When the Thargoid cyclops lashes out, it launches dozens of tiny, drone-like ships and proceeds to peck players to death from afar. ObsidianAnt even makes a few offerings, tossing objects out of his hull to entice the creature. In the above video you can see the alien moving around, scanning human wreckage and searching or something. If you get too close to the Thargoid ship, called a cyclops, or attack it in any way it will respond with force. Simply search for non-human signal sources while moving at supercruise speed around star systems in the Pleiades, move to within one million kilometers and low-wake into realspace, also known as hitting the brakes.
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YouTuber ObsidianAnt has a great summary of how to find a Thargoid ship on your own. The Pleiades Nebula isn’t all that far away, and even new players should be able to make it to the scene with low-level ships and equipment. That’s bad news for non-player characters in-game, as several in-fiction groups are seeing disruptions in travel and trade because of Thargoid interference.īut it’s good news for owners of Elite. Their efforts are centralized in the Pleiades Nebula, which is also the site of a new human colony in the Maia system. With The Return, it appears that the Thargoids are searching for something. Things escalated in June after a series of massive alien structures were discovered in multiple star systems.
It all began in January when massive, flower-shaped spaceships began pulling players out of hyperspace - that game’s version of faster-than-light travel - seemingly at random. Update 2.4 (also called The Return) features the Thargoids, an ancient alien race that commanders have been chasing around the Milky Way galaxy for the better part of a year. The latest update for Elite: Dangerous has been out for about two days, and players are stumped.
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