The red nebula is Barnard's Loop, which you normally see as a ring shape from within the Bubble. You're now seeing it from a completely different angle for the first time! When you've built a proper exploration ship and taken it way outside the Bubble, you'll have a real sense of the majesty of space, the total isolation and low-key terror of being just one small mistake away from disaster.
Landing on a planet or moon as far 'out' as you can get (and get back!) and seeing just one or two stars in the immense darkness of space ... I love this game.
As you probably know by now, you don't need a navigation beacon, as you have a "discovery scanner" which will do the same job, but slower. Map it to some controls and try it out... exploration can become addictive.
If you want to do a travel with as many commanders on the carrier, may I suggest doing it when you do the 5k LY trip? That way you can combo one neat thing with one useful one (for a lot of people). EDIT: Also, you can jump your carrier from the system you're in to the same system but on a different body. When you reach a system with far bodies like these ones, you can then schedule a jump to the body. To select a body, instead of choosing the system as destination, the left panel has an option to open that system's system view while still selecting a jump target. Then you can select a specific body, but keep in mind that there are limits to how many carriers can station at a given body (and the carrier jump screen closes on a bad jump selection, no chance to choose another target).
I have over 1200 hours in this game and still love experiencing this universe. The beauty and myriad things to do and see are just amazing. Once again thank you for sharing your experience with this legendary game 🐰🚌
The fleet carrier is your own star port. Trade, explore or anything else. You can set prices for products and go anywhere to buy or sell them. Almost forgot. You can mine too. To me that is the easiest and most relaxing way to gather mineral and metal resources.
I love seeing how much joy you get from just...everything. At first I was wondering if you brought enough tritium to get your carrier back from that far out, but it sounds like you managed it!
I believe the range for a fully fuelled carrier is more or less a return trip through the galaxy (at 500ly per jump, and 25-30 minutes per jump,. it will take a significant time). They used to use up much more tritium at the beginning.
I am just on my way back from there, in a Krait Phantom. You have to find the Crystaline forests in this system. That's where you find all the high grade raw materials, (exept for Selenium).
Love your videos. So engaging. ❤ I’m currently 35000 ly outside the bubble, without a fleet carrier. It’s my return trip from Distant Worlds II, which was a community organized deep space expedition in 2019, to reach Beagle Point - the the “northern” edge of the galaxy. Over 9000 CMDRs signed up for this.
Thanks for sharing your adventures, Foxy! I truly enjoy seeing someone having as much (maybe more?) fun than I do with this epic game. As has come to be our tradition, I will send you (and other commanders) a few tips and tricks about what I see (or don't see) in your video. 1) For those who don't know, "HIP 36601" and "OUTOTZ LS-K D8-3" contain planets with large %s of 6 of the 7 Grade4 Raw Engineering Materials, making them very valuable locations to keep bookmarked. Once you have Felicity Farseer unlocked (possibly a couple more engineers as well) and have increased your FSD a bit, it is well worth the trip out to stock up on those materials and take that stockpile to a Raw Materials Trader to give yourself a good supply of every Raw Material. 2) Your idea to take an entire lineup of commanders for a long voyage is the same idea that has spawned large exploration groups in the past. The "Distant Worlds" project is but one of these. I'm led to believe that there are also fairly regular runs coordinated to take commanders to Colonia (the bubble away from the bubble) and back, often for Engineer Unlocking (there are several stationed out there). 3) The Bartender on your Fleet Carrier works for YOU, Foxy. You have to supply the items and/or set the buy orders (as I understand it). 4) Nav Beacons are only available in "Civilized Space." To explore outside the Bubble or Colonia you will need to use your Full Spectrum Scanner (FSS) to locate each planetary body in the system and zoom in on it. Once you do, the name will appear on the map. In some less explored/visited regions you won't even have the image of the planet in your map to go by. (Remember earlier in your career with the missing planets?) The FSS, among other bits of information, will give you the mineral %s (as you used in a previous video.) 5) The planetary naming convention is as follows: Host Star = A Additional stars = B, C, D, etc Each Planet around each Star takes that star name and adds a number. So first planet of first star is A1, 3rd planet around second star is B3 Moons add lower case letters to the above mix. 2nd moon, 4th planet, 3rd sun = C4a Planets can also be shared by multiple stars, so you can get things like AB2 6) As we discussed in game, that red nebula is Barnard's Loop. When viewed from the Bubble it is almost a circle, but 1700ly out, you're seeing it from a different angle. What you see in the view from your ship can often be verified with the Galactic Map. They do match one another pretty well. 7) Apparently you missed the Crystalline Trees. I can't tell you if you were on the right planet to find them because I don't have the information on hand at the moment (not that you would follow it if I told you exactly where to go, you wonderfully hard-headed fool), but a quick web-search should make those locations known to any commander who want to be guaranteed to find it. They are much harder to find in Odyssey than they were in Horizons. Look back at item #4 above. The FSS is your friend... Keep up the good work, Foxy. See you among the stars! ~CMDR Wyrnikh
In many ways Elite Dangerous is FAR more beautiful and stunning than Starfield. The black night star dotted space and the large bright planets and moon, give this game a far more real feeling of immersion than the cartoonish look of the Starfield universe, in my opinion. I do still like Starfield, but for authenticity, Elite is far more real.
