Paradise planet with water?

[DemonjayTV]

I recently picked the game back up and im exploring in Eisentam
Looking for a Paradise planet with water to make a new home.

Rainy, Verdant, Viridescent, Temperate, Humid, Overgrown all with water but not a single ''Paradise'' Planet.

Is there even paradise planets out there with water?

[Nabinkemper]

Yes there are. It may take some time. Keep an eye out for F & G - type stars with 'Water' in the galaxy map description. It can be hit or miss even with the above as other neighboring planets can be watered and not the Paradise planet.

[Upholder98]

Yes (or at least there used to be). I setup my main base on one. What's interesting is the description is different depending on where you look. On the discovery menu my planet is called Verdant, but from space its called a Paradise planet. These used to agree (all said paradise) but one of the recent updates changed the description

[DemonjayTV]

Originally posted by Nabinkemper:

Yes there are. It may take some time. Keep an eye out for F & G - type stars with 'Water' in the galaxy map description. It can be hit or miss even with the above as other neighboring planets can be watered and not the Paradise planet.

Ive been at it for 3 days now...come across many paradise planets just not with water...

I try to jump to yellow star systems, F&G those ive been jumpin to with 4 or 8 in them, read somewhere those are good temps for paradise planets.

[DemonjayTV]

Originally posted by Upholder98:

Yes (or at least there used to be). I setup my main base on one. What's interesting is the description is different depending on where you look. On the discovery menu my planet is called Verdant, but from space its called a Paradise planet. These used to agree (all said paradise) but one of the recent updates changed the description

ok, hmm im going keep at it for a bit longer then, i might just be unlucky...VERY unlucky.
I jumped to so many systems already.

[taniwhat]

I just dropped a base on a world like that today. By a portal, water views :).

Zukasizawa galaxy so it's a bit out of the way for most folks. And it's a galaxy where paradise is relatively rare.

[Zoran]

Originally posted by DemonjayTV:

Originally posted by Upholder98:

Yes (or at least there used to be). I setup my main base on one. What's interesting is the description is different depending on where you look. On the discovery menu my planet is called Verdant, but from space its called a Paradise planet. These used to agree (all said paradise) but one of the recent updates changed the description

ok, hmm im going keep at it for a bit longer then, i might just be unlucky...VERY unlucky.
I jumped to so many systems already.

I had the same question. Post when you find one. Lots of paradise in Eissentam, even states //water// on the system map, but no water animals to be found. Paradise planets without oceans are just boring.

[Idaho]

They're out there. I've found about half a dozen exact replicas of Earth that are true paradises.

There used to be a thread all about paradise planets of eissentam but it got nuked. Had hundreds of screenshots.

[Krash Megiddo]

I never found a paradise moon with water but many planets. I can post coords if you want.

[JP]

Worth noting that you should only be warping to yellow star systems (ie not red, green, or blue) in Eissentam because that galaxy's bias (and that of every other "lush" type galaxy) towards lush worlds only applies to yellow stars.
So on the galaxy map when choosing where to jump next you can ignore all red, green, and blue stars, as well as yellow stars that don't say "water". If you want to further maximize your search efficiency you might also ignore systems that only have 2 or 3 planets are well - more planets = higher chance of the one you're looking for.

[Rexxer]

Originally posted by DemonjayTV:

I recently picked the game back up and im exploring in Eisentam
Looking for a Paradise planet with water to make a new home.

Rainy, Verdant, Viridescent, Temperate, Humid, Overgrown all with water but not a single ''Paradise'' Planet.

Is there even paradise planets out there with water?

Tons and tons. They are particularly easy to find in lush galaxies like Eisentam. The online guides to finding Paradise planets are incorrect though. Paradise planets are randomized and can occur in ANY stellar type, not just G5 or F5's. Anyone limiting their search parameters to those types of star systems will have issues finding them.

In my current game I have been placing bases only on Paradise planets, so far one in all of the 120 or so galaxies I have crossed through, whether the galaxy is harsh, empty, normal, or lush. Oddly the vast majority of Paradise planets I have found were in F0 to F3 range or G1 to G4, but they happen in all class of stars, and it seems to be more by percentage chance per system rather than by type of system. If I had limited my search to just mid-range star classes, I would not have found nearly as many Paradise planets.

As soon as I finish placing bases on Paradise planets in all 256 galaxies, I'll post my stats. In most galaxies I have usually run into more than one Paradise planet in my search, so the stats will include more than just 256 data points. I have other guidelines also: the Paradise planet must be within one warp jump to an "edge" system. I doubt that guideline affects incidence though.

One interesting observation though: most paradise planets I have run into are orange or blue, the green earth-like ones seem to be fairly rare. Orange and red are the most common biome colors, followed by blue and violet, ...and green ones (with blue water and blue atmosphere) are kind of rare. There are also yellow ones. In a recent update, I think they also added a very pretty beige or cream colored biome color, and I have found a couple of those kind also....I think I like those as much as the earth-like green/blue ones.

[madrigal]

I found one in Eissenstam just today. It's almost entirely blue and mostly water. I'll probably stick a base on it because I have no water bases yet. Above ground it's actually ugly since there's very little vegetation. I have my main base on another one that has some lakes, but not really any oceans. I've seen a few others, but most Paradise planets have no water. With the new update, they can have pirates on them so aren't necessarily the safe havens they used to be.

[emitfudd]

My planet base is on a paradise planet with tons of water. Since the update it is now classified as viridescent.

[Mr. Bufferlow]

Depending on how specific you are, you can find a paradise world with water pretty easy. Once you start adding qualifiers like:
No storms,
Sparse Sentinels,
Green grass, blue water,
Friendly critters,
And deep water and high mountains....
Well it starts to be harder to find. It could take months or years.

[Upholder98]

Originally posted by emitfudd:

My planet base is on a paradise planet with tons of water. Since the update it is now classified as viridescent.

Glad I'm not the only one who's planet changed classifications. Wonder why that happens. At-least the planet is largely the same or I'd be really pissed!

[Mandrake]

I just started a new save today - I wasn't even using the f6 / g6 + Water method, I was looking for Opulent / Booming / Pirate Controlled looking for S class and Solar ships.
I ran across 2 very nice Paradise planets - one with blue skies, red water, green fields - the other with purple skies, blue water and super-green, almost bright-teal grass that's taller and thin kind of like wheat or something. I've not seen it thick like that before. Kinda cool.
I'm still in early save, so I just plopped a base compute and left, I didn't check out ocean depths or anything.... but they are huge, so I'm sure there's deep areas somewhere.

Just gotta keep looking. Because I was ship hunting, I visited a few dozen systems just in a few hours so... there you hav eit. Even in Euclid, there are plenty of 'em :)