Inspired by Gillian Thornhill , I remember an encounter where a High R.E.S. proved to be too much for my greedy sense of judgement to handle. I took on one or two targets to many, but I scraped out of there with single digit hull and around 3 minutes oxygen. I hightailed it as fast as I could, which was limited by gravitational forces around me. I jumped into range of the station and frantically entered the docking procedure. As I lined up I was down to 8 or 9 seconds as I was (TOO SLOWLY) approaching the toaster racks. As an inexperienced pilot, I had never rushed docking before, but I had never seen the oxygen dip so low before and I had no idea what would happen. Would I go into some kind of oxygen depletion for a few more seconds or would the game just blank to a death message text screen and then a rebuy? I didn't want to find out so I thrusted some more, knowing full well, that it was too late and I wasn't going to make it to land. At this point, the ingame audio...