Looking at the codex in any region of the Galaxy will show lots of different exobiological species and their various types and colours as being reported.
What I've been wondering is that, when Odyssey launched, were all of these listed as "Rumoured" until a player found them? (Implying that every single possible exobiological species and colour has been discovered in every region already)
Or were these entries missing from the codex entirely until discovered, at which point they were listed as "Reported"? (This would indicate that there are most likely a number of new species or colour variations in the galaxy that are not yet found - meaning explorers still have a chance to have their name immortalised in the Codex)
Does anyone know if the Rumoured tag was ever used? Or is it truly a case of "Codex says nothing until it gets Reported"?
Of course if you're the first to scan a bio on a specific planet, you'll get credited in the system map for that, but that's different to being the first to ever discover a species in the whole galaxy.
What I've been wondering is that, when Odyssey launched, were all of these listed as "Rumoured" until a player found them? (Implying that every single possible exobiological species and colour has been discovered in every region already)
Or were these entries missing from the codex entirely until discovered, at which point they were listed as "Reported"? (This would indicate that there are most likely a number of new species or colour variations in the galaxy that are not yet found - meaning explorers still have a chance to have their name immortalised in the Codex)
Does anyone know if the Rumoured tag was ever used? Or is it truly a case of "Codex says nothing until it gets Reported"?
Of course if you're the first to scan a bio on a specific planet, you'll get credited in the system map for that, but that's different to being the first to ever discover a species in the whole galaxy.