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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ค. 2024
- I Played Elite Dangerous in 2024... Here's What Happened!
Never really stuck around long enough to learn the game, while the future of Elite Dangerous looks promising right now i will start to play this game more as it's a really cool game with alot of things to do.
Elite Dangerous is the definitive massively multiplayer space epic, bringing gaming’s original open world adventure to the modern generation with a connected galaxy, evolving narrative and the entirety of the Milky Way re-created at its full galactic proportions.
Starting with only a small starship and a few credits, players do whatever it takes to earn the skill, knowledge, wealth and power to survive in a futuristic cutthroat galaxy and to stand among the ranks of the iconic Elite. In an age of galactic superpowers and interstellar war, every player’s story influences the unique connected gaming experience and handcrafted evolving narrative. Governments fall, battles are lost and won, and humanity’s frontier is reshaped, all by players’ actions.
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This took me back to my first time playing, i miss those days lol.
For your first 1.5 hours this was pretty good! Welcome to the galaxy CMDR.
Thankfully there is a lot of information available about the game right now, I guess that makes things abit easier :-). And I gotta say that the Elite Dangerous community seems to be pretty darn awesome!
Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment!
When you had the heat problem, I think if you had been looking out the window you were crashing full speed into a star
Haha yeah probably! I usually just tend to go full speed, and forget to slow down. Sometimes that dosent work out to well :-)
You did ok for someone who has never played before, small tip, if you put a fuel scoop on your ship don't put it in the 1 slot, it's pointless, you would be better of sacrificing cargo space and useing a higher grade scoop especially if your only doing courier jobs at the moment, one more thing that will help you open up your galaxy map, on the left side go down to route settings and set it to Fast Route, your journey will be much quicker. I have subscribed and am looking forward to seeing more Elite videos from you.
Oh awesome tips, I had no idea about the fuel scope slot. I have to look into that! Yep I’ve actually found the fast route settings, I’m to scared to use it though, I don’t want to get stuck in space :-). Can you reproach a planet (if you accidentally overheated your ship) to refuel again?
Thanks for subscribing, means a lot! More videos are planned, a new one is coming up tomorrow. Bare in mind, that was recorded a few days back, so the advice I just got may not apply :-)
@@Bapziif you have fuel scoop you don't have to be scared. Even if you don't have enough fuel for your next jump, just jump to the nearest system with a fuel star (types O, B, A, F, G, K, M are all scoopable), which you can see on the galaxy map, or on the notification when you charge fsd.
Also I would advise you to not minmax, or you will burn out pretty quickly. Take your time, find out which job or profession suits you the best.
Deadly Bounty hunter? Calm Miner? Ruthless Pirate? Clever Trader? There's a lot and I mean *A LOT* of ways to get money in this game, each with their own sets of advantages and disadvantages, that doesn't require you to grind anything.
@NietoKT oh, so if I use fastest route I would end up at a fuel star if I set up the filter correctly?
Yep there is a lot of things do do for sure, and I will try everything out in time, I’m going to try not to rush anything!
Thank you for the comment :-)
@@BapziI haven't said that...
But you will see on the galaxy map where your fuel will end (dashed line instead of solid) and you will have the last fuel star marked with... Well, a marker, with a four-arm star and a fuel drop on it. So if you plan your journey correctly you won't be left stranded...
And if you do, look up the nearest systems, one of them should have a fuel star. If it won't tho, look up "fuel rats".
But tbh in my 800-ish hour journey with elite I didn't have to call them, so I would say that there's usually a way that doesn't include calling them 😉
@@Bapzi Yes thats correct, what NietoKT said is right!
