The survey data won't be of any use to you until you Examine it, at which point it'll prolly give you nanites. Vault exchanges can only be done with artefacts/specimens, which you prolly have to excavate (there's a small chance you might find one or be gifted one), & Vaults don't even take all of those: they need to be of specific types. Read the descriptions!

I took out a zirax battleship with the soul crusher in my last re1 playthrough. Sad to see it in that condition. To big for re2.

Love the plan on Sattlement and Frighter. Looking forward to see this happening. Cheers

I known what you mean about being distracted.. I brought in the Araiguma Conjurer into my RE1 playthrough, mainly so I could learn how to take down Zirax ships. Sunat no problem. Periat .. not watching my shields enough and lost the arty cannon initially, but after repairs went back and killed it. Now I'm having to go and mine Aluminium and copper of all things to make the large heat sinks for the positron turrets, 2000 heatsinks don't last very long.. Does the Makar have both the CPU and the space to mount the 2 thrusters you got? Would be a simple upgrade if it does. There are traders that will buy the tribal furnishings, and Colonist traders will buy Deco, Tech, and Furnishings. Polaris Refinery is an Orbital Station, like Kennex, etc. Sometimes it's on its own, other times it's part of a 'complex'. More likely to find in Polaris space but can be found in neutral systems.

where can you get the commercial deconstructor?

The Autophage head from Expedition 10 you're missing is because it's a choice: you have to choose between the red head or the gold(?) head, & you went with the latter All expedition ships/frigates/MTs given as rewards are S-class & unique, unlike Twitch drops The Vault you visited is v useful for upgrading (& therefore realising more cash) assorted finds from eg salvageable tech, archaeological digs etc. For instance, your congealed moss turned into gooey sprouts for a loss of ~400K. It's far more useful to turn green & blue finds in as you will definitely get more cash from their upgrade than the coin-flip of yellow stuff (ie your sprouts/moss). There are 3 such 'upgrade' terminals at the Vault: the obvious one you used on the platform & 2 more on the ground beneath the main structure, each of which can be used independently (so locking out 1 doesn't affect the other 2) Next time you're on a volcanic planet, pick up a bit of basalt: IIRC you need ~200 for an MT upgrade

Just a couple of FYI’s. The heavy loaders that you can loot from the Abandoned Mine (4 per mine) deconstructs down to 4 Robotics each. Good for unlocking traders. Vermillion really nerfed the Guass Shotgun, only does 2 point more damage than the old epic shotgun (can’t remember what it’s called now). It shoots a lot slower and reloads slower, it’s garbage now.

A Neo asteroid will yield 4000 to 4250 ore .. at a Polaris refinery that's worth approx 500K. Most of the 'common' and uncommon metal asteroids yield about the same in terms of ore. After Neo, Sathium sells for the second most. All 'Abandoned' POIs yield between 1 and 3 quantum processors...

The Disassembled turret can be 'reconstructed' but you have to find the right colonist trader to do it, and it's really expensive. Just disassemble it.

At the bartender, you can go down the stairs behind them, there's refrigerators that you can open without penalty. In medical, there are stairs you can go down and use a shower.

For the container that blew up.I just stand off and use a sniper to blow the sensor off in it , which is right between the two bombs above the container controller.

Once you get 2 Gerald logs from the engineroom and the 1 from the cafeteria, then you go back to that same guard. He combines those into a key that will unlock that container.

And it's a downside when you have to start putting medium thrusters in your CV, and it takes two converters for each thruster. I just designed a early game CV loot hauler, and it requires 44 plasma converters, but I only have 22 thrusters.

Really cool map!

Keep the 2 each Gek relics, Vykeen effigies & daggers & Korvax casings you stumble upon, as you'll shortly start coming across the Artemis mission parts requiring you to raise rep with those races, which is easily & quickly done by giving them these items as gifts Damaged components always have the same resource requirements to repair per graphic: eg if you have a component requiring 150 paraffinium & an antimatter, every one of its picture type will also require 150 paraffinium & an antimatter. This way you can quickly calculate the total resources needed per picture type, giving you a total repair goal Any repaired item shows up as a dull blue check in its repair box; anything with a bright green tick means you have the required amount of that component type & need to install it; you have several slots in that latter condition ATM For future crashed ships: disassemble /all/ damaged/unwanted components (eg shields, drive upgrades ets) before commencing repairs: damaged components do /not/ need to be repaired before disassembly & will usually provide wiring looms & resources required for other repairs

My distribution office does not pick up the fertilizer FULLY, once the biowaste has turned - so I cannot empty the dump to allow new waste to be brought in. Do you observe this and what is your explanation? Might be a rounding error when there is a small amount left and the "pick up above 0%" rule of the DO does not work?

