unlocked all enigneers, all permits, etc. what now?

[xondk]

Hi guys,

so January was my free month and i used it to unlock all major game contents.

So far i unlocked all engineers and pimped my conda to the max. There is hardly more improvements i can get from engineering.
Even the big capital ships are no threat anymore. Yesterday i pwnzed an majestetic class to 0% hull just to see how it doesnt pop lol [big grin]

After that i unlocked all permit systems which are currently implemented and got allied with all major factions and minor factions (like Sirius etc.)
I also have all ranks for Empire and Federation.
Only 1 crew member is missing to hit Elite, but i will do this today.
Of course my bank is full of moneyz to handle the -50% income for my Crew.

When my last Crew member hits Elite i want to take part in the Alien puzzles and Formidine Rift Mystery.

But besides that i believe there is not much to do until some new game Content.

So now I want to do more, but i dont know what lol. It´s still cold outside and dont know what to do during this stupid winter

Do what you want to do, too many see x thing to archive, 'get' e.t.c.
Instead do what you want to do, you can 'get' these things along the way and they will help you do what you want.

 

[jasonbarron]

Can you quote me on "controversy"?

I said it turned out lots of them didn't know much about the rest of the game, leading to a lot of "Where can I get a UA?" "What's the Shell?" etc questions.

That's pretty funny, frosty. My experience is that most PvPers have a firm grasp on the game's underlying mechanics; after all, there is no PvP without large amounts of time investment into PvE. Perhaps they don't spend as much time delving into lore and canon as some of you guys, but I hardly think that's sufficient cause to label them as "not knowing much about the rest of game"

@CMDR Pugwash, be they pancakes/waffles/french toast, they're all good providing the application of enough butter and real maple syrup!

 

[frostypaw]

That's pretty funny, frosty. My experience is that most PvPers have a firm grasp on the game's underlying mechanics; after all, there is no PvP without large amounts of time investment into PvE. Perhaps they don't spend as much time delving into lore and canon as some of you guys, but I hardly think that's sufficient cause to label them as "not knowing much about the rest of game"

Well those that apply to combat at least. Grinding in solo to afford the shenanigans in the most efficient manner worked out so far doesn't seem to cover as much ground as people imagine. Just seems to be how it works out, and I guess people have different viewpoints depending on how much of the rest of the game they see and/or care about.

 

[Spacecat]

Congratulations, you won!

 

[Harley001]

GO do some powerplay I guess. End game PvP? Change the tide of a entire war? Save up a few bil for the incoming panther clipper?