Oolite Bulletins

pancaketoaster wrote:

Hi, I never heard of Oolite or elite until earlier today but I just downloaded it and I'm enjoying it immensely. I will probably be playing it lot from now on.

First day and you are already on the forum? Nice. Anyway, welcome to the friendliest board on this side of Ridequat!

That was fun to say I'm pretty new here too, so I haven't gotten to say that before!

Pancaketoaster - Welcome to the bb and glad to hear you are enjoying the game.

Hi pancaketoaster You'll enjoy the game and your trips here I think. Good to have you aboard.

pancaketoaster wrote:

Hi, I never heard of Oolite or elite until earlier today but I just downloaded it and I'm enjoying it immensely. I will probably be playing it lot from now on.

Welcome to the Friendliest Forum this side of Riedquat pancaketoaster. Glad you found your way here!

pancaketoaster wrote:

Hi, I never heard of Oolite or elite until earlier today but I just downloaded it and I'm enjoying it immensely. I will probably be playing it lot from now on.

I have to say I love your nick - made me laugh when I saw it today . Welcome aboard pancaketoaster!

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Welcome the the Oolite bb ToBeFree

Hi ToBeFree, good to see you here

G'day, ToBeFree, and welcome aboard!

Welcome aboard ToBeFree, hope to hear of your Oolite adventures here on the BB in the near future.

Hi

I already introduced myself here https://bb.oolite.space/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=13377 but as that was some time ago, I thought I would do it again

My name in RL is Ben, and I was introduced to Elite by my Gran's next door neighbor who had the BBC disk version. I only had the Tape version though, so had to make do with imagining all the other ships mentioned in the manual.. I also had (still have) an Amiga 500 but despite the improved graphics, it didnt quite have the feel of the BBC version I thought. I tried Frontier but gave up when I started flying round in circles!

I only discovered Oolite in January, and since then its fair to say I've not discovered a lot else! I've just got my 3,000th kill and am currently flying an iron ass BCC. I love the way you can tweak the game to your liking and the help you get from the kind folks on here. Once I get to Elite, I might then dabble in 'the dark side'. I have an idea I want to try but as yet no clue what to do! It will be fun finding out..

Ben

G'day Ben.. looking forward to seeing your OXP some day!

Hi

I just discovered this fantastic game when looking at Elite Dangerous, my first Elite experience was with the Acorn Electron back in the dim distant past and I had my longest games on a C64 reaching Deadly but never Elite. I have played many space games since but never found the satisfaction of Elite - I have downloaded the game and a couple of add ons and would like to add more, there seems to be hundreds, I feel like I have arrived at a party a couple of years too late. Any suggestions or help will be gratefully received,

See you in the space lanes

Alan

Welcome aboard, Alan. The usual advice is to stick with eye-candy OXPs at first (of which there are many). If you haven't already found it, the [wiki]OXP_List[/wiki] is your friend.
However, you really should have  Random Ship Names installed - pure immersion!

Welcome to the Ooniverse Alan!

AlanSlade wrote:

... I have downloaded the game and a couple of add ons and would like to add more, there seems to be hundreds, I feel like I have arrived at a party a couple of years too late.

I would consider it fashionably late .

AlanSlade wrote:

Any suggestions or help will be gratefully received.

It's probably bad form to recommend your own add-ons but if you want to be rewarded whilst learning to dock manually at those pesky rotating stations I suggest my [wiki]Safe Docking[/wiki] (which requires [wiki]GalCop Rewards[/wiki]).

As Cody pointed out [wiki]OXP_List[/wiki] is your friend but I suggest you take it steady and don't add too much at once. This way you should be able to tailor the list of OXPs you use to meet your vision of the game.

Phantor