This one took over 100 hours of work over the last several years to curate and put together - as I'm sure I missed MANY of the best places in the bubble and galaxy I look forward to hearing your favorites for a version 2 - please do be specific and share the system for whatever you list.
One of the sights you can add to The list is being at the very top or bottom of the Galaxy at the center. I did that not too long ago when I went to Sag A. I just went straight up for as far as I could and I just looked down on the whole galaxy. It was an amazing sight
Figures you'd be the one anal retentive enough to actually count them! Yeah, this was done in the style of one of my favorite channels, Cinefix. They haven't done this style in a while but their Top 10 lists fucking rock.
@@Exigeous bro this is so awesome. Thank you for what you do. This list is scary as fuck bro. The game alone just scares me sometimes lol. Commander ProPittman here, signing out.
Watching this video is an absolute thrill. Without doubt its the best video of its kind. If this doesn't inspire new gamers to Elite Dangerous then nothing else will. Us 'old timers', with thousands of ingame hours, still have so much to see. The Elite Galaxy certainly provides a wealth of opportunity to discover strange new worlds, new life and new civilizations, and to boldly go where no-one has gone before.
The ammount of work, talent and dedication in Exigeous' vids is just mindblowing. I hope you have a job related to making of these, otherwise I must say: If you are good at something and you do it for free - it's a huge waste. o7, mate
Thanks so much, I do greatly enjoy producing them and am currently taking a course on After Effects to step up my game further. Honestly comments like these are what keep me making content so I appreciate it.
I'm just getting into elite dangerous but it kinda throws you in clueless. So much going on idk where to start. Half the time I can't fly my ship properly 🤣🤣😭
Yeah, I bumped up the brightness and contrast there after a first test upload but sadly there's nothing I can really do about that - it's just a really dark area.
If anyone ever mentions "places to go in Elite" I immediately start talking about Spoihaae XE-X d2-9 A 1, the landable HMC that dives straight through the jet cone and exclusion zone of a white dwarf. Mitterand Hollow is neat but have you ever seen a gravitational lens rise over the horizon and swallow the sky?
Yeah, damn, that would have been a REALLY good one to add as I know exactly the planet you mean, have visited it many times AND have video of it too boot! ARGH, can't believe I forgot that one!!!
@@Exigeous I spent a few orbits on the surface when I visited so I can say the real trick to that planet is that it isn't tidally locked, so you have to plan ahead to be in the right spot to have the star go over you at its closest approach.
Some more places that are a must see in my opinion; - HIP 38064: a system of binary ringed planets in very close orbit to an O-class star. One of the planets is landable so there's opportunity to look into a spectacular sunset with a ringed planet in front of the star. - The Spirograph nebula: a bright green planetary nebula with lagrange clouds in the system, including one inside an astroid ring. - The Crab nebula: a uniquely coloured nebula that contains a system that has an astroid station. - DRYAU AUSMS KG-Y E3390: an incredible star system with a gas giant in EXTREME close orbit to a white dwarf that has landable binary moons also in extreme close orbit to eachother, making for some of the most spectacular views I have seen in ED so far. - The Veil West nebula: there are no systems inside of it but you can get very close to it. A unique and beautifully bright blue coloured nebula. - The Bubble nebula: again no systems inside, you can only get close to it. A perfectly bubble shaped nebula with a bright pink/purple colour that looks like no other nebula.
When I first started, I got my sidewinder in Matet, in between the bubble, Orion, Witchhead and Coalsack nebulas, about 300 light years from Sol too. Would recommend that area.
Artemis Lodge, Celaeno System, Pleiades Nebula - A station that orbits inside the ice ring of the planet, stunning views, easy access to the ring for mining and close to systems infested with thargoid's for some pew pews - Triple Win!. Awesome station to call home while battling the tharg's. Edit: 'Thargoid's' not 'Thyroids' XD
My favorite system that I've found is Croomoi AA-A H82. It consists of a Wolf Rayet star right next to an O-type, and further away a B-type supergiant. The B-type is by far the largest, 2,000ls in diameter, but is actually the least massive, at around 45 solar masses. The Wolf Rayet star is six times the larger than the sun, and has an astounding mass of 120 solar masses. It's dwarfed by the O-type, which is around 225 solar radii. And yet, being only 50 solar masses, it practically orbits the Wolf Rayet. It makes you realize just how much the density of stars varies. The best part, though? On the system map, the three stars are stacked smallest to largest, making an adorable stellar snowman. It is, however, pretty far from Sol. It's around 3,000ly from Sag A*. I highly recommend checking it out if you're in the area, though.
