Shattered World - Revision history

PsiPhi: Undo revision 32282 by Ahmed4040amr (talk) Provided "hint" adds no value to article; when this far into the game, "this a dangerous planet, bring lots of equipment" is obvious.

2015-06-16T20:47:25Z

Undo revision 32282 by Ahmed4040amr (talk) Provided "hint" adds no value to article; when this far into the game, "this a dangerous planet, bring lots of equipment" is obvious.

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	~~Hints:remember to always get a weapon or side ship with lots of fuel and crew and a lander to get egg fragments and survive the mycon and hot tempurtures~~

Ahmed4040amr at 06:09, 14 November 2014

2014-11-14T06:09:48Z

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			Hints:remember to always get a weapon or side ship with lots of fuel and crew and a lander to get egg fragments and survive the mycon and hot tempurtures

68.9.207.126: "kelvin" doesn't use degrees, but "centigrade" does

2011-04-27T11:22:25Z

"kelvin" doesn't use degrees, but "centigrade" does

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	A '''Shattered World''' is what remains of a [[List of planet types#Water\|Water World]] after it has been assaulted by a [[Mycon]] [[Deep Child]] — a shattered, thin crust floating on top of a highly unstable ball of magma, and the Deep Child in between, though it is not certain if it continues to live or dies after the shattering. These planets usually feature insanely high amounts of precious metals such as gold and large amounts of radioactive materials. Usually, an impact point, which appears as a volcanic fumarole, can be found somewhere along its wracked ~~surface — the~~ exceptions being Beta Brahe I and Epsilon Scorpii I. It is near one of these impact points that the planetary exploration crew of [[The Flagship]] can find the ominous Mycon [[Deep Child Egg Case Fragments]].		A '''Shattered World''' is what remains of a [[List of planet types#Water\|Water World]] after it has been assaulted by a [[Mycon]] [[Deep Child]] — a shattered, thin crust floating on top of a highly unstable ball of magma, and the Deep Child in between, though it is not certain if it continues to live or dies after the shattering. These planets usually feature insanely high amounts of precious metals such as gold and large amounts of radioactive materials. Usually, an impact point, which appears as a volcanic fumarole, can be found somewhere along its wracked surface—the exceptions being Beta Brahe I and Epsilon Scorpii I. It is near one of these impact points that the planetary exploration crew of [[The Flagship]] can find the ominous Mycon [[Deep Child Egg Case Fragments]].

	Shattered Worlds have, invariably, no atmosphere, extremely strong seismic activity and a temperature of 100 ~~centigrades~~ (except [[Syra]], which has 7 ~~centigrades~~), their gravity, dimensions, mass and orbit being those of a [[Water World]].		Shattered Worlds have, invariably, no atmosphere, extremely strong seismic activity and an average temperature of 100 degrees centigrade (except [[Syra]], which has a temperature of 7 degrees centigrade), their gravity, dimensions, mass and orbit being those of a [[Water World]].

	Known Shattered Worlds include:		Known Shattered Worlds include:

Fyzixfighter: Reverted edit of 202.84.17.42, changed back to last version by Valaggar

2008-01-17T09:37:05Z

Reverted edit of 202.84.17.42, changed back to last version by Valaggar

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	A '''Shattered World''' is what remains of a [[List of planet types#Water\|Water World]] after it has been assaulted by a [[Mycon]] [[Deep Child]] — a shattered, thin crust floating on top of a highly unstable ball of magma, and the Deep Child in between, though it is not certain if it continues to live or dies after the shattering. These planets usually feature insanely high amounts of precious metals such as gold and large amounts of radioactive materials. Usually, an impact point, which appears as a volcanic fumarole, can be found somewhere along its wracked surface — the exceptions being Beta Brahe I and Epsilon Scorpii I. It is near one of these impact points that the planetary exploration crew of [[The Flagship]] can find the ominous Mycon [[Deep Child Egg Case Fragments]].		A '''Shattered World''' is what remains of a [[List of planet types#Water\|Water World]] after it has been assaulted by a [[Mycon]] [[Deep Child]] — a shattered, thin crust floating on top of a highly unstable ball of magma, and the Deep Child in between, though it is not certain if it continues to live or dies after the shattering. These planets usually feature insanely high amounts of precious metals such as gold and large amounts of radioactive materials. Usually, an impact point, which appears as a volcanic fumarole, can be found somewhere along its wracked surface — the exceptions being Beta Brahe I and Epsilon Scorpii I. It is near one of these impact points that the planetary exploration crew of [[The Flagship]] can find the ominous Mycon [[Deep Child Egg Case Fragments]].

