Only reference is for mining, in pristine reserves you have a higher chance of finding the higher paying minerals like painite and metals like platinum and palladium, and cold ice diamonds in Ice rings. Of course, painite can only be located in Metallic rings in pristine reserves, don't think you can find it anywhere else. Galactive average for painite is around 40k a ton, for cold ice diamonds around 57k or so a ton, but are harder to find unless in pristine reserves.
Curious as to why it is on non-landable Water Worlds ...Only reference is for mining, in pristine reserves you have a higher chance of finding the higher paying minerals like painite and metals like platinum and palladium, and cold ice diamonds in Ice rings. Of course, painite can only be located in Metallic rings in pristine reserves, don't think you can find it anywhere else. Galactive average for painite is around 40k a ton, for cold ice diamonds around 57k or so a ton, but are harder to find unless in pristine reserves.
You seem to miss the point.Mining is only possible on:Ringed bodies (in resource extraction sites of the rings themselves)"Asteroid Belts" It is also possible to obtain minerals from #landab;e# worlds according to their content, this is not conventinally mining, but involves simply shooting outcrops or the fallen meteorites on the surfaces of such worlds.___My question was with regards to the relevance of "Pristine Reserves" as pertaining specifically to non-landable planets in particular, Water WOrlds which offer no viable surface.Therefore, 'cashing out' as suggested or the availability of Painite is irrelevant, since neither are appropriate in this case.If you really wanna cash out, make a long distant mining battle anaconda and head to colonia. Nearly all the rings out there are pristine. I have them bookmarked for when i head back in my future cutter hopefully. Asteroid belts are pristine too.
Curious as to why it is on non-landable Water Worlds ...
You seem to miss the point.Mining is only possible on:Ringed bodies (in resource extraction sites of the rings themselves) [...]
You seem to miss the point.Mining is only possible on:Ringed bodies (in resource extraction sites of the rings themselves)"Asteroid Belts" It is also possible to obtain minerals from #landab;e# worlds according to their content, this is not conventinally mining, but involves simply shooting outcrops or the fallen meteorites on the surfaces of such worlds.___My question was with regards to the relevance of "Pristine Reserves" as pertaining specifically to non-landable planets in particular, Water WOrlds which offer no viable surface.Therefore, 'cashing out' as suggested or the availability of Painite is irrelevant, since neither are appropriate in this case.