THEY BUILT THIS ENTIRELY AROUND A STAR!? – Starcom: Unknown Space Gameplay – 07



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22 thoughts on “THEY BUILT THIS ENTIRELY AROUND A STAR!? – Starcom: Unknown Space Gameplay – 07”

  1. 24:48 your research points were showing in the top right above the picture of the alien device πŸ™‚

    Also I don't think the success mark on the events is the same as the difficulty.
    Your ability minus the difficulty modifier is always exactly your roll modifier.
    I presume your roll +/- the modifier is then your % of success πŸ€·β€β™‚
    If the result is below 100 you will presumably still fail occasionally even at 99.

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  2. I haven't seen the end yet, but you can put in the crew quoter next to your cockpit instead of bulkheads..and probably get 1 more space for something. Maybe πŸ˜….. love the content ✌️

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  3. Glad you got the right pronounciation for Yttrium. Now for another, a Cepheid variable star. Cepheid is pronounced SEF-ee-id. A Cepheid variable star is a type of star that pulsates radially, meaning it expands and contracts in a regular pattern.

    This pulsation causes the star's brightness to change periodically. Cepheid variables are important to astronomers because they have a well-defined relationship between their pulsation period (how long it takes to complete one cycle of brightening and dimming) and their intrinsic brightness (also known as luminosity).

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