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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: "[[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vngDWFupzRs Routine]]" is a sombre and melancholy tune that encompasses the enptiness of the EarthThatWas.
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* DifficultySpike: The Obsidian Elder itself is ''far'' tougher than its appendage you had to face on the previous corrupted floor. You'll need to level up at least 15 times from the previous floor to be able to beat it reliably.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMoments: The fact that the Galactic Federation [[spoiler:managed to encapsulate ''every star in the Milky Way'' within a DysonSphere, in order to harness the energy to free humanity from being stuck in time]]. Even [[spoiler: the [[{{Precursors}} Ancients]]]] show amazement at this, and [[RememberWhenYouBlewUpASun constantly remind the player]] that they're a [[spoiler:"machine that ate a galaxy"]].
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMoments: SugarWiki/AwesomeMoments:
** The fact that the Galactic Federation [[spoiler:managed to encapsulate ''every star in the Milky Way'' within a DysonSphere, in order to harness the energy to free humanity from being stuck in time]]. Even [[spoiler: the [[{{Precursors}} Ancients]]]] show amazement at this, and [[RememberWhenYouBlewUpASun constantly remind the player]] that they're a [[spoiler:"machine that ate a galaxy"]].
** It takes a good while, but in the end [[spoiler:you manage to terraform the planet, defeat all the Elders including the Iron Elder, and finally get humanity to return back to Earth.]]
** The fact that the Galactic Federation [[spoiler:managed to encapsulate ''every star in the Milky Way'' within a DysonSphere, in order to harness the energy to free humanity from being stuck in time]]. Even [[spoiler: the [[{{Precursors}} Ancients]]]] show amazement at this, and [[RememberWhenYouBlewUpASun constantly remind the player]] that they're a [[spoiler:"machine that ate a galaxy"]].
** It takes a good while, but in the end [[spoiler:you manage to terraform the planet, defeat all the Elders including the Iron Elder, and finally get humanity to return back to Earth.]]
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** The Terraforming quests have the atmospheric perfect balance mechanic. Earth's former atmosphere was made of around 78% Nitrogen and 21% oxygen, and you need to keep it within a small range between that. Trouble is, filling the atmosphere with Ozone decreases the oxygen and filling the world with flora increases the oxygen, causing the balance to fail and forcing you to use the Oxygenium/Nitrogenium respectively to restore it. The catch that makes it frustrating is that there are no options to ''perfectly'' replace the oxygen/nitrogen you lost, and as such you will be estimating via trial and error for the amount of oxygen/nitrogen you need to replace to restore the balance.
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** The Terraforming quests have the atmospheric perfect balance mechanic. Earth's former atmosphere was made of around 78% Nitrogen and 21% oxygen, and you need to keep it within a small range between that. Trouble is, filling the atmosphere with Ozone decreases the oxygen and filling the world with flora increases the oxygen, oxygen while displacing nitrogen, causing the balance to fail and forcing you to use the Oxygenium/Nitrogenium respectively to restore it. The catch that makes it frustrating is that there are no options to ''perfectly'' replace the oxygen/nitrogen you lost, and as such you will be estimating via trial and error for the amount of oxygen/nitrogen you need to replace to restore the balance.
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** The Terraforming quests have the atmospheric perfect balance mechanic. Earth's former atmosphere was made of around 78% Nitrogen and 21% oxygen, and you need to keep it within a small range between that. Trouble is, filling the atmosphere with Ozone ''decreases'' the oxygen (since it uses oxygen to make ozone) and filling the world with flora increases the oxygen, causing the balance to fail and forcing you to use the Oxygenium/Nitrogenium respectively to put it back. The catch that makes it frustrating is that there isn't quite any option to balance it back exactly, meaning that most of the time you will be estimating via trial and error for the amount of oxygen/nitrogen you need to replace.
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** The Terraforming quests have the atmospheric perfect balance mechanic. Earth's former atmosphere was made of around 78% Nitrogen and 21% oxygen, and you need to keep it within a small range between that. Trouble is, filling the atmosphere with Ozone ''decreases'' decreases the oxygen (since it uses oxygen to make ozone) and filling the world with flora increases the oxygen, causing the balance to fail and forcing you to use the Oxygenium/Nitrogenium respectively to put it back. restore it. The catch that makes it frustrating is that there isn't quite any option are no options to balance it back exactly, meaning that most of ''perfectly'' replace the time oxygen/nitrogen you lost, and as such you will be estimating via trial and error for the amount of oxygen/nitrogen you need to replace. replace to restore the balance.
