Did some recently with my Colonia alt, and there certainly didn't seem to be as many spawning as I'd expected.
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Hehe, no... I just did a larceny mission as it was offering 5 MIs as a reward. You can't have too many of those.You're not building another gun, are you?
EDIT. Despite my griping about PayPal and reluctance to buy ARX via my card, my teeth are itching for a P2. I may cave.
That would be a tough cookie.
Well one option is self destruct all your ships taking the free Sidewinder each time then buy them back from the station with the biggest surcharge then after buying the most expensive rather than the best modules to re equip with Transfer them as far as possible without using a carrier. Then repeat but replace with a fleet of Cutters a carrier load of those will make a dent in your funds.
I'm using Tactical Ice as my Ipcress File bent nail. All my Faulcon DeLacy ships have Tactical Ice paintjobs, no so P2 for me.
Fire up your Legacy account and earn an additional 400 Arx a week, in Odyssey you could kill a few Titans as well to gain Arx.
You must have enough cash by now to do exactly that!
EDIT: I am now at Jameson Memorial (been a long time since I was last here). I'm going to get my brains smashed out by a lemon wrapped around a large gold brick. That may cause me to open my wallet (where's that squeak coming from?) and purchase some ARX for a vanilla P2. I may then build it as I want - therefore actually spending some credits. And that's also been a long while before I did that!
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Me nothing like enough, only around 13 billion total the lack of funds is down to not doing cash cow missions* and switching focus from exobiology ranking to ticking off things in my Codex.You must have enough cash by now to do exactly that!
*or any other sort really.
I've dropped about 82 million on Crazy Dog...
Cujo would have been a good name, from Stephen Kings book/movie.I've dropped about 82 million on Crazy Dog...
I was thinking that too.
Also note Military Outposts look very much like the Leonov (which looks like a gun)
True but I have noticed that warming up the SCO uses most of an aux tank before it's even boosted anything, so there's a kind of upfront cost to using it. Which you can't avoid when you're hopping between gravity wells [or Hill Spheres really] but it does suggest if you're going 10,000ls out you need to do 1 x 8,000ls boost not 4 x 2,000 - so you do have to git gud at managing the tail-happy handling.
I always thought the Sularco (sp?) looked more like a gun.
I wish they would let us test drive the new ships before buying and with the frame shift overdrive (I wonder how many frames it can shift per minute).
Test flights would be great.I wish they would let us test drive the new ships before buying and with the frame shift overdrive (I wonder how many frames it can shift per minute).
Many frames can be shifted, often high into the infra red heat region.
I take it the Stellar edition P2 can have its modules engineered (except the SCO) - would that be accurate?
And I'm not sure about the SCO thing. It sounds like heat is a real issue with it - but I s'spose it could be swapped out for a standard one and used elsewhere. I would hope...
My credit card is on standby...
And I'm not sure about the SCO thing. It sounds like heat is a real issue with it - but I s'spose it could be swapped out for a standard one and used elsewhere. I would hope...
My credit card is on standby...
I take it the Stellar edition P2 can have its modules engineered (except the SCO) - would that be accurate?
And I'm not sure about the SCO thing. It sounds like heat is a real issue with it - but I s'spose it could be swapped out for a standard one and used elsewhere. I would hope...
My credit card is on standby...
Yeah you can change all the modules, in the gray one at least and I'm sure the red one
Piece of cake Mr. Command O'Flaherty
The SCO drive is simple and intuitive enough for a naive DIY like me to use watch me go! (15s)
Mine goes about 30LY with the long range jump. I think not being able to engineer it might be a rumor started by meta loving dorks who want to get ahead, but, that's just speculation
From the dusty, dark and cold depths of a ragged wallet, a credit card surfaced, much to the wailings of woe, gnashing of worn, rotting teeth and the pure agony of disuse now forced into action.
The word "splurge" comes to mind:
I don't have time to try these out at the moment, so tomorrow will have to do.
I need to go and have lie down. Perhaps with a beer or cup of tea.
The word "splurge" comes to mind:
I don't have time to try these out at the moment, so tomorrow will have to do.
I need to go and have lie down. Perhaps with a beer or cup of tea.
Yes the existing modules can all be engineered as normal or sold for nothing and replaced with full priced modules to your taste.
No SCOs can be engineered now, well the new any grade ones can I haven’t thought to try with any from the original batch.
The one in the P2 doesn’t cook things that rapidly, the original C grade ones varied depending on ship but as long as you remembered to switch them off when the heat warnings started were not too bad. Think nitrous button on a car something to be used for a few seconds burst of speed not for the whole of the London to Glasgow run.
They also make ships very unsteady and drink huge amounts of fuel.
Yes you could replace it with a standard FSD but you would loose it and I seem to recall someone saying it has very good jump range engineered in the P2.- but I s'spose it could be swapped out for a standard one and used elsewhere. I would hope...
My credit card is on standby...