Strategies

[Tsagoth]

Each planet is scaled with a minor variance permitted. So as an example, Terran worlds might have a mininum size of 40% of the maximum size a planet can be, with a bonus of perhaps up to 30%. So a Terran would range in size from 40-80% of the maximum size for a planet. Those are not the actual Terran numbers btw. The lower bound is fixed though, so in my example, no Terran would ever be smaller than the 40% size. Rotation speed is set in a similar manner, although frankly Terran planets all seem to be spinning like tops and I'm going to adjust them yet again.

[adam__moore]

Rotation speed is set in a similar manner, although frankly Terran planets all seem to be spinning like tops and I'm going to adjust them yet again.

+1 on slowing the spinning down A LOT!

[ksib]

haha okay. Thanks Tsagoth. That makes a lot more sense. Knowing that the are "percentages" off of the base makes things a bit easier! Thanks!

haha and I agree with the comment the the planets rotation . hahahaha

[zarkwizard]

+1 on slowing the spinning down A LOT!

As far as I have heard we haven't had any colonist fly off in to space due to the rotation of the planet.

[Trom]

As far as I have heard we haven't had any colonist fly off in to space due to the rotation of the planet.

Although trying to land colonies on those worlds can be a hazardous proposition.

[Cheerio]

Although trying to land colonies on those worlds can be a hazardous proposition.

I swear captain, that mountain was 10km away a second ago...

[Spartanius]

Now how exactly does spinning effect a planet? I tought I read it effects resource production but that doesn't make sense.

[Cheerio]

Well clearly it determines how many assets obtain an escape velocity
I.e. Kids jumping rope. Bye bye next generation!