Anybody else noticed this?
Doesn't seem to happen all the time, or in all ships, but sometimes the ATC at an engineer's base will refer to your ship by it's original Ident' rather than one you might've given it.
Just been cruising around in my Anaconda (Ident UV-45L), ferrying weapons to engineers to get them modded, and several of the ATC's use the Ident "Sierra India 2", which would (I assume) have been the Ident the ship had when I bought it.
Doesn't seem to happen at normal stations, just engineers.
I also transferred a couple of small (cheap) ships to a nearby station and tried landing those at the nearby engineer base and the ATC refers to them by the correct Ident.
Course, as I said, the engineer ATC's don't seem to make this mistake all the time so that might not mean much.
Also, having just reinstalled the game on a new HDD, I'm wondering if, perhaps, I have to re-apply names/ident's before the game recognises them, or something?
Surely not?
Doesn't seem to happen all the time, or in all ships, but sometimes the ATC at an engineer's base will refer to your ship by it's original Ident' rather than one you might've given it.
Just been cruising around in my Anaconda (Ident UV-45L), ferrying weapons to engineers to get them modded, and several of the ATC's use the Ident "Sierra India 2", which would (I assume) have been the Ident the ship had when I bought it.
Doesn't seem to happen at normal stations, just engineers.
I also transferred a couple of small (cheap) ships to a nearby station and tried landing those at the nearby engineer base and the ATC refers to them by the correct Ident.
Course, as I said, the engineer ATC's don't seem to make this mistake all the time so that might not mean much.
Also, having just reinstalled the game on a new HDD, I'm wondering if, perhaps, I have to re-apply names/ident's before the game recognises them, or something?
Surely not?