How long did it take you to find your perfect planet?

[Ghost of Razgriz]

Been searching for days, still can't find 'the one' yet. How long did it take you to find yours?

[AnoMorgan]

you can change odds by looking if you know what them codes are on system for me I look for one with B and F class in it.

Class: Conventional Color: Actual Color:
O Blue Blue
B Blue-White Deep Blue-White
A White Blue-White
F Yellow-White White
G Yellow Yellowish-White
K Orange Pale Yellow-Orange
M Red Light Orange-Red

The P in it shows strange worlds

Edit: Took me few hours but you never stop looking :)

[Dirak2012]

I don't know.
I have found many planets that might be "perfect", but why would you stay in a single one, when there are billions of planets to explore?

[Biderbeck]

need to re-find them. had a couple but now they are...less than ideal. took a while to find those. prob a month or so system hopping when i felt the need to do so.

[Corrupt-nz]

Lol I'm still looking----------------------------->

[WoogieMonsutā]

Originally posted by Corrupt-nz:

Lol I'm still looking----------------------------->

If your idea of perfect is "no weather, no Sentinels, a few weird harmless creatures, maybe an anomalous creature or two,..."
Come to Rycemplar, you'll be quite sick of finding them within a week.

[stvlepore]

Life is about making compromises

[jonnin]

After what, 4 reseeds that turned your paradise into a raidoactive hellhole, I just take what I can find. ATM my base is on a paradise world with extreme storms where I farm for storm crystals. Its flat enough, and the storms are hot, so I can jetpack forever and pick up 6M per storm.

[mbay56]

Originally posted by Dirak2012:

I don't know.
I have found many planets that might be "perfect", but why would you stay in a single one, when there are billions of planets to explore?

I'm constantly exploring too, but it's nice to have a place or two to call home.

[Guh~hey~hey~♫]

There's no such thing as a perfect planet. NMS isnt abut setling on a planet, it's about wandering endlessly.

Took me 50 hours to find my perfect "planet", it's a white S class "planet" with a hyperdrive, a bridge and a crew. It has 30 satellites too. I've build a perfect base on it, a base that follows me when I jump to the next galaxy every now and then.

To the infinity and beyond...

[WoogieMonsutā]

Originally posted by Guh~heh~heh~♫:

There's no such thing as a perfect planet. NMS isnt abut setling on a planet, it's about wandering endlessly......

I doubt they spent the time & money creating four construction sets, new free assets monthly and several land-based vehicles with the intent of nobody feeling their game is about them. That's probably a conversation for a different thread though.

[credhc]

1800 hours in still searching.

[python4161]

Found some gorgeous ones but I live on my ship.

[cobalt358]

Day 1 player and still looking.

[Candle]

Found an awesome looking Paradise planet in my starting system. But I agree with most others here. You shouldn't be tied down to a planet or system even in a massive galaxy. Once I finish the related quests, I set up shop on my freighter and rarely go back to my base.

[DrNegative]

About 20 hours...love it.

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