Mining Outpost No man's Sky Gameplay 2021 Prisms Update Mining Guide Ep. 11

I am back and ready to teach you how to build a mining outpost in no mans sky prisms update 2021! In this episode of No Man's Sky Gameplay 2021 Prisms Update we will walk through a mining guide to learn how to make a mine in no man's sky! This no mans sky mining guide will walk you through how to use a mineral extractor to build an activated indium mine and teach you everything you need to build a mine in no man's sky.
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[@miL7zy]

The first system you warped to and the second planet you scanned at the 8:03 mark had activated indium :)

[@blackdawn99ify]

Came here today the same.thing

[@TheGamerLexator]

So its not only me that saw that and is bugged by it. Hahaahha

[@Alluvian567]

Came here to see if anyone was talking about that as well. 'Streamer blindness'. It is pretty surprising how much of our brain we need to keep a running commentary going, and the stuff we are multitasking at the same time suffers with the exception of 'muscle memory' kind of things. I have a lot of respect for anyone who can even be vaguely competent while commentating.

[@miL7zy]

@@Alluvian567 Yeah most def. I struggle with it too. I just started content creation and my early videos are PAINFULLLLLLLLL to watch, opposed to my more recent ones within the last few weeks much much easier to sit through haha

[@n1wakeboarder42]

Big oof 🙃

[@DontEatGlass]

I can't believe I never thought of just annihilating the ground with my ship to get stuff like ferrite etc. Literally a game changer for me. If I hadn't already pressed the sub button a second ago, I'd be doing it now 🔥🔥🔥

[@michaelpeacock351]

I found this out by accident after fitting my ship with positron ejector and numerous S mods while vaporizing a depot, just about 2d in on my original normal save

[@TheCafeLatte9]

I just figured this out yesterday after going after some sentinels!

[@texasflood69]

OMG I found this out right now! Been playing for a couple years so... don't want to think about the countless hours mining rocks. At least I was using a Minotaur. Ha ha!!

[@Astrobmh]

Do this on a mechanical planet it’s crazy

[@maxcassidy5809]

The tip to add Emeril with chromatic metal is a game changer for me! Thank you!

[@chuckchan4127]

I had no idea as well. Excellent tip

[@Mauser196]

For me it was, to use only atlas pass 3 and indium drive... Was always blocking 3 slots for no reason :/

[@RedKrieg]

When I do long wiring runs, I like to put a standing lamp halfway between the base and outpost. Gives you somewhere for the wire to run and also a visual marker in case hills are between you and the outpost itself.

[@DontEatGlass]

Galaxy brain omg I'm doing that now!

[@bigsluggy]

I guess it's personal preference. I hate seeing the wires so I bury them; I dig down to a point where I'm underground for both ends (if one is higher than the other), then just mine forwards to the base dragging the wire, splitting it as I go if over 300u or w/e. tip: by looking back the way you came you can determine if you're going up / down instead of straight and correct accordingly.

[@RedKrieg]

@@bigsluggy more work than I like to put in, but I do dig the aesthetic of buried cables. My wiring is usually hidden anyway though

[@bigsluggy]

@@RedKrieg yeah I guess it just boils down to; does annoyance outweigh effort, lol. I'm fairly new to it and just researched a cable hider thing I didn't know existed, not used it yet but I wonder if it hides long range cables too.

[@Terminal-Fabrication]

I just started playing the game last week, and it has quickly become my favorite game of all time. Thank you for these videos. I listen to them while I work, and they have helped me get a good start in the game.

[@SurvivalBobGaming]

Welcome Traveler!

[@jaimemedina3351]

I have to say the tip about strafing the planet from your ship to harvest resources is genius. A quick flyby for 10 minutes yielded 2k plus of dust and a whole bunch of other goodies. Much appreciated!!

[@DrakeBlackwell]

I like creating power towers too! When I create mine I use the scanner to find the highest percent spot, then press E to drop a flag there. Then I back away a little and go into build camera. Fly all the way up to the top of the build camera dome and look straight down. Align the target reticle perfectly to the flag you placed in scan mode. Then build the power generator. You can spam the build button and they will quickly build on top of each other perfectly until they reach your build camera. You can also build a platform to stand on and repeat the steps to go even higher. -Hope this helps someone.

[@Astrobmh]

That really helps! Been looking for good ways to stack the extractors thank you

[@Gravnaut]

To make the extractors noiseless while you are there you can couple a proximity switch to a power inverter and wire the extractors from the power inverter. DO NOT have your teleporter or save points within that noise free area though. There MUST be noise when you teleport away or when you use your save point/save beacon, otherwise the extractors will have been off the entire time you were away... learned that the hard way :)

[@SurvivalBobGaming]

Good tips!

