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Every once in a while you get people that follow you sometimes.
On one occasion I had a guy following me, and didn't find out til later that he was a super new player, and he thanked me for carrying him through a quicksilver mission. He didn't have a terrain manipulator, and I kept stopping to dig little caves in the ground to wait out superheated firestorms. He kept running into the caves with me, which I thought was weird. After a while I figured it out, and I'd stop to bored a hole in the ground. If he ran in, I figured his shields were low, and I'd make the cave bigger. If he ran past the hole, his shields were good.
The mission was to kill 78 whispering horrors, which I did that quite easily with my S class multitool. He said later on that he would have died trying to kill that many. He stayed on top the building and shot what he could.
You can strategise a non-anomaly random encounter knowing:
(1) when "born" or when spawned a the start, everyone starts on the edge of Euclid galaxy
(2) the natural goal of the game is to get to other galaxies, hence everyone will go to the center, many jumping there ASAP, skipping the vast majority of the middle of each galaxy
Therefore, since the center of the galaxy is spatially much smaller than the rest of it, being the "center" of the pie, and because everyone goes there eventually, and because everyone starts in Euclid galaxy.... the most likely place to see many bases and systems explored by other players, and possibly other players themselves, is at the center of Euclid Galaxy.
That being said, the vastness of the map ensures that running into another person may be unlikely even when positioning yourself in the middle of the freeway, so to speak.
The Anomaly however is like a multiplayer clubhouse, so if you are going to see anyone, that by far represents the best chance.
I absolutely hate seeing the icons of other player's structures.
During my recent session I "unlocked" the anomaly so that is basically what I was looking for in this game. Gotta say after a rough start I'm actually starting to enjoy this game
Something I hate in particular is when they spam messages tools near mission targets or milestone.