hello it's Ricardo and welcome back to Elite dangerous today we're gonna go on
a journey to the Anaconda graveyard it's a shipwreck site in the HD 76133 system
way out east and was part of the distant Stars expedition in 3303
Now cast your mind back to 3303 you had ships that had a jump range maxed out with jumponium
with neutron stars with engineered fsds and all the light engineering done at around about
220 light years you'd have to then navigate the perilous neutron stars to get them all fueled up
get the materials for jumponium etc etc well has to be said the distant Stars expedition
in 3303 managed to get all the way out to the HD 76133 system and it was a bit of a one-way
trip because there was no neutron star to get them back to supercharge the frameshift drive
now of course we have Fleet carriers if you're fortunate enough to have
got the old credits out five billion of them and bought one oh I have a match there they could be
four they could be five I don't know I bought mine I'm not buying another one either way this
is where we're standing Fleet carriers will give you 500 light years of jump range as it stands
in game at the moment and this allows you to navigate the Galaxy all the way out to this part
and this part HD 76133 now that's about 3 100 light years away from leave
so you can see how far away it is once you're there it does look quite desolate anacondas
have been plowed into the ground this was because the members of the distant star
expedition in 3303 abandoned their ships they scuttled their ships as there was no way of
getting them back and then the in-game devs which we found out about in a recent frame shift live
put it into game it's been around for quite some time at least since
May 2017 this is the first time I've actually gone out there and had a look
the graveyard is set in a huge crater on the planet's surface and it's marked by
a beacon or a placeholder I should say on the planet Final Destination and yes it is
a final destination because there's no way you're coming back from that unless you've
got a fleet carrier now of course the real rats are able to get their Fleet carrier out there
as well although certainly is quite costly and they have done it in the past foreign
and the time and the many on getting your Fleet carrier out here well for that I have to say yes
it's an in-game bit of law worthwhile checking out that goes without saying if you haven't got
access to a fleet carrier I think you'd have to research to see if anybody was coming out
this way it's not an awful lot out here and the fleet carriers are expensive to run I mean it
took about 800 tons of tritium to get all the way over here and not to mention the added cost
that incurred by paying your crew and repairs to the ship when you're out during your in system
there's only a few planets these have already had already been scanned and discovered and
have also had the first footfall so nothing to look at there but there is nothing stopping you
getting back in your ship in your Fleet carrier whatever you'd have to be a fleet carrier
and doing a little bit of extra exploration that's something worthwhile thinking about
either way the anacondas are placed nicely and scattered around the crater on the surface of
which there's about eight or nine of them I would say there's I think the scan here
there are no data logs there are no ship cores to scan it's simply just a visual spectacle
anyway there you have it that is the Anaconda graveyard in Elite dangerous on planet HD 76133
if you haven't got a fleet carrier it's a one-way trip if you have got a fleet carrier
then make sure you've got some tritium I've been Ricardo thanks for watching see you soon