Hi!
I just started to play Evochron and I'm having a lot of fun. Though, I have difficulties to find the second IMG container (containing Exodus missiles on Olympus Theta IIRC). The only information I got is : "it's around -5000Y on the planet". This is actually a line going all around the planet and I couldn't find the shipwreck. I'd like some help or maybe direct coordinates so I can find the said containers.
Thank you.
IMG second container
-
SeeJay
- Captain
- Posts: 3507
- Joined: Wed Aug 11, 2010 9:03 am
- Location: Sweden
IMG second container
Can't give you direct coordinates.
The planet is rotating and the shipwreck
with it. Search along the given Y-coord
axis and you should find it. Maybe deploy
a sensor station might help or hiring
a science officer.
Good luck and welcome.
The planet is rotating and the shipwreck
with it. Search along the given Y-coord
axis and you should find it. Maybe deploy
a sensor station might help or hiring
a science officer.
Good luck and welcome.
\"Nothing is impossible, it only takes a bit longer!\"
\"We are not retreating, we are advancing in another direction!\"
http://evochron.junholt.se (Old)
http://www.evochron2.junholt.se (New)
http://mercenary.junholt.se (Map)
http://www.junholt.se/evoschool/index.htm (No spoilers)
-8- Bzzzzzzzzz! -8- -8-
\"We are not retreating, we are advancing in another direction!\"
http://evochron.junholt.se (Old)
http://www.evochron2.junholt.se (New)
http://mercenary.junholt.se (Map)
http://www.junholt.se/evoschool/index.htm (No spoilers)
-8- Bzzzzzzzzz! -8- -8-
-
Rubber Chicken
- Captain
- Posts: 1193
- Joined: Sun Nov 13, 2011 5:10 pm
- Location: Skinny Dipping in the Punchbowl of Doom.
IMG second container
Sometimes you can see the wreck from space if you looks close enough. 
Set a nav point just outside of the atmosphere with a Y-coordinate of 5000. Try to position yourself about where the day-side of the planet transitions to night. 
Set a nav point just outside of the atmosphere with a Y-coordinate of 5000. Try to position yourself about where the day-side of the planet transitions to night. Support National Take Your Chicken to Work Day!
-------------------
100% Organic, free-range and zero-antibiotics. STILL the toughest bird in the Evoverse.
-------------------
100% Organic, free-range and zero-antibiotics. STILL the toughest bird in the Evoverse.
-
Marvin
- Global Moderator
- Posts: 14373
- Joined: Wed Mar 04, 2009 5:47 am
- Location: Fallon-Reno
IMG second container
Deploying a senosr array is currently the easiest way to find pods on the surface. For that specific pod, try deploying the array near the city.-
Maarschalk
- Captain
- Posts: 7641
- Joined: Wed Feb 25, 2009 12:24 am
- Location: USA, Also check your six!
IMG second container
Hi Amanite, welcome to the game and forum!.....It takes a while to find the wreck. Some times you get lucky and can see it from Space!
I usually go down to the planet and fly towards the -5000Y coordinate and once my Y coordinate on the planet reads -5000 I fly around the planet keeping the Y at -5000 and sooner or later you should see the wreck!.....Good luck, and hope to see you out there some time!....
I usually go down to the planet and fly towards the -5000Y coordinate and once my Y coordinate on the planet reads -5000 I fly around the planet keeping the Y at -5000 and sooner or later you should see the wreck!.....Good luck, and hope to see you out there some time!....
Arvoch Alliance Stat:
Evochron Legends Stats:
Evochron Mercenary Stats:
Darkness is the absence of Light as Evil is the absence of Good
Evochron Legends Stats:
Evochron Mercenary Stats:
Darkness is the absence of Light as Evil is the absence of Good
-
Marvin
- Global Moderator
- Posts: 14373
- Joined: Wed Mar 04, 2009 5:47 am
- Location: Fallon-Reno
IMG second container
The easiest way to maintain your Y position is to "Set Location" after reaching the intended Y coordinate ... then setting a Nav point while in the "Top" navigation map ... about 1/8th the distance around the planet from your PPOS. Don't use the "Rear" view ... else you'll readjust the Y coordinate.