What will be next? Gifting Corvettes because people flies them without enough credits to cover the insurance?
There is a way back from that cluster - however some may class it as a "glitch".
Very interesting, but almost certainly unintended.
Regardless, it's also an entirely different matter from jumping there without a plan get back then having the mystical hand of god reach down from outside the game, put you back were you came from, and allow you to continue on your merry way.
so getting stuck in the middle of no where and FD just wave a magic wand to get you out of it is an official thing now?
sounds to me like the main risk of exploration has now been ruined.![]()
I think Brett C needs to weigh in on this issue....
I'm just pointing out that the discovered by tags may quite easily have been obtained by people that made their own way back...
so getting stuck in the middle of no where and FD just wave a magic wand to get you out of it is an official thing now?
forgetting the discovered by (which i agree should not have happened) what is good for the prince should be good for the pauper so does this mean that anyone who makes a 1 way jump and gets stuck can simply get support to magic them out of it?
sounds to me like the main risk of exploration has now been ruined.
it also means stories like the miner who rescued a stranded fella as he had no jumponium would no longer happen as the stranded would just get their ship moved... and if FD said no to that, that would be unfair, or is it only the chosen few who get special treatment?
In the dedicated thread I see a lot of reports of CMDRs offing themselves at their destination.
So I'm wondering ... did I hop on the bandwagon a wee bit premature?
It's a subject that we're investigating now. Thanks.
When getting stuck in most online games, support will usually move you to safety. The issue here isn't so much getting stuck, but rather intentionally getting stuck. Whilst everyone on the Distant Stars expedition should have been well aware it was likely a one way trip, in many other cases, it's all to easy to get unintentionally stuck inside a system.
I'm not saying whether or not Frontier should actually step in and help, just that in other online games when people get trapped due to game mechanics - support will usually help out. So in this case, isn't it really a question of whether Frontier should be helping people that intentionally got stuck?
(Assuming Frontier actually did move them in this case - as there are in-game ways to get back).