Planet composition definitely influences the type of materials you get in each nodes, but I don't know if it influences the distribution of the different types of nodes.
Last time I went to a 100% metal planet, there seemed to be a lot of metallic meteorite fragments, but there were also bronzite stuff, outcrops and mesosiderites. Outcrops almost only yielded iron, and I think all other materials I got were metals (I didn't memorize the perdiodic table though, but there was some arsenic, ruthenium, germanium, chromium, and lots or iron and nickel).
Last time I went to a 100% metal planet, there seemed to be a lot of metallic meteorite fragments, but there were also bronzite stuff, outcrops and mesosiderites. Outcrops almost only yielded iron, and I think all other materials I got were metals (I didn't memorize the perdiodic table though, but there was some arsenic, ruthenium, germanium, chromium, and lots or iron and nickel).
I am not sure why metallic worlds should have a higher concentration of metallic meteorites?
The meteorites come from outer space and can impinge on any planet regardless of type.
Ones striking Earth for example come from the asteroid belt and so there are probably more of them landing on Jupiter than on Mercury.
The meteorites come from outer space and can impinge on any planet regardless of type.
Ones striking Earth for example come from the asteroid belt and so there are probably more of them landing on Jupiter than on Mercury.