Personally, I really dislike colonising in multiple systems. It makes defending them noticably easier when you have a 2 military bases generating patrols, even if they're only dinky things from a size 3 or 4 colony. You should definitely always look to colonise at least 2 planets in any system you want to permanently inhabit though. The above mentioned planet with multiple decent resources is a great find if you just want a money fountain. The barren world with ultra rich rares would make a decent mining/refining colony. The Terran world would make an excellent cash cow just with the food and organics alone, and any extra industries you put on it would only add to that.
If your goal is just to make money and/or have your own dedicated storage then the system in the OP would be fine. I’m wondering if it’s wise to colonize planets in separate systems. P.S.: I did find another terrain world in a another system but it’s a solitary planet in the system and about 24 ly from the core.funny thing it’s fairly close to the system I’ve kept my eye on.maybe about 6-9 ly away. I was going with the guiding principle of 2 planets with <150%.would you colonize this system anyways? I’ve been searching the several cycles now, with no real luck with system with planets < 20 ly from the core. One has some minerals (sparse rare though), while the other has ultra rich rare minerals and rich regular minerals. I held off because in the same system there was only 2 additional barren planets both at 200% habitability.
I’m currently in cycle 212, but I came across a Terrain world (75%) early in my game with Bountiful farmland and average resources in organics, rare and regular minerals. After reviewing past/guides posts am struggling to see if I should hold out even longer. I’m attempting to colonize for the first time after finding an interesting system. I’m fairly new to Starsector, I’ve a predicament in my current play through.
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