The news update for Elite Dangerous includes information about the Elite Community meet, the release of Patch 18.05, and the introduction of the new ship, Python Mark I. The update also highlights the importance of material gathering and engineering in the game, recommending guides and tools to assist players in these aspects of gameplay.
In the news update for Elite Dangerous, it was announced that tickets for the Elite Community meet in August went on sale. The event is described as a gathering of like-minded commanders with activities such as playing games and enjoying food, all in support of the charity special effect. Patch 18.05 was released, fixing issues like the inability to install stored modules onto pre-built ships. The arrival of the new ship, Python Mark I, was also mentioned, with more new ships expected this year.
The text highlighted the importance of material gathering and engineering in Elite Dangerous. It mentioned plans for a potential revamp of the engineering system in the game, including reducing the number of materials needed and increasing payouts for engineering materials. The text emphasized the depth of engineering in the game and suggested using guides and tools to make the process easier.
Several useful guides and tools were recommended for material gathering and engineering in Elite Dangerous. The text mentioned newer YouTubers providing practical guides for engineering and material gathering. Specific guides for gathering raw, encoded, and manufactured materials were highlighted, along with tools like Ed engineer and Odyssey material helper. The importance of an SEO-capable FSD for farming high-grade emissions was also noted.
The text provided details on guides for gathering different types of materials, such as raw, encoded, and manufactured. It mentioned specific guides for ship-based material gathering, including surface-based materials and high-grade emissions sources. The importance of trading down to lower tier materials was emphasized in the guides. Additionally, tools like Ed galaxy.net and Ed co-pilot were recommended for material gathering and navigating planetary surfaces.
In conclusion, the text encouraged players to attend the Elite Community meet, engineer new ships like the Python Mark I, and explore the guides and tools recommended for material gathering and engineering in Elite Dangerous. The text emphasized the importance of preparation for engineering and material gathering in the game, as well as staying updated on potential changes to the engineering system. Players were encouraged to engage with the community and share their experiences in the comments section.