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  • #16
    About the drawbacks, sit back and take a look at our solar system. The vast majority of planets have quite serious drawbacks (for our species anyway), so it's hardly something to scream about in my opinion, its just (unfortunately) how things are! No doubt that various drawbacks are dependent on Galaxy age though, so it might not be as bad as it sounds, and im sure they won't ALL be in one session

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    • #17
      Then again, I'll be happy to live with the "real" ratio of useless real eastate in the galaxy when they give us the "real" amount of room to compensate for it. I haven't heard anybody mention there being a super extra huge setting with 100 billion star systems in Moo3 yet.

      Not that it wouldn't be cool!
      "The number of political murders was a little under one million (800,000 - 900,000)." - chegitz guevara on the history of the USSR.
      "I think the real figures probably are about a million or less." - David Irving on the number of Holocaust victims.

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      • #18
        I think you're taking this list way out of context.

        In the guide, they give example games for each race, going through the beginning X or so turns. Some things are very apparent from reading this.

        1. Systems have a LOT more planets than they did in MOO2. The converse is that you don't always want to colonize every single planet that exists, because it'll cost lots to make it better.

        2. System specials are pretty rare. Almost none were named in the guide, and they certainly didn't play a part in the choosing of the planets at the time.

        I'd bet that one planet in every two systems has a special or so - and that's not a big deal, as I said, because those systems are going to have other things going for them.

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        • #19
          I'd appreciate it if someone who can get onto those forums could cut & paste the list here. I still get lagged to eternity trying to get to ina-community
          To doubt everything or to believe everything are two equally convenient solutions; both dispense with the necessity of reflection.
          H.Poincaré

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          • #20
            Here you go, Grum. The list as "published" on ina:

            A cache-varies
            Abandoned Colony +10% research
            Active volcanoes +5%-+70% terraforming cost
            Ancient Battle Damage –20% to –90% hospoitable enviroment
            Antaran X-obvious
            Artificial planet- varies
            Booby trap-planet explodes in 5-20 turns
            Cavernous-Maximum population +1
            Contraband(interesting one I think) adds 5 to 50 AU’s per turn, but depletes 1 “unit” of contraband per turn
            Eccentric orbit- +20 to +100% terraforming cost, -75% bioharvesting
            Electrical activity- -15% mining, -10% bioharvesting, -20% military, -35% space port
            Entrapping Ecosystem—15% government, -95% recreation, -90% space port
            FLU generator-no clue what this is, all descriptions are “variable” except that it is something positive
            Erratic weather- -25% to –75% bioharvesting –can be teraformed out for 350-900 AU’s on terraforming
            HE Geomagnetic fields- -1% to –25% terra +10% pop growth, -20% manufacturing, -50% research, -15% military
            HE Huge Storms- +10 to +200% maintenance +10% to +200% building cost, -50% bioharvesting
            HE meteor shower-variable-negative
            HE Tectonic instability-variable-negative
            Hostile Gasses-+50% to +150% maintenance cost, +50 to +150% building cost, -10% manufacturing, -10% research, -30% population growth, -5% military-terraformed out after 500-2,200 AU’s worth of terraforming

            Sick of typing out all the descriptions and I’m running out of time, I’ll describe the ones which aren’t obvious…if you have any specific questions on one, ask and I’ll post the detailes

            Hostile Flora
            Hostile Huge Animal(-20% bioharvesting, +15% recreation odly enough…ride the woly mammoth?)
            Hostile Insent
            Hostile Large Animal
            Hostile Microbe
            Hostile Mineral
            Hostile small animal
            Magnate Civilization(no description, cept its positive, I am as clueless as you are)
            Natural Wells
            Natural Wonders
            Pharmacopoeia(helps everything except manufacturing and government)
            Polluted
            Random Research
            Random Tech
            Rapid Rot
            Rare animals
            Rare fuels
            Rare gems
            Rare metals
            Rare petrochemicals
            Rare plants
            Rare radioactive
            Rescue leader
            Ruins

            SENTIENT PLANET (-20% government, -75% recreation, cant be terraformed out….I think this is very bizarre lol-it sounds boring, they could of done alot more to make this interesting-they comment that "sentient planets dont play well with others")

            Splinter Colony
            Stratosphere ring
            Thriving ecosystem


            Im VERY unhappy that "xenomorphs" the black aliens from "alien" didnt make it as a planetary special(I remember ALOT of people wanted it when they did the contest for specials a while ago-I guess the hostile animals come close though..........plus a certain nameless species may be similar .
            "The number of political murders was a little under one million (800,000 - 900,000)." - chegitz guevara on the history of the USSR.
            "I think the real figures probably are about a million or less." - David Irving on the number of Holocaust victims.

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            • #21
              Thanks Moomin.

              Its a very varied list. I just hope as people have mentioned before that the incidence of specials is not too high. Having almost every planet with a special would become very tiring after a while. A bit like Star Trek where every planet has a weird (and usually humaniform) alien species with a problem for the crew to solve.
              To doubt everything or to believe everything are two equally convenient solutions; both dispense with the necessity of reflection.
              H.Poincaré

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              • #22
                FYI, the latest screenshots of the 'Start New Game' menu have a drop-down box for selecting 'few' planetary specials.

                I don't know how many settings there are but it seems that if you love/hate wierd planets, the options are available to customise.
                The foppish elf, fighting ithkul in a top hat and smoking jacket since 1885

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                • #23
                  Excellent.
                  To doubt everything or to believe everything are two equally convenient solutions; both dispense with the necessity of reflection.
                  H.Poincaré

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