Is anybody else easily distracted?
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I've spent the last month bumbling around near Colonia visiting black holes, just, well ... because
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No. This is the Guild of Enablers.
"Do you think I should travel 100,000ly to see if I can find a potato pair?"
"HELL YES. I'LL JOIN YOU"
"Let's start an expedition and call it Distant Potatoes"
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I usually travel in fairly straight lines... but I really prefer not to go through already-tagged systems, so I tend to make detours. On my way home from Sag A*, I diverted maybe 300 Ly east and 2800 Ly down after just two tagged systems in a row, and for the current trip I'm on, instead of a beeline for the core, I went a bit east, and am now headed to Greae Phoea AA-A H41 nebula before doglegging back west to where my tourist wants to go.
Part of it may be that I don't tend to look at the galaxy map very often, and I don't generally try to set my filters to look for interesting stars, just taking them as they come on my way.
Part of it may be that I don't tend to look at the galaxy map very often, and I don't generally try to set my filters to look for interesting stars, just taking them as they come on my way.
I miss the green suns...they existed in some earlier version of 2.x but then had their colour changed to blue. I love blue suns too but not as nice as green.
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Regardless to what some might say, distraction is healthy IMO 
Just flying from one way point to another without any de-tour is just watching jump sequence over and over again and that gets old quite quickly.
With that said, i get distracted easily and every time I do, I have great fun.
Realistic galactic map mode is quite good way for you to get distracted, I cannot belive I didn't use it all that much before, but then again, this is my first long exploration run.
Just flying from one way point to another without any de-tour is just watching jump sequence over and over again and that gets old quite quickly.
With that said, i get distracted easily and every time I do, I have great fun.
Realistic galactic map mode is quite good way for you to get distracted, I cannot belive I didn't use it all that much before, but then again, this is my first long exploration run.
Regardless to what some might say, distraction is healthy IMO
Just flying from one way point to another without any de-tour is just watching jump sequence over and over again and that gets old quite quickly.
With that said, i get distracted easily and every time I do, I have great fun.
Realistic galactic map mode is quite good way for you to get distracted, I cannot belive I didn't use it all that much before, but then again, this is my first long exploration run.
I've done many exploration trips and I am in a long-term one now but I've have yet to find some use for the realistic galactic map mode. I use the galactic map, it's my main tool for navigating sparse areas and the "normal" boring mode provides me with all the information I need. How do you use it in realistic mode?
Put it into realistic mode, zoom out "a smidge" and move about (works far better in a semi-dense area). Giants are hugely obvious (pun intended, I guess). Sure, you can filter carbon stars or Wolf-Rayets out themselves - but M/K/F and the occasional A are much harder to find without using realistic mode. Giant Ms are pretty abundant but your chances of running into one by just filtering to Ms is... small.
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^^This.
I like giant stars and now am in quest of finding un-tagged super/giant class G and F. I have claimed my first A supergiant with 400+k SOL radius recently