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So in short: Early on you should colonize... | So in short: Early on you should colonize... | ||
1: Terran, Jungle, and Ocean planets, Arid or Tundra planets if those are all that's available | 1: Terran, Jungle, and Ocean planets, Arid or Tundra planets if those are all that's available | ||
2: Planets with special bonuses or resources. | 2: Planets with special bonuses or resources. | ||
3: Systems with many planets in them. | 3: Systems with many planets in them. | ||
4: Don't colonize (until later) planet types that give more than a -10 penalty to happiness (lava, barren, gas giant, asteroid). If the planet has a positive anomaly that adds happiness, that can make it good. | 4: Don't colonize (until later) planet types that give more than a -10 penalty to happiness (lava, barren, gas giant, asteroid). If the planet has a positive anomaly that adds happiness, that can make it good. | ||
5: Don't colonize too many systems right away, due to expansion-based unhappiness. Six is a good solid start. | 5: Don't colonize too many systems right away, due to expansion-based unhappiness. Six is a good solid start. | ||
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1: Soil Xenobiology | 1: Soil Xenobiology | ||
2: Xenobotany and Arid Epigenetics | 2: Xenobotany and Arid Epigenetics | ||
3: NONBARYONIC PARTICLES | 3: NONBARYONIC PARTICLES | ||
4: Core Mining | 4: Core Mining | ||
5: High-Energy Magnetics | 5: High-Energy Magnetics | ||