Beautiful work on cuts, no boring details. But I would suggest few ideas to enjoy the game as I can't play it for about a month and I resorted to watching others:
* pick multiple missions, not just one. I find 5-8 is a solid number
* when you enter the system, honk and then do FSS; plenty of good starter money
* some planets will have life on it; buy Artemis suit, exo-biology is worth a *lot* more than missions
* don't pick money rewards only, mix it with materials; you will need them later
* install Icarus terminal if you have spare laptop
* buy SRV; when you land to investigate some POI signal, there might be some scavengers wanting the same loot; SRV just maws them
* if you can afford: buy HOTAS. It makes it so much better, you truly feel like a captain of the ship
And enjoy the game, do not grind. E:D is truly an amazing game if not rushed, although very hard to learn.
Thank you for all the great tips! I have a lot to learn, I need more spare time :-)
O7 cmdr, welcome and Fly safe! 🙂
Thanks! :-)
Near star, when you pass the yellow border line (called exclusion zone...) ship will drop out of cruise. Then you need to get back into cruise first via the "escape vector" just point the nose of ship to it and throttle up. Ship heat will slowly damage components and hull in time. Just don't go into star exclusion zone.
Ah gotcha! Thanks :-)
Well done commander. I enjoyed your first foray into this excelent game/sim, and yes, there's a wee bit to learn, but it's worthwile. Stick at it. Of course, there's lots and lots of help out there and some 'essential' tools that will make your experience so much better. A fast route to making lots of money early on is via the 'tourist runs' - a good one is the Robigo run to the Sirius Atmospherics tourist beacon in Sothis. There is a requirement, when upgrading components, to head out and find planets with resources (again, lots of help out there), and you'll be spending a fair bit of time doing that if you're looking to upgrade certain components early on. Players not suited to this game will call this aspect a 'grind', but it's part of the experience and the majority of players have no issue with this. Remember, you don't need to upgrade components to enjoy the game, though you will eventually want to. Beware - there are a lot of braindead trolls out there looking to trash anything to do with Elite, lol.
Looking forward to your next releases. Subbed.
Yeah the game sure feels huge, and there is a lot to take in. I’ve seen that there are a few good sites with a lot of different information about the game, and that’s really helpful!
Haha, I was actually reading abit about passenger missions last night, I will have to read more about it!
I did hear about a grind, not too worried about that though. As long as I’m enjoying myself, and not making the game a chore it’s all good :-). And I guess you could potentially “grind” things in more than one way?
Thanks a lot for the comment, and the really good advices!
The Grind is fine as with any game...the rinse and repeat content/broken mechanics and constant F U from Frontier is really pushing the playerbase to its limits
@@commanderclueless5456 In the end, it's only a game. No one is permanently tied to it...they are free to leave and enjoy something else.
Unfortunately, competitors employ trolls to trash talk anything to do with Elite. They're easy to spot. I assume you are not a troll...not a regular ED trash talker?...that would be insane.
@@ChrisM541 I,have almost 3800 hours in the game, so although I have loved it in the past...they just don't seem to learn from their mistakes or care.
@@commanderclueless5456 That sure is a lot of hours. Like most players, the last time I 'invested' money in FDev was when I upgraded to Odyssey. Yes, it is a 'live service' - but that is the multiplayer option. No different really to any multiplayer game, most of which have a finite time expiry before the server is switched off.
I get why genuine players might be frustrated with FDev, but understand that that's primarily a player expectation of what the game should be. The primary issue there, of course, is that good will/free updates can't happen forever, clearly. I assume you agree? - and if you do and you still don't like ED as it is then perhaps it's time to move on?
I, and I'm sure most genuine players, would have no issues any worthwhile 'major' update of ED...but yes, only if there's no major bugs.
9:11 ah, the Beltalowda G4Q-6TT. i think everyone has a ship referencing the expanse at some point in their elite life lol
Mine was called the Rocinante... LOL.. yeah, I was a mega fan of The Expanse.
8:55 that line in front of you is called "exclusion zone"
It's bassically virtual border for your on-board computer, which tells it to drop you out, so you don't fly into the star. Brown dwarf (i think this was the star here) looks like gas giant, but isn't one. It's something between star and planet, but game treats it as if it was a star... And it has pretty big exclusion zone. Which is exactly what you had flown into.
