Does removing Tezctlan make a planet Absentia?
| Change | How to interpret it |
|---|---|
| A normal contract removes a Tezctlan station | Community replies on September 2 say ownership alone does not switch the region to Absentia |
| A storyline changes the region | Story progress can alter Quasimorphosis state; read the resulting campaign and mission information |
| A special mission has a different meter rule | Use the selected mission's state instead of extrapolating from a neighboring station |
| An old guide says a world is always safe | Check your current storyline and contract before using its starting-save advice |
OFFICIAL GAMEPLAYCheck four layers before choosing a planet
| Layer | Question | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Celestial location | Which Bramfatura or absence condition applies here? | Defines the possible Quasimorph family |
| Mission type | Can this objective use Absentia or lock the meter? | Planet alone does not guarantee active Quasimorphosis |
| Current campaign | Who owns the station and what is its Technology? | Human or robotic opposition may be the harder half |
| Loadout | Which damage, armor, food, and meter-control tools are sustainable? | A theoretical weakness is useless without enough supply |
Choose a first Quasimorph expedition
- 01
Start with a readable objective
Use fewer floors, clear extraction, manageable opposition, and a reward worth the information risk.
- 02
Identify the legion
Research the Bramfatura and use current resistance evidence to choose the primary damage type.
- 03
Pack meter control
Bring suitable food or effects and know which phase boundaries change Eccolapse risk.
- 04
Define the Baron decision
Either extract before Rapture or arrive prepared to finish the fight; do not improvise at 1000.
- 05
Record what appeared
Use the first expedition to update the next loadout rather than forcing an optional full clear.
Absentia is a mission condition, not simply a safe planet label
The Official Wiki documents mission patterns such as Defense, Control, and Security where Quasimorphosis can be absent. That means two contracts associated with the same broader location can create different meter expectations.
Read the current launch information and objective rules. If the interface is unclear, use a replaceable kit and treat the first floor as reconnaissance rather than assuming the meter will remain inactive.
Why Mars advice can become outdated
Mars is recommended because it can remove or reduce an early supernatural system while players learn action economy, supplies, and extraction. It is not a command to wait until the ship is complete, and nearby destinations are not automatically identical.
Version 1.0 adjusted balance and progression. The correct expansion point is when the PMC can replace a failed kit, read resistances, and execute a meter plan—not after an arbitrary number of Mars contracts.
Planet briefing checklist
- Bramfatura or Absentia condition identified.
- Opposing faction and Technology inspected.
- Primary and backup damage types selected from current evidence.
- Armor and treatment cover likely incoming effects.
- Food, ammunition, and repair support the floor count.
- Extraction threshold and Rapture decision written before landing.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Will clearing Tezctlan from Venus remove Quasimorphosis?
Do not plan on it. Replies to the September 2 player question distinguish normal station ownership from story-driven Quasimorphosis changes. Confirm the selected mission's current meter state; faction control alone is not a reliable Absentia switch.
Which Quasimorph planet is easiest?
There is no permanent easiest choice. Mission type, faction Technology, floor count, legion resistance, travel, and the sustainable loadout matter together.
Can a mission have no Quasimorphosis?
Yes. Absentia and certain mission conditions can prevent ordinary Quasimorph activity. Verify the current objective and location rather than relying only on planet name.
How do I know what damage to bring to a planet?
Identify the possible Bramfatura and opposing faction, then confirm current resistances and vulnerabilities from current sources and enemy inspection.
Is this planet and Quasimorphosis guide current for Quasimorph 1.0?
The page uses 1.0 as its baseline and labels older or uncertain details. Check the update line and linked sources before relying on exact numbers.
Does this site copy the official wiki?
No. It summarizes and organizes verified facts for specific search questions, then links the original sources so readers can audit details.
Research trail
Sources and further reading
Current meter phases, Eccolapse, Rapture, Baron, escalation, and control mechanics.
02 · WikiMissions — Community WikiMission types, faction effects, story triggers, and spoiler-safe progression notes.
03 · CommunityQuestions from a newbieCurrent questions about Quasimorphosis modifiers, mission detection, resistance information, and reliable references.
04 · CommunityWhere to go after Mars? — player discussionCurrent version 1.0 player questions and competing Venus, Mercury, Moon, and belt routes.
05 · CommunityDoes removing Tezctlan cause Absentia? — September 2, 2026Current player question and replies distinguishing ownership from story and mission Quasimorphosis state.