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21 Comments

I heard that the space phase has the amin villain of the whole game called grobbs, (borg spoken backwords) and that they attack your planet soon after you achieve space phase and then they prevent you from getting to the galactic center which is the apparent goal of the whole game which is the end game where no one knows what happens then you enter sandbox phase, but this is just a rumor....

amazing

i wish the planets did not line up always like that

what do you think happenes if you drop a creature on a gas giant

55ko theres 2 gas giants in that star sytem

i beleve this is our solar systum for the planets resemble jupider mars and uranus

can anybody explain to me the deal with the black hole. i didn't understand exactly wat will wright was explaining in those videos. will players be able to extract its energy or something??

do you reckon you can go to the sun with some sort of upgrade obviously? an then you can make some sort of sun-dwelling lava-creatures which feed on energy?

This picture is awsome!

i wonder if there is a more highpowered abucter so you can through a planet into anothere one and make a whole new star system thing

mayby i could set fire to a gas giant and cause a new sun making the moons nearby melt... MUHAHHA good bye nearby life forms!

i think its being sucked in look at the little button near the thingy. it has a ship with rings and a dot.

well id say if you flew through a gas giant you would be crushed by its imense pressure. kind of like going down into the ocean using a submarine. you can only go so far before getting squished like a tin can.

oh and if you are on a gas giants moon will it block out the sun now and then like in the picture and if yr planet has a ring will it act like the moon at night and reflect the suns light at night

i knew i wasnt completly wrong

There's a bit of truth to both of these - yes, there is a solid surface on gas giants, but it's so far down that you would be crushed by pressure (not gravity). As for landing or flying through them, It's doubtful - the only shots of gas giants were of their nearby moons.

Gas giants lack a solid surface. It wouldn't matter if you could enter the atmosphere. Theres nothing to land on.

Actually, because Saturn's "surface" is so far from its center, it's gravity is only 1.08 times that of earth.

i dont think u can im not sure but from what ive seen on history chanal u would be crushed from gravaty before u hit ground on gas giants withch is very far down

have they ever said anything about landing/flying through gas giants

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