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* '''[[Elite: Dangerous FAQ#Can I walk around the ship.2C planets and space stations.3F|Accessing richly detailed planetary surfaces]]'''
* '''[[Elite: Dangerous FAQ#Can I walk around the ship.2C planets and space stations.3F|Accessing richly detailed planetary surfaces]]'''
* '''[[Elite: Dangerous FAQ#Can I own and control capital ships.3F|Availability of giant ‘executive control’ ships to players]]. '''- see the '''[[Capital Ships]] '''page.
* '''[[Elite: Dangerous FAQ#Can I own and control capital ships.3F|Availability of giant ‘executive control’ ships to players]]. '''- see the '''[[Capital Ships]] '''page.
== Reception ==
PC Gamer's Chris Thursten rated it 86/100 and said "a great game and, with time, potentially a classic. Much rests on Frontier's ability to build on these broad but somewhat shallow foundations."<ref>[http://www.pcgamer.com/elite-dangerous-review/ Elite Dangerous Review - PC Gamer] </ref> The Koalition rated Elite Dangerous 95% “Shining Bright Like a Supernova.”<ref>[http://thekoalition.com/reviews/elite-dangerous-review-shining-bright-like-a-supernova Elite Dangerous Review – Shining Bright Like a Supernova]
</ref> Edge Magazine gave it an 8/10 “Satisfying handling that sets a new standard for any cockpit-based genre.” The Guardian rated it 4/5 "Vast, Beautiful and Intimidating. The classic space-trading simulation returns with a vast multiplayer universe and a complex interplay of trading, exploring and, of course, fighting."<ref>[https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2015/jan/05/elite-dangerous-review Elite: Dangerous review – vast, beautiful and intimidating]
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The [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EM0Gcl7iUM8&t=35 scope for ''Elite'' is huge], so a sensible strategy is used to add to the game in stages.
The [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EM0Gcl7iUM8&t=35 scope for ''Elite'' is huge], so a sensible strategy is used to add to the game in stages.