Hi,
I'm planning to start a long long voyage into the dark with a shiny Asp soon, and I want to balance my jump range with my survivability. I'm currently torn between taking D modules for light weight, or A module for hopefully more durability and integrity - I am leaning towards A modules. I will also take a repair tool of course.
But - one issue I know nothing about, is the hull upgrades - I anticipate most/any damage I take will be from carelessness near stellar/planetary bodies via heat and/or emergency stops, of course I plan to keep such carelessness to a minimum, but I'm not sure if taking a higher grade hull (with the weight penalties it implies) will actually help against this type of hull damage.
Does anyone know how much difference an upgraded hull will protect against this type of abuse?
Thanks,
-- Pete.
I'm planning to start a long long voyage into the dark with a shiny Asp soon, and I want to balance my jump range with my survivability. I'm currently torn between taking D modules for light weight, or A module for hopefully more durability and integrity - I am leaning towards A modules. I will also take a repair tool of course.
But - one issue I know nothing about, is the hull upgrades - I anticipate most/any damage I take will be from carelessness near stellar/planetary bodies via heat and/or emergency stops, of course I plan to keep such carelessness to a minimum, but I'm not sure if taking a higher grade hull (with the weight penalties it implies) will actually help against this type of hull damage.
Does anyone know how much difference an upgraded hull will protect against this type of abuse?
Thanks,
-- Pete.