From Sidewinder to Anaconda in less than 14 hours | Elite dangerous 

same unfortunately i dont own a joystick/ controler and have to use my keyboard wich makes speed controll a bit harder

RGR that. I want to play this sim hard core but holy shit. Just want to learn the controls not invent them. I wish not to run another program in the background just to run inputs through another program. The Thrustmaster program default in ED is ok. a few changes only but once you decide to go on the 4 mode path... Your f*****d

Thats exactly how it should be. When you are too fast you are a beginner in a end tier ship. Who doesnt have a clue what hes doing.

(yes, its an old comment) it took me 30 minutes to set up my joystick and learn to fly, supercruise and hyperspace jump, and to dock properly.

Yeah but that was your first time. This will have been planned for months in advance

😂

Lmao

Believe it or not ED police have saved my ass once or twice.

Good luck ever trying to do anything in Colonia or partaking in the Gnosis expedition without money, Money is a massive wall to about 80% of the gameplay and while i agree it's fun faffing about, since i saved up about 5 billion I can actually do whats FUN instead of having to worry about barely being sustainable.

I hate barely surviving. You're a loser

U r extremely lucky. Because I see no fun with constant 'lost connection's while my optical internet is fast and stable. I'm very angry that I cannot select a planet or a station because the tool tip is above it and is not dismissable. I hate their galaxy map because it was made by a junior developer. Five f..g years they just gather money and do almost nothing relying on our imagination and that we will find fun disregarding of everything.

@@sc0or i like what they did thats why i baked them, who are those "we" you are talking about, might consider Not wasting money in games you dont like. I dont play Shooters becouse i dont like them, i dont buy them and then cry becouse i dont like the gameplay. Grow up.

And it's completely true! I spent some years not having any fun with games anymore, then I discovered it was because I was focusing too much in "being good", and not in the game. I'm playing ED on my own pace and it's the best thing I've done this year. F*** the tryhards!

devin burns it's taken me forever to make just shy of 2 mil. credits. Because you know, I have a life...

The problem is the roses suck. I really personally didn't enjoy the game.

The roses have no smell sadly. After having tried every profession in the game and being burnt out on them I only had made shy of 30 mill. Playing this game as FD intended doesnt work sadly. The progression is probably slower than a tenth of most open world sandbox games... that is not good. Killing 700 wanted anacondas to have enough money to buy one yourself is neither realistic nor rewarding. The game is amazing, but the experiences are usually short lived... Impressive and memorable, but not engaging in a way that is meaningfull to dedicate your entire being to.

Affeks I already gave up on the game. There isn’t enough here to keep me engaged sadly. I have migrated to NMS. I hope Frontier can do what they ultimately want to do with this game before long because I think the potential is there. But it’s just not there right now.

Haywyre _ personally, ive had more memorable moments in Elite, but nms is just far more accessible. Personally neither have what it takes to make me committed to playing it. Eve has made me very spoiled in that sense. Just wish the multiplayer aspects of especially Elite would me more engaging, a player driven economy would make it far more interesting, but again it would require a major balancing effort and more gameplay, and in this regard Elite just isnt there yet.

Frame shift drive

Lol i know dat

@@ilovemikuzr3567 r/wooosh

@@ilovemikuzr3567 r/wooosh

I called it Friendship Drive for ages until I finally saw it written somewhere and actually NOTICED the spelling. LOL

Just get money on insurance

Yeah same here I did nothing but bounty hunting till I got a Vulture and then I had to figure out how to make real money and starded hauling shit (literally biowaste) across the galaxy for 1 million credits per ton.

I agree. There's is a load of cash to be made in a properly fitted out and cheap Aspex mining void opals.

I’ve found that if you upgrade ships and earn money too fast you end up doing things like crashing into Sagittarius A* for fun

I am way late, but I have 2 questions. One, does it still take you all the way to elite, Or will I need to go a bit farther maybe? And two, where can I find this route?

Owke your probebly takimg it really slow barely got 40 hours in and i a graded a krait mk 2 yesterday

Dude are you just taking it super slow or what? I've been playing for 3 days and just bought a type 6 yesterday and still have 7 million left over

I like exploring ;-;

vermili0n I shot a police a few times by mistake as well. Figured out why I wasn’t always attacked. You got to be care with your targeting system. So long as you’re targeting a criminal, if a police suddenly gets in your line of fire and accidentally catches a laser blast, he won’t notice or react. You get their attention if you accidentally switch targets and fire off a shot tho. Still I am careful making sure I got a clear shot when using this method to rack up bounty vouchers.

Hakunai honestly smalls are really nice for the average player. Affordable upkeep.. then engineer them. My engi dbx can take on just about anything

I guess you’re right. I don’t think docking is that hard is this game since you can control your ship in all axis.

I agree, I grinded my ass off to get the Conda and I don't think I've ever flown it more than twice. As soon as I got it, managed to squeeze it out the mail slot then realised I'm not skilled enough to pilot the thing so I squeezed it back in and I don't think I've flown it since. 😂

I'm basically a classic example of "don't try to run before you can walk" 😂 still, I'm getting there, I'm currently on DW2, probably about 2 more hour's worth of jumps away from Beagle Point. Space madness has well and truly set in! 🤣

200 hours in and around 500 million creds. Gotta do some mining, about an hour of mining yields 30-50 million in juicy rings.

