The catchy tourism slogan ‘Malaysia, Truly Asia’ continues to ring true as this country really is a crossroads for so many Asian cultures. Thoughts? Please excuse my crap storytelling.Dynamic cities, fabulous food, beautiful beaches, idyllic islands and national parks with wildlife-packed rainforests – all of this can be found in Malaysia. Then there's a few missions to do with getting her to assess the planet, then terraforming the planet by smashing an asteroid into it, then negotiating your ownership of the planet with the Free Worlds government, maybe some mission for massive cargo to bring in equipment for settling the planet, etc. You think it's time to pay a visit to back on. Your crew have already begun throwing around a few new names for the planet, some of them more appropriate than others. has remained deserted until now due to a lack of valuable resources and the sheer cost of terraforming such a remote planet with traditional terraforming techniques, but you wonder what it would be like to make an entire planet habitable.
The rest of the planet is a hot, hilly wasteland, but you wonder if the terraforming technique you helped instigate on would be effective here. "As you were flying in, your sensors picked up a large quantity of water ice at the poles of. When you land, you get an automatic mission pop-up box with the story going something like: Doesn't matter where, but presumably somewhere on the edge of human space, maybe in the south (or it would have been terraformed by now). You know the one.you fit an asteroid with ion engines and fly it into the planet?Īnyway - you make just one deserted planet landable. Can't remember the name off the top of my head. This could be a great follow-on mission after the mission where you help shift the climate on that planet.
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