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== Colonization == |
== Colonization == |
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Ocean planets are a rare pick, though their niche can prove desirable for certain players. They make a good pick for setting up hidden bases, and are of course also desirable if one wishes to test or deploy naval or submarine equipment due to their vast oceans. Their ore deposits and should prove abundant enough for a small to medium sized |
Ocean planets are a rare pick, though their niche can prove desirable for certain players. They make a good pick for setting up hidden bases, and are of course also desirable if one wishes to test or deploy naval or submarine equipment due to their vast oceans. Their ore deposits and should prove abundant enough for a small to medium sized base. |
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Ocean planets almost always generate with hospitable conditions, with extremes being only slightly too hot or cold. This is by far their slightest problem, however. The oceans of ocean planets can prove quite difficult to work in, as they constantly push the player up due to buoyancy. They also heavily obscure their view given they are not wearing a [[ScubaMask]]. Both of these problems can be nullified by building out an enclosed space, though this is, of course, not really a solution when setting up mining operations (unless an ambitious large glass-dome-like structure is built). |
Ocean planets almost always generate with hospitable conditions, with extremes being only slightly too hot or cold. This is by far their slightest problem, however. The oceans of ocean planets can prove quite difficult to work in, as they constantly push the player up due to buoyancy. They also heavily obscure their view given they are not wearing a [[ScubaMask]]. Both of these problems can be nullified by building out an enclosed space, though this is, of course, not really a solution when setting up mining operations (unless an ambitious large glass-dome-like structure is built). |
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