Approximately 6k LY from Sol, let’s say. I didn’t check at the time, and now I’m getting ready for bed.

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Wait wait, I remember. It was a combination of the load screens and the combat. Combat felt unfair. I even looked up guides. And every time you died… Load screen. Very long load screen. I even tried turning down graphics to a minimum to improve load times. Didn’t help much.

It’s been years. I remember playing it after BoTW and hoping it would be similar, but just being very disappointed about everything. It felt clunky. The visuals are noticably worse, but that didn’t really bother me. I don’t remember why, but I think the sticking point was the combat. Ultimately I didn’t care enough about it at the time to even give a proper review, I just gave it a thumbs down on steam.

Lmao they aren’t alienating themself from the majority of their members at all. You know which churches have women pastors? The same ones that let queers in and talk about “accepting” people.

I grew up going to a Southern Baptist church. This decision will not be unpopular.

I came here to say Pine, but also to say Pine isn’t very good. I played 5 hours, and it just was not that good.

I’m looking forward to this. I just took my Caspian to Beagle Point and Ishum’s Reach. (My first time going there.)

While I was eventually able to land anywhere I wanted, it occasionally took 2 or 3 tries. I bet this would be a better experience.

Ah. That’s seems possible. I have not seen Firefly.

I’m not an expert. But according to the official Elite wiki, when neutron stars were added to the game, they were intentionally added more densely in this region (between 1k and 1.5k LY below the galactic plane).

One major difference between the in game plotter and the online one is that you can choose the “efficiency” of the route online. Efficiency in this case meaning “how closely does the path stick to a straight line between the starting and destination stars.”

So, the online plotter can be LESS efficient on purpose, allowing itself to deviate from the path in order to find more neutron stars, resulting in fewer jumps.

The in game plotter has some default efficiency value which cannot be changed. However, you can force it to include more neutron stars in its calculations by making your path begin and end within this area of higher neutron star density.

In addition, I believe the area around Sol was given fewer neutron stars on purpose. The other regions I mentioned are just regions were there are fewer of all types of stars, including neutron stars.

I hope that makes sense.