[@gunna2cool]

You can use your normal analysis visor to see the exact spot where your hotspots are, much easier than trying to find it by moving around. You can also then select it to see it without the visor but have to be about 30u away else it disappears. You can hold the "delete" button (left trigger on xbox, think it's ctrl on pc) while building to use the curser to get the exact spot, then release it to place. With wiring I like to use the standing lights. Edit: I like to build my silos (collection point) away from the miners... So the noise doesn't drive me batty!

[@Beeblebum]

Great Video Bob, you touched on a lot of details that I did not. And yeah, its not gonna make much difference if you mine 2480 or 2500u/hour.. in the end you just fill up your storage. But I'm a sucker for efficiency.. Lol. Thanks for the double shout-out and link. ❤️

[@flash1259]

you make art I make this. It does have close to 630k units of storage though and has been upgraded so that the transporter is at this location instead of at the prefab in the center of the mineral hotspot and the electromagnetic hotspot. i.imgur.com/iSDyG9y.jpg

[@zerofromholes9350]

I was wondering when the next episode was coming out but man I'm glad that you're doing okay after all of that. Keep up the good work man I'm rooting for you!

[@SurvivalBobGaming]

I appreciate it!

[@PrimetimeCasual]

I so need to build a mining outpost. I was already proud of using the base extension technique to get the base where I want it while still having it powered by a power hotspot miles away. This is the next step, thanks for breaking down the details of the deep mineral hotspots!

[@BearsTrains]

Hi Bob. What I do is mount a wall switch on the edge of the platform, run all power through it so I can turn off the extractors whilst I am working around there. That incessant thumping just drives me nuts

[@drwarner]

I had no idea my fellow NMS players were so fussy about the efficiency - I just slap the power and collectors all over the place and pop over to them once a day and collect 10,000 ish.

[@SurvivalBobGaming]

That's kinda how I roll, but I didn't want to get it bad in the comments this time.

[@maxcassidy5809]

I just think it is so cool that there is a game that so many diffrent types of people and diffrent personalities can all find something great about a game. Im learning with KZbin and the internet in general that there are just some awesome communities.

[@jeremyrobinson1611]

I've built a stasis farm over several planets and creating the stasis devices in my freighter inventory. Followed xaine's guide to a point. Along with his recommendations to split over several planets not just the basic 3 biomes as I'm on console (ps4). The plants are the biggest pain on stasis farms. The sheer amount of bio domes that are needed. 23 each of frostwort,gamma weed, solarium, and star bulb, then 4 of two others.

[@toddmiller5322]

More than even that really. I didn't run the numbers to confirm, but it appeared that his way required you to switch out plants to do it with that few number of domes. I mean who wants to be bound to a schedule and having to switch plants out back and forth for every batch? So I set mine up to leisurely produce 64 stasis units every 24 hours instead of the longest growth period. This also reduced material requirements for the remote resource bases as they had a longer time in which to collect. His way is more efficient in production time, but not very player friendly. So instead I constructed a 160 dome horticulture base with 4 equal length sections. Let me tell you, that was a hell of a lot of Silicate. Only 3 sections(120 domes) are dedicated to stasis devices, the 4th being for other stuff I want to grow. The worst part for me was waiting for harvest time on base to get 100% propagation. I mean sure I could have grinded out farming all the initial plants on their respective planets, I just had other more fun things to do. So now when I want to whip up a batch I make my extraction base rounds, run sideways down each hallway hitting "E" and then come up the other side doing the same. Repeat that last sentence for two other hallways and I'm ready to start combining. It's insanely efficient in how little of my time it takes to make a billion if I choose to sell.

[@muppet114]

Just started playing nms a few days ago and I've been hooked on it ever since. these videos are a big help!!

[@ancientsalt4291]

I'm not too into everything being 100% efficient, as I like to RP in this game, but the video had all the need to know basis. Now I can find a extremely remote place to build my fuel extraction and refining depot. Planning to model it like an oil refinery IRL.

[@eirinil1070]

Started two weeks ago. Found an Activated Indium S hotspot. Your video was VERY HELPFUL! And so game changing. I had no clue of a few ingame things!!! Can’t wait to make my base easier now!

[@jacobellinger8027]

simplest design for wires that looks cool and is easy to make is using foundation blocks the one that looks like metal rebar as a tower like a pilon for connecting power over long distances rather than just sticking the wires to the ground.

[@joannburke7239]

Glad you’re back up and running. In southwest florida so getting outer part of Elsa. Great video. Been playing for years and still learn something new.

[@RodrigoSilva-mh4dk]

Hey man, your project was the fuel for creating a massive public AI it took me 5 hours to get the monster platform up.

[@SurvivalBobGaming]

Awesome! Post a pic in my Discord if you want.

