This is correct, you need to be pledged to a power, that could be an independent power, an Alliance power, a Federation power or an Imperial power, but you need to pledge to one of them.
Well well welly well. Apparently the multicannons on offer in this CG are quite OP, but they are fixed so my immediate reaction is do I really want to bother with signing up to a power and go through what is required for 75%, with the non-zero level of bother that being in a power has if you are doing general trading in other powers space etc, when I don't really do fixed weapons? I predict in the end I will cave and do it anyway, like in the CG just gone, once the levels required for 75% become clearer.With this new feature thing going on around the permit locked system at the moment, from what I can gather they seem to be suggesting it might be a good idea to be in a powerplay faction round about now, and all the powerplay factions are moving megaships to be station around this locked system. So my guess is that some vital resource, like for example spice, is on the one planet in the system. And the powerplay factions all have to fight to be in control of the spice planet, with the controlling faction getting some boost or other. Having any giant worms coded in to the game is probably a stretch though.
Just be aware that normally when you sign onto a Power you have to complete 5 of the weekly (ie training) missions before your merit earnings show ( excess is hidden from you but still accrues, its not wasted) Not sure if this is the case in this CGWell well welly well. Apparently the multicannons on offer in this CG are quite OP, but they are fixed so my immediate reaction is do I really want to bother with signing up to a power and go through what is required for 75%, with the non-zero level of bother that being in a power has if you are doing general trading in other powers space etc, when I don't really do fixed weapons? I predict in the end I will cave and do it anyway, like in the CG just gone, once the levels required for 75% become clearer.
Plenty of guides out there but no idea if any of them are any good, what do you want to do is a better question? The wiki is probably a good place to get an idea of what you can do: https://elite-dangerous.fandom.com/wiki/Elite_DangerousCan anyone recommend a good beginners guide, remind me what's in the game and what I can do?
Not played for about 2 years. Got an Asp Explorer, 224m CR and no a damn idea of what I'm doing.
Do thisFSR, if FSR is enabled get rid.
You'll want Blur and Depth of Field turned off, and maybe Bloom turning down the minimum.
That's the one, also if you have the GPU power for it set super sampling to something higher than 1.0, it'll reduce aliasing further.Thanks, there was no FSR off option, just normal, which says uses the ingame settings.
Game does look less jaggy now.
Definitely the correct choice to continue!Been meaning to get back into this for a while and finally took the leap on Sunday.
First started playing in 2016, at one stage had a nice HOTAS setup but as my PC started to age I switched to Xbox and started again. After 3 years of playing on console they dropped support and I just stopped playing (mainly due to not having a PC capable). Over the past year I have dipped my toe in from time to time but couldn't remember how to fly and what key did what and paranoid about accidently blowing up my ship I just left it floating in space.
So Sunday fired up the training missions, found keyboard/mouse a bit fiddly so used xbox controller and wasn't long before it all came back to me. But now I had a decision to make, how to proceed.
My Anaconda was floating between the bubble and Sag A*, once I figured out how to plot a course back it came to 457 jumps. Now with 6.2 billion in the bank rebuy isn't an issue but where would I end up if I chose the suicide option. On my galaxy map I have waypoints indicating a path from Colonia to Sag A* and given my location between Sag A* and the bubble you would have thought this was the journey home and I really didn't want to end up back at Colonia.
Could just start again, but 6.2 billion in the bank and who knows how much exploration data I have was enough to pursued me not to do that. Could beg for a lift from a carrier but I don't have a docking computer and despite a few practice training missions in a sidewinder I really don't want to attempt to dock with an audience and end up exploding in the mail slot!
So stuck a playlist on Spotify, and with my 35ly max jump anaconda started to make the journey home. As a bonus found a couple of earth likes and now find myself only 249 jumps away. Wish the route planner would pick more scoopable stars, in a stretch of brown-dwarf hell and I’ve had to keep a close eye on fuel and divert a few times to avoid running dry.
So looking forward to cashing in all the exploration data "if" I manage to dock successfully, other issue I noticed is I have no weapons and basic shield modules so might be a bit tense the closer I get to civilization!
I play in open and you will almost never meet another Cmdr in space until you arrive at one of the hubs like Jamesons or a community goal location (like the Flower Power Bubble thats going on at the moment - avoid like the plague if you are not involved.)So looking forward to cashing in all the exploration data "if" I manage to dock successfully, other issue I noticed is I have no weapons and basic shield modules so might be a bit tense the closer I get to civilization!
if you are worried about losing data you could also look for a carrier which has a Universal cartographics on it (should be filterable in inara) and sell your data before you get back.Been meaning to get back into this for a while and finally took the leap on Sunday.
First started playing in 2016, at one stage had a nice HOTAS setup but as my PC started to age I switched to Xbox and started again. After 3 years of playing on console they dropped support and I just stopped playing (mainly due to not having a PC capable). Over the past year I have dipped my toe in from time to time but couldn't remember how to fly and what key did what and paranoid about accidently blowing up my ship I just left it floating in space.
So Sunday fired up the training missions, found keyboard/mouse a bit fiddly so used xbox controller and wasn't long before it all came back to me. But now I had a decision to make, how to proceed.
My Anaconda was floating between the bubble and Sag A*, once I figured out how to plot a course back it came to 457 jumps. Now with 6.2 billion in the bank rebuy isn't an issue but where would I end up if I chose the suicide option. On my galaxy map I have waypoints indicating a path from Colonia to Sag A* and given my location between Sag A* and the bubble you would have thought this was the journey home and I really didn't want to end up back at Colonia.
Could just start again, but 6.2 billion in the bank and who knows how much exploration data I have was enough to pursued me not to do that. Could beg for a lift from a carrier but I don't have a docking computer and despite a few practice training missions in a sidewinder I really don't want to attempt to dock with an audience and end up exploding in the mail slot!
So stuck a playlist on Spotify, and with my 35ly max jump anaconda started to make the journey home. As a bonus found a couple of earth likes and now find myself only 249 jumps away. Wish the route planner would pick more scoopable stars, in a stretch of brown-dwarf hell and I’ve had to keep a close eye on fuel and divert a few times to avoid running dry.
So looking forward to cashing in all the exploration data "if" I manage to dock successfully, other issue I noticed is I have no weapons and basic shield modules so might be a bit tense the closer I get to civilization!
My Anaconda was floating between the bubble and Sag A*, once I figured out how to plot a course back it came to 457 jumps. Now with 6.2 billion in the bank rebuy isn't an issue but where would I end up if I chose the suicide option. On my galaxy map I have waypoints indicating a path from Colonia to Sag A* and given my location between Sag A* and the bubble you would have thought this was the journey home and I really didn't want to end up back at Colonia.