It is possible to watch and film your Carrier jump externally - both departing, and arriving. But you have to be sitting in another ship, outside it (and obviously jump to where your carrier is appearing, to reunite with it - so make it a short carrier jump at first!). It is worth seeing at least once. It looks very strange compared to a normal High Wake.
Ah, you finally got the best view in the house for jump number 3, The Commander's Chair :) Awesome sight! Do make sure you see it arrive/leave from a ship outside at some point though :) Take some time to learn how the Full Spectrum System Scanner works to explore an unknown system, well worth the time, and get's you some exploration data/money.
If all you want to do is go material farming, I recommend using a long range ship (50+ ly and fuel scope). You can pick up a few star system readings on the way and the travel time is actually shorter.
Yeah, you do need to go to the right planets and the right lat long coordinates to find the crystal shard forests. I posted the details on one of your previous videos.
HIP 36601 C 1 A = Polonium HIP 36601 C 1 D = Ruthenium HIP 36601 C 3 B = Tellurium HIP 36601 C 5 A = Technetium, you get the other mats too there but that are the best spots in the sys for high grade materials. Outotz LS-K D8-3 B 5 A = Yttrium Outotz LS-K D8-3 B 5 C = Antimony
Love your videos. I've got nearly 6000 hours in this game and still loving it. Used to play it WAY back in the day when it was wire graphics. Genuinely fun to see you enjoy it so much :)
Just starting to watch this now, but I hope you discovered the heatmap in the surface scanner, where you land in the grey-green areas to find the relevant resource. Now I'll continue to watch the pain ;-)
20:50 it's easy to guess the names. I think it's in order: system name, star name (A,B,C), planet number (1,2,3), moon number (a,b,c). So for example: third moon of the first planet orbiting second star will have a number "B 1 c". Correct me in the comments if i'm wrong. And also, you will need to learn how to use full spectrum scanner, or fss. That's how you will discover undiscovered planets
Odyssey has midsions like that but on planet surfaces where there is a crashed wreck. When you get to the wreck you may have an npc who got there first and you have to deal with them. Yeah a crashed wreck in space where you have to get out of your ship yeah that would be kool.
Hello Foxyloxy 😃 I wasn't sure if you knew but you are the one that stocks your Bar, you can transfer data, materials and goods from your ship to the bar, then you can set a price and sell it to Commanders that visit you carrier. For the Grade 4 (highest grade raw materials) you want to look for bio signs on planets with no atmosphere and that are further than 14000ls from main star, then used DSS to scan planet. (look for crystal shards) There isn't Nav beacons in unpopulated systems, you can FSS scan to get the information to show in you navigation panel. o7
@@Foxyloxy.X I'm currently on exactly that trip. Just passed by Sag A, and waiting until Wednesday so everyone onboard can visit it. I did invite you to come on that trip so you can get to explore, maybe even have 2 more Elite ranks upon return in exploration and xenobiology. All that without extra costs that you have with your own carrier.
