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Author Topic: Wagon train to the stars: Settling down (Salvation spin-off)  (Read 20299 times)

10ebbor10

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Wagon train to the stars: Settling down (Salvation spin-off)
« on: January 04, 2013, 01:12:58 pm »

First of: Backstory



Spoiler: Your goods (click to show/hide)

Oh, you're also indepted to some fellows who escorted you on the way here. You owe them 2000 cargo units of whatever worthfull you want to produce.
« Last Edit: January 04, 2013, 01:33:01 pm by 10ebbor10 »
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Re: Wagon train to the stars: Settling down (Salvation spin-off)
« Reply #1 on: January 04, 2013, 01:20:13 pm »

Let's do the terrestrial planet.

A chemical manufactury, an engineering yard.
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Re: Wagon train to the stars: Settling down (Salvation spin-off)
« Reply #2 on: January 04, 2013, 01:21:49 pm »

I messed some more things. Also, the planets were bombarded with heavy nuclear explosives, biochemical weaponry and whatnot. Are you sure you want to settle there.
More work for me, since I haven't finished the list of horrific bioweapons and their effects, or the bioengineered monsters yet.
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Re: Wagon train to the stars: Settling down (Salvation spin-off)
« Reply #3 on: January 04, 2013, 01:23:11 pm »

Asteroid moon: Partly terraformed. Low atmos. Some ruins. Frozen, soil is mostly ice.
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Re: Wagon train to the stars: Settling down (Salvation spin-off)
« Reply #4 on: January 04, 2013, 01:27:04 pm »

Asteroid moon: Partly terraformed. Low atmos. Some ruins. Frozen, soil is mostly ice.

I can live with this too.
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Re: Wagon train to the stars: Settling down (Salvation spin-off)
« Reply #5 on: January 04, 2013, 01:27:49 pm »

My suggestion is:

Half of the settlers here:
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-Aquatic Planet Moon (lightly bombarded. Fully terraformed. Almost complete jungle, some ruins)

And half here:
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-Asteroid moon: Partly terraformed. Low atmos. Some ruins. Frozen, soil is mostly ice.

This way, if one colony fails, we are not completely doomed, but we have a backup, and we can prompt trade of materials that are scarce on one moon, but not on the other, allowing both colonies to thrive.
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Re: Wagon train to the stars: Settling down (Salvation spin-off)
« Reply #6 on: January 04, 2013, 01:29:26 pm »

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No. I could come up with a backstory explanation why you can't but the point is just that I don't want to manage two settlements. Besides, you only got one powersource system. The other colony would fail without power.
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Re: Wagon train to the stars: Settling down (Salvation spin-off)
« Reply #7 on: January 04, 2013, 01:30:18 pm »

Asteroid moon: Partly terraformed. Low atmos. Some ruins. Frozen, soil is mostly ice.

I can live with this too.
Works for me as well.
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Re: Wagon train to the stars: Settling down (Salvation spin-off)
« Reply #8 on: January 04, 2013, 01:33:43 pm »

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No. I could come up with a backstory explanation why you can't but the point is just that I don't want to manage two settlements. Besides, you only got one powersource system. The other colony would fail without power.

Hey sorry about salvation... I will be prompted to play when I get my laptop sent down. This can be a fun side project too, though.
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Re: Wagon train to the stars: Settling down (Salvation spin-off)
« Reply #9 on: January 04, 2013, 01:41:15 pm »

I suggest to settle on the desert moon.

Why?
1) It's close to sun, free solar power. A lot of solar power. Same sun is good for hydroponic farming, tooo
2) Terrestrial planet will be resettled some day, our future trade partner and\or resource source
3) No great dangers like huge tidal forces, jungles or radiation
4) Closer to sun objects tend to have more metals to mine

As for equipment. Some ideas:

Power generation: Solar power plant
Vehicle: Gas scooping small ship\drone... basically work like that - enter planet atmosphere, gather air, compress it, return home with cargo (way to gather water among other things)
Equipment: Hydroponic farms
« Last Edit: January 04, 2013, 01:46:50 pm by Ukrainian Ranger »
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Re: Wagon train to the stars: Settling down (Salvation spin-off)
« Reply #10 on: January 04, 2013, 04:00:11 pm »

I vote aquatic planet. It's like a tropical Europa. Either that or its moon. I'd prefer the planet, though.
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Re: Wagon train to the stars: Settling down (Salvation spin-off)
« Reply #11 on: January 04, 2013, 04:13:37 pm »

I vote aquatic planet. It's like a tropical Europa. Either that or its moon. I'd prefer the planet, though.
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« Reply #12 on: January 04, 2013, 04:22:06 pm »

Heavy polluted Aquatic planet is a very bad place to live. Pollution spread very well in water. Besides water based construction is hard to do

It's moon is slightly better, but still somewhat polluted and who knows what will we find in those jungles?

Our main concern is energy, not only solar power is easiest to use and maintain. It's much easier to produce new panels then make new fusion generator. And desert moon close to the star is the best place for solar planets...

My proposal for a start:


Land on the desert moon

- 2 Light mining vehicles
- Mining equipment + explosives
- Food for 6 months
- 6 Habitation buildings (50 people each)
- 1 hydroponic farm (If possible - combined with water purifier)
- 1 metal refinery (Or generic chemical processing plant.)
- 300 settlers
- Solar power plant
- 200 tools of your choice (how advanced they can be? I prefer to have it evenly spread between mining\metal processing and building)
- 50 weapons of your choice ( What scale? Anyway, we'll swim in energy and metals, so railguns. Many railguns. Or lasers)
- More stuff of your choice (Med supplies, spare parts for the solar plant, fuel, water)
- Tower crane
- Light tank\APC.
- Gas scooping small spaceship\drone
- Your cargo ship. Please name ( Survivor)


The main problem I see is water, but we should have most of it recycled.
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Re: Wagon train to the stars: Settling down (Salvation spin-off)
« Reply #13 on: January 04, 2013, 05:05:47 pm »

Both the tools and weapons are personnal. Think a really usefull shovel(which would be called, mining equipment) and a decent gun.
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Re: Wagon train to the stars: Settling down (Salvation spin-off)
« Reply #14 on: January 04, 2013, 05:08:01 pm »

Heavy polluted Aquatic planet is a very bad place to live. Pollution spread very well in water. Besides water based construction is hard to do

It's moon is slightly better, but still somewhat polluted and who knows what will we find in those jungles?

Our main concern is energy, not only solar power is easiest to use and maintain. It's much easier to produce new panels then make new fusion generator. And desert moon close to the star is the best place for solar planets...

My proposal for a start:


Land on the desert moon

- 2 Light mining vehicles
- Mining equipment + explosives
- Food for 6 months
- 6 Habitation buildings (50 people each)
- 1 hydroponic farm (If possible - combined with water purifier)
- 1 metal refinery (Or generic chemical processing plant.)
- 300 settlers
- Solar power plant
- 200 tools of your choice (how advanced they can be? I prefer to have it evenly spread between mining\metal processing and building)
- 50 weapons of your choice ( What scale? Anyway, we'll swim in energy and metals, so railguns. Many railguns. Or lasers)
- More stuff of your choice (Med supplies, spare parts for the solar plant, fuel, water)
- Tower crane
- Light tank\APC.
- Gas scooping small spaceship\drone
- Your cargo ship. Please name ( Survivor)


The main problem I see is water, but we should have most of it recycled.
I support this guy. Change my vote to desert. I like that better anyway. Plus we don't know if there is water below the surface Or not.
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