You don't need a fleet of 30+ fully G5 engineered ships. Again, this is something you have chosen to do yourself. Nowhere in the game does it say you need 30+ fully engineered ships.
And even then, for PvE you only need grade 1-3 to be competitive.
will this work on GeForce Now?
I was working with the apprehension that the BGS and PP is a unified system, albeit one without cross-platform play, squadrons, and platforms
Try jump range.
We were all perfectly fine exploring before engineers.Try jump range.
I have a explorabeluga that is engineered to f for jump range, useablity and flexibility
Like I said, a convenience...Try jump range.
Manage your module priorities (most of them are currently at priority 1), turn off modules when you know you won't need them (you won't need your xeno utilities, planetary vehicle hangar and frame shift wake scanner when mining for example)I have a explorabeluga that is engineered to f for jump range, useablity and flexibility
it has a fighter bay, soon 4 SRV bays and a 50yr jump range, full mining and research capabilities, depending on if any new ship modules come with EDO.
and it cost $300m and a ton of mats
Coriolis link here
PS: if anyone can tell me how to get the heat down a little it would be appreciated
You won't like it, but replace that mass manager special on the FSD with thermal spread. Same with the power plant.I have a explorabeluga that is engineered to f for jump range, useablity and flexibility
it has a fighter bay, soon 4 SRV bays and a 50yr jump range, full mining and research capabilities, depending on if any new ship modules come with EDO.
and it cost $300m and a ton of mats
Coriolis link here
PS: if anyone can tell me how to get the heat down a little it would be appreciated
You still need materials for that, although only once.
I can thermal the powerplant and only lose .06ly of jump range so thats a good plan, the FSD I lose too much but its a start
The plant will help a little, but it's the FSD that nearly cooks the ship every time you charge it up.I can thermal the powerplant and only lose .06ly of jump range so thats a good plan, the FSD I lose too much but its a start
You don't need any of that to explore. All of that is your own choice. As it goes, I have engineered modules for my Explorer Krait MkII, but I haven't had to do any grind to get them.I have a explorabeluga that is engineered to f for jump range, useablity and flexibility
it has a fighter bay, soon 4 SRV bays and a 50yr jump range, full mining and research capabilities, depending on if any new ship modules come with EDO.
and it cost $300m and a ton of mats
Coriolis link here
PS: if anyone can tell me how to get the heat down a little it would be appreciated
which is a grind
It’s actually kind of an odd proposition ...
From my lofty position...It’s actually kind of an odd proposition ...
On the one hand, I obviously want the Odyssey release to go well ... the new graphics, planets, etc will all be great to see on PS5 when that eventually happen so FDev going bust due to a bad release or having to bug-fix forever is clearly not going to be a good thing!
On the other hand, I’m not (personally) spectacularly interested in any of the FPS gameplay or taking taxis around the galaxy ... but if the release goes too well, it’s possible that FDev will take the popularity of the on-foot gameplay as a prioritisation call and further let the ship-based gameplay stagnate beyond the 2-years already passed during Odyssey development.
So, yeh ... interesting times ...
Not terrified at all. It just does not have much I want.
I've essentially stopped playing shooters when they became serious. I loved my Unreal/Unreal Tournament, Quake 2, Serious Sam. The last shooter I played before stopping was Return to Castle Wolfenstein in 2001.
