Life gave me lemons :(

Minti2

Deadly, But very fluffy...
Yep certainly sucks, will add some rep to(not much consolation i know lol) ....i thought i had it bad losing a ton of acquired Bountys in a high res area after being greedy and doing one more and flinging myself into an asteroid avoiding a two man wing attacking me! lol...definitely not on your scale at all! .....ps i love lemons though :)
 
Major bummer dudette...

I've heard that if you have Star Citizen and E:D on your machine you more likely to experience a connection errors. Apparently SC is trying to destroy E:D! :p
 
I think it goes along with so many other data-related issues in the game at the moment. For example...you lose your ship, you lose all your bounties...because of course, in the year 3301, everybody's forgotten about centralised cloud storage and data-safety in one of the riskiest professions around. But...bounty vouchers aren't actually related to the ship you got them in, because you keep them if you switch to one of your stored ships or buy a new one.

Many have said what you said, including why in the year 3300 data has to be handed in.
Well, if we stick to the game mechanics, we warp space to travel, with warp drives. Sending signals to a centralised cloud will have to go the old fashioned way, speed of light. Even if you are only 5 LY away from the cloud, your signal to record your bounty will take 5 years to get to the cloud. :)


OP, +1 rep as I can't do anything else :)
You have persuaded me to not go to the Core this time round, as I have traveled over 25000 LY already, in many directions, and was going to the core before heading back. I will do the core in another trip.
 
I really feel for you - I know exactly what you're going through; just lost around 1500 systems worth of data. I'd kept fairly detailed notes and put them on my ticket - managed to get credits in 'compensation', but unfortunately ended up 18K LY from where I was, with no credits on discoveries, and the CR I got as compensation wasn't applied to my exploring XP/CR. So basically, got to go through it all again. It's agony just thinking of spending another four weeks just to get back to where I was before! :-( It's really bad design.

Full sympathies - hope you at least manage to get some CR back from support.
 
Thanks everyone who replied, and also thanks for all the rep that you gave me. :)
I guess i will consider if i go do it again, or perhaps go back and do something else in game. But i'm not sure about it yet.


I really feel for you - I know exactly what you're going through; just lost around 1500 systems worth of data. I'd kept fairly detailed notes and put them on my ticket - managed to get credits in 'compensation', but unfortunately ended up 18K LY from where I was, with no credits on discoveries, and the CR I got as compensation wasn't applied to my exploring XP/CR. So basically, got to go through it all again. It's agony just thinking of spending another four weeks just to get back to where I was before! :-( It's really bad design.

Full sympathies - hope you at least manage to get some CR back from support.

Thanks, it really sucks especially all the time that it cost.
Well i didn't get credits, they just put me back in my asp located in the core. thats it.
 
I don't understand why they can't make a backup of the data to prevent people losing weeks of game play.
It's just so...blindingly obvious that you have to protect against this sort of thing, right?

Super poor planning on their part. They need a backup system.
 
You managed to get relocated in the core? :-O

I was told that they couldn't do that!!! (So I'm left with an 18K LY trip back out - about 18 hours if it's just jump/beep/refuel/repeat).

Hmmmm....
 
You managed to get relocated in the core? :-O

I was told that they couldn't do that!!! (So I'm left with an 18K LY trip back out - about 18 hours if it's just jump/beep/refuel/repeat).

Hmmmm....

They put me back on the route that i travelled, in one of the last systems before my game made me die. I think it was the 2nd or 3rd system from the last one.
 
I can imagine in the future that critical data is saved in a black box that has a transponder signal and an owner ID embedded within. So, they could change the game to allow anyone to find it and give the finder a nice finders fee (deducted from the exploration data price) and then credit the owner with the rest. Of course, the owner would know right where to find it so the owner could possibly reclaim all of the lost money.
 
“When life gives you lemons, don’t make lemonade. Make life take the lemons back! Get mad! I don’t want your damn lemons, what the hell am I supposed to do with these? Demand to see life’s manager! Make life rue the day it thought it could give Silent_Star lemons! Do you know who I am? I’m the man who’s gonna burn your house down! With the lemons! I’m gonna get my engineers to invent a combustible lemon that burns your house down!”

I loved that guy. I'ma have to go play that game again now that I'm remembering his wise-cracking.
 
I loved that guy. I'ma have to go play that game again now that I'm remembering his wise-cracking.

I'm glad someone got the reference :) I didn't think it was possible to improve on the simplicity and guile of Portal's story but they went and did it anyway. Got to love Valve.
 
This ^^. I don't believe for one minute that this data is held locally on our machines??? It's just another example of how exploration is badly implemented in ED at the moment.

It certainly isn't local. It's probably just that they backup whole database tables, and aren't going to spend hours and hours of work recovering data to another database server just to rebuild one player's data.

Essentially there's not an easy "undo delete" one the data has been dropped, without restoring the whole table or database from backup and finding the previous data.
 
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I would have to cry a bit if that were me.
 
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