An inverse name and shame. Interesting concept.
Yea, its up to you to name and shame yourself.
List updated....Old Man Knott thats 2 for you now.
An inverse name and shame. Interesting concept.
It's funny. I've done the same thing in the past. When it comes to drinking and programming, I'm fine. No problem. But drinking and flying spaceships... not a good combo. Well, drinking a little, or just flying in SC is fine, but I've done some seriously heavy landings on planets even less than 2.5 G after a couple of scotch.Mine was a combination of carelessness and alcohol.
I was exploring around the Omega area while waiting for the next WP to be announced.
Came across an interesting looking planet and decided to go down for a look around.
I had supped a few drinks before this session and failed to check the gravity before attempting landing. Got to the end of the glide and found myself dropping towards the ground at a great rate, I then panicked trying to recover and made a very pretty fireball as I smashed into the ground.
Turns out it was only 2.5 G or so which I've done before, so the rule is - Don't drink and fly!
At least I could rebuy my ship at Omega mining so I didn't have to go all the way back to the start of the expedition.... being a bit more careful now.... it's getting to be a long way back!
It's funny. I've done the same thing in the past. When it comes to drinking and programming, I'm fine. No problem.
Absolutely. Not only heard about it, but actually experienced it and used it intentionally a few times. No kidding. Unfortunately, it's a very short effect. Few hours or less. And I think it's more about dulling the ADD than actually improving your thought process. I produced more, but I had more bug-fixing to do the next day.Surely you've heard of the Ballmer Peak?
And I think it's more about dulling the ADD than actually improving your thought process. I produced more, but I had more bug-fixing to do the next day.![]()
True dat....that would certainly explain my grades in all the programming classes I had to take in undergrad (Electrical Engineering, Power focus).
oh so if you repair any module it powers it off and it never comes back on? Well that's definitely what happened then :-O I'm always learning new ways to die I swear...
I've had thatI died at the Conflux Settlements last Sunday a few hours before we received the WP4 destination. There was a big group in FleetComm mucking around and having fun - someone managed to recall their DBX and it landed underneath the settlement sign, leaving it jammed. Someone else then tried unsuccessfully to fly an anaconda underneath the same sign and a third commander jumped his SRV onto the back of the annie and drove its full length. Meanwhile some NPCs were buzzing the settlement issuing random threats. I myself spent some happy fun times jumping on to the top of the tower in my SRV. While I was up there once I fired off a few shots into the air in sheer exuberance - because why wouldn't you? A bit later I used a metal ramp to give me a boost for a huge jump up into the hills beyond the settlement, and damaged my SRV a bit. I decided to dock at my ship for repairs rather than synth them to save mats.
It was at that point that I discovered the NPCs were angry with me. They all started shooting and I lost shields almost immediately. In a panic I took off and boosted to get high enough and tried to low wake out. But of course the annie was still there mass locking my Krait... and back to Rohini I went.
I think that the NPCs turned hostile when I fired my SRVs weapons, which is annoying.