[@andrewholder1164]

Connect the storage containers so you only have to collect from one of them.

[@Astrobmh]

I have a question? Do you know if I need to connect the extractors with tubing too?

[@Junkboy888]

I use Two small round pillars stacked up and place a lamp post on top, connect the wires from lamp post to lamp post for nicer looking wire wire runs. Other tricks I do Is to put a supply depot next to my landing pad or teleporter. Then I pipe that supply D to a bigger group of Supply D. Because they act is one depot you can land and just get your Goodies. No running to your mining setup. I have a few bases that have minerals and gas together. This keep my Base area away from the Banging lol

[@jamieschannel2709]

Yet another way to make money in nms, honestly I'll do maybe 1 or two farms like this just to say I did one. Really though I just love wondering around and picking up random stuff and mining when the mood takes me. Power to anyone who makes those silly maga farms in any game. Sure is nice when I am buying a new base part only to notice some gave me 3 stacks of activated indium.

[@RonnyPlett]

I have 1 base where I collect 99,000 activated indium every 24 hours.

[@Shway_Maximus]

Holy shit man. I've been playing for a week after 6 years I've been doing a lot of research, and although there are several great channels, yours is the best for what I'm looking for. Thank you so much brother.

[@TheInfirit]

I like to use a couple arches stacked and then have something triangle on the topsides. This way you can also extend your build range over the limit.

[@giralds2016]

just a few things.. If you are starting out, your target minerals should be parafinium/rusted metal and copper to start (planets with these traits). Both of these get refined into ferrite dust and chromatic metal, a staple in nms.... you can about 6 to 8 medium refiners constantly pumping out what you need until you have ample supply ( ferite dust mainly for mine building).staple minerals should come before trying to cash in on high profit minerals/gas, that way you can pump out the mines quick with plenty of mats. Setup. For staples ( daily mats, mins im going to consume), i just drop solar panels for day time only running and bypass looking for ground power. if its my cash cow then i will spend the time to find higher class mine with ground power nearby,. Normally my setup starts with a cylindrical foundation, cylindrical room with windows, door, and a base teleport module stuffed inside a straight corridor (normally planted dead center between ground power location and mine). I set up a short range teleporter from the base teleport module to right next to the operation , so its in and out. when going collecting. If there are secondary collection types, like storm crystals, gravitino balls etc etc, il add a roamer to go safari and come right back Power is simple,, if I find ground power at the site, then its a matter of throwing down enough to keep me going... if im running solar, then ill have a large bank of solar to push the refiners w no batteries, then a couple of panels not connected to the main bank to run the teleporters and habitat... for this i add batteries . Naming conventions: it helps to rename your base to identify the planet type, what you are mining and possibly if you found other things of interest there... For example: i might name a site tropical Parafinium mine 1.. If i found an exotic ship i want to farm or collect, then i might add an identifier lik sh-ex-wings- or royal weapon maybe like RWep-A something like that, Mine placement - im old school i like a flat setup. I think thqat the cheapest and quickest solution is to drop wood floor panels ( about 6 to start) then use terrain manipulator to flatten over the wood panels.. the pannels are a good indicator to place them in lines. .... i normally make a good walk space between banks of say 5 storage silos, to double check my piping connections and to be able to mine out glitched in terrain that decided to show up. So the panels arent suspended in air, i just terrain maniplulate create base, then flatten that out... but i lay out the wood panels first. Storage and transport: thats really up to you how you want to approach this... but this is how i get it done. I have 1 s class hauler (48 base slots) and 2 A class haulers (47 base slots each) this is enough slots across the fleet to get things done ( if you are starting out, then you will have less... but once you start mining, you will have plenty of credits to reinvest back into the operation and by haulers.) to get more slots, i just buy and scrap as many a and s class ships that i can find and collect the storage augmentations that drop as a reward, then i apply and max out the she haulers and done. my main hauler is flight ready and i treat as a ship in that regard... its going to pull all of my collected mats for sale.... When i get to a station to sell,, its nicely separated from my daily use mats in my exosuit inventory.... so i can sell the lot quick. im most likely going to teleport atound to sell, but i might want to fly it if more convenient in some cases. the other 2 haulers are my storage pigs. they have full slot augments, but the tech is left untouched. the ships are named daily mats and crafted mats. as you might imagine, these are the ships carrying my mats around..... to have access to them when i land on a planet where i want to put up a mine quick, i just click X, scroll over to the summon vehicles, select other ship and ii retrieve my mats by pressing e and binding to the ship. its like having on demand storage containers. ( it was a monumental pain warping around when i ran out of mats.. not anymore... super easy to put up a mine) Considerations: yes if you have 3 haulers on fleet, then you lose out on owning other fun ships, but if the goal is to build out a good economy for yourself then this works quite well to expedite that..Think of the haulers as storage boxes on wheels. personally have the 3 haulers, a solar and 3 maxed out exotics that i enjoy flying. $$$: ok whats the mineral of choice? im pretty sure that when nms watches these youtubes, they are prob thinking, nerf, nerf nerf, So my best advice is to put down mines for every mineral/gas represented. this way you future proof combinations for other more exotic minerals down the line and mats you might have to craft that could come out to much more.$$$. If 1 raw material is spiking more than the others in a system, then simply expand that operation and sell to that system. Always consider making 1 facility that is loaded with multiple refiners and storage boxes, so that you can accumulate mats and make more profitable things. Then find that 1 paradise planet to build you dream home on and kick back.. :)

