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I might be a little late to this party, but there's a night vision option in internal options panel. Makes those asteroids stand out really good.

Shame it is a mile wide and an inch deep.......almost every content drop is just the most basic thing they can do...Rinse and Repeat missions. Half the mechanics in the game do not work or have so little impact that they are ignored. The community that played this and made their own content is the only thing that kept this going. Now even the "old" guard fanboys are sick and tired of Frontiers Bullshit.

You can check on the galaxy map if you have fastest route selected or economical route. Fastest route makes full use of your fsd capabilitys

Realy enjoyed your video, i hope you'll enjoy the game as much. o7 commander! ps. The ED-community indeed is awsome and realy helpfull to each other.

Awesome video! Was very helpful thank you!

If you ever run out of fuel, call the fuel rats on their web page. They rescued me within minutes.

Consider to play it one time in VR! The best experience ever. Even if the Odyssey expansion on foot is only on a big VR screen in the headset. The rest is true 3d! Full space immersion! but eating hardware like crackers ...

Why the frustration with drone ships?

At 1.9 bil ISK, this ship is not a short term project for a new player. What "ship path" would you recommend to get there. My main source of ISK are missions and I am working on T6 and T7 so far with my Vexor. But once i unlock tech 8 I'll probably need to change farming ship...i initially considered the Dominix for the super long range of drones (safe kiting). But your approach seem much faster farm. And you can run T10 with the normal Apoc? Kinda scary to rush in a group of ship where you'll likely be warp jammed...

The game have 10 years since launch and I found like a really bad joke how some very important things are not explainned at all. And don't worry we were all wondering: What to do next? the first few times we played Elite. Even doing the few in-game tutorials don't quite give you an idea of what and how to do the next thing.

press "N" for night vision

Ahh yes, I am right there with ya. Good stuff, thank you!

This is fun

Nice video man just what i needed to know what is like when u start this game for the first time :)

Im often bounty hunting in LHS 20 just a few light seconds from OHM City. Add Araxis Kayan and if I'm nearby anytime I'll hop over and help shoot stuff.

The DBX will take you far and do a lot! Great to see more of your travels!

A fellow LHS 20 resident. Hope to see you in OHM City sometime!

O7 cmdr, welcome and Fly safe! 🙂

Nice and funny video,. Yep as ppl already have write. Scan before attacking, use night vision and head light. I'll recommend you to use missile to and when you've the credits buy the Krait Mk 2 and use a fighter hangar 👍

My first bounty hunting expedition ended much the same way! 😂 Yes, make sure your target is wanted. You can also use night vision or your ship's headlights for an easier time navigating asteroid fields...or just go to a haz res site on a sunnier side of the planet.

Night vision - on right panel.Set up key binding for it (separated for each of 3 modes, set the same key). And you will see rocks and ships far away. Also if you wear Ody suit you will see controls even with broken cabin through the helm, some people think it is the bug though.

Lesson learned 😊 Scan before you blam! And if you ever find yourself far away from your ship, go by foot and find the Apex shuttle service and book a flight to wherever your ship is. It will cost some credits, but not too much. A quick guide to the radar: The circle that you see when looking at the radar is the plane you are at right now. Think of it as the horizon if you were standing on the ground. The lines either above or below each contact shows you if it is above or below this plane. It connects the contact with the plane, so a line below the contact means the target is above you, and vice versa. (Baloons float up, anchors sink) Small squares are other objects out there, ships, containers, wake echoes and so on. A filled in square is an NPC, a hollow one is another player. When a ship deploys hardpoints it turns from a square to a triangle pointing upwards. A triangle pointing down is a station. Different colors indicate their standing towards you, green is an ally, red is an enemy, orange is everybody else. If a contact is blinking red and white it is attacking you. White ones are everything that is not a ship or station, like a container, limpet, wake echo or missile. There you go. Now go splash some more pirates. 😊

I played ED years ago and one thing that got on my nerves was so looooooooong travel time. And I mean lo(oooooooo³²)ng, especially when you are an explorer like me ;) If you compare it with EVE Online, EVE is a simple game (apart from ratting). So I prefer ED. Unfortunately I don't have the time anymore. Glad that the game still exist and have players, who actually play the game.

New commander here. Commanders with obsessive compulsive disorder should avoid exploration - it has proven impossible to avoid doing a full FSS scan of every system. If my OCD was worse, then doing full planetary mapping and first footfall would have been unavoidable. My pet peeve right now is commanders who dont do a full FSS - I hate jumping into a system which is only partially scanned.

Yep, you got a little too close to the star. Those Y-class stars are almost like traps, the point where you get pulled out is a lot further away than with brighter stars. Equipping and using a heat sink will help you avoid damage due to overheating at such times. (it'll also make a hostile ship loose its lock on you). I suggest checking out the exploration tools in the game, charting star systems and mapping planets can be a low-risk way to earn money early on!

Really enjoyed this. Subbed. You know you can stack courier missions? Try getting a load that take you between 2 or 3 systems - an efficient way to gain Cr in the beginning and you'll learn how to avoid interdictions... ;-)

07 Nice Job!

Even though I have like 5 different exploration ships, my DBX is what ferries me around the bubble. Not my favorite for long trips, but it makes an _amazing_ taxi with that huge fuel tank. Here's a tip for future engineering: when working on the power plant for an exploration ship, use the Armored blueprint or the Low Emissions blueprint. They both reduce the heat generated by your ship, meaning you can scoop faster and longer without melting yourself. Armored makes the powerplant heavier but also increases the power it makes by a bit, while Low Emissions has less of a weight impact and runs much cooler, but _reduces_ the power output.

