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As a former Commonwealth nation we drive on the LHS and vehicles typically have driver seat on the RHS - which helps explain why my SRV driving is
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As a former Commonwealth nation we drive on the LHS and vehicles typically have driver seat on the RHS - which helps explain why my SRV driving is
Ironically leaving the slot on the green side with your starboard (green) light on that side* puts you on the right hand side of the slot, I thought it was a maritime convention.
Mainland Europeans all drive on the same side of the road since Sweden switched one weekend back in the 60s?
*This puts that circular structure that was mentioned earlier below your ship as you leave on that side.
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Although I have been driving my entire life sitting on the LHS, driving on the RHS, I didn't find it particularly hard to drive around in FH4, although the map depicts Edinburgh and its "surroundings". Okay, on some days, when my brain was running low on fuel, I might have strayed into the wrong lane. But usually not for long.
I just checked my footage from Angel Station and now understand what we're talking about.
The orientation of the T9 parked in front of the slot shows that this circular structure seems to have to be on the bottom right if you want to leave the station correctly.
If it is on the top, you still should head for the (left from your point of view) side it is on. I never really noticed that structure until now.
From te outside, you can tell either by the orientation of banners shown or by the lights on the side rails of the toast rack, where the ones flashing are the green ones, if I remember correctly.
Finally, something a little different, some Recepta.
Oohh. shiny! I hope to see some of those, too, one day.
Elite Observatory lists three different types in this area, that one (Umbrux) is worth almost 13 million credits.
This little guy is worth 19 million credits, rather shocking, the whole moon with 4 bios is worth 35.3 million.
Found a monster system, my personal record is 128.
Wow. That's a nice paycheck.
I'm really starting to like this region, I've been going back and forth, seems to be working out. No. 6 for this trip.
Another Apex from a ground CZ due to mister-last-man-standing going AWOL. Still, it's not a common occurrence - but vexing nonetheless when it does happen.
I quite enjoy it recently. Gives me a bit of peace and quiet.
Exploration was the thing I loved best when I first started, even if one had to fly to each planet to fully scan it. The introduction of the FSS was a godsend 
I used to really hate combat. I'm not a fan of ship-to-ship even now but I can get by if I must. For someone with such a pacifist approach, this ground combat really makes me a hypocrite!
I used to really hate combat. I'm not a fan of ship-to-ship even now but I can get by if I must. For someone with such a pacifist approach, this ground combat really makes me a hypocrite!
I think you've earned the right to be a hypocrite. I don't like high-waking 350,000Ls to map an Ammonia World or Water World, thank god I didn't dump my SCA, I set it, go get a cup of coffee, check the mail, let the critters out..........Exploration was the thing I loved best when I first started, even if one had to fly to each planet to fully scan it. The introduction of the FSS was a godsend
I used to really hate combat. I'm not a fan of ship-to-ship even now but I can get by if I must. For someone with such a pacifist approach, this ground combat really makes me a hypocrite!
In this case, I usually check if there's something interesting on the way there and then move hand over hand from one planet to the next.
Y'know, these NPC's in CZ's are pretty cool:
* But it's impossible to return the favour.
- They can lob a grenade through a staircase to land with pinpoint accuracy at your feet *.
- Enforcers can squad up with other Enforcers so that that they fire rockets at you within one nanosecond of each other - which can cause one to have A Very Bad Day.
- Sharpshooters seem to have extremely rapid-fire Executioner's. This makes you become a grandmaster at rapid lateral movement: crab-style Kung Fu, if you prefer.
* But it's impossible to return the favour.
I've sometimes wondered if some sharpshooters have a faster plasma mod on their weapons. it feels like sometimes I have all the time in the world to get out of the way, and other times it hits me in the face before I've managed to move.
I know what you mean. I think the code does a check against how you're doing and, if it's a little too well, it says "Here, eat this!".
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Maybe they have an assistant that hands them a freshly loaded weapon after each shot, like in the olden front-loading days...