Elite Dangerous

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[Play3mania]

olá comandantes, alguém poderia esclarecer uma dúvida?

nave anaconda, comprei um hangar de caça tamanho 6 para dois caças e equipei a nave com os dois caças.
eu já tinha um tripulante ativo e contratei mais um, mas não consigo deixar o segundo tripulante ativo para lançar os dois caças.


alguém sabe o que eu estou fazendo de errado?

 

[Fidid0]

olá comandantes, alguém poderia esclarecer uma dúvida?

nave anaconda, comprei um hangar de caça tamanho 6 para dois caças e equipei a nave com os dois caças.
eu já tinha um tripulante ativo e contratei mais um, mas não consigo deixar o segundo tripulante ativo para lançar os dois caças.


alguém sabe o que eu estou fazendo de errado?

Você só pode deixar um piloto ativo por vez.

 

[Play3mania]

Você só pode deixar um piloto ativo por vez.

edit: então não pode lançar 2 naves ao mesmo tempo, valeu ai

 

[Fidid0]

edit: então não pode lançar 2 naves ao mesmo tempo, valeu ai

Você pode, desde que uma das naves seja tripulada por outro jogador.

 

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Elite Dangerous: Odyssey Delayed Again on Console While PC Version is Fixed​

Elite Dangerous developer Frontier Developments has revealed that the game's huge Odyssey expansion has been delayed again on console, as the team attempts to fix it first on PC.

Elite Dangerous: Odyssey launched on PC on 19th May 2021, bringing on-foot planetary exploration to the game for the first time, massively opening up the game for players. However, Odyssey's launch has been mired by a series of bugs and other issues, much to the dismay of awaiting fans.

“We are aware and fully accept the frustration that many of our players have had with their experience of Elite Dangerous Odyssey,” said Frontier CEO David Braben on the developer's forum. “The community have spoken, we have heard the feedback clearly and we will act on that feedback.”

Braben explained that the effort to fix issues with Elite Dangerous: Odyssey on PC has mean that work on the console release has not progressed as quickly as the team had hoped, and because of that, the release plans for the console version of Elite Dangerous: Odyssey has now changed again.

“Ultimately, we believe it is right to focus our efforts on the core Elite Dangerous Odyssey experience for the platforms that we have released on, before opening up to more. We know that the work that we do to improve players’ experiences of Elite Dangerous Odyssey on PC will benefit other platforms in the future, but the dates and details of the console platforms are going to change,” Baben continued.

“We do not want to rush into confirming any dates or changes this has on our console release, as we must remain fully focused on the core Elite experience. Only when we feel that the foundation of the PC release is solid, will we be able to re-lay our console roadmap on top.”

The release of Elite Dangerous: Odyssey on Xbox and PlayStation already hit a pretty major delay earlier this year, moving from Early 2021 to Autumn 2021 due to COVID-related delays. Now, it seems that players on console will be waiting even longer to set their space boots on solid ground, although the hope is that the experience will be more polished than it was when it first launched on PC.

 

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Console Update​

Greetings Commanders,

Elite Dangerous is a game close to my heart.

It’s no secret that Odyssey’s launch was less than ideal, including the need to split the PC/console player base to focus on a PC-only launch. Since Odyssey’s release in May 2021, we have worked tirelessly to improve the Odyssey experience on PC, and whilst we have made great progress there is still more to be done. We have been supporting the pre-Odyssey and post-Odyssey codebases since.

Over the last several months, we have been wrestling with the best way to move forward, and it is with a heavy heart we have decided to cancel all console development. We need to be able to move forward with the story of the game, and in order for us to do this we need to focus on a single codebase. Elite Dangerous will continue on console as it is now together with critical updates, but we will focus on new content updates on PC on the post-Odyssey codebase.

We appreciate this news is not what our console community were hoping for. This was not an easy decision to make, but it was made with the long-term future of Elite Dangerous in mind.

 

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Console Update​

Greetings Commanders,

Elite Dangerous is a game close to my heart.

It’s no secret that Odyssey’s launch was less than ideal, including the need to split the PC/console player base to focus on a PC-only launch. Since Odyssey’s release in May 2021, we have worked tirelessly to improve the Odyssey experience on PC, and whilst we have made great progress there is still more to be done. We have been supporting the pre-Odyssey and post-Odyssey codebases since.

Over the last several months, we have been wrestling with the best way to move forward, and it is with a heavy heart we have decided to cancel all console development. We need to be able to move forward with the story of the game, and in order for us to do this we need to focus on a single codebase. Elite Dangerous will continue on console as it is now together with critical updates, but we will focus on new content updates on PC on the post-Odyssey codebase.

We appreciate this news is not what our console community were hoping for. This was not an easy decision to make, but it was made with the long-term future of Elite Dangerous in mind.

Cagaram na cabeça da galera dos consoles. Além da base de players q deve ser muito menor, as cagadas q eles fizeram e a má otimização do jogo nos PCs q eles não conseguem resolver até hj, com certeza foi o q fez eles tomarem essa decisão. Bola fora!

 

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Elite: Dangerous Director David Braben Steps Down as Frontier CEO After 28 Years​

Elite: Dangerous director and founder of Frontier Developments David Braben has stepped down as the company's CEO after holding the role for 28 years.

As reported by GI.biz, Braben will remain as the studio president and founder but will be replaced in the CEO position by chief creative officer Jonny Watts. He will still be a highly influential figure at the developer, however, as Frontier said Braben is still an "executive director" and will "retain his leadership and vision for Frontier's strategic direction".

"Frontier is very important to me and I am delighted to be able to pass on my CEO responsibilities to the exceptionally talented Jonny Watts, who I know will do a terrific job," Braben said.

"He has the perfect combination of creative leadership and gaming vision to build on the excellent momentum in the business. I am looking forward to my new role at Frontier, and this change enables me to focus on our longer-term strategic opportunities."

Watts was credited as a key figure in the company's recent successes including unaudited record revenue of £111 million in FY 2022. He's also been at the company for a significant amount of time, originally starting in 1998 as a software developer before rising through the ranks and eventually becoming CCO in 2012.

"I am excited to step up and lead Frontier into the next chapter of our growth," Watts said. "We have an amazing team and an exceptional culture of high-quality creativity and inclusivity. I’m looking forward to working with David and the wider Board to take us to still greater success."

Braben became a British game developer star back in 1984 when he co-designed the original Elite with Ian Bell. In 1994 he set up Frontier Developments, and the studio's first game was Frontier: First Encounters, a direct sequel to Frontier: Elite 2. Braben would then return to the series in 2014 for the ongoing Elite: Dangerous. But Braben's tenure as CEO at Frontier has produced more than just the Elite series; the studio is also well known for theme park simulation games including RollerCoaster Tycoon, Zoo Tycoon, Jurassic World Evolution, Planet Coaster, and more.

 

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Elite Dangerous has sold over 5.1 million base game units as of May 31, 2023.

This is up from 3m base game units and 4.3m franchise units sales in January 2019. Base game unit sales reached 3.5m in April 2020.

(via: Frontier Annual Report)

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