@@steviesavagery or 200mil with void opals, sitting with almost a billion of cash with my trusty old mining anaconda :D

Void opals are dogshit now. 4-500k a pop. Monazite is now the most lucrative to mine. Fit my clipper with 192 tons of cargo and spend an hour or so mining, I walk away with 150mil credits

Actually its 100% your falt

Does it still works?

Yes

@@xrevolution9179 but now you just need a asp exploler winh passenger cabins remember there is no mission that fills more than 16 places of yr cabin so if you fit a few buissnes 16 but yr next slot can only fit a buissnes 8 than it is better to fit a economy 16. You use asp and pythons for robigo today becoause the big stations offer shitty missions and the small station robigo mining will give you even 5/4 mil missions per cabin. (Python is better but it is expensive 57 mil and an asp only 6 or so dont remember)

@@monikajasinski9750 haha thanks bro, I already Have the federal corvette and the imperial cutter 😂 very helpfull comment for players who still needs them

@@xrevolution9179 xd didnt see the time

Exactly! I bought it 5 years ago and my best ship is a ASP Explorer today! Im always wondering how people can say you cant do anything in this Game!! I guess its not the point of the Game to get to the End as Fast as possible ;D

indeed tak tim to clim mounti

I think i could do it faster now.

Can someone confirm this actually works?

​@@anze2474 It'll probably take a while, and 360 million purely in exploration means, very very many planets to be scanned. A good and promising terraformable now will give roughly 1 million credits with a scan, and mapping. Currently, the main way to get profit is deep core mining, with some initial investment. Mostly, just find an icy ring, and use a pulse scanner to find the rocks you need(Takes a bit of meta knowhow to find it, should be some videos better explaining this) After that, you collect 10-15 tons of ore that can be sold for between 500k, to 1.6 million per ton, if you find the right system. It may take some time, but the payout is rather strong. I recommend at least 32 cargo space, 64 is more comfortable. At least 2 active collector limpets Pulse Wave Scanner Seismic Mining charge Abrasion Blaster A refinery with at least 2 slots, 4 if possible. A surface scanner to scan rings Maybe a few other things I forgot about, but if you search/google around you should find it.

It's not at Robigo Mines, he just turned in exploration data there to raise his rep with the current faction. Watch his other video which describes the passenger missions to sothis for a complete run down.

Yeah, what do we do now? I seriously dont know. It shouldnt be so easy to get the best ship in the game. I'm out of goals.

@@BlenderHelixAlpha Annnnd that’s exactly why new players should definitely not follow this guide. It took me months to get my anaconda.

I thought about it just now, and would have agreed with you initially. But the problem with having other Civs is that having the bubble gives players who play in open an incentive to stay inside the bubble and keep those systems populated. Additionally, adding bubbles could be wasted resources as people might still stick to the bubble and those other bubbles only have >100 players in. I've heard Sol is pretty populated, that might change drastically if they added bubbles in other parts of the galaxy. Imagine being in open, going to Sol and seeing no-one. I play in solo so it doesn't affect me, but I can imagine players quitting the game because there are no players to interact with.

You have to surface-scan planets now.

Can defiently agree with the asp x I love that ship! Best view and very decent jump range. About to buy a chieftain for xeno combat, but will have to look into the python as im yet to go that route with ships just yet. What would you say the python is good for for someone unaware of the python like myself haha

@@TheSubwayHobo I used my Python for passenger missions, mining, grinding combat: really they can do all of the game except exploration.

I have 40 hours and I have a python, I'm almost near the anaconda

I have 390 hours in this game and if i sell everything i would be at 24 million...

Thats what im saying. 54mil in under an hour for 69 painite!

You are not necessarily doing anything wrong. This was more ment as a expedient rather den a guide I would not recommend new players to do this as you skip much of the learning in the game

while i never took the trip myself i got a fucked deal where i jumped to a system not watching my fuel and couldnt fuel up bc it had no star, only a gas giant. I have a 37 minute trip to the farthest reach of the system just to get to some backwater gas station... all they had was gas. couldnt even do basic repairs there.

i wish the cup as dashboard item and not a waste of cargo space... "want a cup? no, not one... we only sell them by the ton"

I swear to God, I can't believe this still works

There is a well-known joke that players can get a free Anaconda by simply visiting Hutton Orbital. This is impossible, as Hutton Orbital has no large Landing Pads or Shipyard. The joke is aimed at inexperienced players to try and get them to embark on the lengthy journey to Hutton Orbital and waste their time.

Low. Temperature. Diamonds.

You start out with the docking assist chip. Once you upgrade ships a couple times they stop coming with those chips, store it when you buy your new one and move it over to the new ship. I can land, but for such little money for a chip, why bother. You have to throttle down to 0 and it kicks on

Yeah today it can be done in no time at all. but back then we didn't have Odyssey