Yeah, that's my plan at this point. It's also probably a lot more efficient too.i recommend waiting til you have terraforming. it'd prooy be cheaper to terraform that world than to clear all the blockers
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Yeah, that's my plan at this point. It's also probably a lot more efficient too.i recommend waiting til you have terraforming. it'd prooy be cheaper to terraform that world than to clear all the blockers
I like the idea that it's more cost-effective to retool the whole planet by forcibly changing its biosphere and rebuilding its biology than it is to blow up a few mountains.Yeah, that's my plan at this point. It's also probably a lot more efficient too.
Lithoid #1: Why do the biologicals not make their ships of flesh and bone? Why do we make our ships out of... us?
In the last game(s) i played, i had several planets, where no field was free: i had colonists there, but before they could do anything good, i had to clear some fields first. It was always rewarding, but i had to invest a lot of energy. So, i don´t see the problem. And yes, i play with Gullies Planet Mod as well. But i do not have any problems with that.Sure, but those can be cleared.
To add insult to injury, have your empire turn the Unbidden dimension into a landfill.I turned the Unbidden into a tourist attraction.
I thought ringworlds couldn't be built in binary systems. What mods are you running?