System Colonisation: Difference between revisions

You can fly around on a [[Planets|planet]] and choose a custom location to build a facility.<ref name=":5" /> Rotate and place buildings on a planet with a holographic view.<ref name=":4" /> The available slots for additional development are predetermined by the system.<ref name=":4" /> After choosing a building there will be a ground-based construction site.<ref name=":4" /> WhenDeliver all the goods are delivered then the surface facility appearswill appear.<ref name=":4" /><ref name=":5" /> The available surface facilities are from [[Elite Dangerous: Odyssey|Odyssey]] and [[Elite Dangerous: Horizons|Horizons]].<ref name=":5" /> Some buildings give population buffs.<ref name=":5" />

The [[System Map|system map]] shows all potential locations for a space facility. You can select the location and choose somethinga facility to be deployed. Deliver goods and once that's finished the facility will be deployed.<ref name=":5" /> There are multiple tiers for space facilities.<ref name=":5" /> The big spaceports such as the [[Ocellus]] take a lot of effort.<ref name=":5" /> A supporting economy with small and mid-tier facilities are needed to unlock the large-tier facilities.<ref name=":5" /> The available space facilities are from [[Elite Dangerous: Horizons|ED: Horizons]].<ref name=":5" />

All facilities are interlinked with the system [[Market Economy|economy]].<ref name=":5" /> The facility types that you place will dictate the [[Market Economy|economy]] in that system.<ref name=":2" /> Mining facilities means the local economy will be a mining economy.<ref name=":5" /> Same for agriculture etc.<ref name=":5" /> This determines the goods for construction and economic output such as high-tech or agribusiness.<ref name=":3" /><ref name=":4" /> The economic progression requires smaller locations first to support large locations.<ref name=":4" /> The ports bring in population and economic drive.<ref name=":5" /> An anarchy system has reduced security.<ref name=":5" />

SC is seamlessly connected with [[Powerplay|Powerplay 2]] and the [[Background Simulation]].<ref name=":4" /> Unpopulated systems are unaligned. A newly colonized system only has the [[:Category:Factions|faction]] from which the colonisation claim was purchased.<ref name=":4" /> So if you buy a claim from a preferred faction then it will be brought over to your system.<ref name=":5" /> If a [[Powerplay]] faction conquers the system then the architect will remain in control of the system resourcesdevelopment and developmentresources.<ref name=":4" /> Your faction would lose influence in the system. Anyone can enter the system.<ref name=":5" />

While colonising a system you can push your chosen [[:Category:Power|Power]] into that system. Expand your Power's influence and create new systems, civilizations for thea [[:Category:Power|Power]]. Each system has an associated value. Every system is unique to some extend which will be represented in system colonisation. This can influence your system of choice.<ref name=":2" /> Built-up systems can influence the political state of the game based on the constructionsfacilities.<ref name=":3" />

Expanding [[Core Systems|The Bubble]] with colonies can have a galaxy wide effect. For example new trade routes for [[Trader|traders]], new hubs for [[Explorer|explorers]] that you can use as a home base before going into deep space.<ref name=":2" /> By having mini-Bubbles with various economies you can haul goods faster to build new colonies.<ref name=":4" /> IfLong-range you'recolonization in deep space thenmeans going back to the [[Core Systems]] for [[goods]] is a long trip.<ref name=":5" />