Elite: Dangerous PvE - Mobius

Sold my Krait MK2 today I do not like those pontoons sticking out will miss her shields, fighter, firepower, jump-range she been sitting their collecting dust and storing mods. Doing must of my fighting in my Courier fixed MC or Beams or a mix lots of fun tough ship, fast and great in VR. Will build...

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Very true JohnLuke. Oh well, i went and gave the lawn a hair cut.

Armored monster or thermal spread for the plant and charge enhanced cluster capacitor for CAP.

Sitting in my chair, in game, on a Pad VR headset on observing a 10 trapped sideways in the toaster smacking the slot, boom it gets a dispatch, parts flying everywhere. I launch heading to test my new and engineered vanilla Killa Python (yes Thon) passing through the toaster favouring the side to mi...

Good thing about the BiWeaves is that they regenerate fast... The Drive Distributors improve the mass curve of the thrusters, ideal for tighter maneuvering when combined with dirty drives. I normally go for Drive distributors for my combat ships, Drag Drives might be universally better, however if ...

Hi CMDR Nar Nar Goon. My favourite Krait MK2 build: https://inara.cz/cmdr-fleet/59062/549496/ The pulses get replaced by long range superpenetrator rails from time to time. CU in the Black. I'm still a fan of pulses, lLiking your build CMDR GreenViper including you choice of 6C Bi-Weave Shield Gene...

Thanks Tor, really good summary full of lots of good information appreciate you taking the time to reply. I knew the cost are high am surprised 12 billion is not a comfortable figure I am definitively uncomfortable with that number 45-50 million to fill a gas tank a fookin tad high. Covid-19 has cau...

Krait MK2: I use these weapons works good OC gimballed MC Incendiary/ Corrosive large slots two Long Range rails super penetrator.

For last 2 weeks I been mostly filling the Cutter up with mining goodies. I have sufficient credits to buy a Carrier. Anyone with some do's and don't tips or two willing to share I thank-you in advance.
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I already have a "A" rated/engineered Python she should do, right?