[@giralds2016]

oh and as for my ship collection, my suggestion, travel to as many 3 star/2 star systems ( and pirate systems) you have a better chance of finding exotic ships and multitools. check out spaceports and trading posts for the ships, and minor settlements for the weapons. .... tag the system with some identifier to remind you what you got there... turn off multiplayer if searching

[@Mr_.G]

As you know, if you saw one of my previous comments, I am now playing this game for the first time ever. Also using this Channel as a source of extra information whilst I do that, so thank you. Pretty much been flying around doing my own thing, instead of scripted missions, ripping off every New discovered System with 35 Stacks of Cobalt LOL. Almost up to that 1 Billion Credits mark after just over a week of gameplay. Whilst exploring systems I've been seeing Water Planets show up every so often and have found myself wanting to do a Survival ONLY Aquatic Base Build. Creative Mode ruins the immersion in games like this, you really need to have the threat of death and need to work for the resources hoarded to build Bases for any of it to be worthwhile or enjoyable. Your Channel is GREAT!!!! Keep it up.

[@SurvivalBobGaming]

Thank you! And give Survival a Try!

[@Mr_.G]

@@SurvivalBobGaming. I do. That's the only version I'm choosing to play.

[@say12thebear]

I’m sometimes fall asleep to these vids since Bob has a a nice voice but I’m glad I was actually watching to hear that bit about atlas passes and hyoerdrives I’ve been walking around with all of them in my inventory for the past 75 hours LOL

[@Rindoshi]

y'know, gotta have some legit business to make sure that cobalt-flipping money stays clean, amirite. don't catch me messing with space IRS

[@prodfife]

they boutta catch my ass when they see the security footage of the ship scams i've pulled off on these suckers lmao. recently i traded a busted up C tier fighter with tons of buildup and broken parts, for an A tier cargo ship. no cost at all. on top of that i took my c tier fighter back from him for no cost LMAO

[@blueeyestuber8673]

I will mess with the sentinels I will mess with pirates but even I draw a line messing with the space IRS

[@samuelyeet6006]

@@prodfife how did you do that? I was considering buying tons of distress signal maps or whatever and finding ship, fixing the drive and just scrapping them, why is that not a thing?

[@FunkYoLifeUp]

You and Cappy Steve are my fav content on this game, thanks a bunch love watching. Keep it up!

[@steveheffner]

Thanks for the comment about only needing the last of the drives same principle with only needing the rank3 atlas pass.

[@roucious]

Are you going to cover how to expand a base to be 1000u from the center? Love the videos! keep them coming.

[@SurvivalBobGaming]

Yeah, I’ll probably do that when I build my next base. Just haven’t needed to yet.

[@harlequin3332]

If you you want your electrostatic generators to stack perfectly, make sure you have enough materials to build more than you need, then use the 3rd person build mode and float a hundred or so feet above the hotspot and start building. They will always stack perfectly and you can delete the ones you may not need from the top later.

[@himenaaa3565]

i really likes the solar panel and playing with battery, then do some little math for make sure my base will be minning in 24hrs, the best thing i can get is 24hrs fuel with oxygen which is can be yield every 24hrs lol. and why dont make a long pipe into storages which is in another place xD, so it will be less banging i will do another runs after my floating base is completed, but to think i need reworks on severals side to make sure everything are nice size (i forgot about heights once after start building and just remember it after i want place something bigger)

[@seanhunter111]

Thanks for this. To prevent the banging from driving me nuts I plan to put my base and supply depots some way away from the extractors when I build my mines.

[@Aweegin]

I didn't know about only needing the top tier starship drive fitted. I've been flying around with them all, that'll now change!

[@samuelgullett2355]

if you keep all the drives installed and arrange them adjacent to each other and other modules you installed, you can get a stronger type boost and increase your range and efficiency for pretty much nothing I'm pretty sure. So if you have slots to spare, that may be worth doing. feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.

[@induralfrosthelm5146]

They really need to expand the crafting system to allow for the use of more minerals better as well as add items to make that you can *use* . It always seems kinda useless to have these minerals and have there only actual use is making money and nothing else.

