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Cytoxx

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  1. 30 minutes ago, Darkracer125 said:

    people like YOU are why they have to implement this update.   

    self sufficient.  bah. 

     

     

    maybe if you didn't try to play an mmo in single player mode.  then you wouldn't have a single thing to complain about.   

    for me nothing really changed other then market prices.  wich are already starting to restabalize.   

    Please do NOT tell people how to play the game.

    I've more or less the same strategy: solo play, absolutely prefer to be independent, spending most of my time (did at least pre-patch)  building up my base where aesthetics is a priority, crafting some space ships, and visiting other territories to view their creations.

     

    Playing an MMO does not mean that you're required to group with others.

    Everyone is free to play how he prefers to - we are talking about leisure time.

     

    If you like playing solo - just do it, it doesn't hinder others in any way playing in a party mode if they want to.

  2. 8 minutes ago, SMooreace said:

    As for a solution.... learn to pay attention? If you're ignorant enough to fly somewhere and not look where you're going then you deserve to loose your ship. Funny.... its just like driving a car! YOU hit something, its YOUR fault! Take responsibility for YOUR actions! Then learn from YOUR mistakes, or potentially the mistakes of others coming here crying about making said mistake, and don't blindly fly... anywhere!

    You didn't really get it... after ending your warp, you may collide straight into the obstacle - in that case you've NO chance to avoid it!

    For instance, immediately after a warp I'm always braking to a full stop, and once in a while an obstacle passes me quite close... lucky me. A bit more in that direction and I would have been space dust.

  3. 16 hours ago, blazemonger said:

    Not expecting a wipe somewhere during beta is IMO very naïve.

    I disagree with that statement - NQ told us that they're not intending doing a wipe, so I guess there's a solid chance that it'll be that way.

    My guess is that most players aren't interested getting all wiped out what they've built up the past months... myself, I don't think I'll be continuing playing DU if all were for nothing.

  4. There ain't stupid questions - but you may get dumb answers :P

    Anyway, hopefully these will help:

     

    To 1: yes, each increase in size doubles the available space in all directions (XS -> S -> M -> L)

     

    To 2: yes, applying the tool "Deploy Ground Element" together with your "Alt" key on the core removes it and places it into your inventory.

     

    To 3: you can use any fuel - just craft the type what is most convenient for you. However, you only can fill one type of fuel into your tank - can't mix them.

     

    To 4: was getting LOTS of that kind of experiences at the beginning... starting out was quite confusing ;)

     

    To 5: to that I can only say check your local market... to make some basic cash, I usually mine some T1 resources and sell it (I'm on Jago, there're rarely any offers for higher grades) - I'm no economy wiz though.

  5. A selection of blueprints (eight in total) from the Hedronic Library are now freely available on planet Jago.

     

    About 2.5 km south-west of the marketplace "Jago 2" you'll find a landing platform - in the northern corner is the entrance to the library.

    The location coordinates are ::pos{0,9,-8.2328,-69.7826,77.7624}

     

    Looking forward to your visit!

  6. 1 hour ago, Iorail said:

    Well, if you followed on that thread, every post after the OP was either further explaining the exploit, a breach of the NDA or nothing to contribute in a positive way, so why keep it?

    I followed that thread and even posted there - and I disagree with your statement that it had nothing positive to contribute. That discussion about differences between exploits and unintended features, and how to handle them, was in my view highly interesting.

     

    Plus, your claim that every posting was further explaining the exploit, etc is simply not correct.

     

  7. Recently a posting thread was removed with a conflicting heading.

     

    May I suggest that if censoring/removal is necessary, doing it in a fashion that is less intrusive - for example in that above mentioned posting to just delete the offending passage (maybe even adding a comment like "removed because in violation of XY").

     

    The discussion in that posting was in my opinion quite valuable, debating the difference between exploits and exaggerated (unintended) effects, and if describing them in public is acceptable or not.

    NQ may even chip in to clarify that kind of issues ;)

     

    Please reconsider the removal of that thread.

