Packing around with your pals in multiplayerWhat is the whole purpose of huttons orbital
It is an icon in the game now because if it’s Historical context. Have you heard of the Hutton Truckers?What is the whole purpose of huttons orbital
I have to ask... just because, reasons?I knowingly went there in a Clipper.
Been in a T-9, bagged up with mugs for Operation Hot Mist.I have to ask... just because, reasons?
I thought I might confuse someone, but there was nobody there.I have to ask... just because, reasons?
I thought I might confuse someone, but there was nobody there.
Are you sure?BTW - there is actually an Anaconda in the station - so far nobody has worked out how to extricate it:
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Although I have been to Hutton several times I haven’t actually seen this for myself though to be fair I think on only one of those visits was I aware of it.In 1993 Frontier: Elite II placed a planet called Eden in orbit around Proxima Centauri (Alpha Centauri C) - this planet was later (2016) discovered to actually be there.
From Wikipedia about Alpha Centauri:
- Frontier: Elite II (1993), Frontier: First Encounters (1995), Elite Dangerous (2015), Computer Games written by David Braben et al. The Alpha Centauri system is the location of Eden, the first extrasolar planet discovered with flowing surface water. Despite this amenity (and its name) Eden is uninhabitable, although a small research station is located there, and difficult to visit, since its starport is 900 to 1000 AU away from the nearest hyperspace jump point.
- In Elite Dangerous, Alpha Centauri is home of the Hutton Orbital Truckers, an in-game player organisation who are based at an orbital platform called Hutton Orbital which lies 0.22ly (Light-years) from the star Alpha Centauri.
So the original research station has been retained in the game.
It is not Frontier's fault that nature has created a system where Proxima Centauri is so far away from the main stars which it is gravitationally bound to.
BTW - there is actually an Anaconda in the station - so far nobody has worked out how to extricate it:
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I’m not sure which is worse to be honestYep. ~45 minutes real time. Probably enough time to squeeze in an epi of The Expanse.
I’m not sure which is worse to be honest
I already called Dibs on that one.BTW - there is actually an Anaconda in the station - so far nobody has worked out how to extricate it:
Well the bad news is that Tyres made a slight error the time is a bit longer than he said, according to a thread I saw in Dangerous Discussions the record time is now down toI’m not sure which is worse to be honest
Come on, the first season was quite good.I’m not sure which is worse to be honest
Are you sure?
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You just want everyone now to fly out and check for themselvesWell I wasn't 100% confident on reading that so off I went...
Seems like they either changed the outpost type at Hutton Orbital or I labelled my old screenshot incorrectly. So apologies and here is view of current Hutton Orbital innards:
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5JaQBaRTl4
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By the way I never put a stopwatch on the Hutton run but it was approx 88m - so just under an hour and a half.
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Anyway I'll be really impressed by any commander who will succed in taking just a glimpse, any evidence, screenshot of that - announced as "crashed" - conda....
Yeah, I've spend two days there trying different approaches - to no avail. That was interesting, also Junga 1 is already a quite known planet due to the "crazy deep craters" found there back in 3302 and just quite a picturesque planet, recommended for visiting.