[@samuelyeet6006]

True, the game is already so deep, but if they just made a few tweeks and overhauled all the minerals, and honestly made it alittle harder to make money that way.Then the game would feel way more meaningful and satisfying. They should make most of the minerals you can find easily, really cheap, and then make a bunch of them really rare and hard to find, then make you combine them to make better minerals, and then combine those minerals to make even better minerals, and you would have to unlock the recipes for the good ones, and make the recipes kind of a hunt too, and then somewhere down the line you can make a big profit, like satisfactory, or really any of the automated line games, its way more satisfying when you actually work your way up to it, instead of just finding it and slapping cheap mining things down, kinda feels like cheating.

[@induralfrosthelm5146]

@@samuelyeet6006 I think it would be pretty hard to make higher teir minerals more rare just because you have such an expansive galaxy to look for them. I would agree that making alloys would be a good way to improve things. My thing is just there is so little about the crafting system that actually makes use of the things you can make outside of selling them. It would be awesome if I could make an alloy that would upgrade the toughness of my ship or improve the power an efficiency of my drives and weapons in a similar fashion to the current ship technology that you can install from nanite purchases. I was kinda disappointed when the recipes that you had to find around the galaxy in secure facilities were added to the anomaly. It cheapened their value and just made them even easier of a thing for making money. Personally I enjoyed the trade system where you could buy system specific items and sell them to other systems that used them and so on in the circle. And while it's useful for when you are warping around to expand your suit slots it's about as much use as it gets since you can mass produce tech to sell fairly easily with far more profits than the trading will ever get you. And then there is the ship scrapping method which is just dumb. I can understand the idea of getting certen tech to expand an improve you ship but it should be at a total loss of value that you put into buying that ship to scrap. The more expensive the ship the better odds of getting the tech you need but that's it none of this stuff to sell to mitigate the cost or even give you a profit off scrapping the ship. Sorry I went on a bit of a tangent there. In the end of it I just want the crafting system to be useful other than as a way to make money.

[@suepat9333]

Thanks Bob, first time I understand mining. 👍

[@oldmanzen6682]

Thanks for the video. I'm still just smuggling chlorine to make money. I've made bases on planets that either have chlorine, or where chlorine's available in the space station. And I've got a hauler with max space that I keep full of nothing but chlorine. Then every few days, I do my rounds and crash those economies in each of those systems. I'm at 3 billion now, and that's after spending a billion to upgrade a fighter.

[@peeko_luxx2873]

Thought I had finally found my activated indium S rank spot.. set up my most beautiful facility… spared no expense as John Hammond would say… only to discover after like 2 hours of perfecting it, that it was an S tier URANIUM spot.. 💀😂 thanks for the tips man, always felt like making a mine would make me want to quit due to easy access to units but it’s added a new layer of enjoyment to the game for me! Huuuuuuge help! 👌

[@SurvivalBobGaming]

That's a Bob move right there! LOL

[@rosethemaidkitty3079]

personally to make the whole wiring easier i just place batteries at an interval and then wire them up and after wiring them up i remove the batteries and make the wire as long as i can just so that it is less annoying

[@TheSMEAC]

“The build camera will keep us protected” 👍

[@KM-us1nc]

"Yield? 100% density. Giggity. Alright." lmao.

[@TheYvian]

Well, today i learned about not needing to keep my old Atlas passes around then... Better late than never 😆

[@g3ar75]

8:04 You found an active indium planet but you skipped over it xD Love your content

[@SurvivalBobGaming]

Yeah…I don’t read good sometimes. lol

[@arboclimber]

Hey pal sorry to hear about the fire, i used to be a fire fighter in thd UK so know how these things knock you, hope you get sorted, another awsome video thanks pal you`ve educated me on all things NMS.

[@Rav3nclaw43]

I had no idea you could refine gold into nanites. This solves my nanite problem

[@legnotari9027]

I build a big Farm with 2 sources of Activ Iridum one of them is an A level minning spot the other one is an C and with 60 minners on each of them i produce over 8.000 an hour witch is kinda strong. ;)

[@SpringySpring04]

That's crazy that your car caught on fire man Hope everything's better for ya by now

[@ICEzAgent]

Glad to see you back man!

