Am i going mad?

Rolands · Jan 21, 2015

Every water world kinda looks... earth like, or is it just me going mad after being alone for so long?

AluminumAlloy · Jan 21, 2015

Wait a minute, an Anarchy system far away from colonized space? Where are you at?

MARPATdroid · Jan 21, 2015

AluminumAlloy said:
Wait a minute, an Anarchy system far away from colonized space? Where are you at?

All of the unclaimed systems are anarchy, since no government force exists there.

Another one of the dangers of being that far outside of the known systems.

DocStone · Jan 21, 2015

Giant algae blooms. Mahoooooosive giant algae blooms.

Cyonan · Jan 21, 2015

That's one hell of a "water" world =P

I have noticed the same thing, though. They tend to look pretty earth-like a lot of the time.

jadefriendly · Jan 21, 2015

what the hell is going on with that star cluster in the background????

Ozrix · Jan 21, 2015

I think for a planet to constitute as Earth-like, it has to have a similar composition of atmosphere.

Cortana · Jan 21, 2015

So many stars! Where are you? In a nebula?

AluminumAlloy · Jan 21, 2015

MARPATdroid said:
All of the unclaimed systems are anarchy, since no government force exists there.

Another one of the dangers of being that far outside of the known systems.

That's strange, usually if I go to an unclaimed system, it says "None". When I fool around in the galaxy map and go far from colonized space, I chose government colors and they all say "None instead of "Anarchy".

Rolands · Jan 21, 2015

Cortana said:
So many stars! Where are you? In a nebula?

Right now im here.
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Apocryphic · Jan 21, 2015

These are normal, if you check the description, you'll see that it's actually a terrestrial water world.

I'm more interested in finding out which nebula you are approaching in the screenshots, I've been in several and they're usually far less dense. I suppose I can just check the galaxy map when I get home.

Vandaahl · Jan 21, 2015

That cluster is a gold mine...

Apocryphic · Jan 21, 2015

A nice long trip inward and spinward.

However, 999,999,999,999 credits!?!?!

robdood · Jan 21, 2015

Er.. 999,999,999,999 credits? :/

Rolands · Jan 21, 2015

Apocryphic said:
These are normal, if you check the description, you'll see that it's actually a terrestrial water world.

I'm more interested in finding out which nebula you are approaching in the screenshots, I've been in several and they're usually far less dense. I suppose I can just check the galaxy map when I get home.

The cluster is near omega nebula from sol side, its full of B stars nothing much

Tiamat · Jan 21, 2015

Where I am none of the worlds look Earth-like.

robdood said:
Er.. 999,999,999,999 credits? :/

Indeed!

Rennard · Jan 21, 2015

Tiamat said:
Where I am none of the worlds look Earth-like.

Indeed!

Its just a Galactic Map bug. Mine often says the same even though I have my normal meagre amount of credits.

khaoste · Jan 21, 2015

To the OP: Yesterday I scanned a water world planet with only water in surface and covered of clouds.... So, no, not all the water worlds are like yours.

Surly_Badger · Jan 21, 2015

Did you know that medical science has determined that 90% of the time, if you ask "Am I going mad..." the answer is "probably"??

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Rolands said:
Every water world kinda looks... earth like

Those actually look pretty dry. From space, Earth looks like its surface is covered more than halfway with water. Those places look more like they've got a bunch of large seas than deep oceans.

Toscaner · Jan 21, 2015

i've experienced tha same thing. although mostly they lack an atmosphere iirc.