Does this affect exploration data also - ie., exploration data collected between now and April 10 will disappear on 10 April? I don't want to spend hours exploring this week if it's not going to count towards my credit harvest at the end of my current trip to Sag.A.
Horizons Warning in launcher about Missions not completed by 10 April being nullified
- Thread starter goofy2feet
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Doubtful, the only things you will lose will be any open/unclaimed missions - for example, if you happen to be taking passengers to Sag A. Any data you have recorded should still transfer across when the game updates.
Thanks for your remarks. Just wanted to check with another commander/pilot/human being to be sure I'm not wasting time up to 10 April. What you say seems logical, and I probably shouldn't have worried about it.
Yes, Micky's right. It's just missions.
The whole mission system is being changed in the 2.3 update (which will come some time between 10th and 20th, most likely) and it will simply reset and "delete" all active missions in your Transactions.
It's mainly a warning for those who took the exploration passenger missions, that take weeks to finish.
The whole mission system is being changed in the 2.3 update (which will come some time between 10th and 20th, most likely) and it will simply reset and "delete" all active missions in your Transactions.
It's mainly a warning for those who took the exploration passenger missions, that take weeks to finish.
Oh, good. That might be why I'm seeing missions to Sagittarius A* having a week long time limit. My Orca can't jump that fast. I only have a 22.77 Ly Jump range. Waiting on that mass reduction!
I recommend an AspX for the Sag A run. get a 50ly jump range with a 6b fuel scoop and a size 5 cabin and you can do it remarkably quickly.
sounds to me like the update comes on monday if thats when the missions get reset? one can hope...
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The most usual day for updates is Tuesday or Thursday. But it should be this upcoming week. Unless some unexpected issues emerge. (They usually do)
