Just left for a circumnavigation

Wish me luck! Any tips? I will take LYR bonus for when I come back... Cause why not! Flying using this baby.

There was a certain bookmark I wanted to reach around the yellow circle, hence why I didn't go down in the outer arm right away. Heading west right now to the Angustia region and then I'll follow the outer arm north up until... I dunno, we'll see. I'll go at Beagle Point for sure too!

Edit 1: sorry for the tiny picture lol... (right click and open in new tab if you wish)
Blue circle, bubble
Orange circle, we got a client that was only about 2000ly from my location, so I went there
Purple circle, Bubble Nebula
Yellow circle, some old bookmark I had there with a few terraformable HMC and WW (thanks multicrew!)

Also the reason I went back on track after the rescue was to scan the WW/ELW/Gas Type II that I skipped on the way. :p

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Edit: latest map as of 2017/07/06 http://puu.sh/wDjhl/dcfe03f2a7.png
 
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Right on CMDR...thought of doing this before but never did it myself....good luck and keep us posted.
 
After having visited the Zurara, I'm on that trip myself, but instead of following the western edge of the Outer Arm, I'm now going up alog the 30,000 ly line.

But since you're a Rat, I'll expect you'll pass me long before I reach BP.
 
After having visited the Zurara, I'm on that trip myself, but instead of following the western edge of the Outer Arm, I'm now going up alog the 30,000 ly line.

But since you're a Rat, I'll expect you'll pass me long before I reach BP.

I'll add you in game later today!
 
A circumnavigation is too hardcore for me; I flew from Sol (well not exactly Sol, I don't have a Sol permit) to Beagle Point, then to Colonia bubble, and it took me over 9 months. I was scanning a lot of planets though. How much do you plan on surface scanning planets on the way, or are you planning on mainly honking and jumping (and maybe saving the surface scanner for something cool)?
 
i wanna try one in a sidey.. because i am maso and havent gotten a beating in ages.
or something..
maybe i should get that sidey engineered tho..

or just get a better ship.

yeah...

well we will see
 
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Forgot to share my Conda setup

A circumnavigation is too hardcore for me; I flew from Sol (well not exactly Sol, I don't have a Sol permit) to Beagle Point, then to Colonia bubble, and it took me over 9 months. I was scanning a lot of planets though. How much do you plan on surface scanning planets on the way, or are you planning on mainly honking and jumping (and maybe saving the surface scanner for something cool)?

Scanning all ELW and AW, scanning all WW within 100kls (more or less depending on mood), scanning all GGII within 10kls, scanning some HMC if I feel like it and think they are terraformable.

i wanna try one in a sidey.. because i am maso and havent gotten a beating in ages.
or something..
maybe i should get that sidey engineered tho..

or just get a better ship.

yeah...

well we will see

I dare you to do one, should engineer your sidey!
 
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Good luck, CMDR. Scan a lot jumponium systems, especially Polonium 1.0+, and remember to put them to edsm.net so that we may find them.
 
Wish me luck! Any tips?

Good luck. As for tips...

First, explore the way you want to explore, at a pace that's comfortable for you. It doesn't get any longer than this - and it's easy to burn yourself out if you're not careful.

Second, use information from others for what it's intended - just a guide, not a commandment. Making your own way has its rewards, and exploring systems no one's touched before is just awesome. At the same time, there's nothing wrong with seeking help when you need it.

Finally, if you run into a star because of inattention, be sure to extract yourself from the star before you do anything else - and don't let your mind wander while doing that. Burned my hull to 28% doing that; almost brought an early end to my circumnavigation.
 
Finally, if you run into a star because of inattention, be sure to extract yourself from the star before you do anything else - and don't let your mind wander while doing that. Burned my hull to 28% doing that; almost brought an early end to my circumnavigation.

Total hull damage that I've suffered while exploring since I started playing is probably around 10% or so. I'll be fine :D. Thanks though!
 
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