AX specialists are doing great job containing Leigong already. Oya will be somewhat harder, but still manageable. The ones after that will take more time.
ok we destroyed a titan, but lettuces are an ancient race that adapts, taking that into account, when we destroy the last titan how long will they respond?
I'm glad you made the distinction between what INRA and Salvation did before and what we are doing now. It would be great if we could just stop fighting, but we can't, so we need to do our best. In my mind, giving everyone a chance to escape and removing a source of Thargpower (manpower but more Thargoid) is a quick way to reduce the amount of fighting while reducing casualties and fatalities.
Hmm this video seems to be leaving some interesting possibilities for the future. Looks like the items we will find in the debris field will help construct the Python Mk II and that potentially, that might allow us to travel to ammonia based worlds!!!! :O surely not!?????
I think Python Mk II being PvP-based is gonna have PvP-based "special feature". Besides, it's kinda silly to give only 1 ship the potential to travel ammonia worlds.
I think the Salvation weapon was a ruse to allow him to slip in the Guardian network. The weapon turned green just like the relics, what's up with that? I think things aren't what they seem.
You may be onto something there, but if so, then it's terrible writing on Frontier's part. In all the previous audio logs, the Wytch was shown to be a xenophobe above all else. He wouldn't put himself inside an alien machine. He might put himself inside a human machine, but never an alien one.
@@austinm5630 Well it may turn out that the Guardians are our ancestors. Another point, he was old as hell. Those cells he was taking to stay alive, aren't better than being in the Guardian network. With the power to control its A.I., Salvation is coming back, with the A.I. to eliminate the Thargoids. That was his goal all along, get control of the Monolith. While we have eyes on the Thargoids, I bet somewhere Salvation is doing something and we havnt come across it. I'm Cmdr Lordhavmercy btw.
I don't care about Thargoid lives. Not one bit. But i do care about human lives and humanity in general. INRA's only crime was screwing over Jameson. That makes them bad guys, but their willingness to deploy the mycoid virus is A-OK in my book. (I respect that Jameson would disagree.) Salvation and Azimuth, however, are monstrous. They're mass murderers who should have the names of every person lost on the Alexandria and in the Cornsar system cut into them, then surrendered to the 'Goids. Hell, by actively sabotaging Aegis, they showed that their goal wasn't to defeat the Thargoids or protect humanity, but rather to feed their own narcissistic bloodlust.
Aegis always were the bad guys, they just dressed like the good guys and everyone ate it up. Note: Salvation is also a bad guy. There are no good guys. Everything is actually just Warhammer.
Yup. Aegis are at best just a puppet of the powers, they escalated the initial war drastically with stuff like Operation "shoot everything that moves" Andronicus and then acted surprised when the Thargoids retaliated (against Aegis stations, in Thargoid territory, full of stolen Thargoid tech transmitting signals...) They talk a lot about understanding the Thargoids, but their actions are always of war. When we finally got proof that, yeah, the Thargoids were attacking because of the invasion of the Pleiades, Aegis just claimed it was "our space" and carried on regardless, invading Witch Head as well the moment the space oil ran out. They're also the main suspects for luring Thargoids into the bubble to trigger further attacks, with covert convoys of Thargoid tech and transmitters.
Huh? Where is it said that the FSD was reverse engineered from Thargoid tech? If anything, it's implied they THEY took it from US when the Titans arrived, to better be able to track human ships down. It's been a long known fact that Thargoids didn't NEED anything like supercruise before then, because of how accurately they can navigate Witchspace. And we had hyperdrives capable of jumping between systems long before the first appearance of the Thargoids, so I doubt that part is from them either, especially considering how much worse our version is than theirs. I really enjoyed the video as always, this line just caught me off guard.
fsd was reverse engineered by alliance from goids, however ftl travel was a thing before, using same engines that capital ships do. The reason fsd is used on small ships, is its size and charge speed. Fsd however cant be used for capital ships, it would be too ineffective compared to tritium engines
@@Сталкер-ь2х But where is that said? Because it's nowhere that I can find in the wiki of any of the Elite games. The wiki also says that it was developed by Sirius, not the Alliance.
