2.2 Thoughts

[Falcon_D]

Like some of the new planet textures. The texture on the planets in the planet map is a nice feature although I would have preferred if the DSS showed POIs on that map.

But with most moons probably having 1000 POIs or more, and most planets with 10 times as many, then that could really get to be a cluttered map! Now if the could limit that to really significant POIs, or sight seeing destinations and the like, then I can see that. But if they are points of interest, then you'd think they'd be already known, so they shouldn't be difficult to find. Or maybe you could set filters. But I like to think of most POIs as just random crap you stumble across.

Actually by POIs I kind of meant geysers, alien settlements etc. Not so much the mission or dynamic POIs.
Interestingly I've tried looking for POIs on 2 planets near Sag A* and haven't seen a single blue circle show up on my ship's scanner.

[*Al*]

Try the ones at Teaka! Nice Civil War (if you fancy some Massacre, Murder and Mayhem the weekend).

The Teaka Elite Altruists BaggingCooperative. Really?
I wonder if they actually got that past FDev or they just turned a blind eye

I have absolutely no idea what you are inferring.....

Stations are nice.

[Relix Typhon]

So I bought a Keelback (which is not as utterly useless as I thought) just for its fighter ability.

Going to deploy from the role panel, I thought, this should be fun but I dont see what all the fuss is abo.....WHOA HOLY SHIT! THIS IS AWWWWWSOMEEE

[Roger Wilco Jr]

Actually by POIs I kind of meant geysers, alien settlements etc. Not so much the mission or dynamic POIs.
Interestingly I've tried looking for POIs on 2 planets near Sag A* and haven't seen a single blue circle show up on my ship's scanner.

Yes. I'd like a detailed surface scan to reveal areas of volcanism, large alien settlements, but not necessarily a few cargo canisters or blown up SRV (the random crap you discover flying around at 2k above the ground). In populated space, then I'd think known structures and and outposts would also already be shown (if you have the system data), like cities and rivers and parks on a road map. But a detailed surface scan may still reveal unknown or hidden features (Area 51). Of course, you may not want to be carrying a DSS in the bubble, so you can still get coordinates for interesting places the old fashion way through tip offs, missions, or the news. Then maybe a filter for natural features and "man made".