ok maybe that title makes sense, probably not but let me explain:
the planets are so fixed, unmovable unchangable.
i'd like to have a mechenism that changes this, something with events.
e.g once mobs are out, planets can change into deserts, or slowly bases start to apear made by the mobs.
but also without mobs, a grassy planet could change into a desert because of drought.
together with the more flexible planets, a meteorite rain could be something to add too.
once in a while there is a change that a meteorite falls on a planet.
this meteorite would range froma radius of 3 to 10 for example.
planets located near astroid belts have a bigger change.
a planet belt would be nice too, some planets should be able to have gass/derbis rings.
this would make planets differ more from eachother.
also something cool would be, in very very very rare cases, a planet could go out of his bend, and go straight into a sun this would burn the planet entirly.
at last, in rare cases, a planet core could corrupt, it gets hot and bigger, eats a few layers of its crust and then explodes.
the planets are so fixed, unmovable unchangable.
i'd like to have a mechenism that changes this, something with events.
e.g once mobs are out, planets can change into deserts, or slowly bases start to apear made by the mobs.
but also without mobs, a grassy planet could change into a desert because of drought.
together with the more flexible planets, a meteorite rain could be something to add too.
once in a while there is a change that a meteorite falls on a planet.
this meteorite would range froma radius of 3 to 10 for example.
planets located near astroid belts have a bigger change.
a planet belt would be nice too, some planets should be able to have gass/derbis rings.
this would make planets differ more from eachother.
also something cool would be, in very very very rare cases, a planet could go out of his bend, and go straight into a sun this would burn the planet entirly.
at last, in rare cases, a planet core could corrupt, it gets hot and bigger, eats a few layers of its crust and then explodes.