L dwarf results in some pretty colours, but I must respect that not everyone loves pink.
The light from my SRV reveals that the surface is plain white. The colouration comes from the star through the filter of this tenuous neon atmosphere.
Though it appears that these planets have never been mapped before, that's not to say that they have never been visited. Give it a year or so and this escape pod will be buried forever under the snow. I am reminded of the dangers of being out this far. There were six pods in total scattered over this crash site. There are other reasons, but I decide to respect their last resting place.
Wondering where these people came from, we move to the next system and discover this world with a (relatively) thick covering of Sulphur Dioxide. There's something down here:
A mineralogical survey. Perhaps the team who installed this were the ones I discovered in the neighbouring system!
I must admit to being surprised at the sky colour. I was expecting more green.
Nevertheless, the survey continues.
When the on-board computer tells you that there's a spike in the sensor readings...
Next
Previously
Our journey just keeps getting interrupted by pretty things.
Two neon rich atmospheres orbiting a Class L dwarf results in some pretty colours, but I must respect that not everyone loves pink.
The light from my SRV reveals that the surface is plain white. The colouration comes from the star through the filter of this tenuous neon atmosphere.
Though it appears that these planets have never been mapped before, that's not to say that they have never been visited. Give it a year or so and this escape pod will be buried forever under the snow. I am reminded of the dangers of being out this far. There were six pods in total scattered over this crash site. There are other reasons, but I decide to respect their last resting place.
Wondering where these people came from, we move to the next system and discover this world with a (relatively) thick covering of Sulphur Dioxide. There's something down here:
A mineralogical survey. Perhaps the team who installed this were the ones I discovered in the neighbouring system!
I must admit to being surprised at the sky colour. I was expecting more green.
Nevertheless, the survey continues.
When the on-board computer tells you that there's a spike in the sensor readings...
Next
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Fantastic find, I was looking for a scenic planetary port in a atmospheric planet for a new base of operations, this will certainly be it for the time being.
Thanks! I was looking too for a base of operations with these same features. Something I did last night to accelerate the search was to have a look at the system maps in Apex without having to travel. After 3 attempts I found what I was looking forFantastic find, I was looking for a scenic planetary port in a atmospheric planet for a new base of operations, this will certainly be it for the time being.
No worries! I arrived there yesterday, but it was at night, It looks stunning in your shot!
I could tell... by how there was no modded equipment at Pioneer's.
Hahaha!! It wasn't me. I arrived and went straight to the bar
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Oh rad, don't know why I didn't think to look in the software. What besides HVEC, what bitrate would you recommend? High defaults to 30mb/s but I have a lot of cpu overheard and hard drive speed to play with (nvme sn550 drive)?