I see! There’s a lot of things to learn, I’ll probably get there in time :-)
The game treats brown dwarfs as stars, because they ARE stars. Just fairly cold.. as far as stars go.. which is to say, it's still very hot.
@Garryck-1 haha got it! :)
@@Garryck-1 They are not stars.
They are brown dwarfs. That's what they are called. They are protostars that did not have the mass to begin hydrogen burning.
Basically any star below 0.08 Solar masses, usually only up to 3000 K surface temperature (the coolest one has only around 200 K, which is actually very cool)
@@susangoaway - Yes. They are, however, still classed as self-luminous objects. Which puts them in the 'stars' category, rather than 'gas giant'/'planet' category.
You got to close to the brown dwarf star and dropped out of supercruise which is why you started to overheat. The first time that happened to me my hull was down to 3% before I was able to reenter supercruise. LOL By the way the options on the game allow you to custom configure controls for docking if you need to. The hardest part about docking for me was trying to memorize where the landing pads in the large stations are at as the compass is inadequate when the landing pads are close to the entry port which most people in game call the mail slot. If you use your 70% thrust key when your approach time drops to 7 seconds you will not over shoot the station and do a loop of shame. If you use your 50% thrust key when your distance to a planet drops under 1Ls you will not get pulled out of supercruise on planetary approaches unless you are heading straight down on a high G planet.
Oh wow! Close one lol! Yeah navigating around the stations can be hard, really hard to even find your docking spot at times! Thanks a lot for the tips! :)
Yep, you got a little too close to the star. Those Y-class stars are almost like traps, the point where you get pulled out is a lot further away than with brighter stars. Equipping and using a heat sink will help you avoid damage due to overheating at such times. (it'll also make a hostile ship loose its lock on you). I suggest checking out the exploration tools in the game, charting star systems and mapping planets can be a low-risk way to earn money early on!
Cool, I’ll definitely look into a heat sink! Yeah I’ve done some exploration now and it’s a really nice and relaxing way of making some good credits :)
Thanks for the comment!
@11:00 you mention that if you run out of fuel there is nothing you can do... actually, call the fuel rats.
I’ve been told by this awesome community that the fuel rats exist, and that is really cool! Hopefully I won’t ever need to call them :-)
Realy enjoyed your video, i hope you'll enjoy the game as much. o7 commander!
ps. The ED-community indeed is awsome and realy helpfull to each other.
Yeah game and the community is awesome :)
Ahh yes, I am right there with ya. Good stuff, thank you!
Sweet! :)
From the title, I thought you were a returning player and when you said 1.5 hours I thought... "Is that all??"
But hey, for day one that ain't bad! You were using your power distributor pips 10 hours before I figured out what they did. Docking gets much easier as you learn. It's faster and safer to do it yourself rather than trust in the computer - at least for small to medium size ships.
Don't worry about money too much. Just take the setting all in and learn at your own pace, the money will come by itself. It's extremely easy to make hundreds of millions per hour if you need to and you have the right ship for it - but there's not much to spend all that on except more ships. Many players fall into the trap of looking up the quickest way to get into the biggest ship and find they have no idea what to do with it once they get there.
Hey, thanks for the comment!
Yeah I agree, docking is all ready abit easier. I still need to work on my manoeuvres :)
I agree with you, I don’t want to just find the best way to grind money and eventually buy the “best” ship. I want this game to be fun for a long time without it being a chore, and hopefully that going to work out!
@@Bapzi Good to hear! I'm over 2,000 hours in and still find things to do. It's a big galaxy ;)
@Majima_Nowhere wow that’s awesome, I’m really looking forward to playing and learning more :)
For 1.5 hours of playtime this was actually pretty good!
I enjoyed your video. Makes me thinking back at the first times i played. Keep it up!
