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And, with the war, I am not sure if that limit is still in force.
Edit : That really is a great idea and would have made the DLC so much better and make sense.
Bonus points if you can link it to the New Atlantis transit.
If it's a UC city then no
But also , why make another UC city on that planet ?
You'd be better off building a unique colony concept around a different planets more unique features.
You read my mind.
Because NA is pretty rounded as is: The Well as "Ye awlde Towne", and the neo-brutalistic Skyscraperia above... ...where would Armstrong then be?
Not saying having a more ... organically grown city somewhere else on Jemison wouldn't make sense. Lore-wise... ...well, the Lore isn't that tight. So, well, IMHO, go ahead...
they have a cult devoted to one singular "great serpent"
Speaking of which, IRL pretty much all cults and religions are devoted to some entity that isn't even there, so I'm not sure where your thought process is going
There are small villages on all planets with human made POIs
https://starfieldwiki.net/wiki/Starfield:Places
CF "civilian outposts"
not to mention all the scientific/mining/plant with friendly npcs that can sort of qualify as "villages".
leeches are something else. They have their own backstory.
LS must have given up.