SigEp_RaidersHello commanders!

I just got my pilots license utilizing the PS4.2.3 training module. It's been a bumpy ride, but being in the black is all that matters. I've started my career as a freelance bounty hunter, getting my feet wet with the souls of the (Mostly Harmless) wanted. I'm exploring my mercantile skills, but trying to navigate the trade routes has been harrowing to say the least. I'm looking forward to what this galaxy holds for me!

Keep your shields up and your sights true!

o7

HeavyK_ukHi Commanders,

Pleased to be here and back in the universe of Elite from playing in the 80's. Started out on the PS4 this week and had my hurdles but am getting used to the vastness of the game.
Looking forward to meeting some of you out there in the darkness!

HeavyK

JaruzuHello commanders!

I started in Elite Dangerous with the launch of the game on PS4. I have started with merchandise and data delivery missions. I made some small expeditions out of the bubble. Afterwards I have tried a mission to kill a pirate and that is where I have exploded my first ship. I must practice a lot of combat.

I play in open and what interests me most is the BGS.

I look for PS4 people to make a group and form a smaller faction. Or join a group that has that idea.

My native language is Spanish. Sorry if I do not express some things well. Google help me xD

Cosmos24Hi - Cosmos24 here. I discovered Elite Dangerous about 2 years ago; was gone for 9 months, restarted and absolutely love this game. Currently working PvE for Alioth permit by running missions for the Alliance. Will eventually pledge.

Jaruzu@Giyari
@Jemine Caesar


It was not a Sidewinder, it was a Cobra. And I think it was because I was carrying the energy in the engines and nothing in the guns. (2-4-0). Normally I go like this and I forget to change it before I fight. Newbie stuff. Now I'm testing an Eagle and I'm getting better.

Jemine CaesarPip management is very important in combat. You can often find that you're changing pips constantly, depending on the situation.

Marra Morgan

Jemine CaesarPip management is very important in combat. You can often find that you're changing pips constantly, depending on the situation.

This!

Your pips should never be in a fixed position in combat - when in pursuit or maneuvering, full ENG; when under fire, full SYS; when attacking, full WEP.

Flying shieldless with a hull-tank has obvious drawbacks, but it also has advantages, one of which is easier pip-management - I find that I can leave it at 0-4-2 most of the time.