No more Paradise-Titled planets?

[One Sharp Marine]

Hi everyone,

Since the update, when I started a new game, I noticed that no matter how many stars I visit (even with the G5f theory and other color stars with 5 in mind), I can't seem to find any more planets labeled Paradise Planet.

The only ones I see now are the sub-paradise planets. (e.g. Grassy, Tropical, etc.).

I hope they did not remove them with the update. Please write if you found an actual Paradise Planet here in a new game since the update.

Thanks.

EDIT: If you have found one with a new game in the new update, please report the star's designation. (e.g. G5f, K5pf, etc.)

[Rexxer]

They are definitely all over the place, you just aren't being thorough in your search. There are tons, even the Expedition now has several in systems you path your flight through. I have one game now where I only have built bases on paradise planets. Every galaxy, even harsh and empty. Paradise planets are all over, but sometimes you have to hunt for them a bit. In most normal or lush galaxies, it's almost difficult not to find them.

[Grad]

you can get a lift to Eissentam Galaxy from Beeblebums community highlight in the Anomoly, then it's only a short trip to a Paradise Planet and a Royal Multi-tool if you want it.

Portal Coords on the pic
https://www.reddit.com/r/NMSCoordinateExchange/comments/w1n15q/comment/ih183s7/?context=3

[Rexxer]

Messaggio originale di One Sharp Marine:

EDIT: If you have found one with a new game in the new update, please report the star's designation. (e.g. G5f, K5pf, etc.)

It is RANDOM. I have over 260 paradise planets listed in one game, and actually I get as many toward F0 to F3 or G7-G8 as in the middle. If you are favoring one star temp class over another, that is likely your problem in why you are not finding any.

[One Sharp Marine]

Messaggio originale di Rexxer:

They are definitely all over the place, you just aren't being thorough in your search. There are tons, even the Expedition now has several in systems you path your flight through. I have one game now where I only have built bases on paradise planets. Every galaxy, even harsh and empty. Paradise planets are all over, but sometimes you have to hunt for them a bit. In most normal or lush galaxies, it's almost difficult not to find them.

Messaggio originale di Rexxer:

Messaggio originale di One Sharp Marine:

EDIT: If you have found one with a new game in the new update, please report the star's designation. (e.g. G5f, K5pf, etc.)

It is RANDOM. I have over 260 paradise planets listed in one game, and actually I get as many toward F0 to F3 or G7-G8 as in the middle. If you are favoring one star temp class over another, that is likely your problem in why you are not finding any.

Both of your statements are assuming and innacurate. There is no way you found 260 paradise planets since the update launched last week.

I have been extremely thorough and have scanned over 100 systems with my freighter, not one having the tag of Paradise Planet. There is no "favor." I gave an example. That is all.

Please be helpful moving forward, not assuming and troll-like.

[One Sharp Marine]

Messaggio originale di Grad:

you can get a lift to Eissentam Galaxy from Beeblebums community highlight in the Anomoly, then it's only a short trip to a Paradise Planet and a Royal Multi-tool if you want it.

Portal Coords on the pic
https://www.reddit.com/r/NMSCoordinateExchange/comments/w1n15q/comment/ih183s7/?context=3

Thanks. This is helpful. I'll try it out.

[mbrowne999]

It gets complicated also because the there is often a mismatch between designations in space and once you get to the planet. As showing Paradise from space, then when you land scanning shows it as Rainy.

[Rexxer]

Messaggio originale di One Sharp Marine:

Both of your statements are assuming and innacurate. There is no way you found 260 paradise planets since the update launched last week. I have been extremely thorough and have scanned over 100 systems with my freighter, not one having the tag of Paradise Planet. There is no "favor." I gave an example. That is all.
Please be helpful moving forward, not assuming and troll-like.

It's not at all inaccurate since in the last year I have built bases ONLY on paradise planets, in every galaxy, lush, normal, harsh, and empty. I am probably the closest you will find to an expert on this board on how to find these types of planets. Since the last update last week in fact I have built 20 bases on 20 paradise planets of all types of galaxy. They are not hard to find in Normal and Lush galaxies at all, and I literally trip over them all the time.

I will tell you most of the so-called online guides you can find about finding paradise planets have some correct info but also some incorrect info. Usually they get the percentage rarity correct, about a 1% chance in harsh and empty, but more common in Normal, even more in Lush. And it is true you will find them more on yellow type stars, although I have found them in every star type: Cd, Emeril, Indium stars. What is wrong with most of these guides is the claim there is a greater probability in the 3-7 temperature range. My particular empirical data set shows them pretty evenly distributed in all temp ranges, in fact I have mini distribution peaks in the 0 to 1 range as well as 7-9 range.

The star system does NOT need to have water unless you want water. Paradise planets do not require the presence of water to be placed in a system. Just in this last week I have seen a number of Paradise planets with zero water, just big green, orange, or yellow balls. In non-water star systems. Only restrict your search if you specifically want water.

What you are probably doing wrong is that you are not searching methodically and thoroughly. In a large local grouping of stars (the first 4 glyphs of any portal address), you need to go system by system and discover EVERY planet within that system. There have been so many times I nearly missed the only paradise planet in such a region of stars because it was hiding behind all the other planets and difficult to find. That is also why the advent of the Freighter Scanner Room is so important to searching for Paradise planets: Paradise planets can't hide any more. That one freighter addition totally changed the way I look for paradise planets, and why I have racked up so many paradise discoveries in the last week.

