Zone of Anomalies

[MastAKK]

Just wondering, is it bug or feature?

(sorry for screenshot with Russian)
Numbers near systems are count of anomalies in this, well, systems.
Is it normal? Or not?
I got some kind of spam when sent 3 ships to explore this part of galaxy.

No, It's ok. I mean, I really like so many anomalies. Just wondering.

 

[Risa]

Lady of Luck smiles upon you. Nothing else.

 

[MastAKK]

She has a really wide smile, tho.

 

[AndragonLea]

Depends on a number of factors, really. Event chains, skill of your scientist, protocols (chart the stars, HO!) level of scanner module, enclave science ship module.

Get enough of that and a little bit of luck and you can straight drown in anomalies - most of them the same type.

 

[Talanic]

If you find a giant skeleton on every planet you visit, how is it an anomaly for a planet to have a giant skeleton? Wouldn't it be more anomalous to find a planet that DIDN'T have an organic spaceship crash site?

 

[Lothmar]

Call it the Bermuda nebula.

 

[Risa]

Depends on a number of factors, really. Event chains, skill of your scientist, protocols (chart the stars, HO!) level of scanner module, enclave science ship module.

Get enough of that and a little bit of luck and you can straight drown in anomalies - most of them the same type.

Unfortunately, no. Nothing that increases anomaly discovery chance has actual effect right now (that is due to a bug). So other than surveying a virgin area, luck is the only explanation to this abundance of anomalies.

 

[AvalancheZ250]

Just wondering, is it bug or feature?

(sorry for screenshot with Russian)
Numbers near systems are count of anomalies in this, well, systems.
Is it normal? Or not?
I got some kind of spam when sent 3 ships to explore this part of galaxy.

No, It's ok. I mean, I really like so many anomalies. Just wondering.

I'm just waiting for you to tell us they ALL turned out to be the "Solar Sailor" anomaly. I've got that 6 times in my current playthrough already...

 

[MastAKK]

No, but... 3 of them killed my scientists.