I claimed my System a few days ago, Colonization ship is in System and shows all my details and my new Outpost to be built,including Material Requirements. BUT I can't unload any Materials into the Colonization ship? Is this paused still, I understood Systems already selected would go ahead?
Elite Dangerous | System Colonisation Beta Details & Feedback
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There are missions on the computer tmerinals, but no in-person mission givers and the shops/bar are closed.
7-10 days , a few hours per day. With a T-8, no FC & no help.
This has very likely been asked and answered already (and probably several times), but you'll have to forgive me for not going through 132 pages of conversations and likely asking it once again...
I was thinking about transferring a few ships to my newly-colonized system to help with further construction, but the shipyard in the initial coriolis station is disabled. How does it get enabled? Does it happen automatically as the system economy/population grows, or is it some other way? Or does it get enabled at all?
I was thinking about transferring a few ships to my newly-colonized system to help with further construction, but the shipyard in the initial coriolis station is disabled. How does it get enabled? Does it happen automatically as the system economy/population grows, or is it some other way? Or does it get enabled at all?
Not sure if this is currently doable by FDev. We already have a problem with people getting stuck loging off on the carrier after its completed and getting an error. Thats the one they are in.
Now imagine if you have multiple ships in a station that suddenly goes POOF. Id think it would error out and you'd lose them in the current design.
Something like this has likely been suggested already, but there would be a very easy solution to the "colonization sniping" problem (which is that if you are building a chain of colonized systems in order to reach a particular system, other commanders can be watching you in your latest system and immediately when you finish it, they can go to the new space port and claim the next system for themselves).
There would be a very easy solution to that problem: The colonization contact for a newly-finished system is only enabled for the system architect eg. for the first 1 hour. After that it becomes enabled for everybody. That's it.
There would be a very easy solution to that problem: The colonization contact for a newly-finished system is only enabled for the system architect eg. for the first 1 hour. After that it becomes enabled for everybody. That's it.
Hey FD... just looking at the in-construction assets....
These looks really cool.
With that said, it's the sort of thing I'd love to fly around for reasons other than looking pretty.... maybe think about new mission types against NPCs that feature these... e.g "shut down unauthorised construction operation", "raid construction raid supplies" etc. that spawn in related USS etc.
These looks really cool.
With that said, it's the sort of thing I'd love to fly around for reasons other than looking pretty.... maybe think about new mission types against NPCs that feature these... e.g "shut down unauthorised construction operation", "raid construction raid supplies" etc. that spawn in related USS etc.
The Shipyard/Outfitting in my Coriolis was not enabled earlier today. Since then, I built two Research Orbital Installations and the Shipyard/Outfitting are now active. I'm not sure if building those two Research Installations had anything to do with it. The pop in the system is 15,300 and the economy is still Colony.
Not sure if this is a bug or just mechanics of colonization, but is anyone else's system still sitting at a super low population after it came online and markets for settlements, Planetary Outposts, and space stations in the colony not showing any goods or just like 3 goods?
Here's a balance feedback about the refinery contact --> Mining is, no matter what, a time consuming activity. Making the ratio 2->1 for mined ore to refined ore is not respectful of player time, as it's pretty much guaranteed that filling up the commodity itself is always going to be faster than mining. For example, say I have a perfect hotspot with asteroids generating 40-50% of the materials I need. Which, by the way, mostly doesn't exist for the types of materials eligible to be refined. Even then, it will take 20min to fill a python with ~190 tons. Which will translate to 95 tons of processed material, which then needs to be transported to the destination. Just buying the processed material and using the same python would have got me about 3 trips in the same span of time, or 570t vs. 95 t. While it might not "make sense" from a mass conservation POV, it "makes sense" from a respecting player's time POV to make the refinery contact give 2x or 3x or more tons from 1x ore.
When my first outpost station appeared the market board immediately had loads of different goods. Not high quantities but a wide variety. However, nearly a week later and there are still no people in the station and no facilities open bar the ones you can access via the ship menu (missions, commodities, contacts) though on-foot missions are on the concourse computer terminals. Signs hanging everywhere still say "under deployment" 5 or 6 days and one full tick after building it.
I guess it's realistic that ore won't give 100% yield e.g. one ton of bauxite making one ton of aluminium!
Maybe the Powerplay mechanic of mining and selling stuff in the same system is what they had in mind. Otherwise, why not just do inter-system trade for it? Refineries would do local ores.
Can we not? Insulating membranes are required in orders of magnitude less than CMMs, and i literally just got out of one station with, i dunno, 50 FCs in it? And a full hold myself, where i only need half of that... didn't even need to wait for a resup tick.
If we keep doing this, we might as well just introduce a new commodity: construction equipment, available in millions, and that's all we need to deliver.... if there's no difference between type and availability of goods, then let's just make then all the same.
See that's what I would assume would happen and the market quantities and quality would be based off the stats. But out of the 4 markets I have, (3) have like two goods and the other is completely blank. Assuming it's the bug I'm hearing about the stations not changing from colony.
So FC owners are hoarding the material chokepoints. Solo truckers without FCs either have to get gouged (if they can find a FC owner willing to sell) or are left cycling for hours waiting for a refill. The stations listing more than 1-2 when you arrive are at 1-3 items when you actually visit.
They are out there trust me. Change up the strategy on how you are searching for them. Inara is no longer reliable with the commodity market. You got to use the ingame information at your disposal. I can point out one exact reason why you are not finding any in that photo based on your search.
Please quit asking the Devs to increase the cap/regen rates of commodities because you cant get X, Y or Z items. Its about balance in a Supply vs DEMAND market. Our demands are overwhelming the markets. Just like they would in real life.
Not very helpful. "Don't use Inara." Then don't offer an alternative. Think about the casual normie. They aren't using secret sauce strategies to hunt them down, and you have an FC hoarding behavior that is not an authentic market force, it is a player metagaming strategy. You can run around chasing down systems that conform to their innate features, and you'll run into the same shortfall wall. If it was an authentic market, we'd see 10x prices, but we don't. Are you willing to sell me yours are the prices listed below?
What they are saying is correct, Inara isn't accurate anymore and any data it shows is before the reporting player make a purchase so high chance they bought what was shown. The very picture you posted also tells you what to do. It's produced by Refinery so look in the galaxy map for systems, planets, and ports that are Refinery. It also helps to go to planets that are far from the star, like 8k+.
Doing the above is how I found them a little bit ago. I bookmarked the location and for all of my builds so far (on the 4th) I go back to grab them and other stuff. Every time I've visited in the last 3-4 days they've always had 2,000 or more of them. I'm a casual player too but I spent a little time learning how to use the in game tools and searches and it has helped me a ton, especially since I play in VR and taking off the headset to look at other info is annoying.
I hope this has helped you some and best of luck on your search.