Exobiology - is it me or do planets tend to average towards 20 million (not including first scan bonus)

[Dragsham]

@Agony_Aunt

Just think or the tritium were saving.! My fc ain't moved for weeks

 

[Agony_Aunt]

@Agony_Aunt

Just think or the tritium were saving.! My fc ain't moved for weeks

Heh. Well, i just see no need to move because there are so many planets here that haven't had anyone on them. Even found an undiscovered system with a water world! Only approx 1500 LY out.

 

[Dragsham]

The missus is out here with me. We're both in VR. She's about 200ly away doing the same thing. Only returning to the fc to hand data in and replenish her afmu hehe

 

[Dragsham]

Ah good we're 3.5kly out. About 300ly south of the plane. So it'll take a few years for us to overlap lol

 

[Nowski]

300 millions including bonus would have been 60 millions without first discovery

Except the 300M was for 3 planets giving a per-planet pre-bonus figure of 60M/3, i.e. 20M.

 

[Greasetrap42]

My stats including first scan bonus:

credits earned = 21,153,508,775
planets = 1,083

credits/planet = 19.5 million



I visit most planets even if only 1 bio.

Edit: oh wait... I scanned a very large quantity of bio before the re-balance and massive credit boost happened

 

[booktrunk]

Most single species planets are just bio. the majority of which are around the 1 - 2 level pre first find so I just don't see what you see. If it#s 1 bio then 80% of the time it's small fry

 

[Agony_Aunt]

Most single species planets are just bio. the majority of which are around the 1 - 2 level pre first find so I just don't see what you see. If it#s 1 bio then 80% of the time it's small fry

Gah, i was too general with my statement. Yes, single bio planets do tend to be lower, the trend towards 20 million seems to happen with more biosignals.