Topic: Explos
Why are exploration ships only usable once???? are they like drunken adventurers who crash their ship into a random planet breaking it and forcing them to inhabit it???? ![]()
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Why are exploration ships only usable once???? are they like drunken adventurers who crash their ship into a random planet breaking it and forcing them to inhabit it???? ![]()
Excactually.
They need to use the " expo ship" to set up home base. Like when someone took a trip down the river in a boat. When they got to where they wanted to go they took apart there boat and used it for shelter, also as in a lost ship on an island. Its all simple
They go into orbit with just enough to land. and use the properties to put togeather a makeshift area.
Without the ship " there head of the city, if you will" the electrical outline the great mother.. " mother tree " avatar""
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Without it they will not live. Its needed to support the planet and the population on the planet.
In theearly days exploration ships only had enough fuel to take-off, go through space and then land. In those days if an explorer went to a planet and found it already colonised it crashed and exploded trying to get back out of the atmosphere.
More recent tech has allowed the explorer to warp back to its home base. However, the explorer still does not carry enough fuel to land and then take-off again on another mission.
It is deemed more sensible for the pioneers on each new planet to utilise all the resources of their explorer rather than rely on their surroundings to survive the early days. Hence there's no Thanksgivings in IC.
Because its an online text-based game, and it doesn't have to make sense...
and why blowedup planets arent really destroyied?? there should be a lot of empty spaces out there in the galaxcy, it would be verry fun and realistic at the time
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