Here are some statistics my alliance has compiled on Zorg Empire. Some interesting stuff, thought it might interest some of you.

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- There are 18,608 planets currently colonized. As there are 67,365 planets in the entire universe, colonized planets only make up 28% of it.

- Out of all 18,608 planets, 5916 are registered as (i) or (iI) and 755 are registered as (b). This means around 35% of all planets are static and have no activity.

- There are roughly 4720 players. This brings a whopping average of 3.94 planets per player. ( This consists all players including banned, inactive, etc. )

- 10,548 of currently populated planets belong to a person(s) who are in an alliance. This means 57% of all colonized planets belong to an alliance, and alliance based planets control about 16% of the entire server.

- VVV controls less than half of one percent of the entire server. ( Total control of planets )

- There are approximately 20 players in Zorg Empire with "zorg" located somewhere in their names.

- The most populated galaxy is G5, which is about 36% populated. The least populated is G8 with 16%.

- AoD, and AoH combined, control more than one and a half percent of the entire server, making them the largest alliance(s). ( Total control of planets )

- There are currently 3 Administrator planets located throughout the universe, 2 of which are located in G2.

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So what do you guys think? Any thoughts, suggestions, or ideas?

I'm impressed if you counted yourself

Weresloth wrote:I'm impressed if you counted yourself

No, it was not done be me alone.

Still damn impressive.

Wow...

I am moving to G8...

Indeed, impressive. Kinda odd about G5 and 8 though, I started in 5 and moved to 8 as 5 had no good targets and 8 was juicy.

My guess is that noobs think that G5 is a good space to start because it is right in the middle.

You don't get to choose where you start, remember?

comettail27 wrote:My guess is that noobs think that G5 is a good space to start because it is right in the middle.