Even though I've participated in DW1 & DW2, I'm personally still disappointed how easy it is to traverse the entire galaxy.
Good point, I agree on this!
Even though I've participated in DW1 & DW2, I'm personally still disappointed how easy it is to traverse the entire galaxy.
What a sad point to pick someone up on! but, OK, I'll bend to you demands this time.
22,000 divided by any amount that's below 22ly jump range, you could have figured that one out for yourself 'if you could have been bothered'
As for building a long range ship, yup, I've got a Clipper that does 35ly and my mate's Python does 25ly and for me it's still 700* jumps (maybe 600 using the cones)
*Plotting half way was 350 straight and 335 using cones (can't plot more than 20kly)
I think you misunderstood so I'll express it more plainly.
If you want to be able to jump 80LY at a time you can do - just build the damn ship to do it. Yes it takes a long time to jump to Colonia in a ship with a 35Ly range. You still haven't explained why the solution to this should be 'give me a magic button' rather than 'use the incredibly varied gear options in the game to build a ship with a better range'.
Note - I'm saying that as someone who has been to Colonia in the aforementioned 80LY Anaconda, and in a 35LY Anaconda and in a 30LY Asp.
I don't need to explain anything to you
and I don't want to fly the piece of crap conda!
The fact that you need to try to denigrate other posters views in an attempt to belittle them makes me wonder why you need the psychological boost.lol u ok hun?
I can sympathise with this, it's not my favourite ship either. You could always try an Asp (around 70LY range) or even a Clipper with around 50LY, the Anaconda was only being used to illustrate the point. That point remains though that you want to be able to jump vast distances without using a ship that's built for jumping vast distances.
Like I said, just acknowledge the fact that the game already lets you do what you want to do and your argument consists of 'but I want to be able to jump vast distances without using the existing method of building a ship to do it.' Why don't you feel comfortable typing that Skip, is it a bit of the old cognitive dissonance creeping in?![]()
Sounds to me more like the problem is with the time table for events like DW2 if it does not allow for the #2 at least to some degree. Perhaps the better solution would be to request for the timetable of those events to be slowed down or for a number of auxiliary mega-ships to be added en-route to allow some of the slower people to catch up - a bit like a support van in long distance "non-racing" bicycle rides.Premise/TLDR:
During my last expedition to Beagle Point with Distant Worlds 2 I always found myself forced to choose between:
1. Travel the distance to keep up with the expedition timeline
2. Slow down and enjoy the exploration of the unknown, discovering biological signs and stellar pehonomena
It's a shame I could not fully enjoy the second because of the first one.
So I thought about a solution that could help CMDR'slike me to have both: reaching far destinations and explore the galaxy making new discoveries.
The fact that you need to try to denigrate other posters views in an attempt to belittle them makes me wonder why you need the psychological boost.
I'm done with you!