Wormhole too close to the red giant that cooks your ship

[Sir Sunkruhm]

The title says it all. If you're investigating the Sentinels after they attack your base, there's a red giant that cooks your ship at one point. The wormhole initially on the other side of it, to the "northeast or upper right, is juuuust out of cooking range, which reaches further out than your officer mentions (I have to get out about 500 units, not 450, to stop cooking). That's not a problem, until you try the RETURN trip. Then the speed of your warp jump through the wormhole sticks you straight into the heat and you have to quick burn right back out or you'll die almost immediately.

With a really slow ship, I imagine this would be impossible to escape. I'm not sure what qualifies for fast, but I have a speed of 24, and I just *barely* escaped. It killed a couple of crew too. It almost destroyed my save, since saves occur every time you jump, and I spent 3-4 attempts just trying to survive before I finally escaped.

I had to escape too, because holy crap that sentinel ship hiding in the nebula. It can wreck and missiles don't work too well in that nebula even when you can plainly see the enemy.

[justkevin]

It's a known issue that stems from a change in mission logic, will be fixed in the next update.

[veryinky]

I finished the existing content and didn't get the shield, also explored every anomaly in every system. I upgraded my ships sensors to max as soon as possible because I was afraid of missing planets, ended up circling around every system to be sure and found some stars off the main trails that way. I figured shield tech came from destroying shielded ships and I must have destroyed dozens of those.

As for the red giant;I investigated the red giant close planet the hard way, warp hopper for 400 onto the planet, scan, launch shuttle, jump out with about 5% of ship left. Lost 5 crew only to find a little platinum on that planet.

[Palandus]

A lot of anomaly rewards are pretty pitiful, in terms of resources given. I've brought it up quite a few times, but nothing has changed in that regard. :(