[@the_juicyjayd]

Thanks for the awesome content my man! 🙌

[@jwsrt]

good to have you back & up and running

[@MultiAddey]

S class activated Indium with a B class power source nearby. You are one lucky lad my guy

[@Greenwood4727]

Fun fact once you get all the parts or even before if salvaged date isnt for you, you can refine them for nanites, i have a completely filled list of parts and i still collect salvaged data for money dont need it it with 400 million, but nanites, I use the batteries as staging posts, then i can use that to spread out further,and slowly extend the base via the battery connections

[@terpdx]

98... 99... 98... 99... 99... 98... My guy is PERFECTIONIST. Also will absolutely not use a recharge cell until every last drop has drained. I'm going to take a guess that every picture frame in his home has been laser leveled using professional surveying tools, and everything showing the time is synchronized to

[@DuckDecoy13]

I actually found this out recently it's better to have at least three solar panels connected up to three batteries then connected up to whatever you want to power it could actually stay online forever cuz I'm able to power up three storage containers and a portal all the time

[@iCherrryyt]

30 mins that will save you 30 warps. Awesome informational video full of tips and tricks, had to subscribe!

[@SurvivalBobGaming]

Thanks!

[@UNSCrearadmiral]

Been there with the car fire, keep your head up Bob and keep moving forward!

[@SurvivalBobGaming]

thanks! sorry I missed this one earlier.

[@bristuhan1966]

This may have been posted here or on another video but I meant to add this to one of Bob's videos about exosuit storage. When you die, you lose everything in your main exosuit storage. However, you do not lose what is in your cargo exosuit storage. I found a trade terminal on a planet that has a bunch of drop pod coordinates and I used those to max out my cargo storage. Thankfully, I did this before I died and was able to keep everything stored there.

[@SurvivalBobGaming]

That’s only on Survival I believe. Your stuff is in a grave marker on Normal mode. I die a lot…

[@dz1002]

Sorry if someone mentioned it before, but activated metals only occur on planets with super storms. Gotta come prepared for the farm my friends

[@Rick-1662]

👀 the curse of the Sean Murray head ……lol

[@coderc2528]

Great content mate!, been watching tons of your videos.

[@SurvivalBobGaming]

Thanks!

[@aariuswins]

Great adventure vid! Glad you’re back.

[@jaimemedina3351]

The banging!!! Lol. Hilarious

[@donovanulrich348]

Back in the beta for the game I never warped, untill i got the cadmium drive 😂😂 And back then we had to find the blueprints, so id scoure my starter world for outposts and facilitys

[@earthbornalien2888]

I wish I had watched this before I built over 300 mineral extractors luckily like by ultra sheer dumb luck I built my base on an s class power and mineral hot spot so all I need to do is some digging and relocating of some mineral extractors 😆

[@Azelethros_OG]

Honestly, the little things, like the refining stuff you've shown have been the most valuable things I've learned from and then there's some little things here and there, and I'm just slapping my forehead and face palming about how simple it is, but it's not straight forward. Honestly, thank you for your excellent tips and tricks, and it's going to/is helping me improve my experience significantly. I can't wait to explore as much of the galaxy as possible. Along with this, Bob, what is your favorite type of galaxy to explore?

[@SurvivalBobGaming]

Used to be lush galaxies but I am liking the weirder ones now.

[@Mr3ppozz]

For the power lines and resource pipes I usually build like these power pylon towers that we have here in the Netherlands... just a bunch of arches on top of eachother plus 2 angled walls at the sides on top... I prefer the white panels but I do use wood a lot too... then I slap down a ton of floors between the pylons so I can walk the resource pipes across the distance and snap them to the centre of the top of the pylons... and the wires go on the extremities... I kinda only need 1 wire but I almost always use 2... one on each side of the pylon and then pipe the resources in between... my biggest farm had 6 pipes going from the mining area to the storage area... It gave me around 150 mil every 16 hours with only a C class mine... that's my best resource sink I ever made and j haven't touched it in almost a year xD but it was really awesome to build up and I really liked how it ended up... There should be a video of my building and collecting the activated indium and the copper somewhere on my channel in the NMS playlist (somewhere xD)

[@Mr3ppozz]

If you are curious about what I build Bob link is here... it goes through pretty much the entire process from finding the mining zones up to making the resource storage towers hahahaa kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3PNZqSVbqZ_Y5o

[@Mr3ppozz]

Also... if you want to delete the link please do so... I don't want to go against anything you want or don't want on the channel...

[@SurvivalBobGaming]

Thanks man! Your line is fine. I’m honestly not much of a builder so this was all pretty new to me.

[@evildog1567]

Neat farm Bob, and a cool video.

[@danielfinch362]

I was going to get some emiril, I visited a pirate station and bought some suspicious goods and got 180 emiril, all good to go.

[@liammurphy2725]

I tg I found this channel. A great game needs a great name and SurvivalBob works for me, and you. Keep it up mate. Thank you.

[@SurvivalBobGaming]

Thanks buddy!