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* ScrappyMechanic: Miners take far longer to mine resources when the game is offline. This means that your game needs to be constantly running in order to get resources properly. Thankfully, event items can drastically reduce this reduction.
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** Miners take far longer to mine resources when the game is offline. This means that your game needs to be constantly running in order to get resources properly. Thankfully, event items can drastically reduce thisreduction.reduction.
** The Terraforming quests have the atmospheric perfect balance mechanic. Earth's former atmosphere was made of around 78% Nitrogen and 21% oxygen, and you need to keep it within a small range between that. Trouble is, filling the atmosphere with Ozone ''decreases'' the oxygen (since it uses oxygen to make ozone) and filling the world with flora increases the oxygen, causing the balance to fail and forcing you to use the Oxygenium/Nitrogenium respectively to put it back. The catch that makes it frustrating is that there isn't quite any option to balance it back exactly, meaning that most of the time you will be estimating via trial and error for the amount of oxygen/nitrogen you need to replace.
** Miners take far longer to mine resources when the game is offline. This means that your game needs to be constantly running in order to get resources properly. Thankfully, event items can drastically reduce this
** The Terraforming quests have the atmospheric perfect balance mechanic. Earth's former atmosphere was made of around 78% Nitrogen and 21% oxygen, and you need to keep it within a small range between that. Trouble is, filling the atmosphere with Ozone ''decreases'' the oxygen (since it uses oxygen to make ozone) and filling the world with flora increases the oxygen, causing the balance to fail and forcing you to use the Oxygenium/Nitrogenium respectively to put it back. The catch that makes it frustrating is that there isn't quite any option to balance it back exactly, meaning that most of the time you will be estimating via trial and error for the amount of oxygen/nitrogen you need to replace.
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* FridgeBrilliance: Why are there abundant resources in the Earth despite the game taking place at a time beyond the year where resources were hypothesized to run out? The Elders successfully took over Earth, absorbed the resources, and restored the resources back down there.
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** Why are there abundant resources in the Earth despite the game taking place at a time beyond the year where resources were hypothesized to run out? The Elders successfully took over Earth, absorbed the resources, and restored the resources back downthere.there.
** Why was [[spoiler:a planet with an Iron Core, aka Earth chosen for the Ancients to seal the corrupted Semu/Elders in? Iron is the most stable element thanks to having the highest binding energy per nucleon. As such, it would be the most stable and resistant to the corrupting frequencies of the Elders.]]
** Why are there abundant resources in the Earth despite the game taking place at a time beyond the year where resources were hypothesized to run out? The Elders successfully took over Earth, absorbed the resources, and restored the resources back down
** Why was [[spoiler:a planet with an Iron Core, aka Earth chosen for the Ancients to seal the corrupted Semu/Elders in? Iron is the most stable element thanks to having the highest binding energy per nucleon. As such, it would be the most stable and resistant to the corrupting frequencies of the Elders.]]
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMoments: The fact that the Galactic Federation [[spoiler:managed to encapsulate ''every star in the Milky Way'' within a DysonSphere, in order to harness the energy to free humanity from being stuck in time]]. Even [[spoiler: the [[{{Precursors}} Ancients]]]] show amazement at this, and [[RememberWhenYouBlewUpASun constantly remind the player]] that they're a [[spoiler:"machine that ate a star"]].
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMoments: The fact that the Galactic Federation [[spoiler:managed to encapsulate ''every star in the Milky Way'' within a DysonSphere, in order to harness the energy to free humanity from being stuck in time]]. Even [[spoiler: the [[{{Precursors}} Ancients]]]] show amazement at this, and [[RememberWhenYouBlewUpASun constantly remind the player]] that they're a [[spoiler:"machine that ate a star"]].galaxy"]].
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMoments: The fact that the Galactic Federation [[spoiler:managed to encapsulate ''every star in the Milky Way'' within a DysonSphere, in order to harness the energy to free humanity from being stuck in time]]. Even [[spoiler: the [[{{Precursors}} Ancients]]]] show amazement at this, and [[RememberWhenYouBlewUpASun constantly remind the player]] that they're a [[spoiler:"machine that ate a star"]].