Had my survey ship out exploring and encountered a system with 3 tomb worlds called Silent colony, Decayed hub and Crumbling Borough. Next system two tomb worlds called Ruinous core and Lost encampment. Another system with a tomb World called Fallen outpost. Is there any special story about these systems?
6 tomb Worlds with names
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You will likely find a fallen empire, which regards tomb worlds as sacred, will object to these named planets being colonized. Of course this does depend on whether your map has a chance of having a Fallen Empire, if this empire has not been discovered yet, I don't know what their reaction would be, but usually they threaten to go to war, if you do not agree to abandon the colony.
I make this suggestion as a presumption, because I have seen a Fallen Empire threaten me when I tried to colonize a strangely named Gaia world which didnt correlate to the system name it was in. Evidently the first time I colonized it, I suddenly received dialogue, from said empire, and at the time my pitifult 20k fleet was no match for 1 of their 3 95k fleets.... so I abandoned it
I make this suggestion as a presumption, because I have seen a Fallen Empire threaten me when I tried to colonize a strangely named Gaia world which didnt correlate to the system name it was in. Evidently the first time I colonized it, I suddenly received dialogue, from said empire, and at the time my pitifult 20k fleet was no match for 1 of their 3 95k fleets.... so I abandoned it
That's not it at all actually. These are marking an event which will occur surrounding these worlds. It happens around mid game.
Edit: It's specifically 6 tomb worlds in 3 neighboring systems, 2 in one with Ruinous Core, 1 in another, and 3 in the third. All have the names he mentioned.
this only applies to gaia worlds near Holy Guardians (Spiritualist FE) - Walled Garden, Prophet's Retreat and a couple others, don't remember the names.
those tomb worlds can be colonized no problem, and they have a few small but interesting events I don't wanna spoil
No problem, other than the 0% habitability base for most species and the climate restoration tech needed to fix that?this only applies to gaia worlds near Holy Guardians (Spiritualist FE) - Walled Garden, Prophet's Retreat and a couple others, don't remember the names.
those tomb worlds can be colonized no problem, and they have a few small but interesting events I don't wanna spoil
Spiritualists FEs used to get mad at you for colonizing tomb worlds (y'know raiding graves and all that) I don't think they do anymore, at least none have yelled at me for doing it recently.
Hehe time to get kids to bed Early so can find out. So leave planets alone and will start event? No colonizing with robots or terraforming when get the tech in a 100 years or so?
Actually it doesn't matter if you touch or claim them, the event is already going to occur. However, your actions now will determine future outcomes.
So far I had these in two games and never seen anything happen on or around them, claimed or unclaimed and both games are well behind the end-game crisis.
Though one was in 2.1 and then you couldn't even colonize them, not sure how it's now? I just saw them existing and didn't care any more about them as they were useless the last time.
Though one was in 2.1 and then you couldn't even colonize them, not sure how it's now? I just saw them existing and didn't care any more about them as they were useless the last time.
I never tried to colonize them. According to everything I've seen, their presence indicates an event that will happen, and their absence means the event won't happen.
I've never seen them and the event didn't happen either, but maybe someone can go through the files and see if there is a chance associated with it?
there should have been a special project to do some archeological work to find out what happened to the inhabitants. you don't have to finish the project to advance the story, but it does make the story advance faster. if you do nothing, I think the event will fire in with a mean time of 30 months (need to check event file to verify).
not sure if it got fixed, but when the event happens, be sure to not own the systems. I had claimed and built mining stations in the systems and the event bugged out on me.
I just had these for the first time, did the project and now...
I have a very fast growing population of Roachoids in my empire (seriously fast, they are 25% of my empire now) and I'm seeding them on every tomb world I can find.
I just had these for the first time, did the project and now...
I have a very fast growing population of Roachoids in my empire (seriously fast, they are 25% of my empire now) and I'm seeding them on every tomb world I can find.
Are you talking about the roaches from tomb world Earth/Sol III? The event chain related to the thread title does something else.
Not, it was definitely those planets. Ruinous Core is one of my best planets right now... Or maybe the event chain is messed up now? How is it supposed to go.
Just looked it up, and yeah, mine went nothing like what the wiki describes. :|
It's possible you got a generic Tomb World event that gives you upliftable roaches on one of them. That or the portraits for the main event were altered (which would make sense since they used to have what's now the Racket(ling?) portrait).
Yeah, I recently got racket, not on this update, but the previous one. It's possible that the newest update broke it somehow.