You lucked out on that run to Hardmine! Love it when games have this kind of dynamic economies and you find yourself in the right place at the right time. Even though I have the enhanced batteries and the CTOL upgrade for my Scarab, I've never plucked up the courage to fly from Raglor Transit to the main island.
You're aware that higher altitudes give you less fuel burn? There's also headwinds and tailwinds in the game so every now and then, blip the AR on to check winds and see if they're helping or hurting you.
You fly like (a real) airman. This game is a lot of “almost there”s for me: sadly, nothing else fills that void on console. So I learned the controls and learned to tolerate everything else. It’s not all bad, even though the game’s world desperately needs sensible air routes and non-spontaneous global weather events.
You lucked out on that run to Hardmine! Love it when games have this kind of dynamic economies and you find yourself in the right place at the right time. Even though I have the enhanced batteries and the CTOL upgrade for my Scarab, I've never plucked up the courage to fly from Raglor Transit to the main island.
You're aware that higher altitudes give you less fuel burn? There's also headwinds and tailwinds in the game so every now and then, blip the AR on to check winds and see if they're helping or hurting you.
Also: i think that was a GREAT ending haha. Fancy wing-work, even if the game didn’t entirely respect it
You fly like (a real) airman.
This game is a lot of “almost there”s for me: sadly, nothing else fills that void on console. So I learned the controls and learned to tolerate everything else.
It’s not all bad, even though the game’s world desperately needs sensible air routes and non-spontaneous global weather events.