Got a bit confused: Which save is it, to which you bring back the expedition achievements? This one?

Nice one.

As most of my game time is spent looking at inventorys and wondering why I opened it up in the first place, new icons are welcome.

uhhh....patience ;)

The pirate grow lab has a lot of drugs and drug shipments in it. I've only found a couple of places so far that buy them outside of the Pirates themselves. Raiding them is great if you are on a server, where you can sell the drugs/shipments to other players.

One reason to have an Auger.. It digs its own hole. I raided a barren metal for Erestrum which was covered with air defence emplacements (2.5km apart with overlapping fields of fire, well in theory), but the Auger could fly through a lot of the ravines because of it's size, and where needed I could just dig a tunnel below ground. I think the longest was 500m but that was to pick up 3 deposits.

I must have missed an episode. You tube doesnt always notify me with new episodes. I haven’t played much of RE2. Life for me at this time is difficult, so it’s pretty hard to find the time to play. The new plant protein is really going to mess me up as it looks like a fat Canadian Turnip. The other icons I’ll admit really look nice, especially the juice cartons. I have never used the Universal Constructor, I am a little excited to see what all it can do..

I like the time you said ”woops”

Storm fish is the last one I need, it is a giant PITA trying to get them. Used so much bait, all different kinds. About to give up lol.

Can tell you don’t know much about weapon calibers. 7.62 is a standard rifle found. There are miniguns using that caliber too. And then there are ones using even heavier calibers. Like .50

I'd love to see more trader stuff - I just cannot seem to find the right traders to get the missions or develop the trade routes, so I tend to ignore it.

I think re2 is more about having the right tools for the job. I allready have 4 vessels each having their own purpose, in the past I've just made do with multi purpose ships.

Activate the Dead Planets mission and grab the log from the Emergency signal.. Its a slow burn mission as you need to visit all 6 types of dead planet, one of which only exists in the Wastelands. Also the removal of the Unfinished Escape rocket is only from starter systems (if the rumour is correct).

Thanks this series of video really heplful

Your problem with the ship not being in range is because you never built the teleport receiver Apparently meat + hypnotic eye makes a v good bait, as does delicate legs from starfish. Scaly meat (raw) isn't too bad either, but you need a specific animal type for that. IIRC salt is better than mealworms, tho I can't remember the stats ATM

the one thing survival mode or even perma death mode don't do, is set your enemies strength to challenging I'm a crap pilot but even in survival mode pirates are more of a irritation than an actual threat - try setting your enemy strength to challenging and see how it goes - I tried it for the first time yesterday and got my butt whooped - luckily I was near the space station - 2 pirates came along, I took out neither of them before I had to run, when I landed I checked my ship and my shields and rocket launcher (which I never use) were both critically damaged and in need of repair, of course this was on a new save so my ship had no extra shielding but still even still there are other settings you can change to make the game even tougher or more expensive - so custom game - however, for all the brutal settings to endure, the only one I recommend leaving in standard mode is inventory stacking - set everything else to challenging - just my opinion - hope I live long enough to battle some sentinels to see how hard they are on a more challenging setting

Question brother, would you want to play together? It doesn't have to be for your KZbin if you don't prefer, but I'd enjoy playing if you'd want, this game is amazing

The trader that you talked to at 22:59 is the trader that I sell all the SV parts that I make, for about 800k to 1 mil credits. It should offer a job to make 2 SV medium laser cannons for 300k credits, which usually can be done twice. They take advanced upgrade kits which you can buy from the other trader. At 23:14 you walked pass a trader that sell ores (zacs, erest, gold and platinum) and plasma converts between the first and second trader you talked to.

The vehicle list you had up was not wrong. You had it on page 3. 😁😁.

You seem to ignore the buried tech modules that are always associated with a damaged machinery. I think you missed three or four of them.

