Elite: Dangerous: Entry #02 | Ten Ton Hammer
"What struck me during the course of this voyage is just how lonely space is. I’ve yet to see anyone, I’ve yet to see any chatter between pilots and I’ve yet to see a single communication while out in space. I appreciate that others are free to go about their business but there’s no infrastructure here to make space communication accessible or easily done. Hailing a ship while out in space is incredibly challenging and it’s difficult to differentiate pilots working for stations or fellow novices like me. I’m genuinely lonely and that’s a strange feeling and something I can’t relate to. It seems incredibly strange that in a space adventure, socialising and the ability to tell tales on your exploits is a secondary feature when it should be at the forefront."
"What struck me during the course of this voyage is just how lonely space is. I’ve yet to see anyone, I’ve yet to see any chatter between pilots and I’ve yet to see a single communication while out in space. I appreciate that others are free to go about their business but there’s no infrastructure here to make space communication accessible or easily done. Hailing a ship while out in space is incredibly challenging and it’s difficult to differentiate pilots working for stations or fellow novices like me. I’m genuinely lonely and that’s a strange feeling and something I can’t relate to. It seems incredibly strange that in a space adventure, socialising and the ability to tell tales on your exploits is a secondary feature when it should be at the forefront."
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