Good work commander. That DBX is a superb ship - I still use it even though I have other ships. It also has a massive jump range once you start upgrading your FSD through Felicity. 68 jumps! yeah, that's a lot though an upgraded FSD will greatly reduce that.

The DBX is one of my absolute favourite ships. And great work with the FSS! Fit a surface scanner to that ship as well, and you will soon be rich! Richer, at least.

ED fan since the Kickstarter.. (As I was of Star Citizen and a launch day supporter of GOF2, NMS, FreeSpace 2 and euchhh... Starfield.) But basically, all good games have learning curves... What separates the good games from the shite ones is whether there is a community willing to guide you and lead you to nirvana...

Wow nice job 68 jumps! FYI you can increase your reputation level with Felicity Farseer by selling exploration data at her base 😁 o7

Fdev needs to watch this series. Great videos on Elite!

68 jumps?, are you sure you're not in economic mode when ploting the route?

The Hauler should serve you well for quite some time now -- time to upgrade all the internal modules to "A" rated, and then it will easily carry you until you're a multi-millionaire. :) (Personally when it comes to tiny ships I prefer the Adder, but the difference is mostly cosmetic - a bit less jump range, a bit more cargo space, and it's cuter.)

Great to see people still finding this game. It can be a bit overwhelming at start, so don't be afraid to ask questions if something doesn't make sense. Du kan till och med fråga på svenska om du vill :)

"I'm not going to lie."

It's interesting to see new people play the game for first time, I've been playing for over 6 years so I never got to experience this new start. It's cool. Yeah, I'd say learning to dock from watching the docking computer dock is good (eventho it's dumb sometimes) you can always turn it off in ship settings.

You got to close to the brown dwarf star and dropped out of supercruise which is why you started to overheat. The first time that happened to me my hull was down to 3% before I was able to reenter supercruise. LOL By the way the options on the game allow you to custom configure controls for docking if you need to. The hardest part about docking for me was trying to memorize where the landing pads in the large stations are at as the compass is inadequate when the landing pads are close to the entry port which most people in game call the mail slot. If you use your 70% thrust key when your approach time drops to 7 seconds you will not over shoot the station and do a loop of shame. If you use your 50% thrust key when your distance to a planet drops under 1Ls you will not get pulled out of supercruise on planetary approaches unless you are heading straight down on a high G planet.

Personaly I envy you the beginings; you don't know anything, you are totally green and EVERYTHING is ahead of you. I'd love to have this beginning again, not knowing, exploring ❤Enyoy!

This took me back to my first time playing, i miss those days lol. For your first 1.5 hours this was pretty good! Welcome to the galaxy CMDR.

Watching you kill so slow with just an energy weapon was crazy. Use energy weapons to take out shields and kinetic weapons to shred there flesh

From the title, I thought you were a returning player and when you said 1.5 hours I thought... "Is that all??" But hey, for day one that ain't bad! You were using your power distributor pips 10 hours before I figured out what they did. Docking gets much easier as you learn. It's faster and safer to do it yourself rather than trust in the computer - at least for small to medium size ships. Don't worry about money too much. Just take the setting all in and learn at your own pace, the money will come by itself. It's extremely easy to make hundreds of millions per hour if you need to and you have the right ship for it - but there's not much to spend all that on except more ships. Many players fall into the trap of looking up the quickest way to get into the biggest ship and find they have no idea what to do with it once they get there.

@11:00 you mention that if you run out of fuel there is nothing you can do... actually, call the fuel rats.

Enjoyed your video, I forget what it's like to see Elite through fresh eyes. The thin fuel bar is your Active Fuel Reservoir. This active reservoir provides fuel to your power plant which in turn feeds you modules eg thrusters, life support, shields etc. (ie the more you have turned on the quicker the active reservoir empties). When the active fuel reservoir runs out it is replenished from the main fuel tanks. The main fuel tanks can be filled using your fuel scoop, the active reservoir cannot. Each ship has a specific size of active reservoir. I once discovered that the DBX has 0.5t from a table I'd found, but I cannot find it now, sorry. The bigger the ship the bigger active fuel reservoir though. TL;DR Don't panic

I cant tell if you are intentionally making it hard to dock or not but you are making it way too complicated. Once in the blue just land the thing. Hovering over the landing pad in the blue does nothing because you are supposed to land!

Good to see a new CMDR in the Galaxy! AXI Mentor here to give a quick few tips In the galaxy map, you can set up filters based on star class, and thus only select fuel stars you can scoop from. Make sure to select the star classed of OBAFGKM, and ensure to select the option to use filter on route Another big tip is to avoid the current Thargoid war area, where we are fighting against an alien species around the edges of the bubble. These can be seen on the galmap by the grey X icons, red skulls icons, orange fire symbols, etc. There's also a filter for them to more easily see them as they will appear green, red, purple, orange, and yellow o7 CMDR

9:11 ah, the Beltalowda G4Q-6TT. i think everyone has a ship referencing the expanse at some point in their elite life lol