Open letter to FD concerning fleet carriers...
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Seriously FD, how can you add Tritium as a commodity to fuel the carrier,
when you had the perfect commodity with Bromellite?
Also, no doom, no open letter. As you were...
Get back in.
We all know FCs are powered by Lavian Brandy.
It would be interesting to see if ships docking with the carrier can sell it to the carrier.
That should help spread the wealth.
In terms of the affordability of carriers surely Fdev as the galactic government should be guaranteeing 80% of income to us self employed pilots who can't participate in game because of work..?
That should help spread the wealth.
In terms of the affordability of carriers surely Fdev as the galactic government should be guaranteeing 80% of income to us self employed pilots who can't participate in game because of work..?
Shame, it could've been a great April's fools joke.
Space legs is going to be more like no mans sky than star citizen.
Heard it here first.
Not that hard since nms today is practically elite dangerous when there is overlap.
Heard it here first.
Not that hard since nms today is practically elite dangerous when there is overlap.
Due to the Corona Virus April Fool's day has been delayed to April 2nd. Didn't you get the memo?
well basic ship fuel is called "hydrogen fuel". hydrogen fuel is what we use to power our current spacecraft. it's compact and efficient. it gets combined with oyxgen for rockets. it can make fuel cells for electric applications, but generally in current spacecraft solar or rtg is used. still, I assumed that everything in Elite was using something beyond nuclear-powered engines, especially where the FSD is concerned. some freaky antimatter or even post antimatter quantum thing. the hydrogen fuel thing was just some allowance to ubiquity.
tritium is generally used a second stage fuel in a fusion reaction. it's very rare and expensive, and one of the most import/export controlled substances.
tritium is generally used a second stage fuel in a fusion reaction. it's very rare and expensive, and one of the most import/export controlled substances.
Almost lost faith in you with a topic line this....Seriously FD, how can you add Tritium as a commodity to fuel the carrier,
when you had the perfect commodity with Bromellite?
Also, no doom, no open letter. As you were...
Certainly not intendedAlmost lost faith in you with a Subject line this....
Certainly not intended
I almost expect you to pull a mask of your face and see Bill Turner underneath, such is your mineral zeal.
Don't count them out - It's not April 1st yet...
Seriously FD, how can you add Tritium as a commodity to fuel the carrier,
when you had the perfect commodity with Bromellite?
Also, no doom, no open letter. As you were...
Misread it, sry bud.
Yeah, why?
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Isnt Tritium (hydrogen-3) one of the fabled fuels for a nuclear fussion future?
considering that the larger Orbis stations use tokamak engines to fuel themselves, Tritium fused with Deuterium seems to be correct.
(getting my nerd on)
considering that the larger Orbis stations use tokamak engines to fuel themselves, Tritium fused with Deuterium seems to be correct.
(getting my nerd on)
It is, its used in fusion (H) bombs at the moment.
Yes.
