I've had this game for a couple of months now and I tend to find new thigns every day. A couple weeks ago I found Planet Hades and Planet Cerberus in sigma 17 (or was it 19). They're two large methane gas giant in the Edge Nebula cloud at the top of the map. They're very close together (only a couple of K apart), and the info tell you that it's unknown how they came to be that way.

Then last week I found a planet in Omicron Alpha near the Unknown jump hole. Apparently it's teeming with life, but the organisms rely on a substance that is a deadly poisonous to humans.

I've started playing the single player again, but with a mod that cuts the story (so you play it like multiplayer), and in the independant worlds alone there's about 10 pirate bases I didn't know about, Pacifica in Bering, Montezuma in Cortez, Padau in Galileo, the list goes on.

I still haven't been to the bottom Unknown system, that's one place I need to go. I'm aiming with my single player character to fully map the universe.

I had been playing for about 3 months before I discovered Nome Base in Kepler. Now it's one of my favourite hiding places, cos there are plenty of people who don't know about it

i've been playing FL for over a year now, and i never really bothered to explore the inner systems - i loved the borderworlds, the omicrons, omegas etc, because it's so beautiful out there. just a couple of days ago i stumbled across the lane hackers in kepler, and found communities in systems i thought virtually empty

i stole the cookie from the cookie jar

i've been playing FL for over a year as well, finding fuchu planetoid was interesting and of course the prison next to it as the pay was quite high there in a mod i played on

That reminds me - BPA Newgate. I heard rumours about it in Manchester and read the news article about it, but couldn't find it. Eventually I found it when I was knocked off course, playing with a 6000 cruise speed mod

Yeah, I've been playing for over a year and also only recently found Nansei in Kyushu. pretty cool actually, but I bet it's the last new thing I'll find

My sensors indicate a planet in the nebula near planet Honshu, but I cant reach it because my sensors lose it.

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Yeah, I've been playing for over a year and also only recently found Nansei in Kyushu. pretty cool actually, but I bet it's the last new thing I'll find

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wow, i founded that a long time ago, when looking for a place to do a little r&r (reload and repair) while i did piracy around

nick, look in here to look if you founded all.

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Spamius Threadius

Just one second after the birth of the Universe, space was flooded with particles and over the next 300 million years stars and galaxies began to evolve into the kind of cosmic landscape that we recognise today. But there's one big problem. We shouldn't really be here. People, planets, stars, galaxies should all be impossible dreams. In theory, nothing should exist.

I didn't discover Kansai for a while. It just never occured to me to take that tradelane from Yukawa. Plus, I didn't find myself in Honshu very often

Been playing for over a year and a half and found Graves Station in Dublin just last week. I spend most of my time in to borderworlds, but i don't spend much time exploring in the House systems since i only go where i need and rarely have a chance to look around.

Give a man fire and he'll be warm for the night. Set a man on fire and he'll be warm for the rest of his life.- Terry Prachett

Been playing for over half a year and I still stumble onto things such as planets etc...lol

Usually find new stuff quite frequently. I like the unknown system with the Planet of the Apes and the Robot Planet.

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Been playing for over half a year and I still stumble onto things such as planets etc...lol

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i do a lot off atmosphere surfing and cornona-surfing myself...

however i like atmosphere-surfing better (how comes )

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Spamius Threadius

Just one second after the birth of the Universe, space was flooded with particles and over the next 300 million years stars and galaxies began to evolve into the kind of cosmic landscape that we recognise today. But there's one big problem. We shouldn't really be here. People, planets, stars, galaxies should all be impossible dreams. In theory, nothing should exist.

You can bounce off the atmosphere easyer than the sun. Too close to that , and Boom!