How?
I perhaps made the small mistake of starting off with a Coriolis station, which requires quite a bit more materials. Oh well, next time I'll start smaller.
I built an outpost but it doesn't give me any system points so I can't build any type of starport in any of the orbital locations. My only option is to build a surface settlement and hope that gives me a point, enabling me to build a starport.
Not seen the options, but I assume there must be one to create a planetary refinery economy outpost?
You've also got the various "installation" non-dockable options, which I think give points as well, and are cheaper than a full outpost.
I built an industrial outpost. Finished yesterday but couldn't access it. Logged on this morning and I can land on her. Its showing goods to buy.
Are there any benefits of having those? I previously wondered what their point was in the game (unlike megaships) but even more so now in the context of colonisation. If it's just to get points (yet another in-game currency it seems) that would be incredibly lame.
They change the various system property sliders. We don't know what they do yet (though security level changes are probably the obvious thing, and tech level and wealth changes probably both affect outfitting).
I don't think they're the same undockable ones found in previously inhabited systems.
Same - especially as I'm solo-ing it. Still, 30% there so should be possible (and hopefully worth it in the long run!)
Well, it would just be a way to do something to boost the amounts of CMM composites that are produced in the bubble. It's a small thing, but it's something we can do ourselves at least.