[@321LetsPlay]

I know its an old video but You can get into your build camera and just build on top of You. After You leave the build camera You Will be on top of what You build (in this case in top of the tower)

[@fixitman2174]

I built a cobalt base on my last (now deleted) save using solar and batteries. I think the extractors stopped banging when on battery power, but kept extracting. I plan on using set of batteries and a proximity switch on my next farm, regardless of power source.

[@RevolutionGamingShorts]

you been having a rough go bro, I hope things start going better for you

[@ShadowFire287]

The base I ended up building was a little different. Base computer in the near center as you but I have a cylinder room thing in the exact middle (in between power and mine). The mines were not as efficient as yours (as I didn't know they could be stacked.) The mines also lead to silos that were built near my cylinder room thing. Power lead to room and then mines. Locating the deposit was not easy though!

[@Zuckerpuppekopf]

I usually stick with wood construction only to save up salvage modules at the start for power and mining stuff. Then, right after getting warp drive, the first nanites go to drive upgrades to Indium drive. Second base to be an activated Indium mine. Always the easiest trajectory for game start. I always try to collect as many resources per base, at least 3 or 4. Minimize the number of mining bases overall so you can put a base in each galaxy going forward.

[@Zuckerpuppekopf]

This may be cheating a bit, but you can even do a mining base without the survey visor initially. If you have another game in your list, or *even a game in another game grouping*, if you survey with the other game, and plant the survey marker down at a resource in that game....the survey marker (E-key on PC) will automatically show up in every other game you have, even if it is in an entirely different game grouping. There won't be a label on it, but the graphic will still be there. Apparently the survey marker is stored separately for multiplayer use across any and all games, outside the game folder itself.

[@SurvivalBobGaming]

Interesting…I don’t know that ever been on the same planet as one of my other saves.

[@toddmiller5322]

My methodology at this point is no more than 1 extraction facility per planet for each of the resources that can be collected that way. I don't know why but I've dropped base computers on S classes before and when I returned quite some time later to build and had to move my base computer for some reason, sometimes I've been told the spot was claimed. So now the base has to be uploadable, which of course is one per planet. Also I do want S classes for each material just because, so I will tear down a lower class extractor and rebuild it elsewhere once an S is found for that type. I doubt I'll ever find both mineral and gas S classes together so eventually mine will all just be in pairs.

[@Zuckerpuppekopf]

@@toddmiller5322 If you had an internet hiccup at the time the planet data was being downloaded, or if it was turned off, a base computer won't notify you of prior claims, and it will let you register a new one, but in the past all it did once multiplayer and internet was turned back on was overlay one claim on another leading to rather interesting blends of multiple bases one on top of another. Unless they changed that behavior in a patch, it should still do that. Prior to Origins, when it was necessary to "find" a wild base computer near a galaxy center to quickly run through a galaxy, this is exactly the technique everyone used: they all used the same wild base computer, but in order to all use it they turned off multiplayer, and internet for good measure, so that the wild base computer would appear unused and discoverable when they "found" it using the posted coordinates. Since the Origins patch you don't need to do that, as you can immediately jump to a galaxy center via a portal and set up a base without "portal interference". If you maximize the number of resources collected per base, you should not need more than 6 to 9 bases (scattered on as many planets) to have an permanent flow of all basic resources throughout the game. That usually means each base will have 2 to 5 resources on tap. And unless you are crafting a ton of stasis devices or some other top tier trade item, you probably won't even need to farm since you can just refine plant resources from mineral resources. I usually will mine faecium and rusted metal, so I tend to max out at 8 to 9 bases before my game is fully independent from scrounging around. You could just buy those things too, it's just a convenience for some of the stuff I usually do. I usually set up all these bases right around whatever system my character starts out in, and thereafter I will only build 1 small base per galaxy without any mining to minimize component use (essential if you plan to build a base in each galaxy....otherwise you bump into the construction limit pretty early on).

[@toddmiller5322]

@@Zuckerpuppekopf I am set up to be able to build 64 stasis units per day. All of my bases are configured to fill to a capacity of 32,500 within a 24 hour period. Depending on the material density classification that could mean an S class will do it in 12 hours while a C class takes about 23 1/2 hours. This allowed me to use one single compact design so I knew exactly how much material each site would need for construction. I build them to look like a facility and not just a bunch of magically floating extractors/depots with wires and pipes poking out everywhere. My horticulture facility is also set up to provide all the requisite amounts of plant materials that I need in a 24 hour period, without any intervention on my part until harvest. Once every 24 hours seemed like a good metric, balanced between income per day and leisurely play. If I wanted it to feel like it was a job, I'd go back to playing Elite again lol. The reason I will ultimately only have one resource extraction facility per planet is four fold. 1) I want all my sites to be visible to other players. 2) Though I could still have both a mineral and a gas site under #1, the odds of finding 2 S classes within proximity to each other aren't likely. 3) I don't NEED any of them to be an S, I just want them all to be. Consider it a personally set achievement. 4) I prefer to stumble onto my S sites rather than to actively hunt for them, that gets a little boring. I'm constantly doing a quick scan for both materials while in the process of doing other things. If I spot an S I will go check to see if it's of one that I already have at S. If it is I go back to what I was doing while being observant of my position relative to the last scan so I'm quick scanning using 300u-400u overlapping radiuses. If it isn't I mark location and immediately go disassemble the facility that's of a lesser class to build the new one. It's worked quite well so far, 40% of my facilities are currently S class.

