Meme Machine Actually, now you can just use the 7 min one (lightest), and restock your oxygen with synthesis. Don't ask my why it requires iron and nickel...
@@TheGuardDuck I know this is 3 years later and who knows maybe you're dead. Here's hoping not! Anyway its probably some kind of electrolysis that produces oxygen using nickel and iron as diodes in a salt water solution. I could be way off its been a while since university. o7
There should be a "Declare Emergency" signal from you to all nearby stations and the nearest will respond with all the information needed for you to reach safety asap including a clear access into the station (no ship going in or out until you reach the nearest landing pad). ;-)
This. This makes a lot of sense, especially if I'm using docking computer because I suck at using lateral thrusters and finding the entrance/correct pad. I'm about to die and the docking computer is like "waiting in queue"! Well yeah, sure, it's ok, I have all the time in the world. Also, running out of oxygen within a few hundred metres from the station while in emergency should result in getting towed into the station, not blowing up to pieces.
I will say the same. I mean we see signals for NPCs that had ran out of fuel, or a emergency ships to come. But again, Elite does it's best to not care about you as a player XD
@@TairnKA the issue is how too tell if it’s abuse. They obviously cannot survey everyone who is to use this new system, and automating it, for example if you do it within 5 minutes of each distress signal, leaves room for errors, such as multiple people “trolling” a station like Jameson with extreme traffic. Or the person doing it again as soon as the timer runs out. I’m not saying it’s impossible, but the payout for the effort and testing that will no doubt occur on the open sever is negligible, thus rendering it impractical to undertake a feat such as this. regardless this oops one reason a commander should always fly with rebuy.
Wanna hear a scary story? "Cabin pressure alert." But really though... Getting your canopy smashed is one of those areas where Elite really shines. The moment your canopy flies out into the void, you are given a very sudden and very rude reminder that you are in space, and space has no feelings or cares for what happens to you. It is only an open grave for the careless. Instantly, you go from being in a fight with another ship (which is where 99%-100% of all canopy breaches occur, right?) to being in a fight for your life. It's a race against the clock. Not only that, but you lose your primary navigation tool - *no HUD!* Now you have to resort to using ship panels and dashboard utilities. No point-and-select targets. The fact that you are flying a ship suddenly becomes very real as you have to rely on the compass and the front-left side of the dashboard, both to determine where your destination is relative to you, and how far away it is. Finally getting back into a space station is probably one of the most rewarding feelings. I've had this experience, and I can say for a fact that it was both scary and thrilling at the same time. Fun to experience, but you never want it to happen again, for sure!
+Iowranker I would like to see that on a video. Like: "Come on come on, nearly there" *Ships computer.* "Eject, eject" *And you are around 5 meter or so above the pad and about to make the final land thrusting* "FFFFFFFF!"
+Eugen Bold I know, I had been in the same before. But I had tried one thing out, that I think anyone should know. If your canopy explodes... Then get to the nearest starport. No outpost, a starport The reason I tried it was because I was curious about it (And we talking about some weeks ago, maybe a month) Like, would I be safe to land on an outpost if my canopy is gone? And I tried to turn off my life support before I landed and turned it back on. I landed. It didnt told me that it was refreshed (Like it does in a station) then I tried to turn it off while I was landed. It didnt work. I just thinking that it is nice to know that
My first broken canopy (in a sidewinder) ended very bad. I had 5 minutes, so i flied to closest station, (it was the small one). I request docking and *BOARDING PERMISSION DENIED* I HAVE LIKE 40 SECONDS OF OXYGEN FUCKING LET ME DOCK! *BOARDING PERMISSION DENIED* PLEASE! IM BEGGIN!!!!!!!!!!111 *BOARDING PERMISSION DENIED* *BOARDING PERMISSION DENIED* *BOARDING PERMISSION DENIED* me: _shoots and rams the station, then gets killed by defense cannons_
i know, i know its been 3 years but yeah thats why combat sucks looking from economical perspective, to earn 1 rebuy of your combat ship you have to murder half the galaxy
I swear sometimes when im in these warzones and accidentally shoot my team with ma cutter they all jump me and kill me so quick haha especially bc of the capital class
@@dzengerbenger lol, no, have you ever tried combat i use a viper mk4 and i usually do bounty hunting in medium res sites and i gain like a million per 30 minutes, that isnt very much but its 5 times more than my rebuy costs
My scariest moment was when I was testing out my then new Imperial clipper and flew to an navigationbeacon near a sun. Suddenly I got atacked by an pirate wing, a powerplay agent, lost my shield and 99% hull. Of cousre I derpped out hard and forgot to rectract my weapons and didnt understand why I couldnt jump out, after I managed that they were still hunting me and I had to hurry to find the nearest station. I targeted an planet and barely escaped another interdiction. Then when I finally reached my destination I realiesed this was probably the most busy ground installation I ever had seen and had to dodge those crazy npcs before finally with around 1 m/s I landed on the landing pad. I litterally held my breath while landing because from smuggling I knew, one bump onto the pad and I would probably be dead.
That entire time you were docking I was just thinking to myself, "I hope this noob just eats it. Maybe it'll teach him a lesson." But alas you managed to kick your way through it. So here's the lessons to learn from this. Don't continue in a extraction site with less than 70% hull. Less than that, and you can be pretty sure you have module damage. And if you die. You lose all your bounties. Approach stations in the throttle sweet spot. The blue section. It's designed to make that the perfect place to be. Using two different types of fixed weapons at the same time. YOU CANT AIM MORE THAN ONE AT A TIME! not to mention the fact that you barely even use your small lasers. Those are two guns that you just let go to waste during the fight. You engaged a stronger ship that's also in a wing. And you did it without backup. Point being made here is that you did almost everything wrong and didn't even learn a lesson from it. Do better in the future or it will happen again.
We've all been in similar situations - I immediately dump pips to systems and engines to run away and recharge some shields just in case. But never recommend going back with less than 50% hull and no shields. This being a cobra is essentially a free rebuy though so u can be a bit more reckless with it :D
I had a moment like that too with 12 seconds left in a Vulture. Couldn't believe I had made it, trying to line up my path in frameshift without a proper HUD.
I feel you dude. This happened to me in my Anaconda, which is way scarier, because the ENTIRE canopy blows out and all the UI disappears. I had to navigate 6000 light seconds without Ui. I had 13 seconds left when I made it inside.
This exact same thing happened to me yesterday. I actually stayed and got the kill, pushing my luck. Made it inside the terminal with 4 seconds left and over 1.2 mil in bounties... thank god.
@@marcusthompson7229 and it uses a single AA battery as a power source I like the vulture, but even with a G5 overcharged and monstered 4A reactor I can't set it up the way I want due to power issues
it's cheap enough to fit at least a C. People hating on it have no idea what they're talking about. You don't need it often but when you need it you'll need it bad. lol
Frank Zucker mark D is the lightest in the game and gives you more than 7min of oxygen, I've personally never been more than 6min out from a station before so I always suggest grabbing one of those as it adds more time over the E and gives you a minor boost to FSD range
If you're bounty hunting, it usually adds unwanted weight that could go to maneuverability. It could also reduce power plant total draw for hungrier ships such as the Vulture, allowing you to say, possibly add another shield booster instead.
Gravios74 yes but you can get a d rated one. It gives 7:30 minutes of life support, enough to get you to any nearest station when bounty hunting. Its also lighter than other ones and has a very minor difference in power draw between it and the e rated one
I always invest a 10min oxygen into my ship. Ive only had my canopy breached once. And I got to the nearest station with 51 seconds left. Scared the living shit out of me lol.
... ah, you still had a minute and a half to spare. Plenty of time lol! I've been in a similar situation where I passed through their lock about 5 seconds before the oxygen-depleted. There was definitely a laundry charge in amongst the maintenance bill on that particular occasion.
yeah the closest to death i got from a canopy breach was 23 seconds, but i had to restart the damn ship a couple of times to get thrusters working before i could leave the combat zone... thankfully i was near Zhen station. Defiantly a squeaky bum time moment.
Had similar problems during my experience. My FSD was so damaged that it kept failing during Super Cruise, dropping me back out into real space whilst I was scrambling to get back to the star port ... just to add extra drama to an already tense situation. This was also back when I was a rookie and didn't know how to immediately fix the problem, so I was rapidly trying to trouble-shoot when I stumbled across the reboot/repair command which got me back online.
nope grey wolfe, i have almost 3000 hours and never need more than 3-4min when it broke, jump to the next system and go to the first starport. in deep space you are dead anyway.
Hehe, experienced that some times too and I oh so love how they implemented the broken canopy. It's just such a great detail how the sound gets all muffled, since no atmosphere = no sound waves from your environmental audio simulator (always bugs me when there is sound in a vacuum and no explanation) and all you can hear is _you_ breathing heavily and some sound vibrations travelling through your ships hull, your chair, your body, your helmet, very distant, very faint. Even tho I experienced it quite alot (my Clipper got a huge canopy that pops all the time), it still scares me to the point of shaking every time the canopy goes bye-bye. Oh and how the atmosphere and sound return the instant you go through the mail slot =D
situations like these are scary, especially when you're multiple systems away from the nearest station this is why you upgrade your life support AND have enough resources to refill your life support if you don't have enough time
I had a similar experience although as I was heading to the station mind you with 1:30 left on my life support I got interdicted and by the time I broke free from that and made it to the station I had but 30 or 45 seconds remaining. By the time my ship was safely through the air lock I had 19 seconds remaining. It's just crazy to me If I was 19 seconds slower I would have been dead.
I'm pretty sure that landing resets the timer so at least you would get some more time to calmly find a new destination and plan the fastest route possible.
Last time that happened to me I docked somewhere with no repair facilities. Oxygen replenisged, off I went, nly to get interdicted by pirates. Saw them off, then managed to dock with about 1minute of oxy left. Terrifying. I loved my Cobra
If that's your scariest moment in E:D, then you should try doing the same thing in an Anaconda. Nothing gets your heart pounding more than risking 7-12 million credits with a breached canopy.
This happened to me, except that I had 30 seconds left to get in the station, I panicked and I smashed into the gateway and died, and I had almost a million in bounties to hand it, I think I broke everything that day, after such a small mistake..
by far, the scariest moment of my own Bounty Hunting career is when i was in something like an Alliance Crusader. I thought it would be easy pickings when i spotted an adder, despite it being escorted by two eagles. I go in for the kill, and with my ship outfitted for shield tanking, i thought i had a clear upper hand. My shields got shredded quickly when they started firing railguns and plasma accelerators, and as i ran to recover my shields, they kept whittling down my hull. I was constantly thinking "shitshitshitshitshitshit-" as i charged my FSD. eventually i did jump and escape to Ohm city, but by then my Cruscader was held together by a singular bit of scrap metal (it was indicating i was at 0% hull). what really terrified me is that i didnt have the credits to rebuy at that time.
Oh yeah, fun times. I remember first time my glass went, I was in a conda. Always fun trying to navigate back to a station with no hud at all, relying on the compass and distance indicators.
it's only scary when it happens in a system two jumps away from the nearest station. That's when you realize, A rated lifesupport has its uses - and materials from a planet have their uses, too. Had to synthesize refills for life support twice in a row before i got to the nearest station.
I’ve had one of those o shyt moments but was bout 250ly from colonial was worst 15 min of my life praying to god you make it as those precious seconds tik by
Man those are the heart pounding moments when the glass breaks and you're trying to navigate super cruise. Even with the guidance system that stuff is still scary lol.
Based on my experience, basic life support is barely enough for an emergency landing, you'll need to optimize the flight to make your way home; and in some cases, you're screwed regardless of how hard you try, because some random stupid cop may think it would be fun to interdict you for a "routine check". 10-minute life support is almost mandatory for a safe returning. And if you operate in a distant area or expect rough escape, it's usually in your best interest to bring as much oxygen as possible. This combining some other shenanigans are the main reason I started to run mission assessment before each flight. Even the most basic briefing would turn idiots into passable pilots, since they would know what they were doing.
Good job. O7. Your lucky there was a nearby station. Panic really sets in when you have to fumble through a galaxy map to find a system with one close to the star. :)
Damn... Cockpit crack open... Wonder if the Pilot could get killed by frontal hits... Also - WOW! First time i see in a game like this a Cockpit crack open and the Pilot struggle to stay alive! Nice vid ^^
Your Commander in this game is a hologram of itself who controls the ship. You are many lightyears away piloting the ship from the safety of a station or planet.
I once did an auto dock in this and apparently clear to go in, just as I entered this gigantic ship came out, wedging my ship between his and the wall, it was getting crushed, alarms were going off everywhere, there was nothing I could do but pull the plug on my PS4. Sheer panic.
You were lucky to be close to a station. I have a D class life support, so 7:30 of atmo, and I had 10 seconds left when I finally made it into the station slot.
I've had my canopy blow off in my old bounty hunting Python. It's a real scare, but I went A-rated life support and I finished that fivht before heading back. Now I have a type10 with an SLF and pretty damn good shields so I don't have to worry about that again. Any NPC ship now melts to mine fairly easily. Small ships were a problem (along with enemy SLFs) and that's why I got myself a Condor and a combat pilot.
This is cute XD back when I was a young, naive CMDR who fealt invincible in his new anaconda I did almost this exact thing, but I didn't have enough money to pay the insurance on it. DONT FLY WITHOUT A REBUY KIDS
Can confirm, canopy breach is the scariest shit ever. I remember my first time clearly. Got intercepted by some pirates (I was just messing around in my eagle), they f***ed me up big time, I barely escaped. Headed back to station, got intercepted a second time (this was pretty early when they had this bug where you can't fight an intercept), first shot broke my canopy. I was so shocked this could even happen! My brain just went "WHAT The f- wait, is that hud actually projected on the canop- WAIT, I need oxygen" and I just made it with 20 seconds left xD
That's why you need at least D life support every time. It's cheap, lighter than E, and gives you 150 seconds more iirc. I remember when I was bounty hunting and got my canopy destroyed, I was literally right next to the station when the timer reached 0. And it was because some dumb NPC tried interdicting me on my way back so I lost the most valuable 10-20 seconds of my entire life.
You can synthesize more oxygen, if you have basic materials (at least, in current game). More terrifying is lost of FSD (so you need days to reach station next door) or thrusters. Fortunatelly, they both could be fixed via reboot/repair. Running out of fuel isn't nice too.
If you waited when the orange notch on distants in supercruise to get to the second blue line then came out of it you would of been much closer to that station but it dosent matter you had time to spare anyways when you arrived
This happened to me near haxel port at the high resource extraction point. I thaught it was a good idea to rush a hauler when I had only 20% hull strength. It took out my thrusters twice (which made me reboot&repair twice) then my shields but I managed to escape somehow. I just kept getting dominated by seeker missiles (I didn't have any counters on my old viper MK3
I really think it would be awesome if they added a feature where the glass is actually a light filter. Where there is no glass space would be a bit dimmer and colorless. Nebulas would just look like dim white smudges in space. A nearby star would be a blaring light like the sun in real life. That would make a broken cabin a bit scarier wouldn't it?
Can you imagine going into supercruise and some random tiny pebble came flying at you beyond the speed of light and just perforated you like a BB to a soggy sheet of paper, good thing you had shields I had a scary experience sorta like this too just yesterday, I'm still fairly new to the game and I was taking my type10 out for bounties, I got all full of myself having a space galleon armed to the teeth I didn't realize I attacked a master rank corvette until it did one pass of me and shredded my shields and mist of my hull. I dumped a heatsink and slid into SC and got back to a station with 4% hull, narutally most my modules were fried so I got to take it in manually... for the first time ever. The type10 is so fukin huge it takes up the entire mail slot going in and out so that was fun, hoping I didn't smack into anything hard enough to pierce my shields and sneeze the remaining hull plates off my ass before I could land. Thankfully all went well and I learned a couple mportant lessons that day, one is that you should definitely at least practice manually docking and cruising, if not dump flight assist altogether, and two, it costs... SO much to repair a Type10 from the brink, half a mil if I remember right.
the scariest 4 min of my time. was bounty hunting in my viper mk3 and took a dumbfire to the canopy and the ls went out so i had to jump with no hud to a station and land in less than 4 min. i came with in 15M of the pad and died from lack of o2. i was at kuchmann porn in Napia. got to say im in love with this system.
The most terrifying 3 seconds to was when i was entering a station in my type 7 and the autodock failed causing me to go smack into the station at a speed of 200+ ended up with only 20% hull
i blew up outside a station because i went to a full station and everybody was afk inside them. finally some guy responded but by then i had like 20 seconds to live and i basically blew up in front of him.
My life support record was 9 seconds left. landed with the straight face of confidence, and as soon as I was landed and repaired, I curled up in bed for an hour with the shakes. I never roll with less than C-class life support anymore ;p
I feel that although its a slower method, this is what the supercruise assist was truly made for. People who lost their hud and can't target accurately.
If my canopy gets breached I'm screwed..im way out from the bubble at the moment,don't think 7 minutes is enough to get me 1k lys(nearest probably quince) with a ship that's got a 37 ly jump range pahaha
I always wonder what happens if traveling like 10 times the speed of light with the glass broken you hit a little screw floating casually in the space...00:39
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Life support, it goes a little like this old saying:
"Better have it and not need it, rather than need it and not have it."
Yep ^^ Love that line
Favorite saying, I use it all the time.
I always use the 10 minute plus
Meme Machine Actually, now you can just use the 7 min one (lightest), and restock your oxygen with synthesis. Don't ask my why it requires iron and nickel...
@@TheGuardDuck I know this is 3 years later and who knows maybe you're dead. Here's hoping not! Anyway its probably some kind of electrolysis that produces oxygen using nickel and iron as diodes in a salt water solution. I could be way off its been a while since university. o7
That "Welcome back to those who skipped" really got me man. I skipped to like 2 seconds before the message appeared...
same here :P
Same
WHYDYO SKIP DAMMIT!!! the journey and suspence was worth the wait
There should be a "Declare Emergency" signal from you to all nearby stations and the nearest will respond with all the information needed for you to reach safety asap including a clear access into the station (no ship going in or out until you reach the nearest landing pad). ;-)
This. This makes a lot of sense, especially if I'm using docking computer because I suck at using lateral thrusters and finding the entrance/correct pad. I'm about to die and the docking computer is like "waiting in queue"! Well yeah, sure, it's ok, I have all the time in the world.
Also, running out of oxygen within a few hundred metres from the station while in emergency should result in getting towed into the station, not blowing up to pieces.
I will say the same. I mean we see signals for NPCs that had ran out of fuel, or a emergency ships to come. But again, Elite does it's best to not care about you as a player XD
All fun and good until someone abuses it
Obviously there would need to be a penalty for such abuse (ship, ships and/or cargo impounded)? ;-)
@@TairnKA the issue is how too tell if it’s abuse. They obviously cannot survey everyone who is to use this new system, and automating it, for example if you do it within 5 minutes of each distress signal, leaves room for errors, such as multiple people “trolling” a station like Jameson with extreme traffic. Or the person doing it again as soon as the timer runs out. I’m not saying it’s impossible, but the payout for the effort and testing that will no doubt occur on the open sever is negligible, thus rendering it impractical to undertake a feat such as this. regardless this oops one reason a commander should always fly with rebuy.
Wanna hear a scary story?
"Cabin pressure alert." But really though...
Getting your canopy smashed is one of those areas where Elite really shines. The moment your canopy flies out into the void, you are given a very sudden and very rude reminder that you are in space, and space has no feelings or cares for what happens to you. It is only an open grave for the careless. Instantly, you go from being in a fight with another ship (which is where 99%-100% of all canopy breaches occur, right?) to being in a fight for your life. It's a race against the clock.
Not only that, but you lose your primary navigation tool - *no HUD!* Now you have to resort to using ship panels and dashboard utilities. No point-and-select targets. The fact that you are flying a ship suddenly becomes very real as you have to rely on the compass and the front-left side of the dashboard, both to determine where your destination is relative to you, and how far away it is.
Finally getting back into a space station is probably one of the most rewarding feelings. I've had this experience, and I can say for a fact that it was both scary and thrilling at the same time. Fun to experience, but you never want it to happen again, for sure!
