Ammonia worlds are where Thargoids preferred to place their bases, i don't think they have anything to do with Guardians (at least i haven't found owt yet).
Yet people have spent hundreds of hours doing just that. It's low effort content for them. They're never going to come out and be clear about these sorts of things because it works. It's frustrating but it's clearly working as intended.
Heard. I just want others to not fall into the trap, because not everything locked is Raxxla, hell, probably none of it is.
If you find Brain Trees (or Guardian Trees) then there's usually a site near by... and from memory Nebulas are a good place to look for them...
They grow on planets with no atmospheric pressure they've been found on this atmosphere planets if the atmosphere is so thin it might as well not be there.
Its not an arcitect system nor near enough to another system to be one, its a 0 pop anarchy with 4 military bases named after a galnet article of followers and the planet named after the missing bounty hunter, Trying to get into the first one but its a bit tough with a sheildless Mandalay with Pulse lazers lol
Some planets are kickstarter named but yeah that is very similar. I'll come take a look as well.
Aye its a protected system, ie it cant be colonised.
I managed to get Talis also same messages, these SRV docks are in other locations also however never tried dropping objects on them now that you said itSo the Ziva settlements are much like these in the Pencil Nebula,
I'm attempting to scan all the data points at Tali's Legacy now, wouldn't be surprised if no one has completed these, but they are very old content.Louis’ Rest - what is it?
Hi! Today I found a non-docking ground base named Louis’ Rest in an unpopulated system Pencil sector GW-W c1-47 9a near the Pencil nebula. Because of the name, at first I thought it was another shipwreck cemetery that I don’t remember in the Cannons list, but no. Turrets, generators, skimmers...forums.frontier.co.uk
Edit 1: Empty Message along with 2 others for the material gain, strange.
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Edit2: Completed Vada's Base. Just more materials. These old settlements only have one interesting thing imo and its the little depots where you can pull the srv up and it looks like you can drop items in it, kinda like the gaurdian sites.
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So I believe that there may be something to such settlements, but they are clearly just copy pasted with a few different varieties. They always have some sort of "srv depot" so these aren't unique other than the naming of them. Intel packages are from scanning all the data points but I wonder now if I can find a nearby system that gives horizon missions to go scan the personal terminals, hub access, etc beacons, cuz those don't do anything unless you have the mission. Or atleast I have no clue what they do, hardly anyone ever does this srv horizons content. If you're still looking into it, find the closest station and look for a mission to 4 Arietis. Again, that might not solve anything, but atleast could tie up some loose ends at those sites. The missions should say "requires srv" and will make you scan one of those special terminals.
We've scanned less than 1% of the galaxy all you need is 20 systems per 200ly sphere. 50 would give you almost certainty. The galaxy does have holes but the chances of us having missed them at this stage are actually fairly low but still possible. The main point is we have the pattern they follow and there's no further locations that follow their pattern.
It's based on my brain tree mapping sessions where I filled out enough gaps in the data to isolate the centre points for each sphere. You need to find a system with no atmosphere, landable planets that meet the bio requirements for brain trees. They're incredibly common in the areas where they exist. Your chances of going 20 systems within any brain tree zone without seeing trees is very low. I could do the statistics on it for an actual % numbers but so could you since the centres sizes and mapping data is available. 20 and 50 are sufficient for me as likely and almost certain. At this stage I'm not going to do the statistics because when I check locations more often than not it's not tens it's hundreds of mapped systems within 200ly and then we're so far over my thresholds as to be almost certain.
Guardian sites. We have 2 large zones centred on permit locks and with large brain tree spheres. All the permit locks have long ago been found an have thousands of systems around them mapped no brain trees around any other permits for any other large guardian zones. We have the small zones centred around nebula. We aka me and some other curious people pulled a full nebula list cross checked it with spansh and every single nebula in the galaxy that has enough star density to have hundreds or thousands of stars has hundreds if not thousands of mapped systems within 200ly. We can at this stage be fairly confident that there are no unknown brain tree spheres around any permit lock or nebula in the galaxy. The guardian sites that are not within the brain tree spheres were all located through FDev narrative and there's no hanging narrative. Leading us to the conclusion that at this stage your chances of finding anything unknown and guardian are statistically bad. There's still a lot of galaxy out there but the stuff that follows the same rules that we've seen has been checked rather well through the years by multiple people. It's a big galaxy so there are markers to indicate to the players to go dig deeper and we can't find more.