Does canis majoris actually look bigger than any other star. What im getting at is the general sense of scale well conveyed? the fact that a sun will always fill your screen if you are close enough and when you beam in kinda makes me wonder
Was on my way to that lighting storm lagrange cloud when I found a ring that has 2 tritium overlapping hotspots 1,400 ly from colonia. Ooscs freau qd-r c18-818 a 2 I mined for 20 minutes or so before I had to get off, 59 tons in 20 minutes.
"i hope if you've made it this far, I've earned your subscription." CMDR, you earned my sub with the first tutorial I saw of yours years back. I never would've made it through the learning curve without you o7
Oh nice! Skaude AA-A H294 is actually not too far from where I'm headed to, the Prae Prue Nebula. If you get a chance to, try visiting the Bug Nebula. A single Supergiant Blue-White, and nothing else. The whole nebula is one star.
Fantastic video, all of these are indeed sights that should be experienced by all :D Visiting Sol is still one of my favourites tho, finding the Voyager probes is a fun way to spend an hour or two :)
Neverest is stunning as is but imagine how gorgeous it's gonna be after Odyssey released? TH-cam will be flooded with videos with comparisons of all the places worth visiting before/after.
@@Exigeous I just changed over to playing in VR and was amazed by the sense of scale it provides! Even little things like the spaciousness of an Anaconda bridge are impressive in VR. :)
@@Exigeous sooo. will there ever be VR for the Odyssey upgrade? because i only now play elite dangerous in VR, as it is a totally different experience that you cant really go backwards from, imo.. i hope this is just upon release.. i mean how difficult could it be, when they've already had VR support for game up until this point?
@@raidermaxx2324 as someone who owns VR, I'm happy they are delaying the VR implementation for Odyssey. Way too many crappy VR shooters out there rn, I'd rather have quality.
I thought I'd seen pretty much most of what the game has to offer. I was wrong. Thanks for this awesome video - but now I gotta go dust off my exploration ships....
Fantastic presentation! As an ED veteran and have seen these, I was still very entertained. You’ve raised the bar. You clearly put a lot of love into this one.
Exegious, you just TOTALLY rock, man. This is perfect timing too - I just had a friend decide to DL and try ED, and I've been looking to take him sightseeing. Of COURSE I'll take him to the Guardian ruins and Beacons (he loves puzzles) , but most of these I've never seen, and I've been in the game five years! We can explore them together. This is by FAR one of your best, Exegious!
Mic Turner's Base only qualifies as *Planetary Outpost* and as such is smaller then the ringed *Planetary Ports* . For the Station interiors where you want to see the Palm Trees and overall clean looks you need to check the Galaxy for places that sport the *Service* economy. A special one to visit is *Greeboski's Outpost* in the Phiagre System. It was changed, Exterior and Interior, several years ago through winning a CG. The Station itself is a *Industrial* economy but sports Service interior, and two external Habitat rings that weren't originally there. Phiagre is one of the few Systems in Elite that can be changed manually by FD.
If willing to go just a little over 14000 LY from sol you can see one of the best sights I have ever seen. Floarps Sector PI-B E2 A system with 2 interlocking blue nebula and a neutron. There is even one of the DSSA fleet carriers in the system for data selling and repairs
This is such an amazing game. I am surprised it is not far more popular and well known. Considering it came out in 2014 and even before then I was always looking for great space based games I didn't even find out it existed until 2020. It is quite a lot to learn at first but tbh it felt extremely accurate in terms of being a fresh pilot heading out into space in your first ship. It took a lot of control tweaks before I stopped spinning out of control. But thanks to the mouse re-centering it made flight a lot easier.
Yeah, I don't know what the fuck I was thinking when I test-watched this and didn't catch that. Pisses me off as I spent many, many hours editing this one too. UGH.
