So, when you get there, make sure you are handy at evading interdictions and also depending on the type of smuggling, being scanned could be all that is required to blow your mission. I’m beginning to feel more and more like the city mouse having just realized how far away I am from everything. I was hoping to run across more populated systems, and possibly find some shipyards to get weapons, upgrades, or ships I couldn’t find around Eravate. It was like driving across Wyoming!Īnyways, I’ve ended the night a little closer to Sothis, but still feeling very unprepared for whatever lay ahead of me. This turned out to be a problem tonight - I couldn’t see ANY stations in my vicinity! I had to make another 11 jumps, just to get to a spot to stay for the night, and I also had to pick my route to go past some scoopable stars. I’m not sure if E:D will let me just park my ship out in space, so I have to find a station to hangar in for the night. The Star Type filter very quickly showed me the vast desert ahead of me and gave me some near-by options to fill up.Īnother consideration is sleeping quarters. Maybe the black market?Īt a couple of points along the trek I ran into a string of non-scoopable stars that would have left me high and dry out in the middle of space had I not used the very powerful galaxy map to scout ahead. Fusion items in the shipyards I’ve visited. But, just like America’s Got Talent, it takes the right kind of star - O, B, A, F, G, K, or M type stars have the right kind of “atmosphere” around them to be scooped up into fuel. Luckily, I’m equipped with a fuel scoop, so I can just fly near a star, scoop up the surrounding gases into my tanks, and relatively quickly top them off. Naturally, each hyperspace jump, and some amount of fuel, and it’s not like the galaxy is littered with 76 stations. That’s 96 hyperspace jumps towards a star system, FSD cooldown, reorient and then enter hyperspace again. If you’ve never played E:D, that’s a lot of hops.
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