Rather than expanding outisde Earth, they focused on their homeworld. The various codec entries suggest that humans of starbound did what humans of other franchises didn't.Some, by the looks of them, were abandoned quite recently, some, due to the fact that Astro furniture is really Protectorate furniture, are still inhabited, and some (the Abandoned Protectorate Storage Facility) are in fact secret facilities holding prototype mech blueprints that not even SAIL knows about. In the Starbound 1.3 update, you can find abandoned Protectorate space stations. So how exactly can the destruction of a single planet (even if it's their HQ) destroy an entire organisation of Space Police?.Sorry." "Florans once kill millions of Hylotl? Oops, sorry.") Hylotl NPCs understandably seem wary at best towards Florans, but Floran NPCs don't seem to hold nearly as much of a grudge toward Hylotls, with a lot of them apparently barely knowing about the conflict in the first place and being apologetic for what they've heard of it (Literal quotes: "Greenfinger told Floran that a Hylotl told greenfinger that Florans kill Hylotl ancestors. The ensuing war was not the result of any particular ill-will on their part. The Hylotl were simply the first race the Floran encountered, and having not yet discovered the concept of other races being as sapient as they are, saw them only as prey. And in response, the stupid fishman makes weird faces and runs off to throw up in a bush. To the Floran, this is both a show of great accomplishment and pride, and a way to honor the beast for being a worthy challenge by making something useful and memorable from its remains.
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For example, a Floran might proudly show off his couch made from the bone, skin and sinews of a great beast, to his new Hylotl friend. Just as the Hylotl are disdainful of others for not appreciating their culture and philosophies, the Florans would be offended by anyone disrespecting the things they consider important in life (hunting, combat prowess, etc).
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