Nice to hear that you enjoyed the video! And thanks a lot for the comment :)
a tip i can give you is make sure you always get a fuel scoop (you go near star and it refuels your ship) also when you equip a module in most cases you will have these letters after a module let me explain them: E is the basic stuff you get when you buy a ship, absolutely horrible so change it quick, D is pretty bad stat wise but is the best in term of mass (less mass more jump range, except for the frame shift drive here get an A class), C is useless, it's less expensive than B and A but is pretty terrible get class D if you can't afford A or B, B is a bit worse than A but is extremely heavy. And finally A is the best stat wise. Hope my yapping helped!
Awesome that helped a ton my dude! Thanks! I guess I will probably. Ever fly without a fuel scope lol :-)
The game have 10 years since launch and I found like a really bad joke how some very important things are not explainned at all.
And don't worry we were all wondering: What to do next? the first few times we played Elite. Even doing the few in-game tutorials don't quite give you an idea of what and how to do the next thing.
Yeah I’ve noticed that! The game is huge, and a lot of the things are not really explained. I guess the way to learn is to play the game, and use google ;)
Welcome to Elite Commander. CMDR Reiwyn here. Feel free to add me in game and shoot any questions my way that you might have. Cheers.
The Hauler should serve you well for quite some time now -- time to upgrade all the internal modules to "A" rated, and then it will easily carry you until you're a multi-millionaire. :)
(Personally when it comes to tiny ships I prefer the Adder, but the difference is mostly cosmetic - a bit less jump range, a bit more cargo space, and it's cuter.)
Ah cool, I might have upgraded my ship in the upcoming video though ;-). But yeah, now my goal will be to get better modules once I can afford them!
Haven’t really looked at the adder yet, guess it’s time to have a look at that ;-).
Thanks for the comment!
Look for a Li-Yong-Ri controlled system - all ships and modules have a 15% discount. The Hauler is a great ship and will last you well - think of it as a small van or truck.
@garry358 I’ve actually set up a base in lhs 20, and I think I have the discount there :-)
9:32 not really, you were relatively safe.
Your ship explodes under one of two conditions; your ship integrity drops down to 0%, or your power plant is damaged enough (bassically it power plant has 0% integrity every damage taken by it has a chance to make it go boom boom).
Here neither was the case (for powerplant to fail you would have to sit there overheated for several minutes. And if you are wondering why you were so hot... Well, let's just say that charging fsd isn't one of the least heat-increasing things in the entire game.
Oh, so I shouldent really be worried about overheating when getting abit to close to a planet :-)
@@Bapzi this wasn't a planet, it was a start. You won't overheat near the planet, unless I don't know/forgot about something
You have to face the landing pad the correct way. Ship will only clamp to landing pad in 1 direction. All other directions will be invalid and ship will not clamp.
Yeah i had a hard time figuring out the right angles and directions :-).
Great to see people still finding this game. It can be a bit overwhelming at start, so don't be afraid to ask questions if something doesn't make sense. Du kan till och med fråga på svenska om du vill :)
Haha yeah I can feel the overwhelming part sometimes! Haha, was my accent that obvious? I appreciate the offer, I might take you up on that one day!
Thanks for the comment! :)
@@Bapzi I have soon mastered the basics of this game, after about 2000h or so, but there are still aspects of the game I haven't touched yet so I guess my best advice is to take it slow, do what you feel like and never rush things.
And no, the accent isn't bad at all, but having the same one myself I kind of knew (and.. it's in the channel description:) )
@Sephyricon oh wow, yeah I’ve heard that a lot of people have many hours in this game and that is one thing that I really like. Having a game where you can invest as much time as you can and want :).
I’m going to take it slow, I did hear about the game being grindy at some point. But I guess that just comes down to how you actually play the game.
Haha alright cool! :-)
@@Bapzi If you aim to get the biggest ships and the thickest wallet in the shortest amount of time, then yes, you will have to grind the most profitable parts of the game over and over. But what's the use of owning a large ship if you don't know how to fly, and why have billions of credits in the bank and nothing to spend it on?