Unfortunately canis majoris is no longer the biggest star, we must tell Frontier to add Stephenson 2-18, or what astronomers theorize about a star system with 6 blackholes orbiting each other, or adding 55 Cancri E which is diamond planet
If you don't want to go all the way out to the Green Nebula, you can head towards the Spirograph Nebula between the witch head and Barnard's loop. It's not quite the same, being a different color for the most part and an O class star rather than a black hole, but it's still awesome!
I have this game. The learning curve was a bit rough right at the start but not that bad. My problem with it was after a week I had the hang of it and got serious. I have my Anaconda in about 2 days and had 3/4th of the engineering done in another 2. After that I traveled around for another week or so and then I was bored. Other than going out and seeing another systems over and over there just isn't enough to do. Making money is easy, farming materials for engineering is easy. Getting you ship to jump 40 to 50 light years at a go is easy. But going into systems, mapping it out and checking out planets gets really boring after a couple hundred of them. It's sad because it really is a amazing game, but I can't bring myself to reinstall it again and remember what buttons do what.
What about all the amazing caves, rivers, oceans, underwater landscapes, waterfalls, tidal forces, flora and fauna, volcanic activity, extreme weather and space weather and intelligent life forms. Oh wait, it doesn't have any of that 🤣🤣🤣
This one took you 100 of hours of work, several years to put together and you decided to go with a tycoon game soundtrack. It doesn’t match the video or the game at all, it doesn’t make it immersive lol. Sorry bro good video it’s just the soundtrack throws me off. Sounds like im watching one of those early 2000 videos where they try to sell you some kids toys, sounds like you made it super kid friendly. I would’ve put some epic opera like some halo type sound track or some cyber punk techno. Some interstellar type music. Many good options but no. You could’ve even throw some country music and that would’ve sounded more immersive and better lmao sorry for hating but that bothers me a lot. Wish I had the money, knowledge, and time to do these videos. I would make it epic
Sadly Neverst is gone in Odysee. We do get the canyons on Soontil 2A in compensation. Check out Veil Nebula - not too far from Sol for explorers and one of the best Nebulas anywhere.
You've got a subscriber mate, great content! I do a lot of exploration in my DBX, now waiting for my HP Reverb 2... Are these wonders of universe even more stunning in VR? I mean, of course they are, but is it a vast difference? Is it a game changer... (don't tell me if not though... :-)
Well like I said in my Quest 2 review (and have said often) - Elite on a monitor is a very pretty space video game. Elite in VR and you're _flying a FUCKING SPACESHIP_ . So yeah, it's a MASSIVE difference, the sense of scale and, I hate to say it, immersion is incredible. I too am waiting for my G2, have had the Reveb Pro for well over a year and it's an amazing headset, you're gonna be blown away.
@@Exigeous thank you Commander! I am watching your videos a lot and saw your Oculus review yesterday, i don't know why i didn't subscribe earlier... Great content and thanks for sharing your thoughts! 👍
Watching this made me feel like I was in a space hotel with the TV playing the resort's channel that shows all the attractions. Right down to the soundtrack.
Nothing tops getting yanked out of hyperspace on your way out of Maia for the first time. By that point in the game you've already jumped hundreds of times to different systems. To have your ship suddenly glitch up and spiral out of the hyperspace tunnel only to be left defenseless while a Thargoid interceptor scans your ship is both exhilarating and terrifying.
VY Canis Majoris looks like any other star in supercruise until you look at the distance meter, the best way to see its size tho imo is to get right up on the exclusion zone and drop out.
I see people say how hard it is to land on certain moons or planets and i dont think any of those people have ever seen or tried to land on Midderand Hollow. If you can land there, everywhere else becomes a cake walk in my opinion.
Smash that dislike button then as I'm enjoying the new music. If music in a single video causes you to unsub this clearly isn't the channel for you anyway.
@@Exigeous As the maker of the video, you should know better than it being one video. It isn't one video that is making me unsub. As I said, I've watched you for a long time. You were one of the best creators for E:D. I came for the info, not the cringe music. I thank you for your reply, but your reply just goes to show that I should have unsubbed long ago.
@@Exigeous I felt vertigo because of the speed and proximity of the two bodies, the view is awesome, but that vertigo feeling was the creepy part. It was the first time I ever got vertigo in VR. And the first time trying to land ever legitimately frightened me. I wasn't man enough Lol. But i managed to land. My ship is still there, haven't had the guts yet to go back and get off that ride. Definitely an experience!