You'll get more nanites from damaged machinery & save points than from refining salvaged tech; keep the tech for cash sale or unlocking required base parts! While on the subject of nanites, don't waste them on alternative ship weapons, esp the rocket launcher & phase beam. Use them on more useful upgrades such as eg launch thruster, pulse drive or pulse spitter improvements if there are no suitable modules available to buy locally Duplicate tech in your old MT will always include the scanner & visor; these (& the boltcaster) can be broken down for basic components & copper as they don't sell for anything; the only item that's fixed is the basic mining beam. Once you've cleared all of them, scrap the old MT in the Anomaly for a little more cash, as exchanging it gains you nothing while you still have space to take more MTs for free The visor is taking up a supercharged slot in the new MT for no reason; put something useful there such as the mining beam, scanner or weapon. IMO there's little point in spending 10K nanites to upgrade to B-class for another supercharged slot when you'll want a Sentinel MT (& ship) ASAP, which hopefully will be of better class anyway & will double your mining beam efficiency & speed (with the extra mining beam ofc) Don't forget to add a keyboard binding for 'fire' so you can mine mineral patches with the TM with less hand strain: it may encourage you to use the smallest TM beam size for more mineral gain when picking up essential consumables such as dioxite, pyrite & uranium TIP: It was mentioned elsewhere that k/b 'H' will cycle thru the bottom right help text options faster than simply waiting for them to cycle around again; I've yet to confirm this, but it'll be v useful if correct! :)

I think you need the 'Colonist' trade stations for the Upgrade Kits, but also salvaging turrets and deconstructing them should yield the kits. Superconductors are needed for some upgrades, probably heavy positron turrets amongst others (getting them in RE1 is considerably more difficult).

What you are looking for are wreckages that have names, like the Burnt Out Recon Vessel or DDG Naganta, there are a few more. They all have large thrusters but a few will have advanced and drive thrusters. I’ve found 1 that has 5 advanced thrusters, a warp drive and a couple of turrets.

There is a fine line between a game being challenging and becoming ridiculously difficult. I'm finding the latter in trying to mine rich asteroids. Cant find schematics that you need achieve this, does that make it more challenging. Not in my universe.

Those C-class ship modules? You should have installed them then dismantled them.|You would have got three wiring looms.

My first expedition and never been a fan of fishing in games before. Have had quite a bit of fun with the trip though it is a shame it isnt a part of the main save like a side quest or something

You're still not reading the descriptions! You can see clearly at 09:30 the item says "Before its destruction in the water, this module was once a powerful upgrade.." The skiff can be moved under its own propulsion by standing on it & redeploying to another available location; however, it moves at a literal snail's pace! To confirm this, use the above method to start it moving, then look at the seabed or cast your line & watch the relative movement You can deploy your nutrient processor 'on' the skiff due to a texture glitch; this is convenient for cooking up all the low-value fish to use as bait (which you can now store in the skiff's cold storage as well as whole fish). Sadly, the nutrient processor's storage, the skiff's storage & your suit/ship storage are all independent & won't link to each other, so you can't sell directly from them :( Any consumable counts as 'bait' or an additive, so chunks of flesh from land animals, fish, prepared meals, veggies such as wheat or beans etc etc. Different prepared (or otherwise) baits have different stats: try comparing salt to mealworms to carbon to chunks of flesh to processed meat (ie cooked chunks of flesh), for instance

You can use the floating skiff cold storage for your catches.

wait da minute,steamears don't run on oil ! or maybe it's fuel powered

Was there a planet called Rainbow Trout? ( 35:40 ) It's fishing baby!

There should be, if you look at the galaxy map a system 8 light years from you. It contains a barren metal planet. The gold is unprotected but the zarcosium and estrium are protected by zirax towers. You could leave the Makar by the sun and warp in the sv. Maybe sneak a couple deposits by keeping out of sight.

There was a comment from Spanj in one of his videos that suggests the Unfinished Escape rocket has been removed from the Dead Planets in the starting systems. Now I'm going to assume that means all except the Dread Start in the Delta system. This potentially means that the only other place that might have CPU extenders is the Abandoned Mine, but even in RE that used to be a 50/50 call as to whether it had one or not.

Great playthrough. I myself have the Makar, try putting advanced ion thrusters in the larger slots. Makes handling much better. The Makar is my new CV go to, for RE2. Best mobile starter base he's done in awhile. Something to live in till a real Battle CV can be built. Perhaps pop out to a K system for some Zascosium.

Reminded me of the Playstation Fishing-Simulator. It is so ridiculous that it's probably fun ;)