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Tafoids Short Path Scout List.
With the scout list provided below, you can explore all the sectors taking the path Tafoid took long ago mapping the entire galaxy. Travel through the systems in each sector surveying the planets. Your primary objective is to find quality planets to establish and govern, while also locating other players bases. Work with other players and assign sectors to reduce the task of covering the entire galaxy.
Click here to download Tafoids Scout List. Use this list for an organized Scout/Recon sequence. Planets characteristics change for each new game.
Example of Tafoids list, from sector 7 as shown above;
Sector 7 (B4) Number of Stars: 97
STAR X-Coordinate Y-Coordinate Est LY
176 202.0157 221.0788 0
1627 214.6804 224.1348 13.028191
1639 228.3861 221.2085 14.014615
1297 232.3487 221.6359 3.9855827
196 224.8584 207.6761 15.842367
1068 220.7998 200.3307 8.3920876
1928 203.0356 202.3057 17.873651
etc....
The list covers each system following a short flight route.
The list also gives the systems coordinates for plotting locations on a graph.
Scouting Aid
Click here (You may have to refresh your browser when you get there) to view an example of a used team scoutlist, which follows Tafoids list sequence.
Google Docs is an online service which allows you to post a spreadsheet and grant access for others to fill in while online. Sectors are spread out amoung the cooperating players. As we scout we follow tafoids sequence. If the system is of interest 60hab+ we note the planet, its habitability, metals, date and owner. If the system is of no interest an x in placed in the planet column. The data is available as soon as its entered to anybody who has the link. The list can be sorted for various evaluations. Its rumored that some have a script which will compile data from your ship library, however the technology is not currently being shared.
Galactic Chart for Planets of Interest
Below is an example of a rough draft excel chart available by clicking Here. It will show you the planets relative locations so you have an idea of where things are. When you locate a planet of interest you can enter the x y coordinates, found in tafoids scout list, into the spreadsheet to plot the planet location. A slight understanding of Excel is required to use the spreadsheet.
Example Image
This is a copy of the Data entry page used to create the graph. The blue cells automatically update based on the system entered and places a mark on the graph.
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