now traveled through Sanguineous Rim and now in Elysain Shore, on my way Kepler's Crest. My goal, make it to " Shepherd of the South" ( Or as close as I can get ) Mapping my way there.
P.S Just love Sun rise/set with the new stellar lighting system
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Travelling and Exploring more in the Black,
I've been enjoying this game a lot more these days. Found a system with 75 non human signals in Onoros , and the station was pretty messed up.
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Elite Dangerous photographers: want more freedom to edit your screenshots?
I've created ED Screenshot, a mod to capture HDR screenshots in Elite Dangerous. The tool is still in beta, any feedback is appreciated!
🎥 Presentation video: https://t.co/EljhAxkwna
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It's hard to put into words just how impressive Frontier: Elite II felt when it launched in 1993. David Braben's long-awaited sequel to the legendary Elite (1984) had been in development for what seemed like forever, but the final result was absolutely mind-blowing.
Everything that made the original great - trading, combat, and exploration - was back, but now on an even more staggering galactic scale. Elite II gave you a true sense of what it means to feel small. The game contained literally millions of planets, and the universe felt endless, with no borders and no final frontier.
By today’s standards the graphics might look a bit primitive, yet in 1993 they were stunning. At times the game felt less like software and more like digital art. I was never particularly good at it (I never earned Elite status) but that never stopped me from getting completely lost in space and time.
I have heard from many people that I should give Elite Dangerous a try, but I am worried I will sink another significant part of my life into a game that's too good to put down - just like Elite and its sequel back in the day.
@CmdrRunningWild@Nighthawk_Zale Looking forward to seeing it all, We started at Barnard’s star making our way to Colonia from there we will travel to the Core. Exploring , Mapping and Discovering on our way. We are about 500 jumps from Colonia now
So that’s it.
Nine newspapers are now reporting that Nine News has axed Karl Stefanovic over his interview with Tommy Robinson and, unbelievably, his support for Ben Roberts-Smith.
A veteran Australian broadcaster interviews a controversial figure, says something the corporate media class doesn’t like, and suddenly the suits move in.
These are not the actions of a news organisation that should champion free speech. They are the actions of an out of control corporate media giant.
Nine wants Australians to watch its programs, read its papers, trust its “news” and swallow its moral lectures.
But when one of its own steps outside the approved script, they throw him overboard to keep the activists, advertisers and newsroom commissars happy.
Fine.
The CitizenGO campaign to stop Nine from sacking Karl Stefanovic will now morph into a major boycott movement.
We will be calling on Australians to boycott Nine.
We will be calling on political leaders to haul Nine’s bosses into the spotlight, grilling them in parliament on why they’ve made this decision.
And we will be calling for Nine’s free-to-air broadcast licence to be pulled.
If Nine wants to behave like a censorious corporate bully, then it should not enjoy the privilege of broadcasting into Australian homes on publicly-controlled spectrum.
Nine’s bosses need to hear this loud and clear:
We won’t be watching.
We won’t be reading.
We won’t be clicking.
And we won’t be rewarding this gutless corporate cancellation machine with our attention ever again.
BOYCOTT NINE.
📷 Congratulations to this week's #StellarScreenshots winners! So stunning shots this week!
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