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Talk:Fuel/@comment-6033893-20140808175802/@comment-68.230.98.108-20150207153216

2015-02-07T15:32:16Z

68.230.98.108: Created page with "There are literally 1000's of space stations in human occupied space, if you have a ship that lands on medium landing pads or below you can go to any of them. There are 100s o..."

There are literally 1000's of space stations in human occupied space, if you have a ship that lands on medium landing pads or below you can go to any of them. There are 100s of systems that your ship has navigation information on by default. If you are in human occupied space taking a quick moment to find a system that you already have explored is pretty easy. Another good way to do it is by going to the view tab and selecting map and show systems by their type (high tech, mining, refining, yada yada...) every one of those systems that is lit up by its respective color will have a station. Good luck

Talk:Fuel/@comment-212.219.39.137-20141014121341/@comment-68.230.98.108-20150207152903

2015-02-07T15:29:03Z

68.230.98.108: Created page with "You really should be able to carry a secondary fuel tank for those who don't want to be bothered with fuel scooping. It should exist in the interior bay classification just li..."

You really should be able to carry a secondary fuel tank for those who don't want to be bothered with fuel scooping. It should exist in the interior bay classification just like shields do now. So you can equip as many or as few as you like. Most people get on with the amount of fuel a ship holds pretty easily. The starter ships suck for fuel in this regard. The cobra is the first ship where you feel like you can actually go somewhere. The asp will make you feel like fuel was never a problem. Good luck

Talk:Fuel/@comment-73.53.211.21-20141219194628/@comment-68.230.98.108-20150207152603

2015-02-07T15:26:03Z

68.230.98.108: Created page with "Hey I wrote the fusion reactor comment above. when travelling to a certain star system, its real easy especially in the human area of space to make a few ly detour to hit up a..."

Hey I wrote the fusion reactor comment above. when travelling to a certain star system, its real easy especially in the human area of space to make a few ly detour to hit up a station on the way by if you don't have a fuel scoop.

If you have a fuel scoop. Do a bit of research on main sequence stars and the classification letter, and look for those types of stars in the info tab of the galaxy map when hovering over them. You can always scoop main sequence stars. Good luck.

Talk:Fuel/@comment-99.61.168.9-20141231044928/@comment-68.230.98.108-20150207152045

2015-02-07T15:20:46Z

68.230.98.108: Created page with "Hey Sir, I know you posted this a long time ago, so I hope you return to this page to see what i've written. You're power reactor is a fusion reactor. When you run out of hy..."

Hey Sir,

I know you posted this a long time ago, so I hope you return to this page to see what i've written.

You're power reactor is a fusion reactor. When you run out of hydrogen to fuel that fusion reaction, it collapses and goes nova, just like a star, but on a much smaller scale.

So you blowing up, is the most immersive thing they could have done. Hope this helps anyone else who stumbles across this page wondering why you blow up like he did.