Summoning freighter in a new galaxy?

[Ryven]

Can I still summon my freighter/fleet after going into a new galaxy?

[RPG Gamer Man]

Yes, you should be able too. But remember, whatever ship you use to go to new galaxy might be damaged if your going thru a certain place. Using the glyph portal does not do this.

[Ryven]

Originally posted by RPG Gamer Man:

Yes, you should be able too. But remember, whatever ship you use to go to new galaxy might be damaged if your going thru a certain place. Using the glyph portal does not do this.

Thanks, already have a spare multi-tool and ship ready for it. Just concerned if my fleet is able to come with me since the freighter is literally my base.

[RPG Gamer Man]

Originally posted by Ryven:

Originally posted by RPG Gamer Man:

Yes, you should be able too. But remember, whatever ship you use to go to new galaxy might be damaged if your going thru a certain place. Using the glyph portal does not do this.

Thanks, already have a spare multi-tool and ship ready for it. Just concerned if my fleet is able to come with me since the freighter is literally my base.

Yes, they can. Have fun exploring new galaxies.

[Zak]

Yes, I was able to summon my freighter when I found myself on a planet in the new galaxy and fly up right to it.

[wkitty42]

Originally posted by RPG Gamer Man:

Yes, you should be able too. But remember, whatever ship you use to go to new galaxy might be damaged if your going thru a certain place. Using the glyph portal does not do this.

you cannot portal to another galaxy... you can only portal to other planets in your current galaxy...

[Prescient Stones]

Refresh my memory of NMS induced forgotten memories: What happens to your suit, MT, and ship if you use the Freighter to Warp to a new Galaxy?

[Zak]

Originally posted by Prescient Stones:

Refresh my memory of NMS induced forgotten memories: What happens to your suit, MT, and ship if you use the Freighter to Warp to a new Galaxy?

I may be wrong, but I don't think there is an option to use your freighter for this. Maybe later in the game to travel to other galaxies, I'm not there yet, but not during the main mission. During the final mission in Euclid Galaxy you are located "in person" at an interface and have to select the new galaxy type to travel to and you just appear on a surface of a new planet with your starship somewhere near and all broken, like in the beginning of the game.

[Captain Brendig]

I believe Prescient Stones was referring to warping to the next galaxy via the core, not the Artemis quest.

Though I have never tried this using a freighter, so I don't know if it can be done and what the consequences would be. Maybe I'll give it a try this weekend.

[wkitty42]

i always just get to another galaxy by some means and then call my freighter to me... i'm not aware of any way to make a galaxy jump in the freighter at all...

[Captain Brendig]

Originally posted by Prescient Stones:

Refresh my memory of NMS induced forgotten memories: What happens to your suit, MT, and ship if you use the Freighter to Warp to a new Galaxy?

Same as always. Active ship, MT, and suit get trashed. Didn't see any damage to the freighter though.

Originally posted by wkitty42:

i always just get to another galaxy by some means and then call my freighter to me... i'm not aware of any way to make a galaxy jump in the freighter at all...

Tested it last night and can confirm that it is possible to make the core jump in the freighter.

[Jaggid Edje]

Originally posted by Captain Brendig:

Tested it last night and can confirm that it is possible to make the core jump in the freighter.

I've never thought to try that so far. Does the freighter tech take the core jump technology damage when you do that, or does it still hit the tech of whichever is the actively selected player ship?

[wkitty42]

Originally posted by Captain Brendig:

Originally posted by wkitty42:

i always just get to another galaxy by some means and then call my freighter to me... i'm not aware of any way to make a galaxy jump in the freighter at all...

Tested it last night and can confirm that it is possible to make the core jump in the freighter.

that's good to know... TBH i never tried... did anything get damaged on the freighter when you did the jump in it? did your suit, star ship, and MT get damaged when you made the jump in the freighter?

[Captain Brendig]

Originally posted by Jaggid Edje:

Originally posted by Captain Brendig:

Tested it last night and can confirm that it is possible to make the core jump in the freighter.

I've never thought to try that so far. Does the freighter tech take the core jump technology damage when you do that, or does it still hit the tech of whichever is the actively selected player ship?

Originally posted by wkitty42:

that's good to know... TBH i never tried... did anything get damaged on the freighter when you did the jump in it? did your suit, star ship, and MT get damaged when you made the jump in the freighter?

My freighter and fleet seems to be just fine. I did take a lot of damage to my active starship, MT, and exosuit. Of course I forgot to switch to a junker MT...

[taniwhat]

Not always. I don't know if it ever happens but if you ended up in a blue star system and your freighter doesn't have an Indium drive you won't be able to summon it.

In that case ideally summon a non-broken ship, fly to a yellow star system and summon your freighter there. Then :), make an effort to collect frigate upgrade modules and the bits needed to install an Indium drive.

That's why I'm only noting this as a theoretical possibility - because I make sure my freighter is summonable everywhere ASAP.

[Jaggid Edje]

Originally posted by Captain Brendig:

My freighter and fleet seems to be just fine. I did take a lot of damage to my active starship, MT, and exosuit. Of course I forgot to switch to a junker MT...

Thanks for responding! I was curious how that would work if I did a core jump with a freighter. Junker ship and junker MT before core jumping in the freighter it is, going forward.