The newly generated system is unnamed, representing an uncharted bit of space. Let the players name it! Right-click on the system and choose Rename. The system, as well as the planets, moons and asteroids inside will be renamed to match. You can do the same with just about any feature they'll come across. Did your players find a starship graveyard where one player's character (say, Mordechai) got killed, let them name it "Mordechai's Doom" if they want. The generator will let you keep track of this. Let them rename planets and Xenos as well. This should encourage them to explore.
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The lack of territories is a nice catch. I just looked through the code and found the issue. It seems I made the assumption that a planet needed one or more landmasses to have territories. I'm not quite sure if that assumption is wrong or not (I think it's wrong), but this is most likely what you're seeing. There's a 30% chance that a planet with liquid water won't have landmasses, and in my generator that means it won't have territories either. I'll consider changing this. Feedback on this point would be appreciated.
If a beast develops Resistance (Cold) on a Hot World, that's probably not a bug. Whenever a territory has a Notable Species, I generate one additional Xenos just for that territory, though I don't highlight it in any special way (maybe I should?). These special Xenos are always the first ones to be generated, so if a planet has three Notable Species, the first three Xenos in the list are those three. They are affected by the territory they come from. A Hot World with a Notable Species in a territory with Extreme Temperature might well have Resistance (Cold). This means that the generator is assuming that this particular Territory is unusually cold for this planet. In other words, it's a feature, not a bug, and yes, the generator is incredibly detailed. I do suspect I need to communicate this behavior more clearly though. 2ff7e9595c
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