Vasil VasilescuMaybe something is getting lost in translation here with regards to the center, but... "Within a parsec of the galactic center, the estimated number density of stars is about 10 million stars per cubic parsec. By contrast, the number density of stars in the Sun's neighborhood is a puny 0.2 star per cubic parsec."
Ohio State Lecture 31

Thinder
Around the galactic center, the stars start to be more and more apart from each other, I should know, I was there, those region are huge so you might have the impression that they are dense with stars but for having tried to navigate them I can claim the opposite.

• You have not travelled through the galactic centre, but far above or below it. There, stars are indeed sparse.
• You used a FC route finder like https://www.spansh.co.uk/fleet-carrier, it had a difficulty finding a route, and you mistook it for low density of stars (rather than low density of stars known to the route finder).

Sampi Ogonek

Thinder
Around the galactic center, the stars start to be more and more apart from each other, I should know, I was there, those region are huge so you might have the impression that they are dense with stars but for having tried to navigate them I can claim the opposite.

Well I have also been there and I absolutely refute your claim. In the central regions of the galaxy, stars are packed densely. Just enter the galaxy map and navigate there to see.

I think your misconception may be based on one (or both) of the following:

• You have not travelled through the galactic centre, but far above or below it. There, stars are indeed sparse.
• You used a FC route finder like https://www.spansh.co.uk/fleet-carrier, it had a difficulty finding a route, and you mistook it for low density of stars (rather than low density of stars known to the route finder).

KrownHey! I've been trying to buy an 5A SCO FSD, and have looked for availability here on the page too, but can't seem able to find any anywhere! I've traveled two 3 stations now that supposedly sell it, but I can't seem to find them. Any help?

AHThis is not how uncharted looks like

Thinder

Vasil VasilescuMaybe something is getting lost in translation here with regards to the center, but... "Within a parsec of the galactic center, the estimated number density of stars is about 10 million stars per cubic parsec. By contrast, the number density of stars in the Sun's neighborhood is a puny 0.2 star per cubic parsec."
Ohio State Lecture 31

A parsec = 3.26 light-years, easily reachable by any ship in the game, on the other hand, the inability of players to chart those areas, the Router not working and the discrepancy I experienced in distance between stars I encountered must have an explanation somewhere.

Here you go, direct from my Codex, there's a difference between the theory (even Astrophysics) and practice in the game.

There is a good reason why those regions are visited but NOT explored, which shouldn't be hard to do considering that the data are stored every time a player discovers a new system.

Glial2

AHThis is not how uncharted looks like

The map you used was the scanned bodies

This is the 'Exploration Saturation' map with 'barely explored' in black

AHHere is a fun little error or what ever in the game.



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Glial2

AHThis is not how uncharted looks like

The map you used was the scanned bodies

This is the 'Exploration Saturation' map with 'barely explored' in black

As I understand it, it means no organised exploration trips. I am talking about charting/scanning.

EchoNovemberDelter
Managing to get a carrier out there without even touching the map makes it seem like you've never actually ventured to there, only through there.