+Iowranker I would like to see that on a video. Like: "Come on come on, nearly there" *Ships computer.* "Eject, eject" *And you are around 5 meter or so above the pad and about to make the final land thrusting* "FFFFFFFF!"
+Eugen Bold I know, I had been in the same before. But I had tried one thing out, that I think anyone should know. If your canopy explodes... Then get to the nearest starport. No outpost, a starport
The reason I tried it was because I was curious about it (And we talking about some weeks ago, maybe a month) Like, would I be safe to land on an outpost if my canopy is gone? And I tried to turn off my life support before I landed and turned it back on. I landed. It didnt told me that it was refreshed (Like it does in a station) then I tried to turn it off while I was landed. It didnt work. I just thinking that it is nice to know that
My first broken canopy (in a sidewinder) ended very bad. I had 5 minutes, so i flied to closest station, (it was the small one).
I request docking and
*BOARDING PERMISSION DENIED*
I HAVE LIKE 40 SECONDS OF OXYGEN FUCKING LET ME DOCK!
*BOARDING PERMISSION DENIED*
PLEASE! IM BEGGIN!!!!!!!!!!111
*BOARDING PERMISSION DENIED*
*BOARDING PERMISSION DENIED*
*BOARDING PERMISSION DENIED*
me: _shoots and rams the station, then gets killed by defense cannons_
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"Yes, I think I will... you know if Autoglass does business out here?"
you're in a cobra - you haven't even started getting close to fear during combat with a 10,000 credit rebuy
Kevin Ferris lol he should try a 25 mil rebuy
i know, i know its been 3 years
but yeah thats why combat sucks looking from economical perspective, to earn 1 rebuy of your combat ship you have to murder half the galaxy
I swear sometimes when im in these warzones and accidentally shoot my team with ma cutter they all jump me and kill me so quick haha especially bc of the capital class
@@dzengerbenger lol, no, have you ever tried combat
i use a viper mk4 and i usually do bounty hunting in medium res sites and i gain like a million per 30 minutes, that isnt very much but its 5 times more than my rebuy costs
@@deusvult6229its not good money still
Canopy breach is always a heart pounding moment!
Good escape CMDR :)
My scariest moment was when I was testing out my then new Imperial clipper and flew to an navigationbeacon near a sun. Suddenly I got atacked by an pirate wing, a powerplay agent, lost my shield and 99% hull. Of cousre I derpped out hard and forgot to rectract my weapons and didnt understand why I couldnt jump out, after I managed that they were still hunting me and I had to hurry to find the nearest station. I targeted an planet and barely escaped another interdiction. Then when I finally reached my destination I realiesed this was probably the most busy ground installation I ever had seen and had to dodge those
crazy npcs before finally with around 1 m/s I landed on the landing pad.
I litterally held my breath while landing because from smuggling I knew, one bump onto the pad and I would probably be dead.
hope this is ok, this was really just practice for my editing and adding in text. But i felt i would upload it anyway
wholer terminal in kreeman right? thats where i keep all my ships we should fly some time
you are correct CMDR :D
That entire time you were docking I was just thinking to myself, "I hope this noob just eats it. Maybe it'll teach him a lesson." But alas you managed to kick your way through it.
So here's the lessons to learn from this. Don't continue in a extraction site with less than 70% hull. Less than that, and you can be pretty sure you have module damage. And if you die. You lose all your bounties. Approach stations in the throttle sweet spot. The blue section. It's designed to make that the perfect place to be. Using two different types of fixed weapons at the same time. YOU CANT AIM MORE THAN ONE AT A TIME! not to mention the fact that you barely even use your small lasers. Those are two guns that you just let go to waste during the fight. You engaged a stronger ship that's also in a wing. And you did it without backup.
Point being made here is that you did almost everything wrong and didn't even learn a lesson from it. Do better in the future or it will happen again.
You're not wrong, but you come across as extremely rude and arrogant in how you put that. Makes it hard to want to remember what you said.
Garrett Haldeman this was uploaded in February I'm sure he's an ace by now
We've all been in similar situations - I immediately dump pips to systems and engines to run away and recharge some shields just in case. But never recommend going back with less than 50% hull and no shields. This being a cobra is essentially a free rebuy though so u can be a bit more reckless with it :D
Same thing happened to me today, made it through the door with 1 second on the clock. Nearly had a heart attack!
I had a moment like that too with 12 seconds left in a Vulture. Couldn't believe I had made it, trying to line up my path in frameshift without a proper HUD.
I feel you dude. This happened to me in my Anaconda, which is way scarier, because the ENTIRE canopy blows out and all the UI disappears. I had to navigate 6000 light seconds without Ui. I had 13 seconds left when I made it inside.
This exact same thing happened to me yesterday. I actually stayed and got the kill, pushing my luck. Made it inside the terminal with 4 seconds left and over 1.2 mil in bounties... thank god.
Happened to me far too many times in my vulture, get ship, canopy made out of tinfoil though.
