Rickchapthere are fewer large padded stations to do commerce and repair etc
Amata LireinRickchapI have a question about exploring vessels. I have an explorer build cutter because of all the stuff it can carry (and I like my stuff). I am Half way through the build and only now do I wonder if building a large explorer ship is good practice. I am aware of imagining that there are fewer large padded stations to do commerce and repair etc as I venture out of the bubble..... In your experience would you stay with a medium ship build? My Krait is doing wonderful as a fighter/ explorer but would like something bigger with better jump range.
what are your thoughts commanders?
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Amata LireinTengri UmaiTvleoWhats with all the attacking on sight at Deciat? I'm trying to leave the engineer and people start lighting me up. One of my friends is getting constantly attacked trying to leave the station in Aasgay. He also had problems at Deciat.
It's called ganking. Mostly happens in systems with a lot of players (CG, engineers systems etc).
^This. Gankers hang around in systems where they know prey will come through, Deciat is propably #1 on that list as Felicity is the first stop for almost everybody who's getting started with engineering (because everybody loves an increased jumprange), meaning their fully engineered A-rated PvP-built combat ships will guarantee them a "victory" as their "opponents" are most likely Cobra Mk IIIs that just left the starter zones...
TvleoAmata LireinTengri Umai
It's called ganking. Mostly happens in systems with a lot of players (CG, engineers systems etc).
^This. Gankers hang around in systems where they know prey will come through, Deciat is propably #1 on that list as Felicity is the first stop for almost everybody who's getting started with engineering (because everybody loves an increased jumprange), meaning their fully engineered A-rated PvP-built combat ships will guarantee them a "victory" as their "opponents" are most likely Cobra Mk IIIs that just left the starter zones...
Do they get anything out of it? I've just jumped back into this game after a year half off and I don't remember there ever being this much pvp hostility outside of the cqc arena.
MeowersRickchapthere are fewer large padded stations to do commerce and repair etc
There's simply no stations out there, not in the inhabited "bubble", so people are equipping long-range explorer ships with Auto Field-Maintenance Units, or using carriers.
p.s. Ah, sorry, thought it was a novice's question. Anyway, there's nobody to do commerce with when far away from inhabited space, so any stuff except exploration stuff will affect jump range.
RickchapMeowersRickchapthere are fewer large padded stations to do commerce and repair etc
There's simply no stations out there, not in the inhabited "bubble", so people are equipping long-range explorer ships with Auto Field-Maintenance Units, or using carriers.
p.s. Ah, sorry, thought it was a novice's question. Anyway, there's nobody to do commerce with when far away from inhabited space, so any stuff except exploration stuff will affect jump range.
oh yes.. I am fairly new but haven't been too outside the bubble to know what I don't know. So, size of ship does not matter as much as I thought (jump range and being prepared with items like repair limpets and AMFU's sound smart.
thanks
Amata LireinRickchapI have a question about exploring vessels. I have an explorer build cutter because of all the stuff it can carry (and I like my stuff). I am Half way through the build and only now do I wonder if building a large explorer ship is good practice. I am aware of imagining that there are fewer large padded stations to do commerce and repair etc as I venture out of the bubble..... In your experience would you stay with a medium ship build? My Krait is doing wonderful as a fighter/ explorer but would like something bigger with better jump range.
what are your thoughts commanders?
You might find this chart helpful here
UndulateImp143I'm having a problem, I have a bounty that in the system it's for I can't remove it, what do I do
It doesn't have to be the same system the bounty was incurred in.
Silver TafferUndulateImp143I'm having a problem, I have a bounty that in the system it's for I can't remove it, what do I do
Find an Interstellar Factors using the filters on your Galaxy Map (or here on Inara) and as long as you do not have any notoriety they will remove the bounty from your head - at a price, of course It doesn't have to be the same system the bounty was incurred in.
If you do have any notoriety points (check your right hand UI panel) they decay at (I think) one point per hour in game. Note they do not decay whilst you are logged out, only when you are logged into the game. So in that case land at the station with the IF and go cook dinner, take the dog for a walk, whatever
Silver Taffer@rat catcher: thanks, I wasn’t 100% sure of the one hour interval and hoped someone, such as your good self, would set me straight if I got it wrong
