This. Chosen One doesn't need some trivial things like being a latent psionic or whatever. That's for lesser beings.
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But will he know that beforeafter he knows that then?He is Psionic, he just doesnt know that yet
Yes, he will be told that by Morpheus, Hagrid or other tool of destiny.
Don't take Sobak, he'll act like a whiny child, cause so many problems for you and then be the downfall of your civilization/organization, with his only actual contribution being a Noooooo! shout that can be used for everything.
He is Psionic, he just doesnt know that yet
Correction! He is psionic, he just never told anyone.
Yeeeeah. I never had planets close to black holes. This would bring out a lot of opportunities: "Come to the end of the universe! Take a view at the gap of the end of everything!" Pop there must either be Cthulu-believers or tourists....
I know it's possible to colonize a black hole system with habitat ascension, but I've never seen a terraforming candidate in one
Seems this AI rebellion did not yet implement their name module in time.
Maybe they were busy as they spawned on the Holy world of a neighboring spiritual fallen empire and promptly evacuated it when asked..
Seems this AI rebellion did not yet implement their name module in time.
Maybe they were busy as they spawned on the Holy world of a neighboring spiritual fallen empire and promptly evacuated it when asked..
So... where did they go?
Nominally, this planet is still their capital.. they have a population of zero. It's the first time I see the AI rebellion, so I'm not quite clear on the mechanics.
It's just The Awoken, a robotic species seperate from the AI rebellion. They're a possible result of the In Limbo event chain.
maybe not. google "white hole". Its a theorie, that a black hole is some kind of wormhole, where the entrence is the black hole and the exit the white hole. In this case there would be no matter to take out....
According to the wiki, a planet may have 'between 10 and 25', yet I swear to god I can only count 9 tiles here.
Because there is no place to possibly call home like a planet with the core exposed and orbiting a black hole.
I found one these myself.
Unfortunately I forgot to highlight the modifier, and I don't have the save anymore, but that modifier next to poor quality minerals is also terraforming candidate, I swear.
I've seen planets with even fewer tiles, that I've got either with the terraforming candidate, grimacing planet or the worm, usually they occur in small moons.
This one is rather low in the strange scale but yet, I thought that should be in here, I mean five natural habitable planets is not something I see in the ordinary playthrough(four, maybe, but five is another history)
And Devanor's Happy Space Adventure is back once more: Stubborn Survivor!
Using Armageddon bombardment stance, this is what the planet ended up looking like once the last pop died. I couldn't help but think of this:
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Using Armageddon bombardment stance, this is what the planet ended up looking like once the last pop died. I couldn't help but think of this:
I have to do a search, but there's an earlier post in here where someone found the same thing, and terraformed it into an ocean world. Turns out that water is better than glue when it comes to fixing a planet with an exposed core that is also orbiting a black hole.