2:57 spoiler, you will need to travel 5k from the starting system in order to unlock one of the engineers. So you will have to make two to three times that distance
Oh, use the deep space scanner and probe to identify each planet and its composition . Check my comment in an earlier video of your on using the scanner.
Interesting. I wonder if you can get a guest CMDR (player) to go alone up in the elevator to your command seat position and ready room? Or does the door only open when they're with you... I am just starting to explore how to buy and sell materials to other players through the bartender.
Hey, that's new! It let you sit in a seat other than the commander's chair for the jump? Normally it moves you to the chair on the platform upstairs. A sneaky update FDev must have slipped in along the way.
Yes you can be in the observation deck below the command position, I've seen a video with twenty or more Commanders there in Open, some standing up during the jump though it was a bit bugged for some of them due to the crowded instance.
Really appreciated about those detailed info, but you probably noticed by now that I like to explore things on my own, I don't like to take the detailed information about exactly what is the best way or where is the best place, a broad information or just a hint is enough, I can explore it and learn it on my own even to make mistakes in the beginning and this is exactly what this game should be experienced not be given what is the mata way of doing thing. I will find my own path in my own way.
Thanks for those coordinates cmdr, but I tried to explore this place on my own for the first time. But next time I will be more prepared and equip myself with a scanner.
Awesome going hunting!! 8D These are all in Hip 36601.. for those who don't have the list Got to use GPS. When you enter atmosphere the GPS shows up and you can follow co-ordinates c1a @ -57.4599, 126.9543 Polonium (-28.25, -2.54)(25.14, 2.24) alternatives it takes 3 round trips to fill up.. so it isn't as easy as you might think.. using GPS is fun c1d @ -51.2639, 14.7291 Ruthenium (-24.6, 105.35) alternative c3b @ -17.6769, -55.1800 Tellurium (67.00, 131.75) alternative c5a @ ??* 3.5500, 111.5415 ?? Technetium (-71.13, 116.04)(3.746, 78.68) alternatives
You probably know all about the crystalline shard forests by now. In case nobody's mentioned it, there's another system about 400 Ly away from there, Outotz LS-K d8-3, which has a couple of the other high-grade materials: yttrium on moon B 5 a, and antimony on moon B 5 c. Unfortunately, there aren't any crystalline shards bearing selenium, but you can find that on brain trees closer to the Bubble (HR 3230, body 3 a a).
@@cmdrvalsylvana2129 thx 4 sharing, I also have those locations but hard enough just sharing these locations... I posted a full list on my Inara Gallery... Outotz LS-K d8-3 b5a -1.9216. -145/7013 Outotz LS-K d8-3 b5c -62.4905, 80.2426 Outotz JI-J d9-4 b7b 52.23c-116.25(along this valley going up) Outotz GZ-M c21-0 b3c 37.37, -39.23 + 37.4, -30.20 + 37.36, -30.24 Synuefe IL-N c23-19 Brain Trees HR 3230 3aa Brain Trees LHS 417 9ea
@@frankshailes3205 Lost Buoy. The list is in my comment here if you open "read more" at bottom of my comment. These are Shard Fields, not small geyser crystals. but tall ones... These locations are all in Hip36601. The planet is the first detail followed by GPS and then Raw Material. They are all grade 4 and you have to make a few trips back & forth to raw material trader (Johnson Dock) that isn't on Inara for some reason, to trade down or into Selenium or Tellurium as they are harder to locate, (still sourcing GPS on existing locations which I will explore next time out that way). but these 4 can you get you started. Bring a Diamond Back Explorer with a Pre-Engineered FSD from a "Human Tech Broker" and a Scarab SRV. You certainly want a 4a Fuel Scoop too but you won't need extra fuel tanks either.. On my profile you can see my DBX called Midnight Espresso.. It gets 70+ LY jumps and only takes just over 20 jumps to get there from bubble.. carrier is not needed as you can't store raw materials on carrier, only in backpack. There are other minerals you might want to collect filling your cargo but Raw Materials do not take up cargo space so.. Safe Travels Commander.. GPS shows up on your HUD when you enter an atmosphere.. Getting to know how to use the GPS is tricky but if you go one way you will see one set of numbers rising or falling until they match co-ordinates, then you go the alternate direction for the other co-ordinates.
