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Fix your sound, move away from the microphone a bit!

Weight of subcription is inversely proportional to all existing subscriptions (as it divides the visibility window), in other words if everyone subscribes to everything it's same as if everyone subscribes to nothing. Follow/Subscription etc is management tool. This is not meant to be rude in any way, this is just trying to explain why some people might not sub/follow even if they occasionally watch your videos, it's self curation tool with more weight than simple like. Great episode tho

Hey Troops. I just need to apologise about the "grey, washed out colours". I did try fixing it during the game but failed. I can say that I have now found the issue and it's been fixed, so future episodes won't look so bad. Once again I'm sorry, I hope you enjoy the episode none the less.

OOooo this looks really good, will have to keep my eyes open for when it's on sale :)

Galaxy.

I really wish there was a persuasion option for the tieflings, cause I don't like lying or fighting when they are just scared with everything going on

the raven was also my first pick blinding just sounds to good, also if you look at the ravens hotbar it has a fly action which is free and lets it go farther than normal and can it can go over things as well. There is also a jump for your characters, but that takes a bonus action so you have to think if you want to use it in a fight, outside of fighting bonus actions recharge in a few seconds so you can jump as you please. The books are worth 14 gold each which isn't bad, but other than that important books will have orange names when pressing alt so leaving them won't hurt you to leave the rest

the 10 turns and till long rest is how long they last, some also require concentration which you can only do 1 at a time and you can lose concentration if you are hit.

the alt key pops up interactive things, not all of them but since you are a fellow looter i thought you might like to know that to help minimize the number of things you miss edit: sorry i see you found that out

bounty hunter didn't give you find familiar, beast tamer did. bounty hunter gave you proficiency with investigation, and creatures you hit with ensnaring strike have disadvantage on saving throws. Also find familiar only takes a spell slot in battle, outside of battle you can summon it for free and it will stay for the whole day unless it dies.

Come on you can do normal mode. :D

Yo, man. I dig the genuine gamer energy. I'll sub. Keep it up!

a good early game money maker is to buy deployables (sattelites) in equipment stations and sell them at wharfs/shipyards. You can quickly scale this up and even late game you can earn a lot of money on this if you have a group of ships you just sent back and forth manually.

I'd love to have a copy of this game. It looks like they've added some good depth to it.

I suggest you sell your Elite and buy something a little better. The Nodan is a real bargain if you can find the Alliance Wharf.

X4 is a fun game. Not really beginner friendly IMO, but worth learning to play.

You don't know whats bigger galaxy or solar system? For real?

not beginner friendly i had to watch about 12 hrs of gameplay loop just to understand the basics

You should list the mods you are using. Without mods, crystals are much harder to spot.

You going todo another video on x4 this seems to be your last one

This game is best for the afro physics alone.

scanner is 300k meters range i believe

Great video btw

Congrats on getting over 750 subs, looking forward to the giveaway :)

Your the best sub+like already but can u explain more about controls what's best for new players like me

For future videos, please create timestamps. Thank you

2:57 no you are not located over there you sitting in the building on the bottom right with a "DG" letters that DOT in the box is your head and that - is your computer...you get it now?

Is this real money or just in game money?

here it looks like you would be learning and not showing how it should be XD

well, it doesn't cost me anything to like or subscribe, but there are probably 2 reasons why people don't do it: 1: we are looking for guides that are in one playlist and 2: they are arranged so that we can fasten them and watch them one by one without moving, e.g. out of bed and it doesn't hurt when we press those buttons and that's the problem of all creators ;)

Thank's ! I'm always lost with "do what you want" games 🤣

Scan pulse is spherical all directions yellow pings i think usually some kind of structure, and purple in my experience are spatial anomolies that jump you to another sector if you fly into them at speed.

Hi Roxee. Frist time watching your content and i am sorry before hand for this. but seems like your X4 play list is backwards episode 1 is number 3 on the list and number 3 is number 1. Any chance you can swich them around?

Ah noticed you can set scout behaviors to visit stations, should help you find new stations to sell to if for you couldn't afford to or didn't want to build your own station yet. Very helpful vids for trying to learn the basics.

Another hint: Go into options and change it to keep your speed when in menu. That way it won't stop cruise or pause when on the map.

Hint for any newbies, buying advanced satellites from equipment docks and selling them to wharfs can be pretty lucrative early on.

How did you find so much crystals in less than 1 hour? I heard they nerfed crystal mining and in 1 hour I only found 600k credits worth of crystals

Wow, I knew X4 was big, but I've never seen a space station get built. Looking forward to catching up on the series. Loving it so far.

Could you put a list of all the mods you're using in the description?

