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And when I proceed to Biosphere, I still get Insidious Atmospheric Hazards.
I dunno but "Earth-comparable" would mean in my eyes I get high levels of N2 and O2 and a bit of Argon, probably not in the very same mix as on earth, so maybe something like 60% N2, 35% O2 and the rest the other ones (earth has 78% N2, 21% O2 for comparison).
But when I proceed with the "Earth-comparable", I get like 70+x% Argon or a majority of NOx or stuff like that. That is not Earth-comparable imho, that is highly toxic or "Insidious" as the game calls it.
So I don't get, where this "Earth-comparable" comes from, does this purely relate to atmosphere density or what?
Breathing hazards give your militia and army envirosuits which come with a defense bonus over just uniforms. Open world farming is guaranteeing unproblematic food resource production.
pages 153 +159 manual for reference.