I am curious.. If I bring my ship to the famous "bunny bus" and log off a few days, is it possible that my ship and my character will be still on the carrier, even if its on the other side of the galaxy? AND, can you get back easily, or would you have to slowly travel back the hard way to return to the system the Bunny Bus was last at? Anyone know?
You'll still be aboard the carrier wherever it is. Don't log off parked on someone else's carrier unless you know where it's going. I once ended up thousands of light years back the way I came from!
If on the carrier when it jumps, then where ever the carrier goes so do you. You need to be on the carrier 2 MINUETS BEFOR IT JUMPS (or you will not be able to DOCK) If the carrier is doing multiple jumps to a destination and you miss jumping with the carrier, you will very likely be STARNDED if your ship CAN NOT JUMP ATLEAST 40 + LIGHT YEARS, This is because the distance between stars in this region are so SPARCE YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO plot a route to JUMP BACK TO THE BUBBLE OR THE CARRIER. You will have to self destruct and re-buy (with insurance if you have the funds)or down grade to the ship you can afford. Or if you are broke the starter ship (Sidewinder) will be your only option
If you Team up and go to the carrier on another player's ship you can use the escape pod in the carrier concourse to go back to your last safe station. Like with Megaships.
I know lots of players do that, but I always hated relog farming; makes the game too easy and feels like cheating. Suddenly being able to engineer all the ships, in just few hours of work? Just doesn't feel right and cuts on gameplay.
It is not really cheating. FDev made engineering very repetitive. So we get our materials quickly to not get bored and frustrated with how painfully slow and boring engineering gets once you have unlocked them.
@@BrittTheFurry It is repetitive but think of this; is it even realistic to get these giant spaceships so easy? No; money is way too unrealistic to earn. I don't expect realism, but this is just giving away. I find that getting mats is pretty easy via missions and side-quests, and brings some sort of balance. I am loaded with them and I never did relog farming or even took a grind-trip.
@@vcc_pdr while you might love that, I don't. I hate grindy games in general. When I get on, I wanna play, see more than just the same space stations over and over again. I rather jump across the galaxy than doing the same repetitive missions. If there were more dynamic elements to it that it isn't the same thing over and over again, I would want to do that. But with all the repetitive gameplay, I rather go and relog for a few hours and have the mats ao I can piss off into deep space again
@@BrittTheFurry But when you "jump across the galaxy", what do you do except *other* repetitive things like scanning systems, planets and exo-biology? E:D is a sandbox game playable for years, so it is bound to have same things done over and over. This is the real reason I prefer not to use cheats, it simply forces me to do different things and don't get bored. With that approach, I think F:D did a pretty good balance.
The red nebula is Barnard's Loop, which you normally see as a ring shape from within the Bubble. You're now seeing it from a completely different angle for the first time! When you've built a proper exploration ship and taken it way outside the Bubble, you'll have a real sense of the majesty of space, the total isolation and low-key terror of being just one small mistake away from disaster.
Landing on a planet or moon as far 'out' as you can get (and get back!) and seeing just one or two stars in the immense darkness of space ... I love this game.
As you probably know by now, you don't need a navigation beacon, as you have a "discovery scanner" which will do the same job, but slower. Map it to some controls and try it out... exploration can become addictive.
yes
If you want to do a travel with as many commanders on the carrier, may I suggest doing it when you do the 5k LY trip? That way you can combo one neat thing with one useful one (for a lot of people).
EDIT: Also, you can jump your carrier from the system you're in to the same system but on a different body. When you reach a system with far bodies like these ones, you can then schedule a jump to the body. To select a body, instead of choosing the system as destination, the left panel has an option to open that system's system view while still selecting a jump target. Then you can select a specific body, but keep in mind that there are limits to how many carriers can station at a given body (and the carrier jump screen closes on a bad jump selection, no chance to choose another target).
Got it, very useful tips, thx
I have over 1200 hours in this game and still love experiencing this universe. The beauty and myriad things to do and see are just amazing. Once again thank you for sharing your experience with this legendary game 🐰🚌
Couldn't agree more!
