Since the first Cosmos update, my teleporter interface has been painfully slow. It was extremely slow after the Cosmos update, but that seemed to be patched quickly. Still seems pretty slow.

Doesn't help that I'm about halfway through my Galaxy tour, and have a portal base in 7C out of FF galaxies so far, but even during the Expedition it was painfully slow.

Anyone experiencing this?

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I think as long as Gabe runs the show, it will be fine, but you know that there are venture capitalists and mega-corps all ready to maximize stakeholder value.

At least with GoG, you can at least download your installers if it ever begins the enshittification slide. Steam will take everything with it should it start down that path.

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    Played a bit with my son. It supports local co-op, and having some local co-op games is great in combination with an HDMI adapter and some controllers.

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    Point B is the most important. The software is open source and can be forked... if there is enough interest and support. We've seen it happen with OpenOffice/LibreOffice, ownCloud/Nextcloud, mySQL/mariaDB, and other cases. In many cases both projects will continue in parallel, sometimes even remerging (node.js and io.js) or cross-developing (lots of Neovim features made it back into Vim).

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    I (16,16,16,16,Autophage) responded to a comment asking about going to the next galaxy via a core jump. I'll call them "Interloper Kyle". Interloper Kyle asked for "no spoilers".

    I described the general process for travelling to the galactic core, then jumping to the galactic core, informed them there was an animation, and that you spawned in the next galaxy with a "special surprise". They said no spoilers!

    I was hanging out at the 00ει010λµ bar and my Overseer said I should've warned Interloper, that the "special surprise" isn't what they meant by "no spoilers". the settlement's assassin said that I was in the clear, that the "special surprise" is a rite of passage. About this time, Rucion walked in from their shift at the Pungent Food Cannery, so we all bailed, but it's got me thinking.

    I haven't heard from Interloper Kyle, and comms message get returned "kzzzzzt". Should I have warned Interloper Kyle to pack some Repair Kits and extra Wiring Looms? Pick up an old hauler from the local Trading Post? AITAH?

     

    Just getting started, and I'm noticing that the first two systems I've visited have been abandoned. Is this like Adrift? I just visited the Anomaly, and it is also eerily silent, no other players visible.

    Spooky, just in time for Halloween I suppose.

    Question though, is there anyway to sell surplus technology modules? Without the normal merchants in space stations, I can't think of anyway of using sentinels to farm nanites. Can't remember from Adrift.

    Good luck Travellers, I'm going to go back to drift in the void…

     

    Doing the Galaxy tour, and got distracted (again) passing through #34 (hex 21) Ehbogdenbu. Saw a prime candidate for synthetic creatures and discovered the biggest walking tower I've encountered in the wild! 6.8m tall. It's a bit out of the way I suppose, but they are a wonder to behold.

    The planet has aggressive sentinels, so I built a base. It should simplify pacifying the local sentinels.

    The darker walker isn't native to the planet, that's the mysterious pet I picked up somewhere, but it is pretty much the same height.

    Hex address 107E-0700-7007.

    Currently named "Bastion Walker 6.8" but open to suggestions.

    Traveller for scale

    Two walking towers

     

    If you’re on the Cursed Expedition, this crashed ship might be a nice upgrade from the C-class starter ship. It’s a crashed ship, so lots of repairs to get it into shape, but even partial cheap repairs early in the expedition gave it more cargo and better performance than the starter.

    Found on the first rendezvous world, Ecorsfi in the Temarifi X system.

    Coordinates: +39.79, -167.59 Planet Glyphs (for later retrieval): 5047.FCA7.8448

    Glyphs 5047.FCA7.8448

    Crashed, so a bit beat up

     

    No eShop? No problem! We've had a bit of luck with used games not at "collectable" prices, but we've discovered hShop and CFW.

    Still have a R4 card as well, and it's great that he is able to experience some classic games on the original hardware.

    With all the news around Yuzu (and Citra) recently, it just reminds me about the importance of "Piracy" in game preservation.

    Thanks to this community for existing, and the extensive FAQs!

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