So, last night I had unplugged my monitor from my computer, because I was doing some maintenance (cleaning out dust and installing a new SSD). Today I went to fire up ED and it was taking forever to get through the creation of shaders and planetary stuff that happens at the beginning, and when it finally did load it was running at maybe 3 FPS.
It took me far too long to realize that I had accidentally plugged the monitor back into the wrong HDMI port -- the one for the internal Intel graphics, and not my GEForce card! I'm amazed the game loaded at all!
Once I got past that, I was in a diamond mining mood, so off I went.
The underside of my Cutter looks so complicated:
Blue Angel:
On the way back, I was interdicted by a T10 who wanted my stuff. I wasn't in the mood for that nonsense, so I submitted to the interdiction and deployed my weapons. My ship might be set up for mining, but it can still put up a fight!
I love how ponderous both ships seem in this fight. It's like 2 whales slowly circling each other. There's no finesse, it's just a slug fest
Source: https://youtu.be/g-wp2QtW6Cc
It took me far too long to realize that I had accidentally plugged the monitor back into the wrong HDMI port -- the one for the internal Intel graphics, and not my GEForce card! I'm amazed the game loaded at all!
Once I got past that, I was in a diamond mining mood, so off I went.
The underside of my Cutter looks so complicated:
Blue Angel:
On the way back, I was interdicted by a T10 who wanted my stuff. I wasn't in the mood for that nonsense, so I submitted to the interdiction and deployed my weapons. My ship might be set up for mining, but it can still put up a fight!
I love how ponderous both ships seem in this fight. It's like 2 whales slowly circling each other. There's no finesse, it's just a slug fest