Dyson Sphere Program – Starting Seeds Guide

Collection of Seeds with exceptionally good starting conditions.

Guide to Collection of Starting Seeds

Best Seeds

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Almost perfect

  • Tidal locked Lava Planet.
  • Gas Giant Fire Ice.
  • Ashen gelisol Planet with Fire Ice.

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Of Ice and Fire

  • Everything has Fire Ice.
  • Gas Giant has two moons.

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  • Ice planet – Fire Ice.
  • Gas Giant – Deuterium.
  • Arid Desert – 150% Wind efficiency.

Good Seeds

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  • Gas Giant – Deuterium.
  • Gobi Planet 1:4 Orbital resonance.

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  • Deuterium Gas Giant.
  • Tidally locked Gobi Planet 114% solar eff.

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The Golden Ratio

  • Gas giant has horizontal rotation (your starting planet is rotating around the poles of the gas giant).
  • Lava planet 1:2 orbital resonance.
  • No rares.

Notes

After trying countless Seeds over six hours (and rushing the first hundred up to Universe Exploration 2), i’m quite sure the starting system can neither have a sulfuric ocean nor any other planetary rare than Fire Ice. Gas Giant has most of the time Fire Ice, rarely Deuterium. Rotational traits are quite rare too.

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4 Comments

  1. > “After trying countless Seeds over six hours (and rushing the first hundred up to Universe Exploration 2)”

    Rushing the first hundred up to Universe Exploration 2?
    Yeah, right…save that nonsense for gullible 5 year olds hehe

  2. What does this do to the gameplay?

    The Golden Ratio

    Gas giant has horizontal rotation (your starting planet is rotating around the poles of the gas giant).
    Lava planet 1:2 orbital resonance.

  3. “Of ice and fire” is absolutely perfect. The second (icy) moon has everything except water and oil (and a limited coal supply), but those you can export from “Earth”. Round trip time is low, as the two moons are relatively close together.
    Do research on Earth up until interplanetary vessels are available then clean everything up, set central export hub with remote supply and local demand for coal, water and oil, setup a network of local supply of those goods, powered by some renewable resources. Move to the ice moon and build everything there. Drop some harvesters on gas giant go get a full flow of fire ice and hydrogen.

  4. Maybe explaining why resonance on planets would be a good thing might help. Or any orbital anomalies for that matter.

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