Yeah okay, but it's still just doing the same thing like 4000 times. I already want to skip the jumping animation.
Yes I agree, but it makes going to the center or other side of the galaxy, or even anywhere outside occupied space mean something. If you could just warp to any point the sence of vastness and distance would be dramatically diminished I think. I once went out on a week long trip to one of the nearby nebula because I was curious what space would be like inside it but was disappointed by the lack of difference when I got there. On the way back however, I encountered a black hole and though I couldn't see it, as i got near my systems began to malfunction, light began to bend, and i was slowly pulled in. Not wanting to lose my python and 1.6 million in cartography, I left. I kinda regret that now. With planetary landings it does provide some incentive to explore the actual systems, though probably far more when they introduce atmospheric landings.
