So I just got my first asp explorer, and my additional crew member, but when I launch, the ship is still partially in the station, and the thrusters do nothing. How am I supposed to fix this?
Elite / Frontier Elite II Asp Exp. Not moving?
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This is the second game in the elite series, so there isn't even a power plant. But it doesn't matter because I stupidly realized that there was no fuel in my fuel tank.
Glad I'm not the only one who's done that [haha]
Yeah, watch that fuel 
Year or two ago, perhaps in late 3301, we at Fuel Rats got a call from a client who had ran out of fuel; yes, that's bread and butter, but we couldn't figure out their actual location from the data they gave us. Something was off in the system/sector name. Then we figured it out: the client was using old galactic coordinates. When asked about the ship etc things got even weirder: they were flying a 3200 era ship and the thing really dawned when we asked them what year it is.
It was spooky to get a hundred year old live call. Must have been some twist in the fabric of space.
We managed to find some dusty old ship and navigation manuals, but unfortunately those were of no help. We were hundred years too late.
(Really what happened was that we got a client who was playing Frontier:Elite2 and had ran out of fuel, and decided to pop into our chat and ask for advice. Luckily for them they had saved at the last station, so load was option there. )
Year or two ago, perhaps in late 3301, we at Fuel Rats got a call from a client who had ran out of fuel; yes, that's bread and butter, but we couldn't figure out their actual location from the data they gave us. Something was off in the system/sector name. Then we figured it out: the client was using old galactic coordinates. When asked about the ship etc things got even weirder: they were flying a 3200 era ship and the thing really dawned when we asked them what year it is.
It was spooky to get a hundred year old live call. Must have been some twist in the fabric of space.
We managed to find some dusty old ship and navigation manuals, but unfortunately those were of no help. We were hundred years too late.
(Really what happened was that we got a client who was playing Frontier:Elite2 and had ran out of fuel, and decided to pop into our chat and ask for advice. Luckily for them they had saved at the last station, so load was option there.
)Yeah, watch that fuel
Year or two ago, perhaps in late 3301, we at Fuel Rats got a call from a client who had ran out of fuel; yes, that's bread and butter, but we couldn't figure out their actual location from the data they gave us. Something was off in the system/sector name. Then we figured it out: the client was using old galactic coordinates. When asked about the ship etc things got even weirder: they were flying a 3200 era ship and the thing really dawned when we asked them what year it is.
It was spooky to get a hundred year old live call. Must have been some twist in the fabric of space.
We managed to find some dusty old ship and navigation manuals, but unfortunately those were of no help. We were hundred years too late.
(Really what happened was that we got a client who was playing Frontier:Elite2 and had ran out of fuel, and decided to pop into our chat and ask for advice. Luckily for them they had saved at the last station, so load was option there.
... which sounds like an excellent basis for a fanfic.