Absolutely awesome dude. You did all that without any shield... Wow!

If you could give list of all neutron stars you used to reach Colonia so fast

That's great but you have to know where all neutron stars are located on trajectory when you set a course to Colonia and how do you succeed to jump 91 ly at once, how your Anaconda doesn't has any damages to scoop fuel so close of stars many important information i would like to know when I will be ready to go to Colonia

"Babe come over." "I can't I'm in Sol" "My parents aren't home"

It's not a finished game, this as a speed run isn't very intelligent and your score will never stick as long as updates keep rolling out

The ship that made the kessel run in less than 12 parsecs

i wonder ow fast we can go now with the new SCO frame shift drives

With the new FSD’s, do you think this can be beaten?

it would be even faster nowadays with new fsd(sco) and guardian fsd boosters

You just made a video an hour and 38 minutes long of you just repeatedly jumping.... great.

here i am taking 1 week (no in a rush) to get to Colonia with my conta with a 70ly and i see this guy doing it in a 1 and 38 min with his conda doing 83ly im so desapointed with my self 🤣

dis man is a beast

I Go with my Federal Corvette to Colonia with a 15ly jump Range 😂

I did this just a couple weeks ago in about 2 1/2 hours and felt like a badass lol

How did you create the algorithm and can you share it? Or even purchase it?

My first trip to Colonia was something I'll never forget, took me something like 2 weeks! I didn't rush to Colonia, had a Krait Phantom rigged up with some where around 52 LY jump range and decided I wanted to get out and explore way out into the black. I'd never really gone a long trip like that before, so I just plotted a course straight to Colonia, fastest route using the Neutron Highway. I was probably a little under a quarter of the way there when I just got really bored of the constant jumping. So I decided to change it up a bit, probably had like 500 course changes visiting black holes I could find in the galaxy map, Wolf Ray-et stars, small nebula's, I even discovered a number of ELW's. Climbed some really tall mountains in my SRV, this was before the days of Odyssey of course. But I actually enjoyed charting new places, where no one has gone before. I slowly made my way to Colonia on my zig zagged route with tons of Exploration data to turn in. But before I did that I thought to myself, I made it this far, maybe I can go further? Just about around this time they finally put that station at the Galactic Centre, near Sag A*. So I plotted a rout there, and zig zagged my way there again, collecting tons and tons of data from strange new worlds, also discovering a few new anomalies along the way. I finally made it all the way there, and decided to hang on to all my Cartography data again. And truthfully it was getting some what tiresome, since almost everything is the same, when it comes to a lot of the systems if they even have anything at all. I debated with myself for a while whether or not I should head back to the bubble, or press on and travel the expanse all the way to Beagle Point. Sure enough I did, just so I could say I was there and back. that trip took a lot longer than I thought it would've at the time, probably cause I was playing it later at night. I remember I dozed off mid jump and woke up with my ship just flying into the corona of a star. Nearly shit myself haha. But I eventually made it there, and it really did feel special. Not everyone who plays Elite comes out here, and it was my first time ever actually looking out into complete blackness of the intergalactic void, it really is a strange feeling just flying out into blackness in supercruise. At this time I actually started watching the Star Trek: Voyager series, and it felt fitting considering I was flying out in the opposite end of the galaxy trying to get home to Earth. Eventually I decided it was time to leave and I plotted my course back. On my way back to the Centre for a pit stop to repair my ship, I got blocked by a mass of permit locked systems, and I had to plot my way around a huge expanse of stars that were just inaccessible for some reason which I thought was really odd, my imagination getting the better of me I thought it was Frontier planning something over there for Raxxla, or something like that. But I got around it, discovered a bunch more things. Finally made it back to the Centre, and I took a break for a little while. But when I came back, there was a community goal going on at the time, I forget what it was all about but it was asking for Commander's to deliver Cartography data, and seeing as I had about a whole months worth of it, I started my trek back to the bubble again. After a whole month of traveling across the Milky Way I finally docked with the station that was taking the data, and I collected some where around 900 million credits, just from Cartography data alone, and Mind you my former balance was some where around like 32 million? or something like that, and that boosted me into the top 5% AA of the community goal which was a first for me. But as I leave and I go to my home system, I jumped into a white dwarf system, and after using those and Neutron stars to speed my journey like before, I tried to get a boost from it. Bad choice... Literally one jump after I docked back in the bubble for the first time in a long time, a freakin white dwarf star destroys my ship, and my pride... I really underestimated that star, but lesson learned at least, don't mess with White Dwarfs, and if you do then be absolutely careful. But yeah! that was my story, I'll never forget it. It was a long road getting from there to here.