The fleet carrier is your own star port. Trade, explore or anything else. You can set prices for products and go anywhere to buy or sell them. Almost forgot. You can mine too. To me that is the easiest and most relaxing way to gather mineral and metal resources.
I miss mining. I am not near any good rings right now. It is wonderfully relaxing. Especially with some nice music playing.
I love seeing how much joy you get from just...everything. At first I was wondering if you brought enough tritium to get your carrier back from that far out, but it sounds like you managed it!
I have another 5000 units stored on the carrier...lol
I believe the range for a fully fuelled carrier is more or less a return trip through the galaxy (at 500ly per jump, and 25-30 minutes per jump,. it will take a significant time). They used to use up much more tritium at the beginning.
I am just on my way back from there, in a Krait Phantom.
You have to find the Crystaline forests in this system. That's where you find all the high grade raw materials, (exept for Selenium).
4:32 to do that you can join a squadron. I really advise you to do that, as it changes the way you play Elite completely
Love your videos. So engaging. ❤
I’m currently 35000 ly outside the bubble, without a fleet carrier. It’s my return trip from Distant Worlds II, which was a community organized deep space expedition in 2019, to reach Beagle Point - the the “northern” edge of the galaxy. Over 9000 CMDRs signed up for this.
35000ly OMG, that is awesome, I can't imagine how many stories you got during your travel
Thanks for sharing your adventures, Foxy! I truly enjoy seeing someone having as much (maybe more?) fun than I do with this epic game. As has come to be our tradition, I will send you (and other commanders) a few tips and tricks about what I see (or don't see) in your video.
1) For those who don't know, "HIP 36601" and "OUTOTZ LS-K D8-3" contain planets with large %s of 6 of the 7 Grade4 Raw Engineering Materials, making them very valuable locations to keep bookmarked. Once you have Felicity Farseer unlocked (possibly a couple more engineers as well) and have increased your FSD a bit, it is well worth the trip out to stock up on those materials and take that stockpile to a Raw Materials Trader to give yourself a good supply of every Raw Material.
2) Your idea to take an entire lineup of commanders for a long voyage is the same idea that has spawned large exploration groups in the past. The "Distant Worlds" project is but one of these. I'm led to believe that there are also fairly regular runs coordinated to take commanders to Colonia (the bubble away from the bubble) and back, often for Engineer Unlocking (there are several stationed out there).
3) The Bartender on your Fleet Carrier works for YOU, Foxy. You have to supply the items and/or set the buy orders (as I understand it).
4) Nav Beacons are only available in "Civilized Space." To explore outside the Bubble or Colonia you will need to use your Full Spectrum Scanner (FSS) to locate each planetary body in the system and zoom in on it. Once you do, the name will appear on the map. In some less explored/visited regions you won't even have the image of the planet in your map to go by. (Remember earlier in your career with the missing planets?) The FSS, among other bits of information, will give you the mineral %s (as you used in a previous video.)
5) The planetary naming convention is as follows:
Host Star = A
Additional stars = B, C, D, etc
Each Planet around each Star takes that star name and adds a number.
So first planet of first star is A1, 3rd planet around second star is B3
Moons add lower case letters to the above mix. 2nd moon, 4th planet, 3rd sun = C4a
Planets can also be shared by multiple stars, so you can get things like AB2
6) As we discussed in game, that red nebula is Barnard's Loop. When viewed from the Bubble it is almost a circle, but 1700ly out, you're seeing it from a different angle. What you see in the view from your ship can often be verified with the Galactic Map. They do match one another pretty well.
7) Apparently you missed the Crystalline Trees. I can't tell you if you were on the right planet to find them because I don't have the information on hand at the moment (not that you would follow it if I told you exactly where to go, you wonderfully hard-headed fool), but a quick web-search should make those locations known to any commander who want to be guaranteed to find it. They are much harder to find in Odyssey than they were in Horizons. Look back at item #4 above. The FSS is your friend...
Keep up the good work, Foxy. See you among the stars!
~CMDR Wyrnikh
Thank you cmdr for another round of useful tips especially the star planet, and moon naming system. a lot easier to read now.
