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7/29/2018 12:57:36 AM
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It’s an interesting naming convention, although I’ll probably keep to naming my planets after certain comparisons or discoveries.
Kind of like how the last planet I named when I played around release was a dangerously frozen planet that seemed to have held some life on it before. Ended up naming the planet Auriga.
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Planet DeezNuts Or planet Dilldough
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Edited by FdYAcsoyPKN83gLE: 7/29/2018 4:58:21 PMHow original! No one is going to get bored of those names! Those names don't sound like its made by a 11 year old who just found out about x!
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[quote]How original! No one is going to get bored of those names! Those names don't sound like its made by a 11 year old who just found out about x![/quote] That's what they said about Uranus.
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Was this supposed to be a reply to me?
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Edited by Lewie730: 7/29/2018 3:03:08 AM[quote]Was this supposed to be a reply to me?[/quote] No, they are planets I named.
