AHHAHAHAHHAH omg wow that was just the right joke (link) at the right time!
But on the serious side it sucks that you ran out of fuel
... but you live/die and learn in ED 
On empty and in a system you cant refuel from
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But on the serious side it sucks that you ran out of fuel
... but you live/die and learn in ED 
I think a lot of people are investing their last breaths petitioning a higher power, or posting on the forums.
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I've upgraded just about everything on my Hauler now. Better FSDs take a lot longer to charge than the smaller ones. Switching power over to it helps a bit. Unladen I can make it half way to Lave from Wolf 1301.
Yeah, this was a valuable lesson that didn't cost me to much.
On another note: I HATE those stations that are WAY out on the edge of their system. I makes for a long haul!
Yeah, this was a valuable lesson that didn't cost me to much.
On another note: I HATE those stations that are WAY out on the edge of their system. I makes for a long haul!
I did a rescue mission for someone the other day from another forum board. After fitting an extra fuel tank and finally finding a station with a fuel transfer drone controller, I set off to rescue the guy. Fortunately he had an upgraded life support system and so had about 15 minutes to spare. Got him to log off until I got to his system, then logged back on and winged up with him to find out where he was.
Well, in desperation he had tried to fly to the nearest star and so he was over 100,000ls out from the jump in point. So I pointed myself in his direction, got him to log off again and started out for his location, checking my distance away from the main star as a measure to how far out I was towards him. He was only a couple of thousand ls away when I got him to log back in again, which I didn't think was a bad attempt at finding a needle in a giant haystack. Made the last few ls to his beacon and got him powered back up with just a couple of minutes to spare. It was pretty cool sending that first probe over and seeing his dead ship light up and come back to life again.
One of the most rewarding things I've done in the game so far. A proper user generated mission. Ed could do with a lot more of these sorts of co-operative activities that don't involve ganging up and shooting things.
Well, in desperation he had tried to fly to the nearest star and so he was over 100,000ls out from the jump in point. So I pointed myself in his direction, got him to log off again and started out for his location, checking my distance away from the main star as a measure to how far out I was towards him. He was only a couple of thousand ls away when I got him to log back in again, which I didn't think was a bad attempt at finding a needle in a giant haystack. Made the last few ls to his beacon and got him powered back up with just a couple of minutes to spare. It was pretty cool sending that first probe over and seeing his dead ship light up and come back to life again.
One of the most rewarding things I've done in the game so far. A proper user generated mission. Ed could do with a lot more of these sorts of co-operative activities that don't involve ganging up and shooting things.
No you don't need your cargo hatch open or your shields offline, but turning it all off is advised as they all use fuel and until we arrive you need to conserve as much as possible.