I love some of the engineer bases. When I first visited them I was still using the docking computer to land, so I never properly caught sight of them. I now like to use as them as my go-to for data mined wake scanning.
Agreed, they are rather cool - sadly it seems most are on the dark side of planets so it's really hard to enjoy them but I do love that they are all unique and hand made. Also a big fan of the "robot" voice for flight control.
So I looked closer at the video and noticed that the planet in the background is Jupiter so while Exigeous says "Ariel" it clearly cannot be. I looked at the system map and found that the only planet around Jupiter with volcanism is Europa. I went there and found the geysers at geo 5...there are probably more. Driving into these is great fun as they launched me about 3km above the surface. Took about 50% damage coming back down even trying to strategically slow my descent.
This one took over 100 hours of work over the last several years to curate and put together - as I'm sure I missed MANY of the best places in the bubble and galaxy I look forward to hearing your favorites for a version 2 - please do be specific and share the system for whatever you list.
One of the sights you can add to The list is being at the very top or bottom of the Galaxy at the center. I did that not too long ago when I went to Sag A. I just went straight up for as far as I could and I just looked down on the whole galaxy. It was an amazing sight
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Really nice job with this. Amazing video 👌
Perfect timing, was planning a little road trip. Also watched your videos on exploration tools yesterday (RIP extools)
Great video, really enjoyed it!
By my count, that was 36 places to visit...not just 10. That's a bargain.
Figures you'd be the one anal retentive enough to actually count them! Yeah, this was done in the style of one of my favorite channels, Cinefix. They haven't done this style in a while but their Top 10 lists fucking rock.
@@Exigeous bro this is so awesome. Thank you for what you do. This list is scary as fuck bro. The game alone just scares me sometimes lol. Commander ProPittman here, signing out.
It's a steal
Better more then less
This is the best Elite Dangerous video I've watched. Great work.
Watching this video is an absolute thrill. Without doubt its the best video of its kind. If this doesn't inspire new gamers to Elite Dangerous then nothing else will. Us 'old timers', with thousands of ingame hours, still have so much to see. The Elite Galaxy certainly provides a wealth of opportunity to discover strange new worlds, new life and new civilizations, and to boldly go where no-one has gone before.
I have once requested a video like this, and it is even better than hoped.
Thanks alot
You're most welcome :D
Holy hell that editing sir. Amazing, got looks of things to look at now.
Well saving this so l can reference it later for my "Elite Dangerous Bucket lIst" of things l want to do. Thumbs up and already subbed
Great video! Certainly earned my subscription! I appreciate your efforts to put this together!
Great video man! I appreciate the effort and am a happy subscriber. I will be visiting most of these places with my buddy's.
Thank you!
I have like 900 hours and never heard of the legrange clouds. Def gonna check them out
The music almost wrecks this video.
I feel like im watching a top 10 makeup tips vlog.
45G landable in KOI 1701.
The ammount of work, talent and dedication in Exigeous' vids is just mindblowing. I hope you have a job related to making of these, otherwise I must say: If you are good at something and you do it for free - it's a huge waste. o7, mate
Thanks so much, I do greatly enjoy producing them and am currently taking a course on After Effects to step up my game further. Honestly comments like these are what keep me making content so I appreciate it.
Dang! I want to sub again, that was great!
Been awhile since I have seen a top video like this. I used to watch them on discovery channel. This is amazing first I've seen for a game.
Heck’s yea
Tries to stay in or near the bubble he says, goes to fuck off nowhere instead he does.
I'm just getting into elite dangerous but it kinda throws you in clueless. So much going on idk where to start. Half the time I can't fly my ship properly 🤣🤣😭
8 minutes into the video, already 4 ADS ..
In VR
TH-cam compressed the video too much, couldn't see shit in the canyon section :/
Yeah, I bumped up the brightness and contrast there after a first test upload but sadly there's nothing I can really do about that - it's just a really dark area.
Second
There's always one of you assholes isn't there??? :D
@@Exigeous XD
Dudes been waiting 6 months to get one of these in , unless it's a new account after getting harassed off an old one !
