Did you see C-beams glittering in the darkness?
I've often wondered about C-beams... What are they, and how would I know if I saw one? Seen laser beams glittering in the darkness, though.
Did you see C-beams glittering in the darkness?
I've often wondered about C-beams... What are they, and how would I know if I saw one? Seen laser beams glittering in the darkness, though.
Grey Lensman rings a faint bell.(it may be Gray,it was a different time.)I seem to remember from somewhere they are "cutter" beams used for slicing spaceships in half. I may be wrong...
Or possibly 'cesium' which do the same thing.
Well, this is annoying...
Last year I made the journey out to Colonia, thought it was pretty cool but rather too similar to the Bubble. So I made the trip home via a 30,000ly detour. Just over a week ago I decided to head out to the black again, and found what I thought was a remote station out west. Just arrived tonight... only to discover I'm 50ly from Colonia?!
Major navigation fail on my part, but on the upside, I'm now a billionaire. My last three trips have earned roughly 250m, 300m and 250m credits. Easy money!
I’ve heard that the early backers got to submit names. My favorite so far has been “Professor Snuggles” telling me about the rumor that I had cargo. I didn’t.Anyway. I wonder where these NPC commanders get their names? Earlier, I saw quite the ridiculous sounding "Winnie Perdequaste Chocolate" followed closely by "Dylan Thomas".![]()
As a hard core engineering maniac, I can say visiting the Crystalline shards will set you up for a long time.My mat gathering expedition is going well. It's been quite interesting to see these biological sites. I'd never have guessed they were biological, they look so rock-like.
I just have one more planet to visit before I'll return.
I can't get Selenium or Zirconium out here, but all the other grade 4 and 5 raw materials will be full! (and I have a fair amount of Selenium because I traded for it before I came out here. I have...48 Zirconium too, so that's not empty. I should be good on raw materials for quite some time!)
Here are some of the sights from today:
Mind the spikes:
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Hazy sky:
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Misty blue:
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