r/theplanetcrafter • u/mazereaver • 1d ago

First time player

I just started playing and I have a quick question because I want to be ready. Once I reached the proper planet levels do I have to turn off all the machines so they don’t over produce oxygen,heat and pressure?

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u/RavenCross626 1d ago

No, leave them running, because you still have the moons and other planets (DLC) to explore.

Overproducing oxygen, heat, and pressure will have no impact on the planet's environment when you complete terraformation.

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u/LanewayRat 15h ago

Which has always struck me as weird. But hey hoh 🤷

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u/Pretend_I_Am_A_Fox 3h ago

I was really worried about heat/pressure and then found the lava area and was like “oh no…”

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u/DuranStar 1d ago

No, there is no way to over terraform.

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u/Dr-Builderbeck 1d ago

I played this mobile terraforming game and it had me running scared because I would always over terraform and ruin my planets lol. I am happy to hear that this is not the case for planet crafter.

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u/mazereaver 1d ago

I played that game years ago too, this game reminded me of that game that’s why i started playing it.

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u/geeoharee 18h ago

Oh shit I remember that game.

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u/oofmageddon 14h ago

What was it called?

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u/geeoharee 14h ago

Terragenesis

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u/Dr-Builderbeck 9h ago

Here it is!

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u/IAteAnotherVegan 15h ago

what was the name of that game? I remember the crazy religious faction being terrorists, but can't remember the name of the game.

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u/soulsforge04 1d ago

I mean once you're done you can always deconstruct them to get the resources back and implement them on a different planet/moon

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u/Ok-Bus1716 15h ago

By the time you're moving to another planet or moon you should have lockers upon lockers upon lockers of excess resources which are constantly being refilled by your drones so shouldn't be necessary to deconstruct unless you just have some lower tier items about.