Today was relatively uneventful. I simply moved the carrier fifteen hundred light years from where it was to where I am now. The move went smoothly and took about an hour. Tomorrow I will look for a system with a ringed gas giant that has a Tritium hot spot and fill up the carrier's tank and then I will scout around for some more undiscovered systems around this region of space. That's about all there is too it and that is where I'll end this log entry.

CMDR Bullet out..

This will be a significant log entry I believe. The previous log entry to this one was entered by CMDR BIG CHUNGUS 40K. Apparently, he is the CMDR responsible for the disruption of FDEV on this date and caused quite a ruckus today.. I didn't see any of the trouble, I only heard about it through various third-party video sources, and it sounded pretty mid to high level bad. I will add his log entry to this entry for posterity, in case it gets erased by EDSM.

~[CMDR BIG CHUNGUS 40K] log entry BEGIN:~

a couple small (but important) clarifications:

i didn't do anything financial related i didn't touch your carriers/colonisation/stations i didn't drain your carriers funds or whatever. really not sure why people believe that. i didn't ddos/take the servers down. FD was having issues at the same time. i didn't kill anyone (i did interdict a few people to ask about their opinion on oatmeal before leaving) i didn't compromise FD's servers or any of their infrastructure i didn't delete your commanders, the game was (and still is) having server issues the game is safe to play, despite the ruckus online most other issues people were having were FD-related and just coincidental timing.

I don't actually intend to harm this game (too...much) - i do play a lot on my main account! I just was doing a little bit of trolling :3

I actually spent most of yesterday chilling at the CG as a Thargoid Hydra lol. CMDR POTATO THE POTATO & CMDR Karothhal can vouch for me on that (please don't harass them with questions - they don't know any more than you do!). They were very fun to hang out with for a little bit.

and yes...this account is definitely getting banned as soon as FD sends someone into the office... don't worry! xD

Anyway, have some pics!

Thargoid at HD 207340 Thargoid at the end of the world

Thargoid at the CG enter image description here

Thargoid Hydra Firegroups enter image description here

the balls system chat balls

feel free to send your questions/hatemail/threats/whatever to me @ EatDangus@protonmail.com

p.s. my apologies to the guy who's VPN IP i dropped in public chat. wasn't that funny in hindsight. sorry.

p.p.s. any screenshots of "BUY ARX NOW" carrier-spam is old and didn't happen recently.

p.p.p.s. i am reading the messages in the elite-related discords - a lot of the information about me and this situation is quite wrong!

p.p.p.p.s. i am the same guy who colonised Polaris & the furthest system from Sol several months ago (CMDR IceWallowCoque).

~[CMDR BIG CHUNGUS 40K] log entry END:~

Anyway, I scouted out quite a ways ahead of the carrier and below the galactic plane. Right now I am fifteen hundred light years away from my carrier, camped out on the first planet and system I am the first to discover in a long time. I am looking forward to entering this discovery into Universal cartographics aboard the Silbergeschoss when it arrives. That's it for this log entry.

CMDR Bullet out..

My travels took me around a section of space that is permit locked, the Col 70 Sector. This area of space has been permit locked for a long, long time. We're talking nearly a decade now. Eventually, I made my way around this section of space into the Col 69 Sector.

Before I made my way into the Col 69 Sector, I finished topping off the Tritium fuel tank in the carrier. It had just thirty tons to go before it was at 100% and I just couldn't let it go, so I went back to the tritium hotspot and mined another one hundred sixty or so tons of Tritium before I swapped out the T-11 for the Mandalay and did a little exploration ahead of the carrier jumps. This area of space has all been long since discovered so, I'm not looking for anything like that. I am however looking for worlds with exobio and no first footfall, just for the sake of my name in lights..

I traveled eight hundred and fifty-three light years to reach the planet we are currently parked at, Col 69 Sector 5 A. This world has two exobiological signatures that I quickly located and scanned while I waited for the carrier to arrive. Hardly worth the trouble but, something to do anyway. Tomorrow we will continue to head in a southerly direction within the galaxy and from there? Who knows.

CMDR Bullet out..

I completed the task of filling the carrier's tritium tank today. It only needed one hundred sixty tons to top it off, so to speak. Tomorrow or the next day I will scout out a new system to move the carrier into. I doubt it will be an undiscovered system, but stranger things have happened, we'll see.

I'm looking forward to going to the lower edge of the galaxy or the opposite side from where Beagle Point is. I'll be able to say I've been to the opposite ends of the galaxy then, no? One more bucket list item to check off. Hopefully I'll find other interesting things in this region of the galaxy as well. A new codex record would be nice.

Alright, I'm just daydreaming now, time to end this log entry.

CMDR Bullet out..

Today I moved into the system Synuefe VI-K c11-5 and parked the carrier next to planet 3. This planet has an icy ring with several hot spots including one with plenty of Tritium. The carrier's fuel level is sitting at about six hundred and fifty tons of Tritium at the moment, and I would like to bring it back to one hundred percent with extra reserves in hold if I can. Of course, as I mine, I am picking up some bromolite but for now, I am focused on the Tritium.

I made one trip with a full cargo hold and decided to stop there as I am pretty worn out for some reason. I've been pushing myself rather hard for a long time now. I'd like to try and take it easy a little. maybe take some days off here and there. Perhaps tomorrow.. That's just what I'm going to do I think. End of log entry.

CMDR Bullet out..

Today I made six jumps in the Mandalay and only a single modest hop with the carrier as I travel into an area of the galaxy I have never been before. We traveled four hundred forty-three light years to the system Synuefe TY-O b39-4 where I called the carrier to jump to the planet A 1 A into a parking orbit. I met the carrier here and it is here where we spent the night.

Of course, this system had been discovered long ago but no commander had ever mapped any of the sixteen bodies within this double star system, so I decided to at least map the nine bodies of the A star before we depart this place, probably forever, and move on. After my mapping project I made first footfall on the furthest coldest world just for the hell of it.

Afterward, I turned in my cartographic data at Universal Cartographics. It didn't amount to much and headed to the bar for a few drinks. I shot the bull with the bartender and then went to the bridge to look over tomorrow's itinerary and then headed for bed. That's it for this log entry.

CMDR Bullet out..

My explorations took me into the Coalsack Nebula today. I was surprised to find a lot of Xeno activity in the region. I had actually no idea that there was so much Thargoid activity happening at the top of the nebula in a system called Musca Dark Region BN-G a12-0. There were at least twenty non-human signal sources present ranging from threat four to threat eight within the system. I, having no weapons on my Mandalay, stayed well away from that hot mess, to be sure. There is one station withing this system called Garage A Claquette which I made my way toward carefully and docked with. It was a fairly run down station, not very remarkable in any way I'd say but a welcome retreat for anyone doing battle with a Thargoid I would imagine.

My original intentions for visiting this particular star system were to bring the fleet carrier here but with all this Thargoid activity present, that isn't going to happen. It's a shame too as this is such an interesting region of space. I will continue to explore around the area however as there are more star systems within the nebula.

Today's jumps numbered fifteen, twelve of which were into main sequence star systems. The remaining three were into Brown dwarf systems, Musca Dark Region BN-G a12-0 being one of them. I traveled eight hundred eighty light years in the Mandalay, and the carrier made one jump of roughly three hundred eighty lightyears. That should do it for this log entry.

CMDR Bullet out..

Today I decided to visit Hip 87621, find the crash site of Teri Tora, and then finally sample the Radicoida Unica for myself. Unfortunately, I missed out on the suit upgrade community goal as I was tens of thousands of light years away, but I have a good suit as it is so, no problems there. Locating the crash site was easy, but no sign of Teri. I scanned the ships data core for any clues and checked my ships nav computer once again when I noticed four signals I'd somehow missed before.. [BIOLOGICAL SITE], or something like that, and one only a few kilometers away just over a small mountain range.

After targeting the new destination in the nav computer I did a quick scan of the crash site once again to see I there was anything I may have missed and then proceeded to the new location. Once I cleared the small mountain range, I could actually see the rather large group of what looked like a small forest of trees. I then set the Mandalay down near the edge of the forest and began scanning the new species of exobiology. One thing of note here is the surface temperature is extremely hostile. Without an engineered suit, one wouldn't last long on this extremely hot planet.

After collecting nine samples in total, I returned to my Mandalay and then left this world to turn in my samples at Exogene Sciences located in a Ring base around Hip 87621 2. The data earned me just over a million credits and a new exobio under my belt. Not too bad and now this one is behind me. End of log entry.

CMDR Bullet out..

Trigger time in the T-11. I mined about one hundred fifty tons of Tritium for the carrier's main jump tank today and that's about all I did. Well, that and about a ton and a half of never ending 'paperwork'. It's all good. Having a day like today gave me time to plan my next few moves as far as what I want to do next and visiting the Radicoida is next, I think. I want to check that off my bucket list as quickly as possible. I think I will head over there in the Mandalay and then decide whether to call the carrier over or not. That sounds like a plan to me.

I couldn't believe I actually got attacked by a pirate heading back to the carrier with my load of Tritium today either, and right next to my carrier of all places. What an idiot! He was quickly dispatched by the local cops patrolling around the carrier. I swear, some people are dumber than a bag of hammers. I also managed to snag about twenty tons of low temperature Diamonds which were stored aboard the carrier as well. That's it for this log entry.

CMDR Bullet out..

Today I finished purchasing the Lavian Brandy from the Lave system. I now have four Rares in excess of one hundred tons each. I actually made one extra trip more than needed because when I returned to the carrier with what I thought was twenty tons of Lavian Brandy, it turned out to be twenty tons of animal meat. I don't quite understand how that happened, but it did. It must have been my mistake. What ever happened I put it up for sale on my carrier at a discount. We'll see if it gets sold or not. If it doesn't get sold in a few days, I suppose the crew and I can enjoy it.

Other things happening here and there throughout the day took up more time than I wanted and so I didn't get to add more Tritium to the carrier's tank like I wanted to either but there is always tomorrow I suppose. The next thing I need to do is go down the Rares list and determine what and where the next rare item I want to gather is going to be and come from and if there are more than one system in the vicinity with Rares available.

Another thing I'd like to do is check out the Radicoida Unica in the HIP 87621 system. That is another reason I returned to the now deformed looking bubble. I'm looking forward to that trip and may make that trip sooner than later. That will wrap up this log entry for now with more to come tomorrow.

CMDR Bullet out..