No Emeril?

[Evie]

I've been searching for Emeril for over 3 hours where the hell is it all? I've gone in caves, looked for asteroids, everything. I've been to 5 different systems and still none!

[BonPadre]

⛧ Black Goat ⛧ eredeti hozzászólása:

Interesting, does it have a better warp range than the pilotable ships?

Even fully upgraded to a range of 2466 light-years, my fighter is taking forever to get to the center of the galaxy.

Hum..... because it's not really how most reach galaxy center
Well technically you could ofc....

Black holes can help reduce that trip, but as it's random, one time a BH will shorten the trip by 500ly maybe an other may reduce it 1200ly (numbers not accurate, serves as examples)

And still... there are ways to go through an other Galaxy in... 1 jump (If mechanic from before NEXT did not change... I have yet to do it myself in NEXT)

Make sure you know what you do and you really wish to do so when going through a Galaxy center... some regretted this decision, some made it very intentionally with reasons.

I'll not spoil more, you can search if you wish, but as you may be unwilling to be spoiled, I'll not make that call for you

[zzz]

Gared Kain eredeti hozzászólása:

LordofCensorship eredeti hozzászólása:

Cadmium is in red star systems, emirl is in green star systems, and induim is in blue star systems.

So this is where I'm confused. Emeril is in green systems, But you need the Emeril engine to get into green systems. So how am I supposed to get it the first time?

You can buy a ships with the tech already installed. That's what I did.

[HellSlayer]

Its called emeril engine upgrade for a reason!

[Defektiv]

2466 is more than half the distance a black hole will take you. You must have skipped the early game when you have to warp 100 ly until you can get mods and upgrades.

[Alma]

I've been to 140 green stars, scanned all the planets emeril doesn't show up on any of them in the resource list(I'm guessing it's a rare resource that doesn't). I've spent 50+ hours to search for it with scanner. Found literally everything but emeril. I think it's bugged for me.

[Krash Megiddo]

Necro'd.

Sometimes the scan list is different than if you land on the planet and look at the list under the discoveries page. I've never failed to find Emeril in a green star system.

[davidb11]

alma832952 eredeti hozzászólása:

I've been to 140 green stars, scanned all the planets emeril doesn't show up on any of them in the resource list(I'm guessing it's a rare resource that doesn't). I've spent 50+ hours to search for it with scanner. Found literally everything but emeril. I think it's bugged for me.

Uh? What?
EVERY SINGLE planet in a Green system has Emeril.
It's literally impossible to not find it on any planet in a single green system.

It's like saying you can't find copper in 50 yellow systems when they are so common it's not even funny?

IT literally shows emeril on the planet when you scan it from space.
It cannot be missed.
The planet's surface when in your visor will show emeril as an option.

It's a giant green resource node you mine up with the Terrain Manipulator.
It literally is impossible to not find Emeril in 50 Green systems.

Please show up a scan of a planet in a green system.
PLease also show us a scan of the star in said system.
Show us multiple different things to prove you were in a green system.
Your problem simply cannot happen in this game.
Not without some major bug.

[Johnny in the Clouds]

alma832952 eredeti hozzászólása:

I've been to 140 green stars, scanned all the planets emeril doesn't show up on any of them in the resource list(I'm guessing it's a rare resource that doesn't). I've spent 50+ hours to search for it with scanner. Found literally everything but emeril. I think it's bugged for me.

In the Catalogue you can hover over most items for information about them and Pin the item as a quest focus. Then with the item as focus, you can use the survey device to help you locate things like resources or plants etc a little easier.

The other useful thing in the Discoveries page you can filter lists for clarity to show only the green systems, red systems, blue systems, gek, korvax, v'ykeen. You can then set waypoints or use a teleport to return to all your green stars you may have visited on your journey.

[davidb11]

What I want to know is how the hell he could have ever gone through 140 systems and not seen a single EMeril when that literally is impossible!

Has anyone ever heard of this issue before?

[knighttemplar1960]

davidb11 eredeti hozzászólása:

What I want to know is how the hell he could have ever gone through 140 systems and not seen a single EMeril when that literally is impossible!

Has anyone ever heard of this issue before?

Yeah, it happens when you land on Yellow star systems thinking they are green. That is an actual problem for color blind people as most folks don't know that you can tell what color the star is by the game's spectral classification.

M and K stars = Cadmium
F and G stars = Copper
E stars = Emeril
O and B stars = Indium

If you know any thing about real universe spectral classes you know there is no such thing as an E spectral class star.

There are stars that emit most strongly in the green range of the spectrum but since they also radiate nearly as strongly in the red and blue end of he spectrum they appear white to human eyes.

[Nabinkemper]

Appreciated Knight, I was just going to add info to this thread regarding the letter designations as no one mentioned them.

As for color blindness, there are settings that can be adjusted to allow for color correction.

[davidb11]

knighttemplar1960 eredeti hozzászólása:

davidb11 eredeti hozzászólása:

What I want to know is how the hell he could have ever gone through 140 systems and not seen a single EMeril when that literally is impossible!

Has anyone ever heard of this issue before?

Yeah, it happens when you land on Yellow star systems thinking they are green. That is an actual problem for color blind people as most folks don't know that you can tell what color the star is by the game's spectral classification.

M and K stars = Cadmium
F and G stars = Copper
E stars = Emeril
O and B stars = Indium

If you know any thing about real universe spectral classes you know there is no such thing as an E spectral class star.

There are stars that emit most strongly in the green range of the spectrum but since they also radiate nearly as strongly in the red and blue end of he spectrum they appear white to human eyes.

I never even realized he could have been color-blind.
My bad.

You'd think he'd explain that though. I mean, wouldn't that be a big issue?
I hope he comes back to explain what his problem was.

I completely forgot that yellow/green colorblindness was a thing.

[Nabinkemper]

For a long time I would have to hover over the systems that were not blue or red due to them appearing white. I could only identify yellow systems by their F & G designation. About four months ago I set the color scale to correct for Deuteranopia. The galaxy map was so boring to look at before. After the setting it exploded in color.

[davidb11]

Ah. I See.

I wonder if Alma will ever come back to explain his problem.
I hope he does.

[knighttemplar1960]

davidb11 eredeti hozzászólása:

I never even realized he could have been color-blind.
My bad.

You'd think he'd explain that though. I mean, wouldn't that be a big issue?
I hope he comes back to explain what his problem was.

I completely forgot that yellow/green colorblindness was a thing.

The most common kind of color blindness is red/green color blindness. (Our 4 legged dog friends also have red/green color blindness across the species. They are all red/green color blind.)

Red/Green color blind people (the most common form is Deuteranopia which means a complete lack of green cones in the retina. Our 4 legged friends are dichromatic and have no green cones as a species) can make out yellow and blue clearly (green and red kind of smear into yellow). This is the reason that I only buy blue and yellow colored toys for my service dog and his favorite ball is a bright yellow color.