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Originally Posted by Flyndaran
I feel that some are expanding the Lucifer label to mean crapsack world.
I thought it was specifically for a dying, dead, or at least inhabitable for basic humans world.
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Yeah, the definition has been stretched from time to time. It doesn't help that 'uninhabitable,' as a descriptor of a worldline, is subjective. 2, 3, 4, and 6 are good examples of definite Hell worlds, while 12, 15, and 16 are much cozier apocalypses. 1 and 11 are still hellish, but after a transition or recovery period they would probably become stable alternates.
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Originally Posted by fchase8
...it had previously been a close parallel who's most notable difference was the absence of David Bowie...
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Pretty sure that alone qualifies it as a hell world. As for general asteroid threat worlds, if there's a reason to be interested in a particular world, I presume Homeline might try to help save-the-world efforts by slipping research secrets to the right people, and if the worldline isn't even remotely capable of managing it, then they might consider using hail-Mary experimental approaches to save the world themselves.