I was thinking this, Durex for the 34th century
I thought that in 3300 it was no longer necessary
What is the Duradrive?
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I thought that in 3300 it was no longer necessary
Duradrive - maybe allows exploration data to survive ship destruction and be recoverable?
Now, I have to say, IF FDev did have two wildly different UI paradigms to choose between, between the tablet, and the holographic necklace thing, and did let the actions of players decide which would end up being used in the game, and this action (EDIT: parallel community goals) was something that has zero to do with the possible merits and downsides of the two options, and all to do with what makes the most trading profit, that would be... something... not unlike how things work in the real world, though. :9
You can throw it at the canopy, and bail out...no 15 second timer.
I thought that in 3300 it was no longer necessary
It's better to have it and not need it, than need it and not have it.
It's better to have it and not need it, than need it and not have it.
I was thinking along these lines too. Best to have it when u need it, though.
I am very sure it's a background world lore item and not an ingame thing. A mobile, like a smart phone. Just smarter.
Not surprised .... judging by what this article says, Torcs break easily ! https://blog.britishmuseum.org/how-do-you-put-on-a-torc/
Yes but I thought that in 3300 the medicine had eradicated the problem
I wonder if this Rackham is a descendant of Rackham the Red ?
♫ Oh, there once was a pirate named Rackham the Red,
Who came flying to Hutton high on Onionhead... ♪
Anyone got a FDL called Matilda?
Given the prices and supply volume I saw for Duradrive gear at Hutton Orbital this weekend, I thought it was a new rare commodity.
In an amusing bit of circular gaggery, a riff on that battery brand was originally made by Robert Holdstock in the 1984 Space Traders Flight Training Manual, in reference to the Extra Energy Unit.
It’s a Linux-based embedded PC. Embedded in a rubber brick.
My guess is that the duradrive is a way to store scanning/mission data across ship destructions.
Because this game is all about removing any kind of penalty or cost...since there's not enough reward to make players happy.
Because this game is all about removing any kind of penalty or cost...since there's not enough reward to make players happy.
Ask to the Captain Haddock, you'll find him easily at his current address ...
... since the Red Rackham's Treasure, Haddock lives at Moulinsart Castle.