Exploration is a great way to get yourself comfortable in the pilot seat, learning the ships system and make credits all at the same time, so I think you are off to a great start.
@Sephyricon yep I agree with everything! Usually one needs to have goals in a game to keep it interesting, and getting the biggest and best ship in the shortest amount of time possible will probably ruin the experience for me at least :)
Exploration feels great and really accessible for a new player. Even though you can make it more complicated adding exobiology and start scanning planets and stuff. But I guess that is just complicated for a little while, but finding cool looking planets or plants will be pretty cool!
Nice video man just what i needed to know what is like when u start this game for the first time :)
Cool, happy you liked it! :)
7:18 you're pointing in the wrong direction. It's not a garage, you can't park here backwards
Yeah it was pointed out that I was facing the wrong direction! To my defence, it’s not as easy as it looks to dock!
It's interesting to see new people play the game for first time, I've been playing for over 6 years so I never got to experience this new start. It's cool.
Yeah, I'd say learning to dock from watching the docking computer dock is good (eventho it's dumb sometimes) you can always turn it off in ship settings.
Haha yeah the docking computer is kind of weird sometimes, it even scared me a few times :)
Personaly I envy you the beginings; you don't know anything, you are totally green and EVERYTHING is ahead of you. I'd love to have this beginning again, not knowing, exploring ❤Enyoy!
Sounds awesome, I’m excited to explore everything :-). Thank you for the comment!
Good luck with that 🙂Elite is quite a vast expierence 😛But you can join me, if you want, cmdr klusikcz 🙂And we also have a squadron, if you wanna check, "Sirius special forces" 🙂
@@Bapzi
I played ED years ago and one thing that got on my nerves was so looooooooong travel time. And I mean lo(oooooooo³²)ng, especially when you are an explorer like me ;) If you compare it with EVE Online, EVE is a simple game (apart from ratting). So I prefer ED. Unfortunately I don't have the time anymore. Glad that the game still exist and have players, who actually play the game.
Haha yeah the traveling could possibly be endless if you wanted that lol. I played ALOT of Eve online a few years back, and ED is a lot more immersive and it really gives me this nice feeling of being in space :). Eve online is also a great game, but I can’t really compare them except that they are both space games, but plays completely differently :). Good thing with Eve online is that your character still making progress even if you are online!
8:35 wait till you see carrier jumps. If you think normal jumps are amazing... Well you're for a treat!
Oh yeah, that sounds awesome!
10:27 don't get the influence reward. Unless you want to get into BGS, there's not really a point to get it, and you can mess up somebody's work without even knowing it.
So unless I really need that reputation or influence I should skip it? Got it :)
@@Bapzi reputation ≠ influence
Reputation is how much a certain faction likes you
Infuelce is how much your actions will change the percentage of what they own in this system. Unless you're really into BGS (background simulation) and power play you don't really have a reason to do it.
And don't ask me about it, frontier is making so many changes for this that everyone is lost in this, me included.
As your reputation increases with a faction so you will get offered higher-value jobs
@garry358 ah cool, so higher reps = higher rewards :). Makes a lot of sense!
Watching you kill so slow with just an energy weapon was crazy. Use energy weapons to take out shields and kinetic weapons to shred there flesh
Hah, I’ve been informed that there are different damaged types on weapons aswell. Next time I’m on a planet shooting stuff it’s hopefully going to go abit faster :-)
Thanks for the tip and your comment :)
11:09 you call the fuel rats.
I read something about “the fuel rats” is that a real thing? Or is it a meme like you get a free ship in Hutton? :)
@@Bapzi th-cam.com/video/L9KaFw-_qJo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=LI_pGpEuwzdje7aw
it's a real thing@@Bapzi
Wow, now that’s really impressive :)
07 Nice Job!
Thanks! :)
2:53 long story short, thermal for shields, explosive and kinetic for bodies. Oh, and the same can be applied to ships, just instead of body you have ship's hull.