I have no idea how you collected nearly 9 million in around 45 minutes. I only got ~300k in almost double that ;-(

Was wondering why you were talking quietly until you said you had to go say goodnight to your daughter... Loving the guide as have just come back to X4 and am following along.. Subbed and thumbed up!

Edit: disregard, I found the crystals mod. I never see the green patch on any asteroid like you did, but i do sometimes see little flashes of light (which always seem to be the purple crystals). Do I need to do something to turn on the green overlay you had? Or have I just not found one yet? I've been at it for 1.5 hours and not found a single one. :/

Very detailed video, It has really helped me out on getting my miners going. Very easy setup thanks again. ^_^

I am trying to put up the VH but I get red whereever I go. Do I have to do something to prepare ground?

If you are on that highway through Argon Prime, it goes in a ring and automatically steers you around (not clear in the video), so a tip is to get ON that highway, then while on it, go "Long Range Scan" mode, and just keep pinging LR scans as it takes you round and round and round. Anything within 200km of the highway will be spotted if it is a gate or a station and marked with a "?". It's a quick way to uncover more of the map for early game, and since it goes fast even for a slow ship, it is a quick way to explore the core systems.

Long Range scans will go out up to 200km for large things like Gates, Accelerators and Stations. The longer you hold LR scan ping without going to "exhausted ping", a red line with a "fwoop" downward sound, the closer to that max range you will get, the shorter you hold it (when a blue wide bar that narrows) the shorter the range. Ships max out to 80km or thereabouts, some lockboxes can be spotted to 200km, some only 50km, and anomalies can be pinged at a short range only.

If you aren't sure about this game, buy the base game. Each update comes with an update to the base game, and this will be true for 7.10, 7.50, 8.00 or whatever versions come out with new DLC. However, if you decide to buy ALL the DLCs "because sale", you can buy all the things but deactivate the DLCs to produce smaller and easier to get into game in Settings and Extensions, by default they will be "On", just turn them off. It won't help Roxee here, because his save game has a larger universe and traders from all races, so that game REQUIRES now the DLC is had. A reason for some putting down the game and not continuing is "UI is hard" or "learning curve too steep", but that is because they approach this game as if it were "end game in five minutes" as the mindset. The UI is complicated because it has to make available 100% of what you can do, even if it cannot be done at all yet. So just ignore bits you don't need to know. The UI HAS a logic to it, not the same logic as Windows uses, so people say it is illogical because it isn't doing what they did Windows-learned, and some insist "I shouldn't have to LEARN this thing!" but you did, you HAD TO learn how Windows worked. Back in the Early Days of Macintosh computers, people HAD to learn how to use a mouse. Now you don't know how you did that, you did it while you were learning how to catch a ball and now it feels normal to you. But you still HAD TO learn it. This UI also requires you learn its logic. Lastly, if you find the game overwhelming, START AGAIN. The save game may have near 30 hours of your life spent on it, and you may then feel you HAVE TO carry on or it is all wasted. But what you learned was not wasted, you can carry that knowledge to a new game. If you want to learn how to be a fighter pilot, start with the Paranid start. If you want to start building an empire, meaning you order NPCs to do the actual work while you fly to find new places to sell to in a scout, start the Teladi start. If you have the Split DLC active, choose either of the Split starts for a combat pilot. And the Terran start is the easiest, has the quickest and easiest rewards if you enable the terrans' DLC and you may find yourself with a fledgling fleet command and trades are just a thing to do to afford all the ships you need for a fleet. But the easiest start is just to play one style. You will find yourself bodied by the AI if they gang up on you without a passive income from trading or mining, but you can totally start a simple pilot, and absolutely none of the UI other than your personal inventory UI needs to be dealt with. If you play space trucker, again, little of the UI comes into play, the map and the trading filters are all you need to know to play that. And if you get a wingman, you will need to learn wingman messages and orders, or if you have NPC traders, you need the order queue of the UI to do that. And so your knowledge builds up of the UI and how to use it. This game plays differently from most other space games. Slower building, LOTS slower. Like hours of building to get a factory from buying the plot to final up and running, and more hours to return that investment. Not that you HAVE to build, but it IS one of the options and will get you passive income to play pewpew with if that is your bag. To afford a fleet and big battles (the big draw of the X series) you need a lot of passive income. So you may find that you only play early game, because you really don't care for that building play. However, since the game IS single player, you can under creative mode make a fleet of ships and be fleet commander in space, in a different save, made for that pure purpose of playing around as Admiral.

Hey so I noticed when you hired an employee, on the status for the driver, it showed a person symbol with a circle with a line through it which I'm guessing means inactive. How do I get them active?

Look for the SETA time accelerator, you have to build it i think.

If you hear a ping after you scan there is an object near you, look around for the yellow circle and head to its middle. if its goes away scan again in the same direction it picks up things other than stations and question marks