Its the ammonium. It's just a bit of chloride away from skies made of good licorice.
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Imagine!Its the ammonium. It's just a bit of chloride away from skies made of good licorice.
Shadows are getting long. Time to call it a night.
If you run VR, try to enable the vanity front cam when on foot. Then instead of running, just walk slowly (needs analog axis binding). That looks absolutely awesome!!!
If you run VR, try to enable the vanity front cam when on foot. Then instead of running, just walk slowly (needs analog axis binding). That looks absolutely awesome!!!
CMDS Log, Supplemental
Previously
My solo trip across those mountains. A reminder of where we were at the foot of them:
Climbing. No volcanism on this mountain. The ground texture has changed. It was a challenge to choose the correct routes. Getting out and having a look made a big difference.
Tricky driving. Some routes where better than others. Some of these valleys looked like good routes, only to be strewn with hull sapping boulders.
I made it over the top, now the hazardous descent. And the gravity is around 1.23G so no launching off and floating down.
My goal - the far plains. You don't realise it here, but half that plain is a gentle falling away from the mountains.
When reaching the base of the mountains, the obligatory "I was up there!" photo.
The plains were so flat I was able to put the pedal to the metal. It took my 10 minutes to cover more ground that the previous hour, covering half the plain towards the next set of mountains. I reach an outcrop of what appeared to be dormant volcanic features. I even had the gall to climb over an inactive lava vent. I recalled the Star of the East and watched as the CO2 vents started steaming.
Then the lava vents started up with a roar. Where I had clambered moments before unharmed, was now over a thousand degrees. (Beware the lava rock creature!)
Space Cow landed the Star of the East right in the middle of it, of course.
I might do a fly-over of the mountains tomorrow before departing for the next adventure.
Next
Previously
My solo trip across those mountains. A reminder of where we were at the foot of them:
Climbing. No volcanism on this mountain. The ground texture has changed. It was a challenge to choose the correct routes. Getting out and having a look made a big difference.
Tricky driving. Some routes where better than others. Some of these valleys looked like good routes, only to be strewn with hull sapping boulders.
I made it over the top, now the hazardous descent. And the gravity is around 1.23G so no launching off and floating down.
When reaching the base of the mountains, the obligatory "I was up there!" photo.
The plains were so flat I was able to put the pedal to the metal. It took my 10 minutes to cover more ground that the previous hour, covering half the plain towards the next set of mountains. I reach an outcrop of what appeared to be dormant volcanic features. I even had the gall to climb over an inactive lava vent. I recalled the Star of the East and watched as the CO2 vents started steaming.
Then the lava vents started up with a roar. Where I had clambered moments before unharmed, was now over a thousand degrees. (Beware the lava rock creature!)
Space Cow landed the Star of the East right in the middle of it, of course.
I might do a fly-over of the mountains tomorrow before departing for the next adventure.
Next
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That last photo... Grandad's escaped the ship again
Yeah, but he's used to thin atmospheres. He lost the eye in a Vulture that blew it's fusion reactor due to a malfunction in the superconductive magnets, but he made up for it with some fancy upgrades to the remaining eye. Modelled with a friend of mine as reference
The colors Duke! The CoOolLlLoOoOrS!
I have a sneaky feeling, that there is a lot to discover/explore. I have been to a lot of planets, and none of them seem to be the same. There are types, but they are still amazingly different. I quit NMS early, but one of the things I liked was the variety of worlds, that you could just walk around in, with no pew. This has the potential of something big, especially once everyone throws in the towel and go VR.
Great shot! It does have a lot of depth, and those boulders are interesting. Did you try and put them together as a puzzle?
Thanks! I feel with EDO finally there is a lot to explore again. I think the combination of some tweaks in planet tech and atmospheres that will come for sure plus a lot of exploring are going to bring us great experiences.I have a sneaky feeling, that there is a lot to discover/explore. I have been to a lot of planets, and none of them seem to be the same. There are types, but they are still amazingly different. I quit NMS early, but one of the things I liked was the variety of worlds, that you could just walk around in, with no pew. This has the potential of something big, especially once everyone throws in the towel and go VR.
Great shot! It does have a lot of depth, and those boulders are interesting. Did you try and put them together as a puzzle?
This needs a mountaintop statue of DB in a T-pose.
Don't recall your ship at the bottom of a gigantic vertical cliff.
Scarred.
