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Sometimes your boss might send you with mission to create a new colony on one of the nearby planets. Go there and use the colonisatrion to do your job. Always do it nearby the geysers.
Only when setting up the colony for the first time you will get the colonisatron for free. Next ones you would have to buy. Visit other civilisations and try to check out – which one offers you the best price. Keep in mind that you can set up the colony only on the systems without the sentient lifeforms.
Inside the colony you can build some structures (the same way you did it in the civilisation stage).
Planet upgrades
There are different types of planets – some has fertile soil and luxurious vegetation, while other are just brick floating in space, even without water. Every planet is classified by it’s fertile level. There are four: T0, T1, T2 i T3, where T0 means just rock, while T3 - paradise.
On T0 planets you can set up small colonies, where you can refill your energy and durability bars. T1 allows you to mine spice. T2 allows you to build 2 colonies (which equals to more spice). And on T3 – three colonies.
So – the best planets for colonisation are the T3 planets. Problem is, that they are almost always inhabited.
The only solution is to colonise T0 or T1, and then upgrading it to T2 and T3.
To upgrade planet you have to enhance it’s atmosphere, and then stabilise it’s ecosystem.
For example: you want to upgrade T1 planet to T2. To do so – buy an atmosphere generator.
Then you would have to visit T2 or T3 planet and take some animals and plants. Radar in left bottom corner of the screen would help you finding them.
When you have everything: go to selected planet, you want to upgrade. Start the atmosphere generator and wait till it finishes upgrading the atmosphere. When it’s done – it would disappear. Put then all of your planets and animals on the planet. This should do the trick.
Do the same, if you want to make it T3.
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