In many ways Elite Dangerous is FAR more beautiful and stunning than Starfield. The black night star dotted space and the large bright planets and moon, give this game a far more real feeling of immersion than the cartoonish look of the Starfield universe, in my opinion. I do still like Starfield, but for authenticity, Elite is far more real.
It is possible to watch and film your Carrier jump externally - both departing, and arriving. But you have to be sitting in another ship, outside it (and obviously jump to where your carrier is appearing, to reunite with it - so make it a short carrier jump at first!). It is worth seeing at least once. It looks very strange compared to a normal High Wake.
I will certainly do that when I get a chance
Ah, you finally got the best view in the house for jump number 3, The Commander's Chair :) Awesome sight! Do make sure you see it arrive/leave from a ship outside at some point though :) Take some time to learn how the Full Spectrum System Scanner works to explore an unknown system, well worth the time, and get's you some exploration data/money.
Thanks! Will do!
If all you want to do is go material farming, I recommend using a long range ship (50+ ly and fuel scope). You can pick up a few star system readings on the way and the travel time is actually shorter.
Great video! I love bopping around in my fleet carrier too! 👍
Yeah, you do need to go to the right planets and the right lat long coordinates to find the crystal shard forests. I posted the details on one of your previous videos.
HIP 36601 C 1 A = Polonium HIP 36601 C 1 D = Ruthenium HIP 36601 C 3 B = Tellurium HIP 36601 C 5 A = Technetium, you get the other mats too there but that are the best spots in the sys for high grade materials. Outotz LS-K D8-3 B 5 A = Yttrium Outotz LS-K D8-3 B 5 C = Antimony
Thx cmdr
Love your videos. I've got nearly 6000 hours in this game and still loving it. Used to play it WAY back in the day when it was wire graphics. Genuinely fun to see you enjoy it so much :)
Thank you cmdr!
Just starting to watch this now, but I hope you discovered the heatmap in the surface scanner, where you land in the grey-green areas to find the relevant resource.
Now I'll continue to watch the pain ;-)
By now I've finally figured out how to use it.
If the player base is big enough, you can even launch a courier service! :D I mean, more like a flight service like in real world!
20:50 it's easy to guess the names. I think it's in order: system name, star name (A,B,C), planet number (1,2,3), moon number (a,b,c). So for example: third moon of the first planet orbiting second star will have a number "B 1 c". Correct me in the comments if i'm wrong.
And also, you will need to learn how to use full spectrum scanner, or fss. That's how you will discover undiscovered planets
Good info thx, to know the naming system
i wish this game had space legs missions like, retrieving a black box from a wreck in space or something like that, the overall game is amazing
Odyssey has midsions like that but on planet surfaces where there is a crashed wreck. When you get to the wreck you may have an npc who got there first and you have to deal with them. Yeah a crashed wreck in space where you have to get out of your ship yeah that would be kool.
Hello Foxyloxy 😃
I wasn't sure if you knew but you are the one that stocks your Bar, you can transfer data, materials and goods from your ship to the bar, then you can set a price and sell it to Commanders that visit you carrier.
For the Grade 4 (highest grade raw materials) you want to look for bio signs on planets with no atmosphere and that are further than 14000ls from main star, then used DSS to scan planet. (look for crystal shards)
There isn't Nav beacons in unpopulated systems, you can FSS scan to get the information to show in you navigation panel.
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Great info, thx!
Great Videos Man! Has me wanting to dip back into Elite myself. Small Creator Here as well playing some starfield currently - I Subbed!
Welcome aboard!
I can only give you one piece of advice: do whatever you want, but do it at your own pace.
Best advice cmdr, thx!
If you think that is far, wait until you embark on a journey to Colonia, Sag A or even Beagle Point. The 4 jumps will feel less far.
That is something I must do
@@Foxyloxy.X I'm currently on exactly that trip. Just passed by Sag A, and waiting until Wednesday so everyone onboard can visit it. I did invite you to come on that trip so you can get to explore, maybe even have 2 more Elite ranks upon return in exploration and xenobiology. All that without extra costs that you have with your own carrier.
Im on the same tour atm, 1 carrierjump to go. 🙃
2:57 spoiler, you will need to travel 5k from the starting system in order to unlock one of the engineers. So you will have to make two to three times that distance
Spoiler alert, just done that, you will see that in the following videos.
