Patch Notes Update Elite Dangerous: Beyond - Chapter One 3.0
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The "Ignore" function, if I recall correctly from the beta will cause the limpet to discard the unwanted/full material and resume gathering things not being ignored.
Wait, what?
So hold on a second....
Basically that means the bright gas giants we've found that have very high surface temperatures (on the order of 7000K) and so therefore SHOULD actually be glowing bright white, have now been fixed so that they DON'T glow bright white.
Yet at the same time, planets like this one I found back in August 2015 (and submitted a bug report about the impossible stats and surface temperatures of such planets btw) which SHOULD be glowing (on account of it having an alleged surface temperature half as hot again as the boiling point of tungsten) still remain unfixed and also unglowy 3 years on?
Um...yeah. Makes perfect sense.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Thanks, they helped me yet. All OK.
No matter which option you choose, it always uses only the first three characters to address you.
Thus if
Cmdr name : Big Jim
Ship name : The Mill
Callsign : BTM-74
flight controllers will address you as
Cmdr name : Bravo India Gold
Ship name : Tango Hotel Echo
Callsign : Bravo Tango Mike
It was never random. If you get really random, there is a problem.
Remember except what Maxine explains below, they also first call out your ships manufacturer then the three letters (for example "lakon november lima sierra").
Hello
- see revise system of fines (the aggressor who destroys a player has to pay vessels and or amends cargoes lost), if the victim clear
responsible step.
- see revise (too high price) system of insurance.
-pnj who appears behind you for you fsd interdictor unnoticed on the radar?
tank you ,goodbye
- see revise system of fines (the aggressor who destroys a player has to pay vessels and or amends cargoes lost), if the victim clear
responsible step.
- see revise (too high price) system of insurance.
-pnj who appears behind you for you fsd interdictor unnoticed on the radar?
tank you ,goodbye
Might depend on the controller, though.
My callsign is currently AZZ-Heavy (CMDR Azzie Elbub in a T-9 Heavy). Now, it might be my imagination, but I think some controllers address me as "Lakon Alpha Zulu Zulu Heavy". But it's only some of them - I imagine I hear it on one port, I try to listen for it on the next port, and get the ususal "Lakon Apha Zulu Zulu", then when I return to the first port again I've forgotten all about it. And no, "H" should be "Hotel".
I've gotten the "Heavy" designation in my T-9, but I've only noticed it at surface ports (most recently, the robot ATC at Farseer). It was the three letter code that I've chosen, just with the addition of "Heavy." Not sure why it only happens at surface ports (in my experience), but it could have something to do with gravity (if you want to go with an in-game explanation). Starports can basically decide how "Heavy" a monster like the T-9 is, because they have artificial gravity. Surface ports, however, just have to deal with whatever the gravity is on that particular rock. That's the way I've been thinking about it, at least.
Back to the original question, other CMDRs are right. I chose "ship name" as my preferred callout, and it worked just fine (first three letters). I still haven't decided on a name for my Vulture, so the other day I got "Victor Uniform Lima." If you chose the "ship designation" as your callout, it will be whatever you've set it to in the Livery - the default looks like it is generated based on your CMDR name.
I've gotten the "Heavy" designation in my T-9, but I've only noticed it at surface ports (most recently, the robot ATC at Farseer). It was the three letter code that I've chosen, just with the addition of "Heavy." Not sure why it only happens at surface ports (in my experience), but it could have something to do with gravity (if you want to go with an in-game explanation). Starports can basically decide how "Heavy" a monster like the T-9 is, because they have artificial gravity. Surface ports, however, just have to deal with whatever the gravity is on that particular rock. That's the way I've been thinking about it, at least.
Back to the original question, other CMDRs are right. I chose "ship name" as my preferred callout, and it worked just fine (first three letters). I still haven't decided on a name for my Vulture, so the other day I got "Victor Uniform Lima." If you chose the "ship designation" as your callout, it will be whatever you've set it to in the Livery - the default looks like it is generated based on your CMDR name.
Yes the default is the first three letters of your Commander name, which is what it was before we were offered the choice, I actually used those three letters as the start of my ship ID so it sounded more ATC speak which is where heavy comes from it was added to the ATC call out to aircraft above a certain maximum take off weight to ensure sufficient separation was left behind those large aircraft to avoid wake turbulence issues the term Super is also used in this context but only the A380 qualifies for it.
If the U.S. Prez-for-Life privatizes ATC like he wants to, the new designation will be "Yuuuuuuge."
If the U.S. Prez-for-Life privatizes ATC like he wants to, the new designation will be "Yuuuuuuge."
He might need to reconsider that: https://imgur.com/gallery/iVYbW
If the U.S. Prez-for-Life privatizes ATC like he wants to, the new designation will be "Yuuuuuuge."
Well Super is already in use for the A380.
Makes sense.
Its in the audio options menu, not in the livery.
You sometimes get the heavy when flying a large ship.
Its in the audio options menu, not in the livery.
Duh.
That's the only menu I didn't thoroughly check.Thank you.
I like the update but please give PS4 players a journal like EDDiscovery.
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