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- "Hivishest"
This is an unknown system
It's potentially named "Hivishest", within the region « Sea of Notigas ➔ »
Reachable
This Region is Reachable
it's neither in the Fade or the Core
Civilized by Black Hole Suns
Intermediate Spatial Region
↤ West Spatial Progression
At the edge of the galaxy's main area
Very Close to Galactic Equator
↡ Lower Spatial Progression
Almost touching the middle of the galaxy
Inner Longitudinal Region
↧ South Spatial Progression
Somewhere between the middle and the far sides
Generated as an approximation based on the system’s coordinates
So it could be close to the real name… but not always !
It’s an educated guess, just what the glyphs decoder thinks it might be :)
Black Hole detected
Gravitational anomaly
ℙ 100%
It's the most common star color in the galaxy
it's a gateway to another part of the galaxy ! Jump if you dare. If you don't see it when using a portal, jump to the nearest system and come back, the black hole will be there.
high probability the sytem harbors the maximum of planets and, or, moons : it's the most common configuration
Warp to the nearest Black Hole ➔
Travel to the closest Atlas Station ➔
Reach the nearest Purple Star System ➔
Move to a random neighboring system ➔
Why isn’t everything already color-coordinated with my aura?!
My vibe crystals shattered from the negative energy.
This planet has no decent food supply. I demand to speak to the manager of this system. - KarenWantsAnswers
They asked if our galaxy had a ‘real housewives’ franchise. We are done. – Galactic Council of Elders
This traveler mined every planet in the system like they were harvesting fruit from their garden. No thought for local economies. Now we’re left with empty rocks. – ExoTrade Council
One traveler came and wiped out all of our resources, leaving us stranded in an economic wasteland. No one has dared to speak up—except us, of course. – Temporal Exchange Federation
Vy'keen_Warrior: Traveler came with arrogance, demanding ‘respect.’ We do not tolerate such behavior in our sacred lands.’