Since I can´t find the subforums where we should report bugs and suggestions  I leave it here. 

Maybe some anomalies should not be found on some types of plantes, it is nothing serious but it kinda adds immersion (or maybe they make sense then everything is fine if those things can be explained).

For example this planet, Niss 1. The description says it so hot, it is almost a star. But then I discovered an anomaly about water.

Or this planet is frozen and has permanent monsoons.

What are your thoughts about it? 

Hi there,

I think we had the same kind of issue in ES1 with asteroids which could contain a "Garden of Eden" anomaly:)  This was fixed later on by adding additional constraints to the world generation. We will look into this.

It always cracked me up when I found the Tree of Worlds on a gas giant... WHERE DO THE ROOTS GO?!

Ridiculi wrote:

It always cracked me up when I found the Tree of Worlds on a gas giant... WHERE DO THE ROOTS GO?!

Oh yes, I remember that.

AmpliMath wrote:

Hi there,

I think we had the same kind of issue in ES1 with asteroids which could contain a "Garden of Eden" anomaly:)  This was fixed later on by adding additional constraints to the world generation. We will look into this.

And good to hear.

More examples (source):

http://imgur.com/a/mMX47

I hope it is ok to revieve this thread because the issue seems to be still there.

Yesterday I got the Polar Tempest Anomaly through expolaration on a lava planet and the Mutated Flora on a second lava planet

And I found a Coral Reef anomaly on an ash planet, which seems a bit odd but could happen I think.

Maybe you should look again into those anomalies.

I agree.

Also, it seems that the VFX associated to an anomaly do not appear when we discover on, like moons of rings.

I cracked up when I saw this in my game. I had coral reefs spawn on a barren planet