Traveling large distances in a system?

I'm currently flying between stations in a system, almost hit 1000c, slowing down now due to gravity? Been flying for 10 minutes across the system.

Is there a faster way to travel across a system, or is supercruise it? :p
 
SC is it. Some systems have taken 20 minutes to get out to the very edge. Generally I find I need a pretty good reason to be heading out there, nice if you want to get away from it all though :)
 
223,000 LS has been my longest SC haul to a system from the main star. Ball ache but relaxing. Somewhere around the Cosi system
 
Space is large and it's easy to forget it in elite. Jumping many light years in a few seconds with one jump. I think it's fine to have a small reminder every so often that it takes a while to get somewhere, like posts have mentioned a relaxing break. (oh, as long as you don't get loads of interdictions along the way.)
 
223,000 LS has been my longest SC haul to a system from the main star. Ball ache but relaxing. Somewhere around the Cosi system

Where I was traveling was about 500,000 LS I think. I remember watching them go down from the high 400,000's, thinking, I'm going to pick up more speed right? This can't really take 10+ minutes :p
 
Don't you ever accept a mission to Hutton Orbital in Alpha centauri, 0,22 ly from the hyperspace exit.

Yep I got caught out with that one too. even got interdicted by an A1 in a viper along the way (how did he get right out there in his viper?). Anyway I when my fuel dropped to 1 bar & I was still almost an hour away I bailed out back to Sol & paid the fine. lol
 
There are (or were) plans to allow in system jumping between stars in a binary pair or similar.

No idea if that will come to pass or if it would help in other situations but it is on FD's radar as something that may need addressing.
 
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