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I shot Chuck Norris in my last CZ. He was distracted though - his chest was sore from where Bruce Lee had ripped his hairs out.

Question: “what happens when an irresistible force meets an immovable object?”

I guess that's why Chuck Norris can't be the Danger Man...

Answer: “by definition, both can not exist in the same universe”

;]
 
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Question: “what happens when an irresistible force meets an immovable object?”



Answer: “by definition, both can not exist in the same universe”

;]

...which brings one to the next question, a matter of considerably smaller scale: which is stronger, one's intention to extend this trip towards the Formidine Rift with more Tritium ...or my own lack of serious mining skills / patience with the current state of mining?

The answer is that on a Saturday afternoon with not much else to do, the latter lasted a good couple of fairly chilled hours and yielded just enough carrier fuel to keep hopping about out here for just a bit longer ...plus a few other goodies that'll be sold towards a proper restock back in the bubble :]

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...which brings one to the next question: which is stronger, one's intention to extend this trip towards the Formidine Rift with more Tritium ...or my own skills / patience with the current state of mining?

The answer is that on a Saturday afternoon with not much else to do, the latter lasted a good couple of fairly chilled hours and yielded just enough carrier fuel to keep hopping about out here for just a bit longer ...plus a few other goodies that'll be sold towards a proper restock back in the bubble :]


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I admire your patience in mining for tritium...
 
I admire your patience in mining for tritium...

Thanks, it was good to ok for a couple of hours... though enough is enough & next i will go back to hopping about & scanning things :]

Though the bubble feels like a distant memory right now, i get an occasional itch in my trigger finger that even subsurface missiles just don't reach - i guess i'll just have to switch to a bit of something else later on, at least until i'm about 7000LY closer to Sol ;]
 
Take down scavs. 9 in the settlement. Ship lands. Now there's 12. Another ship. Now there's 18. And another, and another - 29 scavs hanging on the wall and if one dirty scav should on-purposefullty fall there'll be 28 scavs etc.

So, I get to 28/29. Guess what happened next? Correct. The last piece of work went AWOL. Completely. So I logged.

This time, the infestation was only 18 strong. I was a bit miffed at this point so they all ate explosive munitions from my ship. Mission got updated and I got 5 lots of combatant performance. And it was a right performance.
 
Take down scavs. 9 in the settlement. Ship lands. Now there's 12. Another ship. Now there's 18. And another, and another - 29 scavs hanging on the wall and if one dirty scav should on-purposefullty fall there'll be 28 scavs etc.

I don't mind it if i get through the first batch a bit quickly and then there are more ...and even more after that - but it would be sooo much better if they kept increasing the mission reward with each successive wave... particularly if you are looking for 27 dilithium crystals flux capacitors manufacturing instructions ;]

So, I get to 28/29. Guess what happened next? Correct. The last piece of work went AWOL. Completely. So I logged.

But yep, this is the stuff that hair-tearing in gaming is made of... ;p

This time, the infestation was only 18 strong. I was a bit miffed at this point so they all ate explosive munitions from my ship. Mission got updated and I got 5 lots of combatant performance. And it was a right performance.

...though if it did the decent thing and gave 10 because one had to play the mission twice - then hurrah it would actually be all fine i think, in terms of effort/reward? :]
 
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I bought Odyssey in the Steam sale earlier this week.
Once I had managed to get ED to work with my controller again, the first thing was to walk around my FC.
The first thing I see is someone who I don't recognise as part of my crew asleep on the command deck!
What am I paying 10MCr per week for?
In fact, everywhere I go I see people asleep. Why?

Once I had calmed down, I decided to visit my nearest starport, to experience my first concourse.
From here I jumped straight into the time sink which is Apex taxis.
Fantastic! I can now go places and do something else (IRL) until I get there.
What can I pick up from the Pioneer store? How do I stop myself from spending all of my time flying round the bubble looking for that G3 suit with the useful mods?
Well the answer is, don't bother. Pick up what you can straight away, and jump right in.
This is a great idea until you accidentally Apex yourself to a surface settlement whilst still wearing your flight suit.
Talk about a cliff-like learning curve. Needless to say, that trip didn't end well.

Anyway, having spent a couple of evenings checking out irregular markers and crash sites, and at the same time scanning my first biological, I decided to jump into a surface CZ for the first time.
I made a great start, jumping out of the transport without my shield activated, with 3 of the opposition waiting right outside of the dropship.
I'm fairly sure that it was my quickest death since I started ED some years ago.
Despite this, my team won, so I am 10% through the engineer unlock, YAY!

I am now trying to find restore missions, without any luck. It's probably best to try again tomorrow.
Apologies for the wall of text.
 
I bought Odyssey in the Steam sale earlier this week.
Once I had managed to get ED to work with my controller again, the first thing was to walk around my FC.
The first thing I see is someone who I don't recognise as part of my crew asleep on the command deck!
What am I paying 10MCr per week for?
In fact, everywhere I go I see people asleep. Why?

Once I had calmed down, I decided to visit my nearest starport, to experience my first concourse.
From here I jumped straight into the time sink which is Apex taxis.
Fantastic! I can now go places and do something else (IRL) until I get there.
What can I pick up from the Pioneer store? How do I stop myself from spending all of my time flying round the bubble looking for that G3 suit with the useful mods?
Well the answer is, don't bother. Pick up what you can straight away, and jump right in.
This is a great idea until you accidentally Apex yourself to a surface settlement whilst still wearing your flight suit.
Talk about a cliff-like learning curve. Needless to say, that trip didn't end well.

Anyway, having spent a couple of evenings checking out irregular markers and crash sites, and at the same time scanning my first biological, I decided to jump into a surface CZ for the first time.
I made a great start, jumping out of the transport without my shield activated, with 3 of the opposition waiting right outside of the dropship.
I'm fairly sure that it was my quickest death since I started ED some years ago.
Despite this, my team won, so I am 10% through the engineer unlock, YAY!

I am now trying to find restore missions, without any luck. It's probably best to try again tomorrow.
Apologies for the wall of text.
You might want to keep an eye on "the great pre-upgraded gear sharing is caring" thread on the Oddy sub forum. It could kick off a nice start to your on foot gear collection.


As for CZs, I'm surprised you were shielded down; they are normally activated by default. Very weird.

It does sound like you have a vagrancy issue on your carrier. I'd call Omnipol to forcefully remove the lazy blighters or offer them a job. If they are in your employ, you own them and they must do your bidding.

My carrier is devoid of people. Apart from the two pilots on the command deck and the Vista shopkeeper, there's noone else around, asleep or otherwise. Perhaps it's time to install a bar... I do have data I could use the barkeep to sell for me.
 
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My carrier is devoid of people. Apart from the two pilots on the command deck and the Vista shopkeeper, there's noone else around, asleep or otherwise. Perhaps it's time to install a bar... I do have data I could use the barkeep to sell for me.

They're everywhere in mine, except the jump seats when we head somewhere, but I do have a bar so maybe that triggers something, I mean there's nothing else in the concourse to attract off duty crew members so I guess without a bar they just sit in their rooms to drink themselves stupid out of boredom!
 
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