Depends on the definition of a misjump. I think the Thargoids cause apparent misjumps all time when pulling commanders from witch-space.I though FD confirmed that there are no mis-jumps in ED ?
Depends on the definition of a misjump. I think the Thargoids cause apparent misjumps all time when pulling commanders from witch-space.I though FD confirmed that there are no mis-jumps in ED ?
It could be that the purpose of hyper-diction is to cause some kind of misjump to force drop you out of hyperspace into normal space. I don't know the mechanics of hyper-diction but it could be a theory worth looking into rather than taking for gospel that FDev confirmed it wasn't in game. It might not have been in game at the time of confirmation but implemented at a later date.thats hyperdiction. You are always returned to where you started.
Lockdown ends by civil unrest, which leads to lockdown if not fixed - it's oscillations infinite.I was out in Sadr last year and it was in lock down then too. Wth is going on out there?!?!?!
No, it’s hyperdiction!It could be that the purpose of hyper-diction is to cause some kind of misjump to force drop you out of hyperspace into normal space. I don't know the mechanics of hyper-diction but it could be a theory worth looking into rather than taking for gospel that FDev confirmed it wasn't in game. It might not have been in game at the time of confirmation but implemented at a later date.
Yes, if that is Orion’s Belt top right then with that spacing the location should be near/towards BLoop, and makes sense with a Goid there.Maybe they sent Hesperus on original(not altered) Adamastor route, To Barnard's Loop?
PS: I logged off at Geological Survey 23B, and when I logged in today I had Medusa hovering at camp
I've written before, maybe even here, but I'll say it again.Depends on the definition of a misjump. I think the Thargoids cause apparent misjumps all time when pulling commanders from witch-space.
I'm sorry but that doesn't make much sense (to me at least, lol). Apart from the obvious, what is hyper-diction? I mean the mechanics of it, how does hyper-diction cause your ship to drop from witch-space? Somewhat same with interdiction, what is the cause and effect of interdiction that causes a ship to drop out of super cruise into normal space?No, it’s hyperdiction!
Misjumps are not in-game according toFD, so not canon lore for ED.
How would the Thargoids snatch you from witch-space during an hyper-diction?A misjump is when something goes wrong and you end up in a random destination which is different from where you started and the destination you’d selected. FD said this was not implemented in ED, which is a shame because it might allow circumvention of permit locks.
Hyperdiction happens when a Thargoid snatches you out of hyperspace and you find you are still in your starting system. Effectively you have not jumped out of the system, only within it.
Also it is the 9th planet. Pluto and the rest out ther are dwarf planets.Copy that, thank you for clarifying this. I don't think I was around for that patch so it's good to know.
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There are misjumps - Jacques was an obvious one. I remember MB coming on one of the iterations of the Mysteries thread when we were pfafing around with trying to cause misjumps and - I could have swore he said there was no way to do it. - of course I cant find this quote now.... And I took it to mean there was no Mechanism by which players could cause a Misjump... like in older games.... not that misjumps are now non-canon.I discovered (probably not?) That you can cause a fault in the jump to the entry point in the target system. As such Fdev, I am calling this a misjump. Fdev can suck a lemon if they don't like it. Now they're in game (or technically out of game as the app is closed when the 'misjump' occurs). Problem solved.
Splitting hairs about the terminology doesn't change what happens. The action causes the ship to come out of its jump routine at a location other than where you should come out of a jump.
Yea I find the words we use misleading. Dwarf stars are stars so afaic dwarf planets are planets. Maybe call them something other than planets, right? Like massive asteroids maybe idk. All I'm saying is there would be less confusion if the words we used didn't seem to imply what they apparently don't mean.Also it is the 9th planet. Pluto and the rest out ther are dwarf planets.
Dwarf planets and moons are planets in ED. It’s the RL therminology that is complicated.Yea I find the words we use misleading. Dwarf stars are stars so afaic dwarf planets are planets. Maybe call them something other than planets, right? Like massive asteroids maybe idk. All I'm saying is there would be less confusion if the words we used didn't seem to imply what they apparently don't mean.
Sounds like that would make a cool mystery map were someone to draw one...Just thinking about the Hesperus / Adamastor
Both relate to poems about wrecked ships. Both have mythological ties... Hesperus - the Evening Star ... a ship wreacked on Norman's Reef, Adamastor - a later created monster supposedly a Giant from Greek mythology which personified the Cape of Good Hope. ( was hoping for an east vs west thing... but not sure...)
What i find interesting is going back to Adamastor
The Adamastor bit is from a larger epic poem Os Lusidas - about the De Gammas and the discovery of the sea route around the Cape of Good hope to India. Its even got sirens and the machine of the world
RE: Trinkets. Starts in '58 Eridani'.
Wont spoil here for future Treasure Hunters.