I've heard of people finding systems with three water worlds etc... but never four. Anyone else had a similar surprise?
Found a system with four water worlds in a row... how common is this?
- Thread starter Orlygg Jafnakol
- Start date
I've heard of people finding systems with three water worlds etc... but never four. Anyone else had a similar surprise?
Ive had a few fours but not in a line (seperated into different Stars), i did have one like yours a few weeks back in Hawkings, same layout with a twin but only three WWs, four is nice
The one i found was BYEIA EUR YK-P D5-88, not sure if i took a picky.
O7
Yeah, pretty uncommon. I think i saw one system like that in many years of exploration, and i count myself lucky... and it might have been a mix of ELW and WW.
Now, if you were to ask one of the more hardcore explorers, i'm sure they would say they'd seen a fair few. But don't pay attention to them, they just want more and more all the time.
Also, don't google Speamoea WU-E d12-543.
Now, if you were to ask one of the more hardcore explorers, i'm sure they would say they'd seen a fair few. But don't pay attention to them, they just want more and more all the time.
Also, don't google Speamoea WU-E d12-543.
Uncommon, but record is… eight!
holy.....now this is super rare!This is my record: 4 orbiting the gas giant, three ringed and three terraformable, as well as another water world in binary with the giant itself.
the first thing that came to mind was this
I'm not sorry
I'm not sorry
