So I'm here:
Over 32 Kylies from home. Travelling spinward around the rim, trying to get as far from the core as I can for funsies sake.
I like it out here, nice and quiet, npc and player free. Just me and the big wide black.
I've even managed to map a handful of water worlds, I've seen plenty of gas giants, and I'm practically turning my nose up at ice and rocky bodies these days. I'm still on the hunt for anomalies, sparkly lagrange clouds and earthlikes though.
Thing is, even though I'm over 30,000LY outside the bubble, I'm hitting a disturbing number of stars and other bodies that have already been discovered. Is explorer traffic in the Errant Marches region particularly high? With so many stars in the galaxy I shouldn't see more than the barest handful that have already been visited, surely?

Over 32 Kylies from home. Travelling spinward around the rim, trying to get as far from the core as I can for funsies sake.
I like it out here, nice and quiet, npc and player free. Just me and the big wide black.

I've even managed to map a handful of water worlds, I've seen plenty of gas giants, and I'm practically turning my nose up at ice and rocky bodies these days. I'm still on the hunt for anomalies, sparkly lagrange clouds and earthlikes though.
Thing is, even though I'm over 30,000LY outside the bubble, I'm hitting a disturbing number of stars and other bodies that have already been discovered. Is explorer traffic in the Errant Marches region particularly high? With so many stars in the galaxy I shouldn't see more than the barest handful that have already been visited, surely?