"Attention Commanders, testicle, that is all" -Exigeous
Bravo on the hard work and many years it took to put this together! Great list! Thank you!
If anyone ever mentions "places to go in Elite" I immediately start talking about Spoihaae XE-X d2-9 A 1, the landable HMC that dives straight through the jet cone and exclusion zone of a white dwarf. Mitterand Hollow is neat but have you ever seen a gravitational lens rise over the horizon and swallow the sky?
Yeah, damn, that would have been a REALLY good one to add as I know exactly the planet you mean, have visited it many times AND have video of it too boot! ARGH, can't believe I forgot that one!!!
@@Exigeous I spent a few orbits on the surface when I visited so I can say the real trick to that planet is that it isn't tidally locked, so you have to plan ahead to be in the right spot to have the star go over you at its closest approach.
Some more places that are a must see in my opinion;
- HIP 38064: a system of binary ringed planets in very close orbit to an O-class star. One of the planets is landable so there's opportunity to look into a spectacular sunset with a ringed planet in front of the star.
- The Spirograph nebula: a bright green planetary nebula with lagrange clouds in the system, including one inside an astroid ring.
- The Crab nebula: a uniquely coloured nebula that contains a system that has an astroid station.
- DRYAU AUSMS KG-Y E3390: an incredible star system with a gas giant in EXTREME close orbit to a white dwarf that has landable binary moons also in extreme close orbit to eachother, making for some of the most spectacular views I have seen in ED so far.
- The Veil West nebula: there are no systems inside of it but you can get very close to it. A unique and beautifully bright blue coloured nebula.
- The Bubble nebula: again no systems inside, you can only get close to it. A perfectly bubble shaped nebula with a bright pink/purple colour that looks like no other nebula.
Thanks so much for sharing, some EXCELLENT ones on that list for sure!
When I first started, I got my sidewinder in Matet, in between the bubble, Orion, Witchhead and Coalsack nebulas, about 300 light years from Sol too. Would recommend that area.
@@Certified_Dude We all start in matet
Artemis Lodge, Celaeno System, Pleiades Nebula - A station that orbits inside the ice ring of the planet, stunning views, easy access to the ring for mining and close to systems infested with thargoid's for some pew pews - Triple Win!. Awesome station to call home while battling the tharg's.
Edit: 'Thargoid's' not 'Thyroids' XD
Sounds like a cool one - on my list for the future.
I feel like I am watching Travel Channel lmao
No, the old travel movies, back when people depended on VHS to decide to take a vacation.
in general just being in E:D is amazing
Yeah, I showed this one to some family members that don't know/understand the game at all and the comment was "wow, that's one helluva a game"
So true, E:D is such a great experience, it has so many magnificent views, every single neutron star or nebula is so beautiful - again and again!
I imagine this as a holiday vacation advertisement from 100 years in the future 😍
My favorite system that I've found is Croomoi AA-A H82. It consists of a Wolf Rayet star right next to an O-type, and further away a B-type supergiant.
The B-type is by far the largest, 2,000ls in diameter, but is actually the least massive, at around 45 solar masses. The Wolf Rayet star is six times the larger than the sun, and has an astounding mass of 120 solar masses. It's dwarfed by the O-type, which is around 225 solar radii. And yet, being only 50 solar masses, it practically orbits the Wolf Rayet. It makes you realize just how much the density of stars varies.
The best part, though? On the system map, the three stars are stacked smallest to largest, making an adorable stellar snowman. It is, however, pretty far from Sol. It's around 3,000ly from Sag A*. I highly recommend checking it out if you're in the area, though.
Does canis majoris actually look bigger than any other star. What im getting at is the general sense of scale well conveyed? the fact that a sun will always fill your screen if you are close enough and when you beam in kinda makes me wonder
Was on my way to that lighting storm lagrange cloud when I found a ring that has 2 tritium overlapping hotspots 1,400 ly from colonia.
Ooscs freau qd-r c18-818 a 2
I mined for 20 minutes or so before I had to get off, 59 tons in 20 minutes.
"i hope if you've made it this far, I've earned your subscription." CMDR, you earned my sub with the first tutorial I saw of yours years back. I never would've made it through the learning curve without you o7
Oh nice! Skaude AA-A H294 is actually not too far from where I'm headed to, the Prae Prue Nebula. If you get a chance to, try visiting the Bug Nebula. A single Supergiant Blue-White, and nothing else. The whole nebula is one star.