@@marcusthompson7229 and it uses a single AA battery as a power source
I like the vulture, but even with a G5 overcharged and monstered 4A reactor I can't set it up the way I want due to power issues
The whole time I was waiting for you to put pips to systems
Idk why but so many people don't seem to invest in life support
it's cheap enough to fit at least a C. People hating on it have no idea what they're talking about. You don't need it often but when you need it you'll need it bad. lol
Frank Zucker mark D is the lightest in the game and gives you more than 7min of oxygen, I've personally never been more than 6min out from a station before so I always suggest grabbing one of those as it adds more time over the E and gives you a minor boost to FSD range
Amen! life support is usually one of my first investments in a new ship.
If you're bounty hunting, it usually adds unwanted weight that could go to maneuverability. It could also reduce power plant total draw for hungrier ships such as the Vulture, allowing you to say, possibly add another shield booster instead.
Gravios74 yes but you can get a d rated one. It gives 7:30 minutes of life support, enough to get you to any nearest station when bounty hunting. Its also lighter than other ones and has a very minor difference in power draw between it and the e rated one
I always invest a 10min oxygen into my ship. Ive only had my canopy breached once. And I got to the nearest station with 51 seconds left. Scared the living shit out of me lol.
25 minutes for me, I like to finish my fights when possible before I jump out
... ah, you still had a minute and a half to spare. Plenty of time lol!
I've been in a similar situation where I passed through their lock about 5 seconds before the oxygen-depleted. There was definitely a laundry charge in amongst the maintenance bill on that particular occasion.
yeah the closest to death i got from a canopy breach was 23 seconds, but i had to restart the damn ship a couple of times to get thrusters working before i could leave the combat zone... thankfully i was near Zhen station. Defiantly a squeaky bum time moment.
Had similar problems during my experience. My FSD was so damaged that it kept failing during Super Cruise, dropping me back out into real space whilst I was scrambling to get back to the star port ... just to add extra drama to an already tense situation. This was also back when I was a rookie and didn't know how to immediately fix the problem, so I was rapidly trying to trouble-shoot when I stumbled across the reboot/repair command which got me back online.
nope grey wolfe, i have almost 3000 hours and never need more than 3-4min when it broke, jump to the next system and go to the first starport.
in deep space you are dead anyway.
You haven't lived until you hit the slot with triple zeroes on the counter. The stress.... ugh....
Hehe, experienced that some times too and I oh so love how they implemented the broken canopy. It's just such a great detail how the sound gets all muffled, since no atmosphere = no sound waves from your environmental audio simulator (always bugs me when there is sound in a vacuum and no explanation) and all you can hear is _you_ breathing heavily and some sound vibrations travelling through your ships hull, your chair, your body, your helmet, very distant, very faint. Even tho I experienced it quite alot (my Clipper got a huge canopy that pops all the time), it still scares me to the point of shaking every time the canopy goes bye-bye.
Oh and how the atmosphere and sound return the instant you go through the mail slot =D
I like that nickname for the slots on the big stations XD And I really dont know why
There are force fields in mail slots that let everything except for air in and out.
A grade life support
situations like these are scary, especially when you're multiple systems away from the nearest station
this is why you upgrade your life support
AND have enough resources to refill your life support if you don't have enough time
I had a similar experience although as I was heading to the station mind you with 1:30 left on my life support I got interdicted and by the time I broke free from that and made it to the station I had but 30 or 45 seconds remaining. By the time my ship was safely through the air lock I had 19 seconds remaining. It's just crazy to me If I was 19 seconds slower I would have been dead.
Wohler, my dear beloved home ;D
Imagine having years worth of exploration data and you run out of fuel 30k ly out from the closest form of civilization. That's scary
Now imagine landing into a station where you can't repair your haul xD
I'm pretty sure that landing resets the timer so at least you would get some more time to calmly find a new destination and plan the fastest route possible.
Pretty nice to go from an in-combat canopy breach, to a combat disengage, to jumping to the station, to docking, all in just a hair over 3.5 minutes.
this happened to me in a crew all my team mates were laughing as i straight paniced
Last time that happened to me I docked somewhere with no repair facilities. Oxygen replenisged, off I went, nly to get interdicted by pirates. Saw them off, then managed to dock with about 1minute of oxy left. Terrifying. I loved my Cobra
I JUST discovered this game existed...I gotta finish my PC build.
My fist canipy break SHIT SHIT SHIT SHIT SORRY I NEED TO RUUUN as my wing mate trys to understand what is going on
Ah tbe memories of one being a complete noob, the good old days~
Damn, imagine that happening to you in real life.
Wow that was a close one. I bet you learned a lot that day. A very nice job CMDR. From the escape to the dock.
If that's your scariest moment in E:D, then you should try doing the same thing in an Anaconda. Nothing gets your heart pounding more than risking 7-12 million credits with a breached canopy.
Imperial Cutter's death forced me to pay 45mil credits
This happened to me, except that I had 30 seconds left to get in the station, I panicked and I smashed into the gateway and died, and I had almost a million in bounties to hand it, I think I broke everything that day, after such a small mistake..
those gateways arent easy to get through bro dont beat urself up theres still light in tunnel brother
Congratulations.
I need to practice scanning as well.
Sick, using Silent Running. Most pilots don't even seem to know that exists.