Cool! I kinda knew that for the ship part, but I had no idea you had different damage types for the guns. Mabey I dident read everything about it :-)
Thanks again! :)
@@Bapziyou were fighting here with laser carabine, but you also had secondary pistol, which deals kinetic damage.
Really enjoyed this. Subbed. You know you can stack courier missions? Try getting a load that take you between 2 or 3 systems - an efficient way to gain Cr in the beginning and you'll learn how to avoid interdictions... ;-)
Happy you liked it, and thanks for subscribing :-)
I did not know that, but that would make hauling missions a lot more profitable!
Hah, I’m still scared of being interdicted, I’ve avoided most of them as of right now but if I do get caught I have no idea what I would do lol!
@Bapzi if you're in danger of getting interdicted (ie you can't break it) then 'submit' to the interdiction (fly straight and level, cut throttle and quickly lock in anywhere you can jump to) as soon as the interdiction completes hit your throttle and boost while putting yourself on a vector to your new jump point. Hopefully you'll buy yourself enough time to jump away and be safe.
@garry358 Wow! I had no idea about that, I thought you were pretty much screwed if you got caught! I need to test this :). Thanks!
5:49 no it's not. You'll learn it pretty quick.
Just look at the tutorials for docking. Both in-game and out of it.
I’m working on it :-)
5:15 ah yes, good ol' sidewinder
Jack of all trades, master of none... Or more like jack of nothing, master of none.
Yeah, you'll dich her pretty quick, for better, bigger ships.
9:57 i would advise you to learn to dock in the big stations at first (like the one in the flying tutorial). Once you get the hang of it, it will be much much faster than docking computer.
Cool, I’ll give that a few go’s!
Docking computers are really useful. Wait until you start handling the *big* ships or landing on high g planets - docking computers take a lot of hassle out of the game. Also useful in a long session to let it do its thing while you have a toilet break! ;-)
@garry358 yeah I can imagine that they are really helpful! I’ll probably use them more in the future when am actually able to handle the landings myself :-)
@@garry358 question; have you ever tried docking computer ona imp cutter?
Exactly.
ED fan since the Kickstarter.. (As I was of Star Citizen and a launch day supporter of GOF2, NMS, FreeSpace 2 and euchhh... Starfield.)
But basically, all good games have learning curves... What separates the good games from the shite ones is whether there is a community willing to guide you and lead you to nirvana...
So true! And I feel like Elite Dangerous has an awesome community! At least from what’ve seen so far :).
Thank you for the comment!
11:51 i mean... Stock hauler has 10-ish ly of jump range, srock sidewinder about 7. But if you wanted to increase jump range, you should've just bought better fsd for sidewinder.
Haha mabey not my finest moment there, but the lack of knowledge made me think that the hauler would be a lot better. But I do know abit more about equipment for the ships now, even though there is still so much to learn about that topic.
The hauler is an awesome ship to start out in, one of my favourites. Mine does about 50ly now, I've taken her to Sag A ( centre of the galaxy) Colonia, I've fought thargoids and pirate's with her. Raided the thargoid and guardian sites too, my Lady Sanchez is fantastic ❤
@chrissumner6046 oh cool! :) sound like a versatile ship!
@@Bapzi and cheap too 😃
@chrissumner6046 yeah if you compare it to some other ships it’s pretty cheap :-)
Did we get new CMDR for long-playing ? :)
Yeah hopefully! I’m really enjoying the game!
You landed backwards the first time, that's why it didn't work.
Ahh so that’s why, how do I tell which way is the correct way when landing? :-)
@@BapziWhen you land there are 2 main indicators, the panel where you see your ship and the landing spot and the 2 blast doors thingies. If you are landing from the wrong direction your landing indicator panel will show your ship going inverted, e.g if you move forward it will show you moving backwards. I don't know if that makes sense. The 'blast doors' are supposed to be behind you, so if you see them you are facing the wrong way. Nice to see you trying Elite out, it is a good game but it doesn't always tell you how things work. Good thing we have a great community😃
@mangotapu ahh I see, awesome! Thanks a lot for that comment my dude! I will have to try it out to see if I can spot the difference lol :-)
4:25 enjoy it while you can. Not counting stc (space traffic control, as I like to call them), you won't hear much voices in the ship. And the on-foot stuff is imho boring and grindy.