it's the fundamental reason for Sirius Corporation's growth & ownership of the Lucifer planet. Alliance originally had plans and the nonhuman equipment to produce the modern FSD, but the Club transferred the project to the Sirius Corporation last second as I understand it. Their dominance as a corporation, nearly bordering a superpower state, comes from their involvement in this process. And fast by, hanging in a golden chain, This pendent world, in bigness as a star, Of smallest magnitude, close by the moon.@@Windrake101
@@Сталкер-ь2хI’m pretty sure it’s the opposite - tritium engines can’t be feasibly downscaled to fit our ships, and current FSDs with both whitchspace and supercruise are much more recent inventions
Frankly, i find the idea of a bug that thinks offensive. If Aegis starts worrying about sparing bugs, i might start raiding their vessels. Sell the loot to Azimuth.
well, the titans may have been loaded withliving beings other than the humans in the titans i would've like to see a full extraction of at least one titan before its fall
Oh right, Salvation; the loser who screwed up so badly that I decided to stop playing because I didn't want to fight B.S. aliens when I was barely okay against B.S. human space combat.
@@Сталкер-ь2х That's true. That also took almost a year before any of that new equipment made it to sale though. If they wanted to make players WANT to fight Thargs, they really had to rely on players wanting to do it. For me, AX combat seemed like a turn off from what I wanted since normal space combat was already an issue I was running into with what I did have. I know the devs had a lot on their hands, but between Thargs and the poor performance of Space Legs at the exact same time, I didn't really have a desire to get wrapped up in what felt like a game of futility. But that's just my opinion.
Fighting the Thargoids is completely optional. You'll never even see one if you steer clear of the relative handful of systems where they're present. I avoided AX combat entirely until a few days ago. Too specialised and separated off from the rest of the game to entice me to try. Then certain AX modules began being sold for credits, and since I have enough of those I gave it a go and you know what, it's not as bad as I thought. But if you want to carry on giving the angry space flowers a miss, then the galaxy, hell even just the bubble, is more than big enough to accommodate that. I didn't even get into the human PvE combat until I had at least a thousand hours under my belt and had undertaken an expedition to the other side of the galaxy and back. I amassed enough credits to buy a carrier, plus years of upkeep for it, and still have billions left over for rebuys. I'm still not liking the look of ship-to-ship PvP combat outside of CQC/Arena; maybe that will change with the advent of PowerPlay 2.0. Even if it doesn't and PvP remains a no-go, there's still loads of other things to do. I hope you reconsider at some point because I feel like Elite Dangerous has a lot to offer, even if one might not enjoy everything in it.
@@NoXion100 I'll be truthful, part of me just wanted them to add some stuff to parts of the game I was interested in. Mostly, the ships. I'll probably be back as soon as I find out where to go to get the new Python 2. The Python was a fun ship to fly, and I'd love an updated version of it.
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"And I'll do it again" - Azimuth Biotech probably
"I'LL FUCKING DO IT AGAIN"
(C) dank goofy, scratch that, azimuth biotech
I'll support Azimuth or Salvation just because it will be fun
o7 CMDR Jameson.
"It's not inhumane if it's not human." / "The only good bug is a dead bug."
CMDR JJameson did what it was needed to do. o7
AX specialists are doing great job containing Leigong already. Oya will be somewhat harder, but still manageable. The ones after that will take more time.
If we can find targoid's home systems, it's gonna be nightmare ... for them. **Intimidating Shardconda's noises**
I like how one is questioning the Proteus wave explosions after killing the titans...
ok we destroyed a titan, but lettuces are an ancient race that adapts, taking that into account, when we destroy the last titan how long will they respond?
Indeed
They are probably already building a supertitan.
@@tabularasa0606 hyper mega super titan
And we will build the super nanite torpedo. For the Super Bubble!
@@tabularasa0606 Ah HELL NAH. I imagined for a second a Jupiter-Sized Titan. _Nope_
I find it odd that i went to crash site last night and got some odd messages in chat greeting me but not from cmdrs as i was the only one in there
System chat spreads across all gamemodes, whether open, pg or solo
I'm glad you made the distinction between what INRA and Salvation did before and what we are doing now. It would be great if we could just stop fighting, but we can't, so we need to do our best. In my mind, giving everyone a chance to escape and removing a source of Thargpower (manpower but more Thargoid) is a quick way to reduce the amount of fighting while reducing casualties and fatalities.
