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Edited by IceIllex:
1/26/2017 10:50:05 PM
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And Venus was supposed to be so hot, that everything (even metal) would melt or burn up.
Mercury is supposed to be constantly being bashed with meteors.
Yet both of those planets are playable.
Nothing is impossible in a world that's still being created
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I'm talking the difference between a gas planet and a terrestrial body. Can't land on, and explore the "caves" of a gas planet. Other than that, the script of the comment seems pretty neat.
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Edited by IceIllex: 1/26/2017 10:56:28 PMTrue. I'm just saying I wouldn't be surprised if Saturn was a possible planet to play on. Either through cloud cities, or more extreme possibilities of maybe sateen being terraformed. Maybe condensing all the gas into a solid core, combined with the the asteroids from its rings to make a surface. Obviously that's a bit of a stretch, but anything is possible.
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Hey bro, puff puff pass! You're microphonin'!
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Its destiny anthing is possible.
