My Spreadsheets bring all the boys to the yard...
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I mean, there was that one time I wrote down all the 30 local systems in the Crab Nebula to check them off after I explored them – detail surface scanned everything in them. Getting there and out again was the first and last time I've used jumponium in the game so far, using my multi-role combat/exploration Vulture to get there during the Crab Nebula Expedition of 3302 (I was a fleet escort as well), so naturally I wanted to make the most of it. Getting there was a hoot, and one of the more compelling things I've done in the game.
Not sure if that counts or not, but I think it's within the same spirit as what the OP is talking about. I mean, I didn't use a spreadsheet. But that's OK, right?
Now, if I could copy and paste text directly from the game to my PC (log files not withstanding), it might be a different story.
Not sure if that counts or not, but I think it's within the same spirit as what the OP is talking about. I mean, I didn't use a spreadsheet. But that's OK, right?
Now, if I could copy and paste text directly from the game to my PC (log files not withstanding), it might be a different story.
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I have Google Sheets with Tabs for Ship Progression Plans & Loadouts (linked to Coriolis), Exploration Expeditions planned, and Trade/Trade Logs. I don't use the Trade pages much anymore, as planning my trade routes in advance doesn't really work due to supply and pricing changes.
But yes, loved using spreadsheets in Eve Online, and in ED as well.
But yes, loved using spreadsheets in Eve Online, and in ED as well.
Hi Oss....
I think achievement is that you can do both. Number crunching is exciting for some, and totally boring for others. But both can find something to go for in ED. I think that's one of game's strengths despite sometimes we might feel otherwise.
Thank you.
My first time was in the mid eighties with a copy of Smart Suite on the offices first desktop PC. It was totally DOS, man. I was immediately hooked.
Now, it has got to the point where I Excel at everything.
Badum tsssssh.
No, you are still young. Are duvets those newfangled blankets from foreignland?
Careful though, one moment you're working on spreadsheets then before you know it you're hard into SQL and before long you've published an online tool...
I suddenly have a hankering for a milkshake