Where/Why.
Setting out from Guan Zana heading for Sagittarius A* distance 25787.99LS.
Why, because it's there, fortune and glory. No not really just wanted to see what was out there.
Method:
Plotting 500LS to 1000LS steps. Close to Sagittarius A* (Arpox. 2500LS+) plotting was taking computer upwards of 12 minutes to complete route.
Averaging 1100ls and 44 system an hour.
Using this:
http://www.edshipyard.com/#/L=60g,0Wg0_g0_g0_g5QG5QG7sh7sh,2-8I8S7_6k6Q8I8I,52M7RA7fOmpT0Ko2jw2UI
Which needs some work, but was unable to get the parts I wanted before inhabited worlds ran out. And forgot to fly the flag of the explore on my ship
I think the shield boosters seem to help with fuel scooping close and making it out before over heating.
Auto Field-Maintenance unit, I personally thought was not needed but glad I had it. Having returned with 27% hull integrity and 20%+ damage to many modules due to heat damage over the trip.
Resting/parking 100LS from any stellar object, seem to keep me out of trouble too.
My route out seems to have been close edge of the spiral arm, An unusual sight.
Learning all the time about what to look for I did not find any Black holes on my trip apart from Sagittarius A* and only 9 earth-likes. But did find an easy way to spot supermassive and giant stars from Galaxy map:
Specially enjoyed finding the little Nebula (see above), but was already discovered by another commander. Though how he missed the supermassive and giant stars is beyond me.
Here's a few approaches to systems,
Totals:
2180 systems visited.
31674265CR profit from selling data. Which I split between 2 different factions.
And I should be DEAD.
2500LS from Guan Zana on return FSD fly's me through the middle of a star, not close shave like above pictures. How the hell I survived and remained in supercruise I do not know.
This is where the heat damage comes from specially when you have 2 or 3 star close by.
I hope this information is useful to fellow explorers.
Setting out from Guan Zana heading for Sagittarius A* distance 25787.99LS.
Why, because it's there, fortune and glory. No not really just wanted to see what was out there.
Method:
Plotting 500LS to 1000LS steps. Close to Sagittarius A* (Arpox. 2500LS+) plotting was taking computer upwards of 12 minutes to complete route.
Averaging 1100ls and 44 system an hour.
Using this:
http://www.edshipyard.com/#/L=60g,0Wg0_g0_g0_g5QG5QG7sh7sh,2-8I8S7_6k6Q8I8I,52M7RA7fOmpT0Ko2jw2UI
Which needs some work, but was unable to get the parts I wanted before inhabited worlds ran out. And forgot to fly the flag of the explore on my ship
I think the shield boosters seem to help with fuel scooping close and making it out before over heating.
Auto Field-Maintenance unit, I personally thought was not needed but glad I had it. Having returned with 27% hull integrity and 20%+ damage to many modules due to heat damage over the trip.
Resting/parking 100LS from any stellar object, seem to keep me out of trouble too.
My route out seems to have been close edge of the spiral arm, An unusual sight.
Learning all the time about what to look for I did not find any Black holes on my trip apart from Sagittarius A* and only 9 earth-likes. But did find an easy way to spot supermassive and giant stars from Galaxy map:
Specially enjoyed finding the little Nebula (see above), but was already discovered by another commander. Though how he missed the supermassive and giant stars is beyond me.
Here's a few approaches to systems,
Totals:
2180 systems visited.
31674265CR profit from selling data. Which I split between 2 different factions.
And I should be DEAD.
2500LS from Guan Zana on return FSD fly's me through the middle of a star, not close shave like above pictures. How the hell I survived and remained in supercruise I do not know.
This is where the heat damage comes from specially when you have 2 or 3 star close by.
I hope this information is useful to fellow explorers.