[@xxadrian_mxx7871]

I've just turned into a intergalactic pool boy with chlorine. Crash and oh look -80.1 to buy back, what a deal!

[@michaelpeacock351]

C power spot can power anything one needs, just drop tons of electromag gens...

[@SurvivalBobGaming]

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[@jeremyrobinson1611]

Missed the poll and your NMS prism feeds.

[@megawafflefilms]

Hey man, just a tip, when you’re mining, start a hole with the mining option and switch to flatten, you can clear a vein in seconds flat

[@SurvivalBobGaming]

Never thought of that! Thanks! Do you get many resources that way?

[@toddmiller5322]

@@SurvivalBobGaming I saw someone suggest this the other day. My understanding is you will collect less material per deposit this way. What I found it extremely useful for was harvesting silicate for glass. Dig down to bedrock, select flatten and run around. You'll be swimming in silicate in no time, real game changer.

[@jeremyrobinson1611]

Tony the tiger squid. Has to be orange for you.

[@RevolutionGamingShorts]

dude Mr Murray needs to drop this expedition three lol, im getting ancy af

[@YourHostIrwin]

I once got a planet and even the game described it as a “Boiling Doom”

[@jakkrit6910]

for me i just do 4*4 formation around the epicenter. don't make much different anyway and it easier to position.

[@hakaishin_pugsly]

May be late to comment but I'm setting up mines so I can focus on finding the best stuff and building without worries

[@GoofyGoober6694]

Huh.. I didn’t know bob swears, I like it!

[@tiagopesce]

as im too lazy for stasis farm i just made like 7 farms which give me 37k AI/day and preaty doesn't have anything else to buy in the game. just burned 3bi buying ships and mowing them for 100k nanites, bought all that stuff npcs sells, make an red exotic became ready for when (in a far future) we have some juicy pvp dogfight

[@tiagopesce]

pratically i'm waiting they produce some new content for no man sky playing some dyson sphere project..

[@_zarthix_]

Just use light posts for wires

[@Einungbrekke]

A better way for money is to just get some chlorine, Get it in to a medium/large refiner with O2. fill your inventory with chlorine. Find a space station that sell chlorine, sell it all to crash the marked, buy back all your chlorine and what was on the station. Warp to a new station that sell chlorine and do the same all over again. Currently I have 266k chlorine on me. I can sell it for 162k million and buy it back for a fraction of that. So damn easy to make money that way.

[@_zarthix_]

Really cool man never knew this was in the game thanks, 100+ hours

[@cutecats458]

you realy deserve 1mil sub man thanks thats alot of help right there :)

[@rsajay6256]

After crashing the market, check trade terminals down on the planet, and you may find all of your market crash inventory for sale at -80% You can buy it back for cheap, portal to another system and sell it again at closer to par or above 0%. Sometimes your crash inventory will only appear on a trade terminal a few hours later, so don't try and spreadsheet it and lose sleep over it. If you find it for sale at -80% awesome, free money. And if you make 300 mil from portaling to another station... That's really free money LOL

[@bryonwaren9202]

Great video bob ty

[@SurvivalBobGaming]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@RollinShultz]

My Tiger squid is off white with the stripes so I call it the "Zebra". I have another with no stipes in bright yellow I call the "Banana Split". I had two like the little one in the video, one was yellow with a long spike in front and the other was a "Red Royal". Like you did, I find most of my ships by happenstance soon after arrival at a station or Trading Post. Tell me folks, does it seem like ships leave rather quickly, making it hard to summon a sacrificial ship to trade? If I was actively ship hunting, I would bring it with me just in case. I don't have any at the moment, because all my ships are nice "S" class ships that I want to keep, but who knows I might get bored with one.

[@phantomsky7280]

8:03 You found a activated indium planet but did notice lol

[@donovanulrich348]

I can confirm you can see player bases that arnt uploaded on the Expedition People would drop the terminal on crashed freighters, fn life savers 😂😂👍🏻

[@PhrontDoor]

I can NEVER seem to get the 100%.. always 99s. congrats.

[@killas6097]

16:10 he places the electro magnetic genemarators

[@derekmeadowsVR4TT]

at 8:04 netau had activated indium but im guessing you didnt see it.