Our first ship leaves the spacedocks and I can start exploring, and apparently Terrans were too dumb to invent telescopes previously as I had no idea this planet was a gas giant till I entered orbit around it.
Carter Baker
how is MoO 2016 compared to MoO2?
Still never played moo2, since I got so stuck on master of magic instead
Joseph Collins
And here we have an anomaly, unknown signals from deep space between systems that you can send ships out to, functionally similar to goody huts except they spawn randomly so you can just have one appear next to your homeworld in the late game, makes sense honestly since space is big.
It's honestly pretty good and I liked it a lot even when it was still in unfinished early access. There's a lot of people who don't like it or certain things about it but most of those boil down to "it isn't a HD MoO2 therefore it is garbage" which is always a problem when a new game comes out for an old and well loved franchise. I'd definitely recommend at least pirating it to give it a whirl.
Xavier Reed
>tfw we will never be /sgg/ Please wake up everyone, we're slower than /mggg/ and almost as bad as /eagg/ was
Dominic Wright
First system fully explored and it's a alright. The three bars shown are fairly evident with size relating to max pops on the planets, biome being how habitable it is for your people and minerals being how much production you can get there. Gravity is also a big deal as high and low gravity cuck your production if you're not adapted to them or have gravity generating buildings.
Biome and gravity are kings early on since terraforming is a no go, later on minerals and size will start to be more important since we can just force a good biome onto the world then.
All things considered Jabbar V is actually pretty decent. and Jabbar III is alright with an economy boosting special there (gold) but a little too small to be useful.
Dylan Walker
>jabber Is this similar to Aurora?
Anthony Butler
And here's our first space worker in orbit around the Alpha Ceti gas giant, we can only build harvesting platforms here now but there's a taste of things to come right there.
Having never played Aurura I can't really say but it's like a space Civ with unit customization. It just uses common sci-fi star names.
Ryan Reed
And then we detected this on long range scanners. Big fat sack of fucking nope right there, that system is off limits for some time. >214 defense rating Even though it's weapons are shit this thing could chip damage an entire world to death right now.
