X-Terminator
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Get real. He just needs to put in a ticket like the rest of the explorers that get bugged.
Whit a ticket they CANNOT give you exploration data back, and tagging. When data is lost is lost also for them. They can give you back money, around an esteem of what money you think you have made. They can give you back your ship if you weren't insured. But ranking, tagging, and probably the most important thing to us, the explorain data in your map, are lost forever.Get real. He just needs to put in a ticket like the rest of the explorers that get bugged.
Well that is true, however I would argue that the payout from exploration in terms of time put in, is very small even with improvements, it still in terms of hours invested vs payout is very low, is it also low risk? yes so far, though they have indicated that this might change, and armed exploration might become something people should consider, until then we will see. But giving people a chance to go out and get their stuff again when they have put that much time into it seems reasonable, note, I am not saying it should be a 100% chance or 100% recovery, I don't know the specifics yet, that can be worked out but I think the idea has merit. Maybe the amount of data they recover could deteriorate over time? there are many idea's that could be given to modify the suggestion, rather then simply shooting it down?As much as i feel sorry for the loss in the video, loosing data is the ONLY risk in the exploration. When we stay out for months it's the only chill. So for game mechanics sake, even when it's completly not your fault, the data mechanics should not be saved.
Not referring to this loss in the video, but making it back is an huge thing in exploration, as it always has been in human history.
This was not a bug on frontier's end, I haven't heard about anyone getting stuff back other then from server crashes and similar causing disconnects and ship destruction when it should be.Get real. He just needs to put in a ticket like the rest of the explorers that get bugged.
No other 'Class' would accept this level of loss, I don't understand why Explorers accept it.
I knew what I was signing up for, and when I lost 4 months (Sunny Side Up was my ship...) to what seemed to be a Windows glitch, where the DEL key press in Explorer got sent to ED as well and turned on Silent Running, I took a week off and then started again.
Stuff happens, I actually quite like that there are significant consequences in the game. Even having been on the receiving end and even if it wasn't entirely my own fault (although panicking and not saving myself when I could have if I'd kept my head is all on me) I would still decline such an option were it optional and if it was a built in mechanic that couldn't be turned off feel that the game had lost something.
I knew what I was signing up for, and when I lost 4 months (Sunny Side Up was my ship...) to what seemed to be a Windows glitch, where the DEL key press in Explorer got sent to ED as well and turned on Silent Running, I took a week off and then started again.
Stuff happens, I actually quite like that there are significant consequences in the game. Even having been on the receiving end and even if it wasn't entirely my own fault (although panicking and not saving myself when I could have if I'd kept my head is all on me) I would still decline such an option were it optional and if it was a built in mechanic that couldn't be turned off feel that the game had lost something.
Sunny Side Up Incident is famous now through Erimus, not to say that it wouldn't have been better returning home safe, but this kind of parachutes are really something.
That's fair enough, and I'd rather it was a module to be bought rather than something hard-coded into the game; hard-coding I'd vote down. A module would offer choice.
*Shrug* As a module it would be a choice, don't buy it.
Get real. He just needs to put in a ticket like the rest of the explorers that get bugged.
In this case he didn't need to fly that close to the black hole to begin with, sure he didn't expect anything to go wrong, but that it did isn't really frontiers fault as much as it sucks?
If you've heard of cases where its been restored, link please?
This has happened before - an explorer losing 4 months worth of data due to an unfortunate incident. The 'Sunny Side Up' incident out in the Perseus rim springs to mind.
If Obsidian wants to name the system he died in and to preserve the event with others that unfold in our background history, it could be added to the mapping project as an historical point of interest... Similar to how other historical exploration events have been.
I doubt FD will go around creating outposts in honour of player events like this, nor achievements, since players have circumnavigated the galaxy, crossed from one side to the other, and even Zulu Romeo's trip to Sag-A, all special achievements that never earned a mention on GalNet, never mind having FD build outposts in their honour.
It's down to us fellow explorers to preserve and honour the events and history we're creating via the great exploration diaries and story threads on these forums. Being a storyteller too, I'm sure Obsidian would agree.
Really?.....dangHead over to the main forum, cmdr's get there money and ships back for screw ups that are blatantly there own fault.. I don't agree with it but it happens a lot. I'm not talking about hardware glitches or software faults, this is guy's flying around without insurance in big ships and then crying when a NPC slaps them up
UPDATE - On a comment to one of his recent YouTube videos he says that FD have put his ship back in the same location and given him the credits for his data. The data itself is gone however.
Good news