Talk:FSD Supercharging/@comment-191.183.166.200-20181017060047

Made 10kly today via neutron star supercharging in my trusty ASPX. Got to Colonia for the first time, stayed there for some time making allies of most systems controlling factions through passenger contracts (bought an Orca, nice ship btw) that pay 3 to 4 mil, most just want to see jaques, so its very lucrative.

Got tired of it, sold the orca, got back to my asp and charged my fsd towards Sag A. took a route slightly above the galactic plane but still very close to the high density of the center of the galaxy. Got tons of black holes, ELWs, WWs, AW, whatever the hell you might imagine that is valuable, procedural goes nuts in there. Once i got to Sag A, i've plotted a course straight down, went about 2000ly straight below Sag A, until it got too dangerous to try and play with jumponium. At this point, my ship was in some bad shape, and I wanted to cash in my data, so I plotted a course back to colonia. Thats when I found out that below the galactic plane there are a lot of White Dwarfs and Neutron stars, with the occasional main sequence to refuel. There's no way to get it wrong, carry an AFMU, have refills, and youre good. When you plot the course, it becomes entirely blue right until you get to colonia. Youll probably arive at magellan. Made it to colonia in 80 jumps more or less and intact. 700mil credits of exploration data cashed in.

After that i started heading back to Sol, took some crazy route for about 9kly on economic plotting, then headed to Caravansary Starport, about half way between sol and colonia, one of the colonia highway stations, cashed in the data (200mil), changed to a sidey and comitted suicide. Respawn at hutton and now I will do some mining in the bubble, i want to build a python to do some mining and perhaps some piracy, who knows.

The moral of the story is that thanks to the blessed neutrons bellow the plane, i've got very quickly to Caravansary. They are veeeeery useful, next time I'll take my new python back to colonia and mine the hell out of some pretty nice pristines I've found and bookmarked there around.