Did you know this was possible?

[trooper]

Funny, but rather useless, indeed.
Have you ever visited a place for the first time with your eyes closed and saying : "No, I don't wanna know anything about this place, I'll keep my eyes closed until I'm out ! looks like an insane behaviour, doesn't it ?

[Aloofi]

Lol, blind explorers at work.

[oleg]

Originally posted by trooper:
Funny, but rather useless, indeed.
Have you ever visited a place for the first time with your eyes closed and saying : "No, I don't wanna know anything about this place, I'll keep my eyes closed until I'm out ! looks like an insane behaviour, doesn't it ?

I did. Two weeks ago. It was a necessarily visit to dantist.

[Stone Mill]

Funny... That explains it. I did have this happen to me, but I pretty much ignored it. Thought something funky happened?!?

[Narrew]

HEY!! Those Captains that are vision challenged need a job also!

[Ruatha]

Originally posted by DavidG:
That you can have a ship fly through a system and yet it is still unexplored?

Using the trick I saw in another thread wereby if you enter an unexplored system you can click a random sector and then you can continue to move into the system instead of stopping at the warp.
Well if that sector you pick happens to be a another warp point you fly through the sector into the next without seeing it.

Do you mean it warped wiothout having been ordered to warp?
I thought if you happened to aim at a warppoint it would go to that location and wait there.

I have done this plenty o ftimes and never accidently warped.

[Lisif Deoral]

I suppose it happened in a simmove game...
what if you play the replay clip? does the system get explored (visible) and then becomes unknown again when the ship warps out?