I like how you can judge the strength of a planet's gravity based on your SRV wheels. On low g worlds like this one, the thrusters angle up to give you traction. ~1 g they are horizontal. On high g, they thrust down so you can move.

Yeah E: D is so wonderful in detail.
When you blow up and respawn back at the starting point without time delay, everybody just acts as if nothing had ever happened.
And while you probably have been securing black boxes by the score in your career, your own black box never gets recovered.
Hell, you don't even remember that you've blown up and where, otherwise you'd probably fly back there and try to recover the old black box yourself.
But that would be gameplay and Frontier is very keen on avoiding that at all costs.
Someone mentioned it earlier, but when a sexy northern English voice says "Welcome Lakon Sierra Oscar November" I feel like I am home. And I'm a southerner!
Someone mentioned it earlier, but when a sexy northern English voice says "Welcome Lakon Sierra Oscar November" I feel like I am home. And I'm a southerner!
As it build up from triangle shapes? Always reminds me of Deus ExThe animation that is used to build the side panels and the different tabs. Is there a slow motion video about it?
The animation that is used to build the side panels and the different tabs. Is there a slow motion video about it?
Oooh I've just thought of one that I really like, especially noticeable in my Python cockpit in VR. When you look to the side and the HUD panels pop up, they cast a really nice glow down onto the surface underneath, potentially lighting it up if the ambient lighting is just right. I don't know exactly how the ED cockpit HUD is supposed to work so I'm not sure if it really ought to be doing that ... but I do like it.
Oh, and speaking of HUD (and someone may have already mentioned this) but obviously, when the canopy breaks and you can only see the HUD on the remaining bits of glass, that's a fabulous little detail.
Edit: hmm - I guess I just answered my own question about how the HUD works, it's being projected onto the canopy, so it probably shouldn't cast a glow underneath where it "appears" to be ... bah, I still like it.
Edit 2: doh! but not the side panels (as pointed out in the next post)
When you shut down your SRV scanner, soothing music starts playing. Pretty dope
I mean actual musicIt's ambiant background noise from the planet.
I mean actual music