The Orson Empire wrote:Apostolic Hungary wrote:A hundred sounds good to me. Only a few stars have an actual habitable planet around them, and besides it's also an area of the galaxy where the stars a spread a bit thin.
Even though the stars are spread thin, I think you are forgetting that the Milky Way contains at least 100 billion stars, so there are bound to be billions of stars in that area.
Also most systems won't be inhabited- they will either be mining colonies or simply under the jurisdiction of said nation.
True, those are good points.