Great, thanks - on my list for future travels.
Fantastic video, all of these are indeed sights that should be experienced by all :D
Visiting Sol is still one of my favourites tho, finding the Voyager probes is a fun way to spend an hour or two :)
Agreed, those are great ones too - I love stopping by Earth and figuring out roughly what time it is on the planet based on the position of the sun.
Eagle nebula while looking at the pillars of creation, its just awesome ngl
Where is that Pitch Black Lagrange cloud at? I have seen several commanders talk about it but I have never found any of them talking about the system?
Neverest is stunning as is but imagine how gorgeous it's gonna be after Odyssey released?
TH-cam will be flooded with videos with comparisons of all the places worth visiting before/after.
Agreed, it's going to be pretty interesting to see what some of these places are like on foot. That said no VR = not nearly as cool in my book.
@@Exigeous I just changed over to playing in VR and was amazed by the sense of scale it provides! Even little things like the spaciousness of an Anaconda bridge are impressive in VR. :)
@@Exigeous I'm not spoiled by VR yet. I think it will be amazing.
@@Exigeous sooo. will there ever be VR for the Odyssey upgrade? because i only now play elite dangerous in VR, as it is a totally different experience that you cant really go backwards from, imo.. i hope this is just upon release.. i mean how difficult could it be, when they've already had VR support for game up until this point?
@@raidermaxx2324 as someone who owns VR, I'm happy they are delaying the VR implementation for Odyssey. Way too many crappy VR shooters out there rn, I'd rather have quality.
I thought I'd seen pretty much most of what the game has to offer. I was wrong. Thanks for this awesome video - but now I gotta go dust off my exploration ships....
Fantastic presentation! As an ED veteran and have seen these, I was still very entertained. You’ve raised the bar. You clearly put a lot of love into this one.
Pretty damn good comment too :D
Exegious, you just TOTALLY rock, man.
This is perfect timing too - I just had a friend decide to DL and try ED, and I've been looking to take him sightseeing. Of COURSE I'll take him to the Guardian ruins and Beacons (he loves puzzles) , but most of these I've never seen, and I've been in the game five years! We can explore them together.
This is by FAR one of your best, Exegious!
Mic Turner's Base only qualifies as *Planetary Outpost* and as such is smaller then the ringed *Planetary Ports* .
For the Station interiors where you want to see the Palm Trees and overall clean looks you need to check the Galaxy for places that sport the *Service* economy. A special one to visit is *Greeboski's Outpost* in the Phiagre System. It was changed, Exterior and Interior, several years ago through winning a CG. The Station itself is a *Industrial* economy but sports Service interior, and two external Habitat rings that weren't originally there.
Phiagre is one of the few Systems in Elite that can be changed manually by FD.
The music.... funky AND able to be used in elevators!... great vid mate.
If willing to go just a little over 14000 LY from sol you can see one of the best sights I have ever seen.
Floarps Sector PI-B E2
A system with 2 interlocking blue nebula and a neutron.
There is even one of the DSSA fleet carriers in the system for data selling and repairs
Awesome, thanks for sharing!
This is such an amazing game. I am surprised it is not far more popular and well known. Considering it came out in 2014 and even before then I was always looking for great space based games I didn't even find out it existed until 2020. It is quite a lot to learn at first but tbh it felt extremely accurate in terms of being a fresh pilot heading out into space in your first ship. It took a lot of control tweaks before I stopped spinning out of control. But thanks to the mouse re-centering it made flight a lot easier.
*Mitterand
(sorry)
Great video, thank you.
Yeah, I don't know what the fuck I was thinking when I test-watched this and didn't catch that. Pisses me off as I spent many, many hours editing this one too. UGH.
Barnard’s loop: the aurora of elite. Giant, visible from practically everywhere, and half of it isn’t explorable. Plenty of radiation as well.
Honestly I can’t tell if you’re talking about aurora borealis or the Aurora from Subnautica haha
@@martinmc0950 subnautica lol
Yeah not entirely sure why I thought of the real thing
I feel like elite dangerous is super underrated I also started a month and a half ago and I already have an asp explorer
Fantastic video and very energetic and epic music (especially the ending).
