Sunset1

“The endless dawning of the long-lost cries.”

**>}( Sunset ){

[SPOILERS!]

“Once a prison, now an oasis.”

Planet: [ SUNSET ]

A large planet, orbit-locked with a nearby star. Most of the moon is completely inhospitable, the side facing the sun a scorched wasteland bubbling with lava and the other side freezing cold. The central ring of towering mountain ranges sits at a "goldilocks point" of temperature, where the constant sunlight meets the cooling air of the latter half. This moon was used for prison camps to process company employees who failed to properly deal with radiation instability.

• PRICE - 2000 Credits
• MAP SIZE MULTIPLIER - 2.7x
• WEATHERS - Clear
• MOST COMMON ENTITY - All of them.

[ FEATURES ]

Longer timescale* - The planet’s time moves slightly slower than average, allowing employees to collect more money... But be careful.

Perfect balance* - Sunset's ecosystem is highly compacted within the mountains, leading to high rates of diversity. Prepare yourself

Evacuation* - Due to the nature of the moon's sudden abandonment, the moon has an excessive amount of scrap to collect and perfectly balanced variety.

Clear skies* - No vanilla weather is naturally present on this moon.

[ CREDITS ]

• MrSaltedBeef - Main dev & creator.
• BeanieBe - Reminding me about the singular time Zeekerss mentioned this place back in V4, helping me make the sky look nicer.
• GenericGMD - Help with various moon aspects.
• Pacoito - Assistance with later script usage for future updates.
• JacuJ - Suggestions with environment.
• Thistle_nebula_archive - Testing help
• _farlander - Helping me keep track of my to-do list, love & support.
• Biomonty - Kindness & support.
• Jacob - Creator of JLL
• You - Obviously, for trying it out!:)
• Zeekerss - Mentioning Sunset as a location in V4.

I am incredibly grateful for all of the people who helped make my moon ideas possible, and this project (without a doubt) would not have been possible if it weren’t for the collective effort that each of these people put into teaching me the ropes. If you are in these credits, I thank you from the bottom of my heart. Your creations and ideas have inspired a sense of awe that led me to realize the true potential of creativity.