The CGs are (at most) a weekly reset. You are asking a question about a lack of a CG and why is that. Well, the "why is that" is that they are (at most) a weekly reset and requires frontier to actually implement them. Presently, it's not Thursday, so until it is Thursday you'll have to find something to do.
Again, one can mine osmium. One can return to the bubble to hand in exploration data. One can disappear into the dark and make a head start in case there is actually such a CG added. On Thursday. It might not be though. Because frontier may not add one. On Thursday.
Might make more sense to ask why a certain type of CG is missing after its either not added, or actually added, making the entire topic of why is there no exploration CG redundant.
Fair point about the title, but then perhaps a more obscure design question might not have interested anyone (especially given so many new posts on the forum). Still, I was not trying to be misleading
I still want to have an answer to this question though, as I think it affects the long-term life of the game - and I really want it to continue for years to come!
Also, I think you're missing my point about why I am reluctant to mine (I'm in the top 25% for that, and pushing 10% if my calculations are right - I started off there, but my avoidance of playing reduced it for a while).
I want to hand in my valuable data for safety, and can either only go home, or wait until it becomes active, before I can do that and relax about the possibility of losing it. I never wanted to go home, and I don't think Frontier want us to do that either - the latter being why I asked this particular question.
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I did occasionally stop at metal rich planets to find enough materials for the AFM. A few times I fell asleep at the wheel coming into a new system and fried up some modules.[big grin] If they had atomsphere and living planets in, the trip would have been a lot more interesting!
Oh, it so would - but I'm still very interested in the different worlds, stars and systems, especially knowing that there is a scientific basis for them (unlike, say, No Man's Sky... not that it will prevent me having a playing frenzy of that game this weekend