FDev, could you buff the Beluga Liner's heat capacity juuuuust a little bit

[SaliVader]

You know, just enough so that it doesn't overheat just by charging its FSD. Seriously, imagine if some company designed a car whose engine would overheat to the point of failure just by driving into a highway.

I should have bought an Orca... [mad]

 

[CMDR Cosmic Spacehead]

What power plant and mods are you using?

 

[Aashenfox]

You didn't say the magic word.

On topic, really? In deep space, charging the FSD takes temp over 100%? I don't have a Beluga, but I have plenty of ships that the FSD overheats if I don't wait until the ship temp is below 60%. If it's overheating from say 50%, then that would definitely be a problem I guess...

 

[SaliVader]

What power plant and mods are you using?

6A, unmodded yet but I'm going to apply low emissions grade 3 of course. Still, you shouldn't need to mod the ship to make it actually work properly.

You didn't say the magic word.

On topic, really? In deep space, charging the FSD takes temp over 100%? I don't have a Beluga, but I have plenty of ships that the FSD overheats if I don't wait until the ship temp is below 60%. If it's overheating from say 50%, then that would definitely be a problem I guess...

Pretty please
No matter your starting heat, if you charge your FSD the Beluga will eventually reach 100% heat and beyond, even if you stay still. No other ships do this afaik, they may reach >80% heat but never >100%

 

[CMDR Cosmic Spacehead]

6A, unmodded yet but I'm going to apply low emissions grade 3 of course. Still, you shouldn't need to mod the ship to make it actually work properly.

That's all I needed to know. Lol
Your point is valid.

I was just checking you didn't do a grade 5 overcharged, on a D rated PP or something. And grade 5 DD. Lol

CMDR Cosmic Spacehead