Greetings pilots

Meet my favorite of the other ships, namely the Diamondback Explorer called the Star Wanderer.

Greetings to everyone who is reading this

I learned about Just About last year from a telegram group on Elite Dangerous, but joined this platform only in October, although I did not quite trust it at first, but when the first payout came, all my doubts evaporated.

A few weeks ago I installed the Just Rewards extension and so far I haven't found any problems.

Greetings pilots

For me the stupidest way to die was not landing carefully on a planet without a shield, on a long expedition in search of exobiology. I had my first expedition then and I flew without even the simplest shield, then I miscalculated my landing speed and rammed into the surface of the planet, along with that I crashed my Diamondback Explorer.

Moments before the attack on the last Cocijo titan.

On the screen of HIP 63835 B black hole, although it is small, but inspires its greatness even at this size.

Greetings pilots, this is the list I came up with.

Level S.

Fer-de-Lance and Python Mk.2.

These ships have the best characteristics and enough weapon nests, internal and external modules to make good pvp builds.

Level A

Krait Mk.2 and Anaconda.

The Krait Mk.2 has a lack of hull strength and energy, while the Anaconda has low maneuverability and low angle of view due to the size and location of the cockpit, as well as a high price for modules.

Level B

Python and Cobra MkIII.

These ships have good maneuverability and speed, but lack firepower and shield strength reserves, but the price of the assemblies is not bitey unlike their counterparts above.

Level C

Sidewinder and Vulture

These ships are pretty mediocre in pvp, if your opponent has a ship from the list above, then you are out of luck, but as a fight with newbies they are just right. We can also add that they have a low cost, so everyone can buy them.

Level D

Beluga Liner, Type-7 Transporter, Type-9 Heavy.

These ships are not suitable for pvp because they don't have the right characteristics or (and) they don't have enough weapon slots.

Greetings pilots

I play Elite Dangerous, because I love space and everything that is connected with it, and this is my favorite game allows me to fly to places where the foot of man will not soon set foot, to see the phenomena, striking with its beauty and power able to not leave behind you even dust, celestial bodies striking with their colors and sizes, to land on a small, distant planet and enjoy the sunrises and sunsets of the majestic star, it is quite meditative.

Though I've played for hours (though I think some have played dozens of times more), I haven't visited even a hundredth of all the places, if not more, that I can reach.

Elite Dangerous gives a lot of opportunities to find your favorite thing to do, of course not everyone can understand and accept these opportunities, but the one who found, knows the joy of this event, staying for many hours in the vast emptiness illuminated by the stars for the sake of achieving the goal that is beyond the horizon.

That's what I like about Elite Dangerous, because it gives you the opportunity to get what you can't get in other games, and I'm glad for it.

Greetings pilots

Even though I'm a bit of an newcomer , I was able to catch one impressive event, namely the battle for the solar system.

To me this is the most impressive event in recent times, because on the evacuation, as well as the repulsion of the solar system joined a lot of pilots, both newcomers and old timers, there were even those who decided to return from wandering to distant worlds for the sake of such an event, each of the pilots contributed to the defense of the cradle of humanity. Preventing defeat by the Targoids and leaving their mark on history.

Greetings pilots

My furthest trip was on my first research ship and lasted about a month, it was a trip to the Lagoon Nebula to the Herschel 36 system, located 4500 light years away from Sol.

Why this system?

I was going to this system because it was in the middle of the Lagoon Nebula and it was supposed to have great views, which I later found out. The stars themselves in the Herschel 36 system are the brightest type of stars, and in the center of the nebula they took on some very beautiful hues.

Since my Diamondback Explorer, had a jump of at most 50 light years, and a slow fuel intake, I had a long flight there, landing on various planets along the way in search of exobiology.