Paradise planet

[Kobs]

How many of those are there ?
I've visited a LOT of systems and found only one paradise planet. Was I lucky or very unlucky not to have found one before ?

[ΔΙΑΚΟΣΙΑ]

They're rare.
A sub-type of a lush planet.

Even if it doesn't say "Paradise" you can find lush planets with either no weather or wind-only storms.

[ihleslie]

Check out https://nomanssky.gamepedia.com/Biome_-_Lush

[Tomapella]

Just started a new file and had one in my starting system, haha. It's a weird one with a monochrome palette and a sky that has shifting colors like a soap bubble. I hadn't actually played it in about a year so maybe the biomes got changed around since then. It's also a moon, so that might have affected the appearance somehow, the other ones I'd found were tropical with a lot of oceans.

[Johnny in the Clouds]

There is probably billions of them. Really. There are a crazy number of planets in this procedural game. Also Paradise is grouped into approximately 6 variations of similar wealthy, lush type planets. Paradise is not always what it seems but IS better than an extreme planet (arguably!) full of only rocks and no fauna (maybe.) I like all types because you never know what you might find if you don't always stay in the same biome.

Some links to many previous threads on this subject - how to find them etc
https://steamcommunity.com/app/275850/discussions/0/2996547001735844102/?tscn=1607825875

[Guh~hey~hey~♫]

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[jonnin]

Are you looking for the specific name paradise planet or anything with 'no bad weather' that can grow star bulbs?
The no bad weather star bulb planets are sort of rare. I would say 10%, roughly, of all the lush planet class will have this, maybe less. That is still a lot of planets; there are two in my regular (not freighter) ship's warp range of my base which is on a third, and i have not touched every system near my base yet.

I checked: one of the 3 is my main base, it is indeed called paradise planet. The second of the 3 is 'grassy planet' and the weather is 'usually mild' -- I have seen no storms etc on it and am convinced it is a no-bad-weather planet. I dropped a base computer to use later if I want, but haven't been back. I didn't plant a base on the third one, I don't need 3 bases in 2k LY radius, and I don't see it anymore.

[Kobs]

Well I was looking for anything that I didn't have to get protection from, First I settled on a toxic one where it rained at least twice a day and it was fogging my vision when I was outside, then I had one with agressive animals and storms, others with crazy sentinels so when I found one with none of these it was truly paradise lol

[Wizard of Woz]

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look for 'lush' planets, defined as:

LUSH planets (EARTH LIKE )

LABELS: Rainy Verdant Tropical Viridescent Paradise Temperate Humid Overgrown Flourishing Grassy Bountiful

YELLOW SUNS, higher spawn rate

ffs, doesn't anyone use the flipping NMS wiki? seriously, kids these days. when i was their age i was on google 14 hours a day

OK Boomer

Wow, I truly hope you don't think Google was thing when Boomers were in thier teens.

[Guh~hey~hey~♫]

Best lush planets are half anomaly lush planets. Got my hands on a few of them (less than 10) accross the 13 galaxies I went trough.
- 2 bladed ones (got those weird long yellow blade shaped things lying around)
- 3 bubbly paradises (floating bubbles everywhere, funky colored grass and chubby trees).
- 2 calishroom ones (probably the best anomalous planet there is, they look like lush with grass and stuff, but on full anomalous ones you got only 1 unproductive fauna that look like a noisy electric sphere)

And my favorite ones for now, 2 cable pod half anomalies (looks like a perfectly geniune paradise planet, but you can find some half buried cable pods lying around everywhere),
- one with very pale (almost white) yellow grass and pale green seas (and it's located in the last system before Elkulopalos center).
Was planing on just rushing trough Elkulopalos at first, but when I found this planet at the edge, I had to settle on it, so I made it my home base a put all my NPCs inside it.
- one with freakin white/silver grass and clear blue seas in the inner edge (below 5K ly to the center) of Otiniangp.

They also often have an anomalous ressource available like gold or platinium...

If you plan on cooking, there's also honey planet (usually planets with solanium), that grow rocks that contain sticky "honey" for secondary ressource. If there's also milkable and egglayer fauna, you basically found yourself a planet-sized bakery :3

[The Time Traveler]

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How many of those are there ?
I've visited a LOT of systems and found only one paradise planet. Was I lucky or very unlucky not to have found one before ?

after some update most of the paradise planets in my universe turn out to be nightmares of managing tox or rad....not really paradise.

[Scumdog3000]

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OK Boomer

Wow, I truly hope you don't think Google was thing when Boomers were in thier teens.

Well young-un, when I was your age we used Yahoo! - AND WE LIKED IT
Now 'scuse me while I shoe this horse

[Celgaming]

Little spoilers here (I will omit big ones) so read at your own risk. It will tell you how to easily find lush planets and systems later on though. It involves finishing some quest lines.

If you finish the main story with the Atlas quest line and discover it's fate and all that you will get a choice in the end to go into a whole new galaxy. There are multiple galaxies in the game and the one everyone spawns in at the start is called Euclid. It's where most if not all Nexus missions take place. However when you finish the story you get to choose 1 out of 4 galaxy arch types to teleport to.

1. Ancestral (Empty, Frozen, Exhausted or Silent)
2. Raging (Harsh, Burning, Relentless, Ruthless)
3. Tranquil (Halcyon, Inspiring, Serene)
4. Norm (Imperfect, Improved, Parallel, Rebuilt)

Choose the green one! It will teleport you to the most visited lush galaxy of them all: Eissentam (Tranquil) and it's the one most people go to once they discover about galaxy types.

There are multiple lush galaxies out there, all with dozens of systems and planets. Look it up on the wiki to find out more, but know that if beautiful planets is your thing then finish the quest line and choose green!

[Alaskan Glitch]

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OK Boomer

Wow, I truly hope you don't think Google was thing when Boomers were in thier teens.

When this "Boomer" was in his teens the Internet was just being invented, and we just landed on the moon.

I was 14 when DARPA created the Internet, and 15 when we landed on the moon in July 1969. Because of the "Space Race" we were being taught "New Math" that included binary, octal, and hexadecimal math.

My first Internet search engine experience was using the Archie protocol in 1978 on a DEC/VAX 11-780. The Veronica and the Gopher protocols came later.

[Celgaming]

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Publicado originalmente por wizard_of_woz:

Wow, I truly hope you don't think Google was thing when Boomers were in thier teens.

When this "Boomer" was in his teens the Internet was just being invented, and we just landed on the moon.

I was 14 when DARPA created the Internet, and 15 when we landed on the moon in July 1969. Because of the "Space Race" we were being taught "New Math" that included binary, octal, and hexadecimal math.

My first Internet search engine experience was using the Archie protocol in 1978 on a DEC/VAX 11-780. The Veronica and the Gopher protocols came later.

Hey mad respect from me. Good stuff.

[jonnin]

I am almost 50, and my mom was a boomer, barely. The current generation thinks anyone over 25 is a boomer, though. Its sad how they have the combined knowledge of the ages in their hands and still know nothing.

That aside, if you just want a planet where you take no damage, there are TONS.
- all airless ones
- all anomaly ones
- most of the {foggy, marsh, ... etc} one-off ideal planets
- some desert ones (?) I think, can't remember.
- a good % of lush
and more all qualify for that.