ASP Scout: *Im about to end this mans whole career*
by far, the scariest moment of my own Bounty Hunting career is when i was in something like an Alliance Crusader. I thought it would be easy pickings when i spotted an adder, despite it being escorted by two eagles. I go in for the kill, and with my ship outfitted for shield tanking, i thought i had a clear upper hand. My shields got shredded quickly when they started firing railguns and plasma accelerators, and as i ran to recover my shields, they kept whittling down my hull. I was constantly thinking "shitshitshitshitshitshit-" as i charged my FSD. eventually i did jump and escape to Ohm city, but by then my Cruscader was held together by a singular bit of scrap metal (it was indicating i was at 0% hull). what really terrified me is that i didnt have the credits to rebuy at that time.
In Elite, the path to bounty hunting is paved with broken canopies, close calls and risky choices.
Oh yeah, fun times. I remember first time my glass went, I was in a conda. Always fun trying to navigate back to a station with no hud at all, relying on the compass and distance indicators.
All hail supercruise assist
imagine if you got interdicted just before reaching the station
it's only scary when it happens in a system two jumps away from the nearest station. That's when you realize, A rated lifesupport has its uses - and materials from a planet have their uses, too. Had to synthesize refills for life support twice in a row before i got to the nearest station.
I’ve had one of those o shyt moments but was bout 250ly from colonial was worst 15 min of my life praying to god you make it as those precious seconds tik by
Hyperspace without glass.... well , what a strange game .
Man those are the heart pounding moments when the glass breaks and you're trying to navigate super cruise. Even with the guidance system that stuff is still scary lol.
Once I've managed to run back to nearest station for urgent canopy repairs when less than 10 seconds of oxygen were available. Incredible feelings.
Based on my experience, basic life support is barely enough for an emergency landing, you'll need to optimize the flight to make your way home; and in some cases, you're screwed regardless of how hard you try, because some random stupid cop may think it would be fun to interdict you for a "routine check". 10-minute life support is almost mandatory for a safe returning. And if you operate in a distant area or expect rough escape, it's usually in your best interest to bring as much oxygen as possible.
This combining some other shenanigans are the main reason I started to run mission assessment before each flight. Even the most basic briefing would turn idiots into passable pilots, since they would know what they were doing.
No glass, no HUD is a really cool detail
Good job. O7. Your lucky there was a nearby station. Panic really sets in when you have to fumble through a galaxy map to find a system with one close to the star. :)
Damn... Cockpit crack open... Wonder if the Pilot could get killed by frontal hits... Also - WOW! First time i see in a game like this a Cockpit crack open and the Pilot struggle to stay alive! Nice vid ^^
3 years but finaly get a heart yay ♡
Your Commander in this game is a hologram of itself who controls the ship. You are many lightyears away piloting the ship from the safety of a station or planet.
Nice escape!... would have been a really unfortunate time to find an Orca jammed in the mail slot 🤣
I once did an auto dock in this and apparently clear to go in, just as I entered this gigantic ship came out, wedging my ship between his and the wall, it was getting crushed, alarms were going off everywhere, there was nothing I could do but pull the plug on my PS4. Sheer panic.
I remember my first cabin breach, scariest thing ever, so much fun.
You were lucky to be close to a station. I have a D class life support, so 7:30 of atmo, and I had 10 seconds left when I finally made it into the station slot.
I've had my canopy blow off in my old bounty hunting Python. It's a real scare, but I went A-rated life support and I finished that fivht before heading back.
Now I have a type10 with an SLF and pretty damn good shields so I don't have to worry about that again. Any NPC ship now melts to mine fairly easily. Small ships were a problem (along with enemy SLFs) and that's why I got myself a Condor and a combat pilot.
When I tried to intercept a pirate convoy... I didn't expect the a transport to have railguns...
It is very cool how they have setup the HUD to the windshield. Very interesting seeing the HUD disjointed. Really immersive.
Ah cracked canopy, the only downside of a combat Orca.
And thats the reason, why i buy the A-life-support as one of the first things in a new ship
This is cute XD back when I was a young, naive CMDR who fealt invincible in his new anaconda I did almost this exact thing, but I didn't have enough money to pay the insurance on it.
DONT FLY WITHOUT A REBUY KIDS
Remember the old Eve Online adage: Don't fly what you can't afford to lose
That would be terrifying. That's why I stay a good noodle in this game
6:22 The moment of peace when you know you have survived
Playing Star Wars Episode I music fits really well with this.
In this 4 minutes you could stuck Interstellar dramatic music
Can confirm, canopy breach is the scariest shit ever. I remember my first time clearly. Got intercepted by some pirates (I was just messing around in my eagle), they f***ed me up big time, I barely escaped. Headed back to station, got intercepted a second time (this was pretty early when they had this bug where you can't fight an intercept), first shot broke my canopy. I was so shocked this could even happen! My brain just went "WHAT The f- wait, is that hud actually projected on the canop- WAIT, I need oxygen" and I just made it with 20 seconds left xD
I never upgraded my life support until this happened the first time. 5 min of air is barely enough if you're lucky.
