Yes, I've fingered it myself (don't wave your axe at me Pingu!
- @DrewCarnegie ) but wasn't sure about localisation. So everything else in the entry, including 'Princess Astrophel and the spiralling stars' is localized? I assume 'astrophel ' isnt?
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- @DrewCarnegie ) but wasn't sure about localisation. So everything else in the entry, including 'Princess Astrophel and the spiralling stars' is localized? I assume 'astrophel ' isnt?![[Diplomacy] Carnegie](https://forums-cdn.zaonce.net/data/avatars/m/123/123809.jpg?1553527149){kind=avatar}
Yes, I've fingered it myself (don't wave your axe at me Pingu!
'There will be no clues', but you do you
Getting cordial/friendly with Eurybia Blue Mafia is the requirement to get access to Liz Ryder, so lots of people have done it (me included), so if this were to be a lead then I think you’d have to go beyond that. Allied might do it but I’m a suspicious soul. “Chris & Sylvia's Paradise Hideout” there has always seemed a bit strangely named; might be a backer-named item, or might be something else? Maybe you need to do some Tip Off missions there???
A star you can’t jump to? You have to supercruise there. Compare ‘real’ in-game star map with ‘map’ map. Is there a star on the real view that isn’t on the map?
There's a solicitors in Leamington Spa named...
Wright Hassall
Lolled when I saw that one.
WRT Sue, Cripple & Sneer - I wonder if Sneer's first name is Cyril? The Racoons was an awesome kids cartoon from the 80s...
I thought that legal firm was Dewey, Cheatham, & Howe....
I think its Edmond unfortunately
Ok, something weird happened to me, and im pursuing a lead...
instead of writing it all down again i leave u the link to my running post about my trips around the galaxy:
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/threa...utkast-diary-an-elite-dangerous-story.511886/
Sumarizing, i ran into a tip about a ship, and when i got there, it gave me random fragments that leads me to believe they were talking about raxxla.
So a im atm heading to what i hope is true and ill revendevous with a ship in SAGI A, and hopefully that will lead me to another tip... Or a dead end... Lets see...
This all came from doing a job for the dark wheel in Jameson, in this case taking a passenger...
Havent been this excited about a game event since february when i went on my 1st real exploration trip out.
instead of writing it all down again i leave u the link to my running post about my trips around the galaxy:
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/threa...utkast-diary-an-elite-dangerous-story.511886/
Sumarizing, i ran into a tip about a ship, and when i got there, it gave me random fragments that leads me to believe they were talking about raxxla.
So a im atm heading to what i hope is true and ill revendevous with a ship in SAGI A, and hopefully that will lead me to another tip... Or a dead end... Lets see...
This all came from doing a job for the dark wheel in Jameson, in this case taking a passenger...
Havent been this excited about a game event since february when i went on my 1st real exploration trip out.
Just throwing this out there. A review of Astropil and Stella from about three months ago
interestingliterature.com
A Short Analysis of Sir Philip Sidney’s Astrophil and Stella 41: ‘Having this day my horse, my hand, my lance’
By Dr Oliver Tearle (Loughborough University) Written in the early 1580s, Astrophil and Stella is the first substantial sonnet sequence in English literature, and sees Sidney exploring his own life…
interestingliterature.com
I'm afraid I have trouble the the whole Astrophil sonnets connection - Astrophil (not Astrophel) is not a princess, but is in fact a bloke, and its not by any stretch of the imagination a 'children's story' and sprialling stars do not feature. Is this not just one of those unhappy google coincidences?
Despite being about tournaments and unrequited love, and having nothing to do with stars, planets or mysteries, it's DEFINITELY a clue!
Combine the whole thing with 'fernweh' and you'll get the full Dark Wheel orientation pack.
Funny you should say that. I was asking about localisation last night because I was planning to run the sonnets through a cypher
Honestly? We just don't know. I'm not sure if there is a connection either ... this just popped into my Google news feed (based on past searches, I'm sure) and I thought I'd share.
Funny you should say that. I was asking about localisation last night because I was planning to run the sonnets through a cypher
German localization: "Fernweh"; "Prinzessin Astrophel und die Spiralsterne"
The part "Spiralsterne" is hard to interpret and even harder to tranlsate. Whereas I understand the english version "spiralling stars" as stars that actually are moving in a spiral, the German localization is to be understood more like "stars that are a spiral" or rather part of a spiral. Hope this is helpful.
The first edition of the sonnets was called, Astrophel and Stella.
Thanks. That really is helpful!
Ok, so Astrophel is a synonym of astrofell, which is from the Greek Aster. In Sol's main belt, there should be 1218 Aster. This is interesting as Sol is the home of humanity. Home is a place that is also a place.
In ED, we also have Aster in Ross 154, which is missing its rings.
We also have Aster Trees, which have only ever been discovered in Cliewoae sector, which is in the Abyss - The darkest void...
In ED, we also have Aster in Ross 154, which is missing its rings.
We also have Aster Trees, which have only ever been discovered in Cliewoae sector, which is in the Abyss - The darkest void...