Leaving Sagittarius A*

Albixnsgirl

Albixnsgirl
I know right? Who would want to leave such a paradise!

But I'm not sure how to leave exactly due to the route plotting locking up. I've only found stuff on how to plan an optimal jump range to actually get there but not leave it. Should I try the same optimal range as I did to get to Sagittarius A*? Please help?

Excuse me if this post doesn't make sense, I get worried when posting big stuff
 

Arnoldo

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Yep, same process as you used to nav to Sag A will get you out of there...

Key question is which direction to go - head a bit further out into the black, make BP your next destination :) You know it makes sense...
 
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Albixnsgirl

Albixnsgirl
Arnoldo said:
Yep, same process as you used to nav to Sag A will get you out of there...
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Well I mostly just winged it. When I worked out my optimal jump range, it was around 970.04 (I have a 38.24 jump range) and sometimes that doesn't work for me [knocked out]

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Arnoldo said:
Yep, same process as you used to nav to Sag A will get you out of there...

Key question is which direction to go - head a bit further out into the black, make BP your next destination :) You know it makes sense...
Click to expand...

I was going to go all out and head to Beagle Point afterwards but I would like to keep that for another time. Maybe after I acquire a class 5 FSD upgrade, if I roll lucky.
 
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Arnoldo

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its a real PITA, last time I hit the core I didn't know about the formula and just scraped lots of short routes, lots of manual plotting etc - so tiresome
 

Sylar N7

Sylar N7
If your optimal range is still working, try heading straight up or down. Once you get about 1,500lys or so above the core the star density drops back down to manageable levels
 
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