Spent 2 hours in a so called 'hot spot' without seeing one asteroid I could blow up. Is it me? Where should i be looking?
RNG loves you dusty. I spent 4 hours in hot spots yesterday. Got two. I might try your system. I tried pristine and major reserves. Made no difference. Class A pulse wave scanner. Cost me more to fit the ship than I made.
Out of interest what is your ship build?
RNG loves you dusty. I spent 4 hours in hot spots yesterday. Got two. I might try your system. I tried pristine and major reserves. Made no difference. Class A pulse wave scanner. Cost me more to fit the ship than I made.
Out of interest what is your ship build?
RNG loves you dusty. I spent 4 hours in hot spots yesterday. Got two. I might try your system. I tried pristine and major reserves. Made no difference. Class A pulse wave scanner. Cost me more to fit the ship than I made.
Out of interest what is your ship build?
I would agree with this; I tried a similar system yesterday and had about the same luck as you Stormy. Either Dusty was lucky or we were unlucky; based on the number of people saying they can't find any I'd go with the former, without meaning to sound bitter.
More research is needed, but I'd recommend trying the method I suggest above - scanning asteroids as fast as possible. More news as we receive it.
Update: I've just found 3 in the space of 15 minutes. So far this is looking good!
This does not preclude the possibility that you found a location where the procedural generation happened to put several deep core rocks, and we did not. We don't know how uniform the distribution of deep core rocks is.There is only one problem with this gentlemen.
I believe Asteroids are persistent. Its not RNG.
If I would be lucky enough, I would be able to find the exact same asteroids on the exact same locations after the weekly tick (reset).
This does not preclude the possibility that you found a location where the procedural generation happened to put several deep core rocks, and we did not. We don't know how uniform the distribution of deep core rocks is.
Just found my fourth of the morning. I'm definitely recommending the fast scan technique.
Here's the magic trick: https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php/465171-How-to-find-asteroids-for-deep-core-blasting
By fast I mean scanning lots of asteroids quickly; the ones with a core are rare, so the best strategy is to check out as many as possible.When you say fast scan what do you mean exactly?
By fast I mean scanning lots of asteroids quickly; the ones with a core are rare, so the best strategy is to check out as many as possible.
Tried your method, didn't work for me, still only got 2 when according to your method I should have got a lot more, only going for long range scans.
Did you keep getting false positives - ie rocks that were the right colour, but didn't have a core? It has come to my attention that there is an additional parameter to look for - the shape of the asteroid. I have updated the post in DD with the new information.
To be honest I never see this 'green gold' outline you mentioned. They all looked the same. Not sure if that's an Xbox thing. I just went for distant ones. Wasn't particularly rewarding. Got 2 out of about 20.
Try the thread I linked on the first page - you may find it helpful. Shape is also important - there are some pictures showing the ones you're after.I'm. Not sure if bugged but I'm same. On Xbox I've seen incredibly bright roids with nothing and no where near as bright ones with cores.
Also the seismic charge missile, the indicator that shows how powerful the charge is doesn't always work so half time. I'm guessing how much I've powered it up
the one off to the side where it says 'Seismic charge launcher' at the bottom of the blue bar (either left or right depending on which trigger you've got it mapped to) does work properly.