Completely forgot I made this question...

Thanks anyway!!!

To pretend that the Firefly has an actual reason to exist :)

Is it just possible that when you start the game with the firefly it has a harshly stunted jump range now in contradiction to its maxed out "power" bar ? I seem to remember that one perk of that ship was a huge jump range. I have not tried out what happens if you get it through the cocoon since the last update, if it also has that contradictory small jump range.

I now had to test that and it also has a harshly diminished jump range if it springs from the cocoon, even though its not supposed to(maxed out power bar) - this seems to be a bug that came into the game at a later point for i remember using that small ship to get across huge distances in my first few playthroughs.

Originally posted by HereticPriest:

I now had to test that and it also has a harshly diminished jump range if it springs from the cocoon, even though its not supposed to(maxed out power bar) - this seems to be a bug that came into the game at a later point for i remember using that small ship to get across huge distances in my first few playthroughs.

Power influences fuel consumption, not jump range.

Maybe the ships you used back then happened to have modules that increase jump range, i know the first one i got had Tau statis installed.

No, i am exclusively talking about that Firefly ship with the 3 slots

Originally posted by HereticPriest:

No, i am exclusively talking about that Firefly ship with the 3 slots

Irrelevant.

For all ships, Firefly included, jump range is only determined by upgrades installed. Power has nothing to do with it, at least according to the wiki :

https://out-there.fandom.com/wiki/Power?so=search

It can be confusing because some upgrades improve both power *and* jump range.

well, ok, i was only asking because imho it wasnt always so. I remember jumping huge distances with the firefly ship, maybe in an earlier patch - it only had a folder, an interplanetary reactor and a telescope iirc then.