That's why you need at least D life support every time. It's cheap, lighter than E, and gives you 150 seconds more iirc. I remember when I was bounty hunting and got my canopy destroyed, I was literally right next to the station when the timer reached 0. And it was because some dumb NPC tried interdicting me on my way back so I lost the most valuable 10-20 seconds of my entire life.
You can synthesize more oxygen, if you have basic materials (at least, in current game).
More terrifying is lost of FSD (so you need days to reach station next door) or thrusters. Fortunatelly, they both could be fixed via reboot/repair.
Running out of fuel isn't nice too.
"Where there is no glass, there is No Hud."
T-shirt!
No glass;
No Hud.
(In the tradition of e. e. cummings.)
Once you enter the mail slot, you have oxygen. Timer stops at that point.
I'm running the same weapons loadout on my mk 3. I like to have a plasma for the bigger ships. Has this loadout been working well for you?
If you waited when the orange notch on distants in supercruise to get to the second blue line then came out of it you would of been much closer to that station but it dosent matter you had time to spare anyways when you arrived
This happened to me near haxel port at the high resource extraction point. I thaught it was a good idea to rush a hauler when I had only 20% hull strength. It took out my thrusters twice (which made me reboot&repair twice) then my shields but I managed to escape somehow. I just kept getting dominated by seeker missiles (I didn't have any counters on my old viper MK3
Very nice loved this
Thats really epic gg i hope i wont have that but i probably will judging by my garbage type of luck
I really think it would be awesome if they added a feature where the glass is actually a light filter. Where there is no glass space would be a bit dimmer and colorless. Nebulas would just look like dim white smudges in space. A nearby star would be a blaring light like the sun in real life. That would make a broken cabin a bit scarier wouldn't it?
It IS like this! Only with stars though, they're bright as frick
Can you imagine going into supercruise and some random tiny pebble came flying at you beyond the speed of light and just perforated you like a BB to a soggy sheet of paper, good thing you had shields
I had a scary experience sorta like this too just yesterday, I'm still fairly new to the game and I was taking my type10 out for bounties, I got all full of myself having a space galleon armed to the teeth I didn't realize I attacked a master rank corvette until it did one pass of me and shredded my shields and mist of my hull. I dumped a heatsink and slid into SC and got back to a station with 4% hull, narutally most my modules were fried so I got to take it in manually... for the first time ever. The type10 is so fukin huge it takes up the entire mail slot going in and out so that was fun, hoping I didn't smack into anything hard enough to pierce my shields and sneeze the remaining hull plates off my ass before I could land. Thankfully all went well and I learned a couple mportant lessons that day, one is that you should definitely at least practice manually docking and cruising, if not dump flight assist altogether, and two, it costs... SO much to repair a Type10 from the brink, half a mil if I remember right.
In what system were you ?
Indeed scary situation and you handled it well in cold blood. proud of you commander.
Ah this reminds me of my first months in the game, flying the cobra 3, bounties, getting fucked by DBX's. Those were the days. Fly safe CMDR
he calls himself CMDR Cephalon, but does he know hes actually calling himself CMDR Head, also must have been his first canopy break
It's really scary when the canopy is destroyed. I always buy for all my ships a 10min canope
the scariest 4 min of my time. was bounty hunting in my viper mk3 and took a dumbfire to the canopy and the ls went out so i had to jump with no hud to a station and land in less than 4 min. i came with in 15M of the pad and died from lack of o2. i was at kuchmann porn in Napia. got to say im in love with this system.
hugs and kisses!?
but that was some elite shit tho.
Lol, this is pretty standard for any Vulture pilot. The canopy on those ships are ultra frail.
Everyone who played solo from a start had some moments like that.
Well done you. Enjoyed the vid.
The most terrifying 3 seconds to was when i was entering a station in my type 7 and the autodock failed causing me to go smack into the station at a speed of 200+ ended up with only 20% hull
what are the light specks that are always flying by the ship?
Kremainn bro.
I noticed that once you enter the station the countdown stops.
Bravo Commander well done!!!
👍😥
i blew up outside a station because i went to a full station and everybody was afk inside them. finally some guy responded but by then i had like 20 seconds to live and i basically blew up in front of him.
Your head movement is really smooth. What are you playing on?
My life support record was 9 seconds left. landed with the straight face of confidence, and as soon as I was landed and repaired, I curled up in bed for an hour with the shakes. I never roll with less than C-class life support anymore ;p
I lost my first python and didnt have rebuy. So now i always get a life support upgrade
Man I'mma have to play this game after this vid.
I had the same thing happen. I had 20ish seconds when i got to the station and didnt see the Atmosphere restored and thought: "That's it, I'm dead.
I feel that although its a slower method, this is what the supercruise assist was truly made for. People who lost their hud and can't target accurately.
If my canopy gets breached I'm screwed..im way out from the bubble at the moment,don't think 7 minutes is enough to get me 1k lys(nearest probably quince) with a ship that's got a 37 ly jump range pahaha
I crashed my endgame asp on the landing bay softly and apparently that's a threat to the entire system and I was killed :(
In my roughly 30+ hours, I've thankfully never had to deal with this.
But I've always had the 20 minute Life Support installed, just in case!
I always wonder what happens if traveling like 10 times the speed of light with the glass broken you hit a little screw floating casually in the space...00:39