No, that's just the servers infrastructure downgrade.
What RUBBISH
- Thread starter Lankspeed
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Yes. Tritium is H3. I was asking about Helium 3 that was mentioned.
Well, I just saw this thread, so I know you must already experiencing a faster jump sequence. FCs get delayed jumps when many cmdrs use them to move their freshly bought ships to engineers at the same time
. I guess you've jumped too far to consider what I'll say next, but I'll say it:
Provided a cmdr has:
- Unlocked access to the Colonia Enginners by progressing enough with their bubble "sponsors" (at least for the ships)
- Stocked up on ship engineering materials in the bubble, where access is easier (e.g. Imperial Shielding, raw mats)
As alluded to, tritium is a heavy hydrogen with one proton and two neutrons, whereas helium 3 is two protons and one neutron. Similar mass but different elements.
But 3H or 3He, what's an "e" between friends? As one raver said to another.
Duh! My error - I never even registered that!
When Jack Frost came for Christmas
With a brass monkey date
The Rail-King and the Scarecrow
Hopped a Florida freight
And they blew on their paper cups
And stared through the steam
Then they drank half a bottle
Of ragpicker's dream.
That's how far I understood the issue. But where's the garbage?
O7,
With a brass monkey date
The Rail-King and the Scarecrow
Hopped a Florida freight
And they blew on their paper cups
And stared through the steam
Then they drank half a bottle
Of ragpicker's dream.
That's how far I understood the issue. But where's the garbage?
O7,
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Well, given the quoted half-life for Tritium to decay into Helium 3, I suppose the OP will be correct twelve and a half years from now?
Yeah, if we leave our carriers alone for 12 years half the hold will be chipmunk voice gas rather than fuel. Cue the cutest-sounding tantrums.Well, given the quoted half-life for Tritium to decay into Helium 3, I suppose the OP will be correct twelve and a half years from now?
Visit the Fleet Carriers Owners Club on Discord. They take you home. I flew with the Froc Sleeper Service once when I stranded in Colonia. Return to the Bubble was quite relaxing.
I'll provide the link
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imo in the thread title which has zero indication of what the thread is actually about - unless you consider the entire thread rubbish, in which case its quite accurate ;p
You had feet?You had PAPER BAGS?! PURE LUXURY!! Barefooted we went, BAREFOOTED, I tell you!!
We had 2 stumps worn down by working 87 hrs at a time down salt mine AND we had to pay mine owner to work there.
Bill
Aren't unlocking the colonia engineers relatively easy compared to flying (or moving FC) back to the bubble? Really not much of a "GRIND". And long term kinda worth the effort being able to pin 4 extra blueprints). You need a couple engineers in the bubble unlocked first, so if that wasn't done you're stuck. Also if I remember getting Imperial Shielding and Core Dynamics can be a problem in Colonia If you aren't already stocked up.
Etienne Dorn
- Trade rank Dealer or better - easy
- Provide 25 escape pods - easy
Marsha Hicks
- Exploration rank Surveyor or higher - easy
- Mine 10 units of Osmium - easy
Mel Brandon
- 1000,000 worth of bounty vouchers - easy
- Colonia Council Invite - no big deal
Petra Olmanova
- Combat rank Expert or higher - gotta go kill some stuff.
- provide 200 progenetor cells - easy
You had a mine! You were lucky.
All we had was a swamp. We wanted huge tracts of land.
Steve (Yorkshire born and bred)
Congratulations on your win.
I was gonna say...... Jurassic game#3 before Elite overhaul into DX12 to support modern FSR 2.1/3 
Nice one
Well to be trueful I was a bit miffed after getting the stellar it was not engineered. Having spent a few days going Colonia and finding the engineering not that easy to follow. But all engineers in bubble were unlocked to level 5. Oh dear had to return. But the servers were making that take a large time interval between Jumps. 48 mins.But After I left the message (FLAME) it speeded up. back to 15 - 16 mins. It turns out after 14:00 uk time (BST) the frontier system can get very busy. But this morning 07:00 to 12:30 all fine.
I am now back Home as it were, and experimenting with ship loadouts to decide What MK2 is going to best suit me. It is certainly very nifty.
BUT YOU ARE QUITE CORRECT TITLE DOES NOT FIT SUBJECT. OOPS oops oops.
Back in my day, NavComputer could plot only 100 LY.
So even the Rares Run (~140 LY) had to be eyeballed, "half approx to somewhere there, then I'll figure out where to go next and next and...".
And with that NavComp I managed to reach Sag A in a Hauler
in the first month of this game. The estimate was "up and a bit left". Then after every 100 LY you stop to plot, zoom in/out... the direction was tolerable to estimate, but the height difference was a proverbial pain in you-know-where. Took me almost two weeks to get there.But the feeling when I took this pic, with 37% health... boy oh boy! (and I managed to get back alive at the first outpost in the bubble arriving from Sag A, Sarmiento De Gamboa Port in Pand - a lousy mining post which, at that moment, was the most splendid sight I ever saw).
Good old days.
In all seriousness. o7Back in my day, NavComputer could plot only 100 LY.
So even the Rares Run (~140 LY) had to be eyeballed, "half approx to somewhere there, then I'll figure out where to go next and next and...".
And with that NavComp I managed to reach Sag A in a Hauler
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But the feeling when I took this pic, with 37% health... boy oh boy! (and I managed to get back alive at the first outpost in the bubble arriving from Sag A, Sarmiento De Gamboa Port in Pand - a lousy mining post which, at that moment, was the most splendid sight I ever saw).
Good old days.