Yeah, that was a track by friend Miguel Johnson, be sure to check him out.
@@Exigeous Thanks for the reply. Will definitely check it out
Unfortunately canis majoris is no longer the biggest star, we must tell Frontier to add Stephenson 2-18, or what astronomers theorize about a star system with 6 blackholes orbiting each other, or adding 55 Cancri E which is diamond planet
If you don't want to go all the way out to the Green Nebula, you can head towards the Spirograph Nebula between the witch head and Barnard's loop. It's not quite the same, being a different color for the most part and an O class star rather than a black hole, but it's still awesome!
Thanks added to my list!
Imagine being able to control one of those megaships and fight other megaships, that'd be pretty cool imo
I have this game. The learning curve was a bit rough right at the start but not that bad. My problem with it was after a week I had the hang of it and got serious. I have my Anaconda in about 2 days and had 3/4th of the engineering done in another 2. After that I traveled around for another week or so and then I was bored. Other than going out and seeing another systems over and over there just isn't enough to do. Making money is easy, farming materials for engineering is easy. Getting you ship to jump 40 to 50 light years at a go is easy. But going into systems, mapping it out and checking out planets gets really boring after a couple hundred of them. It's sad because it really is a amazing game, but I can't bring myself to reinstall it again and remember what buttons do what.
What about all the amazing caves, rivers, oceans, underwater landscapes, waterfalls, tidal forces, flora and fauna, volcanic activity, extreme weather and space weather and intelligent life forms. Oh wait, it doesn't have any of that 🤣🤣🤣
This one took you 100 of hours of work, several years to put together and you decided to go with a tycoon game soundtrack. It doesn’t match the video or the game at all, it doesn’t make it immersive lol. Sorry bro good video it’s just the soundtrack throws me off. Sounds like im watching one of those early 2000 videos where they try to sell you some kids toys, sounds like you made it super kid friendly. I would’ve put some epic opera like some halo type sound track or some cyber punk techno. Some interstellar type music. Many good options but no. You could’ve even throw some country music and that would’ve sounded more immersive and better lmao sorry for hating but that bothers me a lot. Wish I had the money, knowledge, and time to do these videos. I would make it epic
Sadly Neverst is gone in Odysee. We do get the canyons on Soontil 2A in compensation.
Check out Veil Nebula - not too far from Sol for explorers and one of the best Nebulas anywhere.
This is probably the best list of things to see in Elite, thanks.
You've got a subscriber mate, great content! I do a lot of exploration in my DBX, now waiting for my HP Reverb 2... Are these wonders of universe even more stunning in VR? I mean, of course they are, but is it a vast difference? Is it a game changer... (don't tell me if not though... :-)
Well like I said in my Quest 2 review (and have said often) - Elite on a monitor is a very pretty space video game. Elite in VR and you're _flying a FUCKING SPACESHIP_ . So yeah, it's a MASSIVE difference, the sense of scale and, I hate to say it, immersion is incredible. I too am waiting for my G2, have had the Reveb Pro for well over a year and it's an amazing headset, you're gonna be blown away.
@@Exigeous thank you Commander! I am watching your videos a lot and saw your Oculus review yesterday, i don't know why i didn't subscribe earlier... Great content and thanks for sharing your thoughts! 👍
Watching this made me feel like I was in a space hotel with the TV playing the resort's channel that shows all the attractions. Right down to the soundtrack.
Nothing tops getting yanked out of hyperspace on your way out of Maia for the first time. By that point in the game you've already jumped hundreds of times to different systems. To have your ship suddenly glitch up and spiral out of the hyperspace tunnel only to be left defenseless while a Thargoid interceptor scans your ship is both exhilarating and terrifying.
VY Canis Majoris looks like any other star in supercruise until you look at the distance meter, the best way to see its size tho imo is to get right up on the exclusion zone and drop out.
I wasn't expecting to come across a vacation brochure here in all honesty
I see people say how hard it is to land on certain moons or planets and i dont think any of those people have ever seen or tried to land on Midderand Hollow. If you can land there, everywhere else becomes a cake walk in my opinion.
You know if I wanted to look at pretty pictures I’d go OUTSIDE!
