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1. T-Gates - you pay to use them and they will take you to destination instantly. Network is shown on starchart
2. T-Drive - equipment used from ship, also jumps instantly to any point. The farther you want to jump, the more charges you spend
3. Wormholes - very fast, free,but potentially dangerous for ship and crew
4. Riftway - use this "cross" Gemini slipstream to gain speed, but you need to maneuver manually and keep an eye not to drop out of it
Oh, and in PTE you can also redistribute more power to engines and use extra speed bar...
Hope it helps.
but i don't understand the complain that it takes too long. it's a space-game o,o in other games you're travelling way longer
My time is too valuable for me to justify sitting and waiting for my ship to travel over the course of 5+ minutes. If you enjoy waiting in a game then that's fine, I don't however.
Keep in mind, the bigger the ship; the slower the speed. But you can offset this thru crew and enhancement bonuses.
T-Drive is about 35 000 and you can have infinite numbers of them. You can also find them on derelicts, steal from other ships etc...
When you redistribute power to engines, speed won't be automatically increased, but speed bar will and you can mouse wheel up to new benchmark :)
And with T-Drive you can jump form one point of the universe to other in no time.
And as Mario said, you have Riftways which are something of a space highways, you have Stargates.
1. It's an MMO
2. I'm rarely required to autopilot while watching the screen
3. I'm rarely required to travel any more than a few jumps unless doing PvP.
Also 50 minutes for 18 jumps...you using a freighter or something? Should be about 1 minute per system.
yeah, X was one of the games i thought about, but also Elite: Dangerous. jumping into a system doesn't take too long but flying from the entry-point to the station. some are only ~400Ls away, others nearly 2k or even further (i guess). takes some time to accelerate and you also have to decelerate early enough to not overshoot your target ^^
Independence War 2 - Edge of Chaos also had long routes... well, it would be boring to have no travel-time in space games :D but after some time you probably have enough of these T-charges to just jump everywhere :)
Does the starting ship not have any more speed to give or something?