Can you imagine a galaxy free of thargoids?......i can't.......i won't
Hmm this video seems to be leaving some interesting possibilities for the future. Looks like the items we will find in the debris field will help construct the Python Mk II and that potentially, that might allow us to travel to ammonia based worlds!!!! :O surely not!?????
I think Python Mk II being PvP-based is gonna have PvP-based "special feature". Besides, it's kinda silly to give only 1 ship the potential to travel ammonia worlds.
@CMDR_RileyAngel they have announced 4 new ships. The mkII Is merely the first.
@@wstavis3135 at this point they should give all ships some special feature, or otherwise this will be unbalanced af.
@@CMDR_RileyAngel it's likely that they would spread the capability out as time goes on. Exciting times nonetheless o7 😋
@@CMDR_RileyAngel
> "Every ship should have 1 special feature"
> "Or it WILL be unbalance"
Read it again. Wrong.
I think the Salvation weapon was a ruse to allow him to slip in the Guardian network. The weapon turned green just like the relics, what's up with that? I think things aren't what they seem.
You may be onto something there, but if so, then it's terrible writing on Frontier's part. In all the previous audio logs, the Wytch was shown to be a xenophobe above all else. He wouldn't put himself inside an alien machine. He might put himself inside a human machine, but never an alien one.
@@austinm5630 Well it may turn out that the Guardians are our ancestors. Another point, he was old as hell. Those cells he was taking to stay alive, aren't better than being in the Guardian network. With the power to control its A.I., Salvation is coming back, with the A.I. to eliminate the Thargoids. That was his goal all along, get control of the Monolith. While we have eyes on the Thargoids, I bet somewhere Salvation is doing something and we havnt come across it. I'm Cmdr Lordhavmercy btw.
I was there when taranis exploded and I have to admit it felt kinda tragic. Anyway more Arx incoming for all of us I guess.
I somewhat hope we don't find a way to the Thargoid home systems...
I think they should hope the most )
@@shadow_spark8788 Well, exactly because of that. ^
I don't care about Thargoid lives. Not one bit. But i do care about human lives and humanity in general. INRA's only crime was screwing over Jameson. That makes them bad guys, but their willingness to deploy the mycoid virus is A-OK in my book. (I respect that Jameson would disagree.)
Salvation and Azimuth, however, are monstrous. They're mass murderers who should have the names of every person lost on the Alexandria and in the Cornsar system cut into them, then surrendered to the 'Goids. Hell, by actively sabotaging Aegis, they showed that their goal wasn't to defeat the Thargoids or protect humanity, but rather to feed their own narcissistic bloodlust.
I feel sorry for the guy
THANKS!
Perfect timing for me too, as just yesterday i was asking some friends, 'what happened again?', 'im a bit fuzzy on human-thargoid history'!
😋
I think in reality raxxla might be a Maltese or old pirate word for paradise or peace.
Aegis always were the bad guys, they just dressed like the good guys and everyone ate it up.
Note: Salvation is also a bad guy. There are no good guys. Everything is actually just Warhammer.
There no good or bad guys in the natural selection between two species.
Yup. Aegis are at best just a puppet of the powers, they escalated the initial war drastically with stuff like Operation "shoot everything that moves" Andronicus and then acted surprised when the Thargoids retaliated (against Aegis stations, in Thargoid territory, full of stolen Thargoid tech transmitting signals...)
They talk a lot about understanding the Thargoids, but their actions are always of war. When we finally got proof that, yeah, the Thargoids were attacking because of the invasion of the Pleiades, Aegis just claimed it was "our space" and carried on regardless, invading Witch Head as well the moment the space oil ran out.
They're also the main suspects for luring Thargoids into the bubble to trigger further attacks, with covert convoys of Thargoid tech and transmitters.
Analytics!
Huh? Where is it said that the FSD was reverse engineered from Thargoid tech? If anything, it's implied they THEY took it from US when the Titans arrived, to better be able to track human ships down. It's been a long known fact that Thargoids didn't NEED anything like supercruise before then, because of how accurately they can navigate Witchspace. And we had hyperdrives capable of jumping between systems long before the first appearance of the Thargoids, so I doubt that part is from them either, especially considering how much worse our version is than theirs.
