42 000LY travelled and not one Water Giant.........until now. Hundreds of Gas Giants, yes. Water Giant? Tickle me surprised 
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- Thread starter EddyRockSteady
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Nice find Cmdr! Water giants are rewarding.
I found two on my last journey, both quite similar: 25,000km radius, surf temp around 175K and 98,4% water athmos (0,5% ammonia, 0.5% methane). They had this brown hue and icy rings:
Water giants are rewarding.I found two on my last journey, both quite similar: 25,000km radius, surf temp around 175K and 98,4% water athmos (0,5% ammonia, 0.5% methane). They had this brown hue and icy rings:
Are water giants rare? I found a couple on my very first exploration journey, and very close to civilized bubble, thought they where common and never looked for them again...
Rarest thing on my trip thus far (42000LY). I've found tens of ELW, hundred or more of WW, hundred or more terraformables, ringed neutrons, binary black holes.........I've even found my keys I lost three years ago but I've found ONE (1) Water Giant so yes, pretty rare for me. Not so much for everyone else it seems
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Funny how that works, yeah? I've found dozens of Water Giants in my 965 systems visited to date, but only 2 Earthlikes.Rarest thing on my trip thus far (42000LY). I've found tens of ELW, hundred or more of WW, hundred or more terraformables, ringed neutrons, binary black holes.........I've even found my keys I lost three years ago but I've found ONE (1) Water Giant so yes, pretty rare for me. Not so much for everyone else it seems
In 2.5k systems I have only found 1 myself. From my experience far rarer than EL or WW.
Found one yesterday, about 5k ly out, just before reaching the Cats Paw nebula.
Far more rare than water worlds or earth-likes this far at least, although poor basis for statistics yet obviously.
Reaching one of my sub targets on the way to Sag. A today, a trinary black hole. Unsure on the ranges between them tho - may be spectacular, then agian, may not be.
Far more rare than water worlds or earth-likes this far at least, although poor basis for statistics yet obviously.
Reaching one of my sub targets on the way to Sag. A today, a trinary black hole. Unsure on the ranges between them tho - may be spectacular, then agian, may not be.
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