Undelivered and Delivered Cartography Tracking

[Luke Wynne]

It would be really nice if somewhere in the codex there was a feature that allowed explorers to view their current undelivered cartographic data and its value both per system and total for all. The ability to see where we have been would help us to further explore specific areas such as clusters and nebulae. In addition, the ability to view on the galaxy map the systems that we have personally scanned, separately selectable the ability to see all systems that have already been explored or discovered by any and all players to prevent overlap and use as a tool for planning expeditions. This all will make exploring the galaxy more efficient and allow for greater coverage of all areas.

 

[varonica]

It would be really nice if somewhere in the codex there was a feature that allowed explorers to view their current undelivered cartographic data and its value both per system and total for all. The ability to see where we have been would help us to further explore specific areas such as clusters and nebulae. In addition, the ability to view on the galaxy map the systems that we have personally scanned, separately selectable the ability to see all systems that have already been explored or discovered by any and all players to prevent overlap and use as a tool for planning expeditions. This all will make exploring the galaxy more efficient and allow for greater coverage of all areas.

Have you looked at downloading EDDiscovery? (ignore this if you are a console player)

 

[Lestat]

It would be really nice if somewhere in the codex there was a feature that allowed explorers to view their current undelivered cartographic data and its value both per system and total for all.

That might be possible but Frontier would have to give a general amount. Because there is a chance that someone could have cross across some of your newly explored systems and turn it in the data first. Preventing you from getting the first discovery.

The ability to see where we have been would help us to further explore specific areas such as clusters and nebulae. In addition, the ability to view on the galaxy map the systems that we have personally scanned, separately selectable the ability to see all systems that have already been explored or discovered by any and all players to prevent overlap and use as a tool for planning expeditions.

Here a trick I learn. Major locations like any distance station, Nebulas and Saga A* and Beagle Point the most direct route has the most traffic. The trick I learned was always offect your route so you can collect the most unexplored data possible.

This all will make exploring the galaxy more efficient and allow for greater coverage of all areas.

Thing is we only explored .006% of the galaxy. So it easy to find areas that no one has explored.

 

[Lestat]

It would be really nice if somewhere in the codex there was a feature that allowed explorers to view their current undelivered cartographic data and its value both per system and total for all.

That might be possible but Frontier would have to give a general amount. Because there is a chance that someone could have cross across some of your newly explored systems and turn it in the data first. Preventing you from getting the first discovery.

The ability to see where we have been would help us to further explore specific areas such as clusters and nebulae. In addition, the ability to view on the galaxy map the systems that we have personally scanned, separately selectable the ability to see all systems that have already been explored or discovered by any and all players to prevent overlap and use as a tool for planning expeditions.

Here a trick I learn. Major locations like any distance station, Nebulas and Saga A* and Beagle Point the most direct route has the most traffic. The trick I learned was always offect your route so you can collect the most unexplored data possible.

Have you looked at downloading EDDiscovery? (ignore this if you are a console player)

I wonder if anyone tried it on a Cellphone or Tablet.