I really enjoyed the video as always, this line just caught me off guard.
It's old lore
fsd was reverse engineered by alliance from goids, however ftl travel was a thing before, using same engines that capital ships do. The reason fsd is used on small ships, is its size and charge speed. Fsd however cant be used for capital ships, it would be too ineffective compared to tritium engines
@@Сталкер-ь2х But where is that said? Because it's nowhere that I can find in the wiki of any of the Elite games. The wiki also says that it was developed by Sirius, not the Alliance.
it's the fundamental reason for Sirius Corporation's growth & ownership of the Lucifer planet. Alliance originally had plans and the nonhuman equipment to produce the modern FSD, but the Club transferred the project to the Sirius Corporation last second as I understand it. Their dominance as a corporation, nearly bordering a superpower state, comes from their involvement in this process. And fast by, hanging in a golden chain, This pendent world, in bigness as a star, Of smallest magnitude, close by the moon.@@Windrake101
@@Сталкер-ь2хI’m pretty sure it’s the opposite - tritium engines can’t be feasibly downscaled to fit our ships, and current FSDs with both whitchspace and supercruise are much more recent inventions
Never put faith into sketchy alien technology
Frankly, i find the idea of a bug that thinks offensive.
If Aegis starts worrying about sparing bugs, i might start raiding their vessels.
Sell the loot to Azimuth.
we should use mycoid again
They've immunized themselves against it.
Release 4.0 on console
The Thargoids are probably the good guys in this war.
traitor
I don’t think there’s good guys in this war
After the goids are gone, we are coming for you pro-xeno fucks next 🗿
Thargoids are just another species in the natural selection. There no good or bad guys.
We or they.
People who believe in diplomacy are silly.
@@cmdr501generalvenator3 Why traitor?
We killled all the remaining hostages, but sparing the enemy soldier lives is apparently what matters here
palin ...
#evancurrie
well, the titans may have been loaded withliving beings other than the humans in the titans
i would've like to see a full extraction of at least one titan before its fall
Oh right, Salvation; the loser who screwed up so badly that I decided to stop playing because I didn't want to fight B.S. aliens when I was barely okay against B.S. human space combat.
at least devs tried to rebalance tharg combat unlike human-human combat
@@Сталкер-ь2х That's true. That also took almost a year before any of that new equipment made it to sale though. If they wanted to make players WANT to fight Thargs, they really had to rely on players wanting to do it. For me, AX combat seemed like a turn off from what I wanted since normal space combat was already an issue I was running into with what I did have.
I know the devs had a lot on their hands, but between Thargs and the poor performance of Space Legs at the exact same time, I didn't really have a desire to get wrapped up in what felt like a game of futility.
But that's just my opinion.
Fighting the Thargoids is completely optional. You'll never even see one if you steer clear of the relative handful of systems where they're present. I avoided AX combat entirely until a few days ago. Too specialised and separated off from the rest of the game to entice me to try. Then certain AX modules began being sold for credits, and since I have enough of those I gave it a go and you know what, it's not as bad as I thought. But if you want to carry on giving the angry space flowers a miss, then the galaxy, hell even just the bubble, is more than big enough to accommodate that.
I didn't even get into the human PvE combat until I had at least a thousand hours under my belt and had undertaken an expedition to the other side of the galaxy and back. I amassed enough credits to buy a carrier, plus years of upkeep for it, and still have billions left over for rebuys. I'm still not liking the look of ship-to-ship PvP combat outside of CQC/Arena; maybe that will change with the advent of PowerPlay 2.0. Even if it doesn't and PvP remains a no-go, there's still loads of other things to do.
I hope you reconsider at some point because I feel like Elite Dangerous has a lot to offer, even if one might not enjoy everything in it.
@@NoXion100 I'll be truthful, part of me just wanted them to add some stuff to parts of the game I was interested in. Mostly, the ships. I'll probably be back as soon as I find out where to go to get the new Python 2. The Python was a fun ship to fly, and I'd love an updated version of it.
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I really hate the Jameson tapes. His idiotic whining about using the Mycoid Virus is pathetic and annoying.
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