Can't do the music anymore. I've been subbed to you for a long time because you have very good info. I just can't do it.
Smash that dislike button then as I'm enjoying the new music. If music in a single video causes you to unsub this clearly isn't the channel for you anyway.
@@Exigeous As the maker of the video, you should know better than it being one video. It isn't one video that is making me unsub. As I said, I've watched you for a long time. You were one of the best creators for E:D. I came for the info, not the cringe music. I thank you for your reply, but your reply just goes to show that I should have unsubbed long ago.
@@Ezviir exactly his ego is getting the best of him for sure. His response was rediculous.
@@Exigeous thats a rather rude response and shows complete lack of class and character.
Sadly since Odyssey came along we won't have this kind of planets any more 😥
Cant sleep huh?
Working for you guys baby! What's sleep?!?
I saw things!
I read things!
Or anywhere with a white blue star. Position a planet in front of it and you have a stunning screenshot
9h of constant jump to go to "Life in Lagrange Storm Clouds":(
I don’t think all of the destinations had system names
I’m sorry if they did my phone has a mediocre screen and I sometimes space out
Excellent video!! I'm constantly amazed by the depth of Elite Dangerous!
Why do you have to put 5 ads on? All 20 sec all unskippable
Such a great bucket list video. One day I'll hit up all of these
I mean ya why wouldn't a thing looking like a testicle be one of our favs
I got a video on my channel of 3 stars very close to each other. is that not that rare? I Haven't seen such sense
watch your videos, with the style and visual work they have, it is pure enjoyment to watch them
The music is terrible. I couldn't watch it. Sorry.
Exigeous you said Shrogea MH-V E2-1763 is 21 hundred ly from the bubble. Its 21 THOUSAND far out and away. Its on my list to visit
Yeah, sorry that I misspoke and didn't catch that in the edit - as yes, I meant 21 THOUSAND for sure!
Why? I have seen them now.
Thanks for the spoilers btw.
Omg. That's not Sgt A black hole??? 🤣🤣🤣
An absolutely fantastic video that has me thinking I need to come back to ED.
Imagine adding the planet with the super massive rings
I tried Mid. Hollow in VR, New Africa scared me, the whole experience was super creepy and disorienting.
Really, creepy? I find it rather stunning, especially the view from the surface.
@@Exigeous I felt vertigo because of the speed and proximity of the two bodies, the view is awesome, but that vertigo feeling was the creepy part. It was the first time I ever got vertigo in VR. And the first time trying to land ever legitimately frightened me. I wasn't man enough Lol. But i managed to land. My ship is still there, haven't had the guts yet to go back and get off that ride. Definitely an experience!
I don't want to flex but I catched Mitterand Hollow😎
I love some of the engineer bases. When I first visited them I was still using the docking computer to land, so I never properly caught sight of them. I now like to use as them as my go-to for data mined wake scanning.
Agreed, they are rather cool - sadly it seems most are on the dark side of planets so it's really hard to enjoy them but I do love that they are all unique and hand made. Also a big fan of the "robot" voice for flight control.
Superb Video, just got around to watching it.
Milcayac 1 does not show up in google or in game map??
You need to visit Galiano Beacon in LP 931-40
Thanks chief, added to my list for the future.
Positive comment to help the algorithm!
The merge is inevitable now so we might never see these sights ever again
Best fuckin music mate! Miss you in the black
theres also a huge blue supergiant in the canopus system
What a skill you have at making video! The best!
Best sight is the buy back screen.
You know, EXCELLENT point and honestly I had that in the script as a joke at the end but decided to ditch it, should have left it in I guess.
@@Exigeous Maybe the joke could serve a better purpose in the future. :)
Ironic California nebula is in the deep red lol
For the life of me I can't find the ice geysers on Ariel...any tips?
So I looked closer at the video and noticed that the planet in the background is Jupiter so while Exigeous says "Ariel" it clearly cannot be. I looked at the system map and found that the only planet around Jupiter with volcanism is Europa. I went there and found the geysers at geo 5...there are probably more. Driving into these is great fun as they launched me about 3km above the surface. Took about 50% damage coming back down even trying to strategically slow my descent.
So much effort you put into this. Thank you!
Come back mate,you're missed.