@@Foxyloxy.X alr
you can do voice chat in game, its so much better. but you cant be shy lol. good video.
Oh, use the deep space scanner and probe to identify each planet and its composition . Check my comment in an earlier video of your on using the scanner.
Interesting. I wonder if you can get a guest CMDR (player) to go alone up in the elevator to your command seat position and ready room? Or does the door only open when they're with you... I am just starting to explore how to buy and sell materials to other players through the bartender.
It only opens for fleet carrier owner
Yes, if he invites the other CMDR to his wing/team.
Have you watched your carrier depart and arrive from outside through your ship's windscreen yet?
Not yet, I just heard about that, will definitely check that out
4:00 you sead is going
Hey, that's new! It let you sit in a seat other than the commander's chair for the jump? Normally it moves you to the chair on the platform upstairs.
A sneaky update FDev must have slipped in along the way.
Yes you can be in the observation deck below the command position, I've seen a video with twenty or more Commanders there in Open, some standing up during the jump though it was a bit bugged for some of them due to the crowded instance.
If you take a seat in the gallery before the jump, the game leaves you in that seat. If you are still standing, it chooses the seat for you.
22:30 I... I had send you the coordinates where to land on this planets. I don't understand why haven't you gone to them
Really appreciated about those detailed info, but you probably noticed by now that I like to explore things on my own, I don't like to take the detailed information about exactly what is the best way or where is the best place, a broad information or just a hint is enough, I can explore it and learn it on my own even to make mistakes in the beginning and this is exactly what this game should be experienced not be given what is the mata way of doing thing. I will find my own path in my own way.
Well i wrote some detailed coordinates to grind for only G5 mats in your last videos! I don't think you landed on those coordinates !
Thanks for those coordinates cmdr, but I tried to explore this place on my own for the first time. But next time I will be more prepared and equip myself with a scanner.
@@Foxyloxy.Xright no shortcuts 👽 07
Where's the bus at right now out of curiosity?
Harma, but I might move it around from time to time
@@Foxyloxy.X Ever take it to Sol?
Oh, and in the srv part audio is disaligned with the video
Awesome going hunting!! 8D These are all in Hip 36601.. for those who don't have the list Got to use GPS. When you enter atmosphere the GPS shows up and you can follow co-ordinates
c1a @ -57.4599, 126.9543 Polonium (-28.25, -2.54)(25.14, 2.24) alternatives it takes 3 round trips to fill up.. so it isn't as easy as you might think.. using GPS is fun
c1d @ -51.2639, 14.7291 Ruthenium (-24.6, 105.35) alternative
c3b @ -17.6769, -55.1800 Tellurium (67.00, 131.75) alternative
c5a @ ??* 3.5500, 111.5415 ?? Technetium (-71.13, 116.04)(3.746, 78.68) alternatives
You probably know all about the crystalline shard forests by now. In case nobody's mentioned it, there's another system about 400 Ly away from there, Outotz LS-K d8-3, which has a couple of the other high-grade materials: yttrium on moon B 5 a, and antimony on moon B 5 c. Unfortunately, there aren't any crystalline shards bearing selenium, but you can find that on brain trees closer to the Bubble (HR 3230, body 3 a a).
@@cmdrvalsylvana2129 thx 4 sharing, I also have those locations but hard enough just sharing these locations... I posted a full list on my Inara Gallery...
Outotz LS-K d8-3 b5a -1.9216. -145/7013
Outotz LS-K d8-3 b5c -62.4905, 80.2426
Outotz JI-J d9-4 b7b 52.23c-116.25(along this valley going up)
Outotz GZ-M c21-0 b3c 37.37, -39.23 + 37.4, -30.20 + 37.36, -30.24
Synuefe IL-N c23-19 Brain Trees
HR 3230 3aa Brain Trees
LHS 417 9ea
Hi CMDR, I'd love to see the list on your Inara gallery. Can you tell me the CMDR name to look up? Thank you.
@@frankshailes3205 Lost Buoy. The list is in my comment here if you open "read more" at bottom of my comment. These are Shard Fields, not small geyser crystals. but tall ones...