I did Sag A. To Sol in 4 hours without FSD injections. I was pretty happy with it.

Crazy to think you can get to Colonia just about as fast as you can get to Hutton orbital!

it took me a week to go there

my dbx is only 60ly with g4 engineering

holy shit i should invest in an anaconda jump build

If i didn't hate going to Colonia so much i might attempt to beat this record. I'm never going back to Colonia again.

Thats a fast time to get to Colonia.. damn!!!! Well done!!

Now imagine this is just to reach nearest system in hypercruise.

took my 400 jumps, this is insane

Learning to play Elite is like studying for a PHD, the hardest game I've ever encountered. It was satisfying to learn but the grind afterwards drove me away from the game.

Absolutely legendary job at the routeplanning part.

Elite Dangerous is missing context to the travelling, like seeing the whole galaxy map and location, which star is where. They are all just random. Also all systems are like core systems, with same culture and order. Everyone is a privateer earning money

does your FSD not take damage when entering the neuron star/white dwarf jet cones?

how the hell do you get so many lightyears in a jump

Did it in 4 hours! Easy... Anyway don't worth it don't come to colonia stay away

Amazing. I think you've hit the peak. Ever considered publicizing the code so other people can try it too? If there's a time to do it, it's now, ED's getting old.

impressive!

How many more light years can you get extra out of supercharging the FSD through those stars ???...good job as well

fdev: surely we made the grind infinite, there is no way someone would be able to amass a supply of materials to have fun in the ga- this mf:

absolutely mesmerizing

Jesus

For a point of a record, well done, but as for the dynamics of the 2nd life, you'd be dead very quickly with this build. You wouldn't survive a battle, a collision & other dangers lurking. Still, this record is well done but even as a 2nd life, a Fantasy.

great job commander i recently discovered the joy of riding that blue light ;) is there a route planner purely for the neutron highway since eddb has gone ? o7 cmdr

Prepping for my first run out to Sagittarius A and this video is exactly what I needed. Thank you cmdr. o7

amazing record alongside exceptional piloting skill! if you don't mind me asking could you share some more info on the algorithm you wrote/used I'm very much curious as to how it works in greater detail because I'm a massive nerd

that is actually scary... don't get me wrong is impressive as heck and i applaud you but that is terrifying

As always, astonishing work! I would be terrified of entering white dwarf or neutron system, I hope I can make it one day.

I'm loose one month. 👏

It took me a week lol

Heftig

I had no idea this could be done this quickly. I've been putting off doing it thinking I had to do it with my carrier. The amount of tritium I'd need was putting me right off the idea. So let me ask, do you actually go inside the stars exclusion zone? Or just outside of it facing the jets exit? Also, is the jump distance you get from the neutron star, relative to the jump distance of the ship you do it in? If so, how much to transport a Cutter to Colonia from Jameson Memorial? Lol.

o7 Commander. Question: how are you getting triple digit jump ranges? I have never seen anything come close to the ranges you are getting...would you consider posting a link to your build? Asking for a friend... :)

Could you do some sort of 4 hour journey on a budget? And list down your route and build? Thanks. People say the journeys take a few days and I don't really have that sort of time

it took me 3 days to get there and guess what? i didnt bring nothing with me i went all the way out there for nothing.