Finding Artemis (Triangulation) :: No man's Sky Survival Series 3:: Aquarius Update Part 4

[@snafu2350]

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! :)

[@StephenSilverbeard]

Ty for the information. When the cash is good refine the salvaged tech, when cash is low that becomes a priority,

[@cryptotharg7400]

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

[@StephenSilverbeard]

True, did not think of that, will remember for the next time.

[@snafu2350]

..Esp since they only sell for 16 nanites each once uninstalled: if you want more nanites, don't install the thing in the first place!

[@cryptotharg7400]

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.

[@StephenSilverbeard]

It one of the downsides of recording, often mind is on the next step, not watching the screen. Often when editing videos spot something and wonder how I missed it. :))