Superjump and energy????

[Crassie]

Hi, just wonder how the energy charge is calculated when superjump. Here is an example, i have a 5 min travel from hangar to moon, get charged around 1600 e, then i get a 3 min jump from mars to hangar and get charged 2200 e???? makes no sence to me.

Crassie

 

[SpaQuetti]

Well, I always think it has something to do with real-life like stuff. On rockets that NASA launches, every pound in weight equals three tons of fuel (I think 0.0). So, every pound in weight on your ship (including C) is like, 12e? I dunno lol, just guessing. You can have them set it to like 100e maximum, but then you won't open a ripple in space strong enough to propel you to your destination, you'd be stuck in the Hyperdimension until the end of time. (or until you starve )

 

[CapnSanta]

That makes no real sense as in space weight is not such an issue. It is possible that the rotation of the solar system has something to do with it. Counter rotation may cost more for some dumb reason. Who really knows. Why I might even test it with a small ship compared with a large ship.

All up it doesn't really make any sense!!

 

[fyreseeker]

lol ive seen 2000+ e for a jump from antares gate to terasa and thats a 3 second trip so it seems as if its random

 

[Crassie]

@SpaQuetti: Rofl, I for one think that this is a game, i don't want it to be like RL

It would make sence if it was like this: 1 sec superjump = a certain amount of e, depending on maybe which lvl you are. This way it would cost you the same amount of e for a 3 min jump. It just confuses me when it can be such a big differens in what you pay in e for a superjump.

I was just curious that is all.
Crassie

 

[sir-vivol]

also would it make sense that the price drops as u come closer to your destination


but it is how it is