I really, really enjoy Elite Dangerous for the space sim part, the fps part will always be secondary to me.
You can play all the galnet news and codex audio as text to speech while flying around. There's 10 years of updates to catch up on. @@Bapzi
You can't fly too close to those pink planets ir you will get exactly what happened to you.
Yep I’ve noticed that lol, and I keep doing the same mistake! I guess I’ll get better in time!
So.. the pink "planet" was a star. The orange ring around it is marking where things go very wrong if you get too close.
Ah gocha! I’ll try keep myself outside of the orange ring I guess :-). Thanks!
"I'm not going to lie."
I realised I might have said that more than needed, if that’s what you meant ;)
@@Bapzi I love that you replied! It’s something that just really sticks out: people using phrases that don’t fit.
“I’m not going to lie” when there’s no temptation to lie. “To be fair” when it’s not anything to do with fairness. “I’m just going to go ahead and…” with absolutely every move. “At the end of the day” when it’s not about the end of anything. “Literally” for anything that’s not literal.
I love that you’re discovering Elite on your stream and letting people see your mistakes. If I were to offer any advice: don’t blame the game for anything (even when it’s the game’s fault, which it is, like often!) because it gets tiresome. Very quickly.
But overall, I’m keen to see your videos about Elite ongoing. It’s nice that you looked into it a bit and found out things like the Scoop and Auto Pilot. But it’s not so good that you then complained over and over about how hard it was to land. Try both: the auto landing thing can be fun if used in less obvious ways (only turn it on when you’ve got *inside* the station internals, or very *near* the landing pad. Same with Super Cruise Assist: you can use it to get places *really* fast!
Peace! Have fun! And welcome to Elite! There are four new ships coming soon!
@pavisbuilder1965 ah cool, love your feedback! Thanks for that :-).
I will probably never blame the game for anything, unless there like a server error or something! It’s probably always going to be a piloting error, Hah.
I can agree with the docking part, I just found it very hard lol!
I tried the docking computer in my upcoming video, and it sure was convenient, I guess I have to try the super cruise assist aswell one day!
Have a good one!
I cant tell if you are intentionally making it hard to dock or not but you are making it way too complicated. Once in the blue just land the thing. Hovering over the landing pad in the blue does nothing because you are supposed to land!
I’ll take note of that, “just land” ;). I really don’t want my ship to break, so I guess I’m just being extra careful right now.
@@Bapzi aw now that you hearted my comment I feel bad for sounding aggressive lol. Sorry I forget how hard it was in the beginning. But yea shields will cover you. Once you start fighting thargoids and going shieldless than I'd be more concerned.
I hope you continue to play elite and join the community. I'm always around if you are looking for a wing and our squad trains newbies too.
Otherwise if you forget your fuel scoop just dont forget about the fuel rats!
Dont forget to bring your limpets! If you ever get to that stage
@Nites2k haha it’s fine, i did not get offended :-). It sure is a lot to take in when it comes to Elite Dangerous, but I’ll get there one day!
Cheers, I might take you up on that one day :-)
You were facing the wrong way on the first attempt. We've all done that at the start ... (The pad number floating in the air is where the nose of the ship goes) @@Bapzi
@Sighman haha yep I was told :-). Oh that’s a good tip, I’ll try that out!
Thanks for the comment!
Shame it is a mile wide and an inch deep.......almost every content drop is just the most basic thing they can do...Rinse and Repeat missions. Half the mechanics in the game do not work or have so little impact that they are ignored. The community that played this and made their own content is the only thing that kept this going. Now even the "old" guard fanboys are sick and tired of Frontiers Bullshit.