SYNUEFE HN-W b20-1 ABC 4 D
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It's not unusual for some to be harder to find than others. One planet I found I could only find a single osseus. I spent two days looking over (what felt like) the whole planet. I'm sure they were out there, I just didn't find them
I have had similar difficulty on some really cold, dark ice planets where the bacteria blended into the surroundings, although I don't think I've failed to find 3 samples eventually on those.
Keep looking or move on? It's a dilemma
It's not unusual for some to be harder to find than others. One planet I found I could only find a single osseus. I spent two days looking over (what felt like) the whole planet. I'm sure they were out there, I just didn't find them
I have had similar difficulty on some really cold, dark ice planets where the bacteria blended into the surroundings, although I don't think I've failed to find 3 samples eventually on those.
Keep looking or move on? It's a dilemma
Yes I spent several hours one looking for Osseus and eventually found my 3 but several kilometers apart, hard to spot sometimes.
They are usually all there, did you check the filters on the surface scanner to see the spread? Some are abundant, some are just hard to see, like bacteria, some are isolated to very tiny areas that are hard to spot until you get quite close.
Fair enough, sometimes they are just hard to find, good luck.
One thing I have found helpful in spotting biologicals is turning on the ships night vision, even on the light side of the planet. It helps make the bio outlines pop against the terrain.
Always pronounce deep space system names as if they were eldritch incantations. I think it works best that way.
Has Galnet ever tried to pronounce it?
Think of the most complicated way of pronouncing it and you'll be close.
I used google translate and it pronounced it as sin-nu-eff-ay.
"sin-you-fay" in my case.
If my text-to-speech translator in my truck tried 'SYNUEFE' it would come out as "sign up fee".
Me personally have always pronounced it 'sin-whiff' which now that I say it and type it
Me personally have always pronounced it 'sin-whiff' which now that I say it and type it
Seen enough?
Sigh-noo-eff-eh
Sigh-noof