202.84.17.42: rolricgetdo

2008-01-17T09:23:04Z

rolricgetdo

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	A '''Shattered World''' is what remains of a [[List of planet types#Water\|Water World]] after it has been assaulted by a [[Mycon]] [[Deep Child]] — a shattered, thin crust floating on top of a highly unstable ball of magma, and the Deep Child in between, though it is not certain if it continues to live or dies after the shattering. These planets usually feature insanely high amounts of precious metals such as gold and large amounts of radioactive materials. Usually, an impact point, which appears as a volcanic fumarole, can be found somewhere along its wracked surface — the exceptions being Beta Brahe I and Epsilon Scorpii I. It is near one of these impact points that the planetary exploration crew of [[The Flagship]] can find the ominous Mycon [[Deep Child Egg Case Fragments]].		A '''Shattered World''' is what remains of a [[List of planet types#Water\|Water World]] after it has been assaulted by a [[Mycon]] [[Deep Child]] — a shattered, thin crust floating on top of a highly unstable ball of magma, and the Deep Child in between, though it is not certain if it continues to live or dies after the shattering. These planets usually feature insanely high amounts of precious metals such as gold and large amounts of radioactive materials. Usually, an impact point, which appears as a volcanic fumarole, can be found somewhere along its wracked surface — the exceptions being Beta Brahe I and Epsilon Scorpii I. It is near one of these impact points that the planetary exploration crew of [[The Flagship]] can find the ominous Mycon [[Deep Child Egg Case Fragments]].

Valaggar: rv

2007-12-28T08:59:41Z

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	A '''Shattered World''' is what remains of a [[List of planet types#Water\|Water World]] after it has been assaulted by a [[Mycon]] [[Deep Child]] — a shattered, thin crust floating on top of a highly unstable ball of magma, and the Deep Child in between, though it is not certain if it continues to live or dies after the shattering. These planets usually feature insanely high amounts of precious metals such as gold and large amounts of radioactive materials. Usually, an impact point, which appears as a volcanic fumarole, can be found somewhere along its wracked surface — the exceptions being Beta Brahe I and Epsilon Scorpii I. It is near one of these impact points that the planetary exploration crew of [[The Flagship]] can find the ominous Mycon [[Deep Child Egg Case Fragments]].		A '''Shattered World''' is what remains of a [[List of planet types#Water\|Water World]] after it has been assaulted by a [[Mycon]] [[Deep Child]] — a shattered, thin crust floating on top of a highly unstable ball of magma, and the Deep Child in between, though it is not certain if it continues to live or dies after the shattering. These planets usually feature insanely high amounts of precious metals such as gold and large amounts of radioactive materials. Usually, an impact point, which appears as a volcanic fumarole, can be found somewhere along its wracked surface — the exceptions being Beta Brahe I and Epsilon Scorpii I. It is near one of these impact points that the planetary exploration crew of [[The Flagship]] can find the ominous Mycon [[Deep Child Egg Case Fragments]].

217.172.56.174: racboricera

2007-12-28T08:36:52Z

racboricera

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	A '''Shattered World''' is what remains of a [[List of planet types#Water\|Water World]] after it has been assaulted by a [[Mycon]] [[Deep Child]] — a shattered, thin crust floating on top of a highly unstable ball of magma, and the Deep Child in between, though it is not certain if it continues to live or dies after the shattering. These planets usually feature insanely high amounts of precious metals such as gold and large amounts of radioactive materials. Usually, an impact point, which appears as a volcanic fumarole, can be found somewhere along its wracked surface — the exceptions being Beta Brahe I and Epsilon Scorpii I. It is near one of these impact points that the planetary exploration crew of [[The Flagship]] can find the ominous Mycon [[Deep Child Egg Case Fragments]].		A '''Shattered World''' is what remains of a [[List of planet types#Water\|Water World]] after it has been assaulted by a [[Mycon]] [[Deep Child]] — a shattered, thin crust floating on top of a highly unstable ball of magma, and the Deep Child in between, though it is not certain if it continues to live or dies after the shattering. These planets usually feature insanely high amounts of precious metals such as gold and large amounts of radioactive materials. Usually, an impact point, which appears as a volcanic fumarole, can be found somewhere along its wracked surface — the exceptions being Beta Brahe I and Epsilon Scorpii I. It is near one of these impact points that the planetary exploration crew of [[The Flagship]] can find the ominous Mycon [[Deep Child Egg Case Fragments]].

