A couple of those and you could have another Beluga. Or an Orca. 60 million for 1 mission! That's crazy, but for that far, it's going to be expensive.
That is literal weeks of time spent jumping. 20Kly at an average of 20ly/jump, that's 1,000 jumps not counting time spent fuel scooping and dealing with the odd interdiction.
Actually let me use my numbers here. 10 seconds to charge FSD, 20 seconds give or take in jumpspace, 10 seconds waiting for the FSD to cool down.
~40 seconds per system jumped.
With a 5A fuel scoop, my python takes about 3 minutes of sun circling to fill the tank from 25%. I can get about 6 jumps at max range per jump before hitting that safety margin.
6 jumps per fuel scoop works out to 167 scoop runs, at 3 minutes a piece, that's 501 minutes spent fuel scooping.
Add onto that 40 sec * 1000 jumps = 667 minutes spent jumping.
501+667 = a bare minimum of 19.5 hours doing
nothing but jumping and scooping at the maximum possible rate (i.e. your attention is on the game)
That's about a million cr/h at a 20M reward. Hey knock yourself out, but that sounds about as much fun as watching paint dry to me.
Double that time if you want to get back to the bubble, and from what I hear, there are no passenger missions from the outskirts to the bubble paying the same, so you can basically cut that CR/h figure in half.
40 hours hyperspacing? I have a
real job that pays a lot more and is a lot more interesting.
