What is that application???? it´s looking really good!
What is that application???? it´s looking really good!
Just a sole explorer that likes my own company. Did stock up on tritium before I left the bubble and have enough to travel about 65,000 LY in total but at some point I'll hit bingo fuel and will need to turn around or rely on mining to make it back.Probably worth mentioning again that you don't have to mine tritium to run a Carrier, even out in the black. The range of a Carrier running on stored tritium is now high enough to get anywhere in the galaxy. I've still never mined any.
If you're trying a circumnavigation, you would need to resupply a few times, but that's manageable with a bit of teamwork or multiple accounts.
Mine one ...What is that application???? it´s looking really good!
thanks!! looking really good!Mine one ...
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GitHub - alexzk1/ed_highway: Elite Dangerous route plotter GUI for www.spansh.co.uk/plotter (neutron stars).
Elite Dangerous route plotter GUI for www.spansh.co.uk/plotter (neutron stars). - alexzk1/ed_highwaygithub.com
See the post above yours - there's no difference in yields, and in fact you'll get the same Tritium yields in any Icy ring...I'll need to mine some carrier fuel on my way back from Magellan's Star. I wonder if double/triple tritium hotspots are still worth making a detour? Or it's just easier to find a simple hotspot and not bother doing several additional jumps for a double/triple one?
That's for months already. If tritium present as spot anywhere in ring (or maybe in system even), it "poisons" all other minerals. I have marked couple systems where there is no tritium spots at all, and then it is better to mine minerals there.I got bored and travelled to an LTD hotspot. I was finding tritium there too, at the same percentages and frequency as in the so-called double overlap. Awesome.