FSD Supercharging: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 22:59, 20 September 2016 view source Fandom>Digistruct0r No edit summary ← Older edit		Revision as of 23:00, 20 September 2016 view source Fandom>Digistruct0r No edit summary Newer edit →
Line 5:		Line 5:
	However this is a risky process, as not only your ship's controls would be disrupted by the high-energy beam of the star, but disengaging supercruise while inside the jet will result in the entire ship experiencing major strain to all its modules and the hull itself. So far it seems like bigger ships such as [[Asp Explorer]] or [[Anaconda]] are much more resistant to those effects than smaller ones, e.g. [[Eagle]].		However this is a risky process, as not only your ship's controls would be disrupted by the high-energy beam of the star, but disengaging supercruise while inside the jet will result in the entire ship experiencing major strain to all its modules and the hull itself. So far it seems like bigger ships such as [[Asp Explorer]] or [[Anaconda]] are much more resistant to those effects than smaller ones, e.g. [[Eagle]].

	[[File:Elite Dangerous 2.2 Beta - Dropping into a neutron star jet\|thumb\|left\|335 px\|Effects of gravitational strain as experienced in the Eagle...]][[File:...and the Anaconda.\|thumb\|~~center~~\|~~335 px~~]]		[[File:Elite Dangerous 2.2 Beta - Dropping into a neutron star jet\|thumb\|left\|335 px\|Effects of gravitational strain as experienced in the Eagle...]][[File:...and the Anaconda.\|thumb\|left\|335px]]