  8. Certainly no wipe.

     

    Too much time already invested in setting up my two bases (real ones ya know, not just a platform and a few factories slapped onto it), and since this is an ongoing process - building stuff is what I actually enjoy most - that investment is getting heavier each day.

     

    A wipe would be in my opinion not just a slap in the face - it would be a knock-out punch.

  9. 4 hours ago, Zamiel7 said:

    Radar absolutely works in the safe zone; we use it all the time to see who's around us before moving out of the safe zone.

    Just found out recently when using 'V' I do see whoever is around me.

    Not blind anymore - now I'm comfortable hitting space any time ;)

  10. Yesterday I wanted to fly from Jago to Teoma.

    After a while just before reaching maximum speed I got one-shotted (I guess - since I only received the message that I died and was back at my base).

    I didn't even realize that I was getting attacked. And, blue-eyed as I was, I didn't had a radar installed.

     

    Today I rebuilt my ship, plus an XS space radar. On my way again to Teoma!

    Just after exiting the safe zone (the radar doesn't work inside that zone), the radar shows me some text: an entity with name i.e. Luna, plus a distance - 0.5su, and that I'm out of range (for a lock-on I guess).

    That distance slowly increased, so I think it was static. I looked around, couldn't see anything in my vicinity.

     

    Now some questions I would like to have cleared up, please:

     

    - If I encounter somebody and it's coming closer, how do I know in what direction to fly for avoiding it?

    - How do pirates know where I am (maybe even in which direction I'm flying and my speed) so they can intercept and attack me?

     

     

     

     

     

  11. Personal preference: definitely 3rd person.

     

    FPS style gives me the feeling of tunnel vision - I really want to see my surroundings. I dislike 1st person where I just see some oversized hands.

    Most arguments stated above are subjective, like mine of course. Another opinionated statement: it is still an MMO and not a shooter game... and almost all MMOs are using 3rd person.

    I don't think there are valid objective reasons which would disqualify the use of 3rd person view - it's just a question what YOU prefer.

  12. A few days ago I went for the 1st time to Jago and settled there.

    What do you need for parts as a minimum (so you can carry a full load - 20t - in your personal inventory) to depart from a 1G planet like Sanctuary:

     

    - 1 XS dynamic core

    - At least 4 atmo S engines (or go with 1 M sized engine)

    - 1 space S engine would be enough - if you want faster acceleration, take 2

    - At least 1, better 2 retro brakes (well, you could turn around 180° and use your engine to decelerate)

    - 1 S atmo and space fuel tank each

    - 1 hover seat

    - 2 S wings

    - 1 XS stabilizer (not sure if it's absolutely necessary)

    - if you go with full inventory, about 5 XS hover engines, or 1 in size S

    - a dozen or so XS adjuster (placed as far apart as possible, in up/down, left/right directions)

     

    Make sure you take a Resurrection thingie with you (hard to craft at the beginning, needs some uncommon parts), a territory control unit* (it's heavy; needs about 90% or more of your inventory), maybe some pure copper and natron (sodium) if you got some space left since you can't get them on Jago.

    Approaching: use X a few times till the navigation lines showing up. When you're getting near the planet, aim slightly above the horizon, and decelerate to about 1,000km/h.

    Braking: My speed was about 30,000km/h, started to brake at 20su - and overshot. So I guess 25su should be fine with 1 retro brake.

    Tip: as soon as you land, switch to the hover script - it's a lot easier to drive than with the flying version.

     

    See you on Jago!

     

    *Update: A few units are now available on the local markets, selling for about 500k

  13. You're playing a sandbox game, that means no hand holding - you decide what you want to do.

    You've got all the tools, get to know how to use them.

     

    Usually setting up a base (industries, etc.) would be one of your first tasks.

    In between you could to do further tutorials (mining, piloting) and so on.

    Then maybe craft a better vehicle...

     

    The most important issue is - having fun!

     

     

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