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In this paper we continue our earlier work about topological first passage percolation and answer certain questions asked in our previous paper. Notably, we prove that apart from trivialities, in the generic configuration there exists exactly one geodesic ray, in the sense that we consider two geodesic rays distinct if they only share a finite number of edges. Moreover, we show that in the generic configuration any not too small and not too large convex set arises as the limit of a sequence $$\frac{B(t_{n})}{t_{n}}$$B(tn)tn for some $$t_{n} \to\infty$$tn→∞. Finally, we define topological Hilbert first passage percolation, and amongst others we prove that certain geometric properties of the percolation in the generic configuration guarantee that we consider a setting linearly isomorphic to the ordinary topological first passage percolation.