Given that with 3.18 bedlogging finally functioning again (albeit a bit restrictive with the only one person can be on a ship during bedlogging), I wanna ask how long have you been able to live onboard your ship?
With that I mean waking up in your ship and then bed logout on the same.
I am starting my journey through the stars on board of my Crusader Mercury Star Runner (BFS-The Long Dream), trying to do everything from it: be it missions, cargo, exploration (mostly sand caves) and mining.
Got any stories to share as well?
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The longest its ever lasted for me was about 4 days before getting invalid location id, and that was under ideal circumstances in deep space not in a planet or L points object container
I think the longest I did was a pair of weeks or so. That’s how I found out that bedlogging in space without a spacesuit and helmet, causes vacuum damage on login. Can’t wait to see that fixed so I can go to sleep in some weird pajamas I loot somewhere. XD
Oh hey Nixie, glad to see you here as well :)
Yeah those vacuum pockets are really strange, sometimes you suffocate standing, lying or standing somewhere on other times you don’t in the exact same spot.
Federation is the way to go. XD
I think I read that the bedlogging damage was because the “atmosphere” is loaded later than the character, but the equipment (spacesuit) is loaded even later, so for a brief moment you are subjected to “space” (from an old reddit post, deleted my account so can’t look it back)
I think I read that the bedlogging damage was because the “atmosphere” is loaded later than the character, but the equipment (spacesuit) is loaded even
That doesn’t sound ideal at all. They’ve got to change this priority.
(from an old reddit post, deleted my account so can’t look it back)
same, was bummed out when mods of r/sc removed my final goodbye post, but oh well it accelerated my deletion of my stuff and account by alot.
Of course they would delete that, they don’t want competition or alternatives to be known or evaluated.