The easiest and best way today to search is to (1) warp to a new star, (2) summon the freighter, (3) run to the scanner room and scan. You will immediately know if you need to move on. Don't hesitate to warp to another star and repeat. I guess if you have fixed up the engines in your freighter you could just warp in the freighter, but I never bothered upgrading it, so I still have to scan non-yellow stars the old way, - warp and pulse around looking for all the planets.

In most systems I usually find a paradise planet within scanning 20 star systems. Harsh sometimes can take longer, and I think the most systems I ever had to go through was a harsh galaxy type, about 200 systems, but I finally found one in a F2p system which had not one but TWO paradise planets. I think that was Drajayanes Galaxy (135). Compare that to very next Lush galaxy (Zavainlani (150)) in which every single star system I warped to had a paradise planet. I stopped after 3 systems to pick the nicest one.

I am actually going fairly slowly as I always stop to build a base on one and am doing it in different galaxies, and I also document all the systems I visit along the way. Just use the freighter scanner, that will help you a lot I think, as a thorough system search is critically vital. Missing a paradise planet often will double your search time, so instead of finding one in 50 you may then take 100 or more systems to find one. Think of it this way, if you miss a planet, it may mean you spend another 2 hours searching. Use the scanner room.

[NZ.Zero]

there was a paradise planet in one of the main systems of the latest expedition

[Rexxer]

Messaggio originale di NZ.Zer0:

there was a paradise planet in one of the main systems of the latest expedition

Actually multiple ones in the flight path series of planets. Made them seem very common.

[Rexxer]

Messaggio originale di One Sharp Marine:

The only ones I see now are the sub-paradise planets. (e.g. Grassy, Tropical, etc.).
...(even with the G5f theory and other color stars with 5 in mind)...

Lush planet types, (grassy, tropical, etc), have always been around, and Paradise is just the nicest sub type of that category. However, you need to forget the "G5f" theory, as I actually find many more paradise planets toward the 0-2 range. Here are the last 20 star types that I found paradise planets:
F0, F7, F6pf, F9, G6p, F4p, F7f, F6p, G9p, F2p, F0p, G6p, F1p, G6p, F9pf, G4f, G9, F3p, F8f, G8, G4pf, F3, F0pf, G9p, etc...
I have over 260 logged though, but the pattern is similar.

[Nabinkemper]

Messaggio originale di One Sharp Marine:

Messaggio originale di Nabinkemper:

I personally have encounter close to 100 Paradise Planets in my travels. See the following for references related to Lush Planetary Biomes:

https://nomanssky.fandom.com/wiki/Biome

With a new game in the current update??????

With a continuous save including the latest update.

[Liralen]

Messaggio originale di Rexxer:

Messaggio originale di NZ.Zer0:

there was a paradise planet in one of the main systems of the latest expedition

Actually multiple ones in the flight path series of planets. Made them seem very common.

Yep, I've found a few (2 or 3) in the latest Expedition, which is in the Euclid (beginning) galaxy, at least two of which are in the flight path towards the Rendezvous Points. And my definition of a Paradise planet is more strict than the game's definition, which is "no storms, no sentinels, no hostile critters", i.e. you can harvest whatever you want, and can go afk for hours on end without risk of dying.

[Rexxer]

Messaggio originale di Liralen:

Messaggio originale di Rexxer:

Actually multiple ones in the flight path series of planets. Made them seem very common.

And my definition of a Paradise planet is more strict than the game's definition, which is "no storms, no sentinels, no hostile critters", i.e. you can harvest whatever you want, and can go afk for hours on end without risk of dying.

Huh? All paradise planets by design have no storms or sentinels. Even if a typically exotic weather type is placed that suggests stormy weather, it will never actually have storms on a paradise planet. The only variable might be the hostile creatures as that is not in the spec of paradise planets, although most I have visited do not have them. Some do though.

[Liralen]

Messaggio originale di Rexxer:

Messaggio originale di Liralen:

And my definition of a Paradise planet is more strict than the game's definition, which is "no storms, no sentinels, no hostile critters", i.e. you can harvest whatever you want, and can go afk for hours on end without risk of dying.

Huh? All paradise planets by design have no storms or sentinels. Even if a typically exotic weather type is placed that suggests stormy weather, it will never actually have storms on a paradise planet. The only variable might be the hostile creatures as that is not in the spec of paradise planets, although most I have visited do not have them. Some do though.

All I meant is that I have confirmed that the planets I consider Paradise, you can go afk on.

[Rexxer]

Messaggio originale di Liralen:

All I meant is that I have confirmed that the planets I consider Paradise, you can go afk on.

Paradise planets are not a relative terminology in the game, the name is an actual designation given by the game to certain planets with certain characteristics: lush type (ie. star bulbs), no storms, no sentinels. At least 90% I never saw predators on, but they can exist on official Paradise planets. So I guess you'd have to call your preferred planets, Super Paradise Planets. The whole afk thing is why I only build bases on them.