These locations are all in Hip36601. The planet is the first detail followed by GPS and then Raw Material. They are all grade 4 and you have to make a few trips back & forth to raw material trader (Johnson Dock) that isn't on Inara for some reason, to trade down or into Selenium or Tellurium as they are harder to locate, (still sourcing GPS on existing locations which I will explore next time out that way). but these 4 can you get you started.
Bring a Diamond Back Explorer with a Pre-Engineered FSD from a "Human Tech Broker" and a Scarab SRV. You certainly want a 4a Fuel Scoop too but you won't need extra fuel tanks either.. On my profile you can see my DBX called Midnight Espresso.. It gets 70+ LY jumps and only takes just over 20 jumps to get there from bubble.. carrier is not needed as you can't store raw materials on carrier, only in backpack. There are other minerals you might want to collect filling your cargo but Raw Materials do not take up cargo space so.. Safe Travels Commander..
GPS shows up on your HUD when you enter an atmosphere.. Getting to know how to use the GPS is tricky but if you go one way you will see one set of numbers rising or falling until they match co-ordinates, then you go the alternate direction for the other co-ordinates.
Why aren't you ever using local chat to get advice from cmdrs in the system, or the avail resources? Games hard enough.
YOU USE DISCORD LIGHT MODE????? 0:51
I am curious.. If I bring my ship to the famous "bunny bus" and log off a few days, is it possible that my ship and my character will be still on the carrier, even if its on the other side of the galaxy? AND, can you get back easily, or would you have to slowly travel back the hard way to return to the system the Bunny Bus was last at? Anyone know?
You'll still be aboard the carrier wherever it is. Don't log off parked on someone else's carrier unless you know where it's going. I once ended up thousands of light years back the way I came from!
If on the carrier when it jumps, then where ever the carrier goes so do you. You need to be on the carrier 2 MINUETS BEFOR IT JUMPS (or you will not be able to DOCK) If the carrier is doing multiple jumps to a destination and you miss jumping with the carrier, you will very likely be STARNDED if your ship CAN NOT JUMP ATLEAST 40 + LIGHT YEARS, This is because the distance between stars in this region are so SPARCE YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO plot a route to JUMP BACK TO THE BUBBLE OR THE CARRIER. You will have to self destruct and re-buy (with insurance if you have the funds)or down grade to the ship you can afford. Or if you are broke the starter ship (Sidewinder) will be your only option
Wowsa... thanks for all the info. Appreciate it .@@johnnyrot1075
Thank you! @@cmdrvalsylvana2129
If you Team up and go to the carrier on another player's ship you can use the escape pod in the carrier concourse to go back to your last safe station. Like with Megaships.
I keep getting disconnected today.
Oh no!
I know lots of players do that, but I always hated relog farming; makes the game too easy and feels like cheating. Suddenly being able to engineer all the ships, in just few hours of work? Just doesn't feel right and cuts on gameplay.
It is not really cheating. FDev made engineering very repetitive. So we get our materials quickly to not get bored and frustrated with how painfully slow and boring engineering gets once you have unlocked them.
@@BrittTheFurry It is repetitive but think of this; is it even realistic to get these giant spaceships so easy? No; money is way too unrealistic to earn. I don't expect realism, but this is just giving away.
I find that getting mats is pretty easy via missions and side-quests, and brings some sort of balance. I am loaded with them and I never did relog farming or even took a grind-trip.
@@vcc_pdr while you might love that, I don't. I hate grindy games in general. When I get on, I wanna play, see more than just the same space stations over and over again. I rather jump across the galaxy than doing the same repetitive missions. If there were more dynamic elements to it that it isn't the same thing over and over again, I would want to do that. But with all the repetitive gameplay, I rather go and relog for a few hours and have the mats ao I can piss off into deep space again
@@BrittTheFurry But when you "jump across the galaxy", what do you do except *other* repetitive things like scanning systems, planets and exo-biology? E:D is a sandbox game playable for years, so it is bound to have same things done over and over.
This is the real reason I prefer not to use cheats, it simply forces me to do different things and don't get bored. With that approach, I think F:D did a pretty good balance.
Yes, I totally agree, that breaks the immersion.
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