Valaggar: Deep Childs live, alive or not, in the Moho

2007-05-22T05:45:47Z

Deep Childs live, alive or not, in the Moho

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	A '''Shattered World''' is what remains of a [[List of planet types#Water\|Water World]] after it has been assaulted by a [[Mycon]] [[Deep Child]] — a shattered, thin crust floating on top of a highly unstable ball of magma. These planets usually feature insanely high amounts of precious metals such as gold and large amounts of radioactive materials. Usually, an impact point, which appears as a volcanic fumarole, can be found somewhere along its wracked surface — the exceptions being Beta Brahe I and Epsilon Scorpii I. It is near one of these impact points that the planetary exploration crew of [[The Flagship]] can find the ominous Mycon [[Deep Child Egg Case Fragments]].		A '''Shattered World''' is what remains of a [[List of planet types#Water\|Water World]] after it has been assaulted by a [[Mycon]] [[Deep Child]] — a shattered, thin crust floating on top of a highly unstable ball of magma, and the Deep Child in between, though it is not certain if it continues to live or dies after the shattering. These planets usually feature insanely high amounts of precious metals such as gold and large amounts of radioactive materials. Usually, an impact point, which appears as a volcanic fumarole, can be found somewhere along its wracked surface — the exceptions being Beta Brahe I and Epsilon Scorpii I. It is near one of these impact points that the planetary exploration crew of [[The Flagship]] can find the ominous Mycon [[Deep Child Egg Case Fragments]].

	Shattered Worlds have, invariably, no atmosphere, extremely strong seismic activity and a temperature of 100 centigrades (except [[Syra]], which has 7 centigrades), their gravity, dimensions, mass and orbit being those of a [[Water World]].		Shattered Worlds have, invariably, no atmosphere, extremely strong seismic activity and a temperature of 100 centigrades (except [[Syra]], which has 7 centigrades), their gravity, dimensions, mass and orbit being those of a [[Water World]].

Valaggar: Characteristics (scandata)

2007-04-29T16:05:07Z

Characteristics (scandata)

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	A '''Shattered World''' is what remains of a [[List of planet types#Water\|Water World]] after it has been assaulted by a [[Mycon]] [[Deep Child]] — a shattered, thin crust floating on top of a highly unstable ball of magma. These planets usually feature insanely high amounts of precious metals such as gold and large amounts of radioactive materials. Usually, an impact point, which appears as a volcanic fumarole, can be found somewhere along its wracked surface — the exceptions being Beta Brahe I and Epsilon Scorpii I. It is near one of these impact points that the planetary exploration crew of [[The Flagship]] can find the ominous Mycon [[Deep Child Egg Case Fragments]].		A '''Shattered World''' is what remains of a [[List of planet types#Water\|Water World]] after it has been assaulted by a [[Mycon]] [[Deep Child]] — a shattered, thin crust floating on top of a highly unstable ball of magma. These planets usually feature insanely high amounts of precious metals such as gold and large amounts of radioactive materials. Usually, an impact point, which appears as a volcanic fumarole, can be found somewhere along its wracked surface — the exceptions being Beta Brahe I and Epsilon Scorpii I. It is near one of these impact points that the planetary exploration crew of [[The Flagship]] can find the ominous Mycon [[Deep Child Egg Case Fragments]].

			Shattered Worlds have, invariably, no atmosphere, extremely strong seismic activity and a temperature of 100 centigrades (except [[Syra]], which has 7 centigrades), their gravity, dimensions, mass and orbit being those of a [[Water World]].

	Known Shattered Worlds include:		Known Shattered Worlds include:

Svdb: not assuming player actions

2007-04-07T14:06:09Z

not assuming player actions

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	A '''Shattered World''' is what remains of a [[List of planet types#Water\|Water World]] after it has been assaulted by a [[Mycon]] [[Deep Child]] — a shattered, thin crust floating on top of a highly unstable ball of magma. These planets usually feature insanely high amounts of precious metals such as gold and large amounts of radioactive materials. Usually, an impact point, which appears as a volcanic fumarole, can be found somewhere along its wracked surface — the exceptions being Beta Brahe I and Epsilon Scorpii I. It is near one of these impact points that the planetary exploration crew of [[The Flagship]] find the ominous Mycon [[Deep Child Egg Case Fragments]].		A '''Shattered World''' is what remains of a [[List of planet types#Water\|Water World]] after it has been assaulted by a [[Mycon]] [[Deep Child]] — a shattered, thin crust floating on top of a highly unstable ball of magma. These planets usually feature insanely high amounts of precious metals such as gold and large amounts of radioactive materials. Usually, an impact point, which appears as a volcanic fumarole, can be found somewhere along its wracked surface — the exceptions being Beta Brahe I and Epsilon Scorpii I. It is near one of these impact points that the planetary exploration crew of [[The Flagship]] can find the ominous Mycon [[Deep Child Egg Case Fragments]].

	Known Shattered Worlds include:		Known Shattered Worlds include: