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Also be wary of 'continuous neutron hopping', i.e. jumping from neutron to neutron and forgetting to hit a regular star once in a while to refuel! | Also be wary of 'continuous neutron hopping', i.e. jumping from neutron to neutron and forgetting to hit a regular star once in a while to refuel! | ||
When neutron boosting to reach the edges of the galaxy, it is possible to get stranded. Indeed, if you were to neutron jump to a very remote system with no nearby systems and no neutron star inside, it may not be possible to jump out. In this case, check if FSD injections could allow a long enough jump out, if not, only a carrier could save you. | |||
== Creating a Route == | == Creating a Route == | ||
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== Tools == | == Tools == | ||
The tool [https://www.spansh.co.uk/ Elite Dangerous Neutron Router] plots between two different star systems. It will prioritise neutron stars so should be avoided for journeys which are lower than 500 light years. | The tool [https://www.spansh.co.uk/ Elite Dangerous Neutron Router] plots between two different star systems. It will prioritise neutron stars so should be avoided for journeys which are lower than 500 light years. | ||
Before the Operations update, the in game router didn't work well with neutron supercharging. However, this is not the case anymore. Therefore, when travelling in the black in remote aeras, the in game router will now be generally superior to Spansh or Galaxy Plotter, because it has access to undiscovered neutron stars. It is also a great way to quickly earn exploration data and rank, as almost all the neutron stars used will be undiscovered. | |||
== History == | == History == | ||