Notice you only have two lines that blue bars can live in. Easier control over the detonation yield.In general, you want to start with Low Strength Fissures, then Average, then High.
#Galaxy on fire 2 mining how to
Simply move, and regain the line of sight.īelow we go over some general rules for how to best match warhead strength with Fissure Strength. If you have an asteroid piece rotating too close to your cargo hatch, or you unknowingly hoover just above it and all your limpets are dying, it's because they are hitting that large obstacle while trying to enter your cargo hold. Keep a line of sight and they typically make it back okay.Īdditionally, be aware of what is “under you”, or more specifically make sure there is nothing obstructing your cargo hatch. It is common for them to get destroyed on such a perilous journey. If you see that a fragment is behind a large piece of an asteroid, your limpet will have to fight the surface of that asteroid to get to the fragment and back to you. Try to keep the line of sight with your fragments. Limpets are weak drones and break easily. The position with Core mining seems to be important with both ship damage and limpet efficiency. You’ll likely have to do some maneuvering of your ship-to properly line up shots with your Abrasion Blaster to shoot off Surface Deposit chunks. Shields are recommended, or a good nimble ship, or Elite pilot. 1000km seems to be a safe minimum distance.Īlso, this type of mining is known to beat up your ship from hitting the large pieces of the now blown up asteroid.
If you are too close, and/or don’t have sufficient shields you could be damaged or destroyed. You have the option to Detonate Now in the Navigation Panel, which will then detonate in 10 seconds regardless of how much time remained. So you only really get 1 try per Fissure.įinally, once you reach the blue Optimal Yield area, GET AWAY from the asteroid. Keep in mind, when you disarm a charge it takes 10 seconds and renders the Fissure useless. If you go over you’ll have to either take the penalty of a reduced yield or disarm a charge and try another Fissure. If you are under the Optimal Yield Range then you’ll have to keep placing Seismic Charges. This is done with the Pulse Wave Scanner.
You first must find a Core asteroid with the deposit you want. When you get the hang of it then you'll find you have too much time and will proactively detonate the charges. Also, once a warhead attaches to the asteroid you have a timer that starts giving you 120 seconds, or 2 minutes. The arrangement of Fissure Strengths and placements seems to be random. You have different strengths of warheads that you control, and different strengths of Fissures that are inherent to the asteroid and discovered by the Prospector Limpet. The mechanic with Core Mining is how long to hold down the fire button as this charges the strength of the warhead, and which strength of Fissures to fire at. If charges are placed correctly the asteroid will explode with many fragments, and many more surface deposits to shoot off with your Abrasion Blaster. As mentioned earlier there is currently only one type of asteroid shape that will allow for Core Mining.įissures are cracks in the asteroid. Core mining is when you use Seismic Charges strategically planted on exposed Fissures, revealed by Prospector Limpets.
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