Basically, for purely painite mining, you need mining lasers, prospectors, collectors, and cargo space. Nothing else.
Funny how the Forum is filling with mining questions. First Fleet Carriers, then mining. Could there be a connection ?![]()
You're not a true miner if you're not looking at the rocks constantly, whilst never eating, drinking, using the toilet, or wearing clothes.Coffee? Pro-Plus? Netflix?
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You're not a true miner if you're not looking at the rocks constantly, whilst never eating, drinking, using the toilet, or wearing clothes.
Tea, Port and Cheese. Much better for you than Netflix.Coffee? Pro-Plus? Netflix?
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A lot of collector controllers. Sacrifice cargo space for controllers. You can sit there waiting 2x as long for 6 limpets to gather the fragments or you can use 12 limpets and be done in half the time, and come back for more. There's a tradeoff, but I find the Anaconda good for it since it has a lot of slots.Re 2 - you probably already know this, but just in case anyone doesn't: you still need prospector limpets. You get more stuff out of a prospected rock (plus it saves you mining rocks that are worthless).
Basically, for purely painite mining, you need mining lasers, prospectors, collectors, and cargo space. Nothing else.
Thanks for this great link!This is great for finding double Painite.
I don't bother with core tools on my Painite miner as I rarely find cores when I'm in a hotspot.
Q3 - I don't know if the Painite has to be mined by your friend, or just delivered by him.
Deep core mining equipment can slightly increase outcome of "regular" mining if you have enough free hardpoints. And as you are mining in Anaconda -- I guess you don't use 8 mining lasers simultaneouslyIs it worth putting deep core mining equipment on a painite mining conda or just mine ordinary asteroids?