Lots of stars with no planets or resources

Maybe a coincidence

Galaxy settings with occasional habitable planets:

Here is the starting sector:

So around my homeworld there were 4 stars with no planets and no resources. 2 stars with 1 dead planet and no resources. One star with an excellent planet and some asteroid fields

Is this just bad luck or is this a consequence of the fix to make planets truly "occasional" in the latest update.  Running v0.77 as indicated in the screenshot.

Can provide screenshot if it is helpful.

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Yep, basically occasional means just that.

We're going to change the default so that *planets* become common instead of occasional so that you don't have so many empty stars.

 

Reply #2 Top

OK, great.  Thanks!

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I am currently playing through a game that seems to have like 90% blue stars. In every cluster I have entered so far. Lots and lots of Thulium (I have 28 deposits in my home cluster, and only 2 each Durantium and Promethium) not so much anything else.

Sometimes, the RNG just bashes you over the head.

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Which version are you playing? That was supposed to be fixed a while ago. There is some RNG variation, but I haven't seen the extremes like you describe anymore, and yours looks extreme even for the bug itself.

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Latest version, 1.04 or whatever, and I've actually generated 2 or 3 galaxies like this. The other ones had other issues I just couldn't get around, so I deleted them.

 

 

Figured out what probably did it. I built a mod for my own starting homeworld system and didn't use the append method. Means I was using Star/System/Planet XMLs from like 1.01 or something.:blush: