It also cuts through the foggy debris from the explosions very nicely.
Mining Void Opals still viable?
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Well I found a pristine Ice ring with a void opal hotspot. Never been VO mining before so I thought I'd give it a go with a friend.
There were very few cores. In 1hr 30 we found 25 cores between us only 5 of which were VO, 1 Grandideitrite, 1 LTD, the other 18 were Bromellite.
On balance we would have earned way more back in the system we were in before on a common reserves ring looking for Serendibite. At least every core in a metallic ring is valuable.
I'm not sure about pristine rings vs other resource states, doesn't seem to make any difference and the VO hotspot was actually nothing of the sort. In my experience you get more of the hotspot material, on average 2x more than all other cores combined, but last night it was the opposite.
There were very few cores. In 1hr 30 we found 25 cores between us only 5 of which were VO, 1 Grandideitrite, 1 LTD, the other 18 were Bromellite.
On balance we would have earned way more back in the system we were in before on a common reserves ring looking for Serendibite. At least every core in a metallic ring is valuable.
I'm not sure about pristine rings vs other resource states, doesn't seem to make any difference and the VO hotspot was actually nothing of the sort. In my experience you get more of the hotspot material, on average 2x more than all other cores combined, but last night it was the opposite.
".....You just learn to spot the fractures or fissures in the roids and nitevision helps a ton." just sayin
You should be able to positively identify cores at quite a distance, way before night vision is of any use. I can pick out cores at twice the distance without it. I seem to do very well. I've tweeked my graphic settings to really make them stand out that has made a huge difference.