Slash wrote:gumppy makes a very valid point. Big fielded planets don't really mean all that much. After a certain point, populating those fields becomes cost-prohibitive. Its like having a 500 room mansion. No possible way to fill it all with furniture and you wouldn't use most of it any way.

and everyone wants one anyway

thanks for the tip though im colonizing a slot 14 right now Peace dogs

wow it works got 466 fields !!!

although Gumppy makes a good point about the extensive fields not being necessary, I fall back to those planets that I have now that are filled. If I would have known that the 14 slots got the best ratings, I would have shot for more on that slot and still be able to build without the use of overpriced terraforming.

the new 1 i just set up by ya has 556

yep, more proof, 579 fields and it is not that cold either, from -19°C to 21°C!



and another two both with 497 fields!

I had a 586 field -40 degree one, but I disbanded it as I was looking for a deut feeder. 14 is amazing.

what do u mean deuterium feader?

It's has to be a very cold planet. Colder planets maximize deut production.

Cool! what about metal and crystal?