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eve:industry:mining:ore_mining [2017/06/27 18:36] DX_Plates [Asteroids & Ores] |
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| ==== What to Mine? ==== | ==== What to Mine? ==== | ||
| - | {{eve:industry:mining:hulk01.jpg?200 }}A miner has two choices for selecting a mining site: asteroid belts and gravimetric sites. Both are viable but we will focus on asteroid belts for now, as gravimetric sites are a more advanced topic that will be covered in later parts of this guide. | + | {{eve:industry:mining:covetor01.jpg?200 }}A miner has two choices for selecting a mining site: asteroid belts and gravimetric sites. Both are viable but we will focus on asteroid belts for now, as gravimetric sites are a more advanced topic that will be covered in later parts of this guide. |
| Nearly every system in EVE contains asteroid belts and the number of belts varies from system to system. When deciding on a system to mine it is always advantageous to look for a system with a high number of belts. Another thing to consider is the security status of a system. The lower the security rating, the better the quality of the asteroids. High-Sec and Low-Sec systems (1.0-0.1) only contain low-end ores. If you want valuable high-end ores, they are only found in Null-Sec (0.0) space or wormholes. | Nearly every system in EVE contains asteroid belts and the number of belts varies from system to system. When deciding on a system to mine it is always advantageous to look for a system with a high number of belts. Another thing to consider is the security status of a system. The lower the security rating, the better the quality of the asteroids. High-Sec and Low-Sec systems (1.0-0.1) only contain low-end ores. If you want valuable high-end ores, they are only found in Null-Sec (0.0) space or wormholes. | ||
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| [[http://evemaps.dotlan.net|DOTLAN]] is an excellent resource for looking up both belt maps and sec-status maps. | [[http://evemaps.dotlan.net|DOTLAN]] is an excellent resource for looking up both belt maps and sec-status maps. | ||
| - | * [[http://evemaps.dotlan.net/map/Esoteria#belts|Esoteria Belt Map]] | + | * [[http://evemaps.dotlan.net/map/Outer_Passage#belts|Outer Passage Belt Map]] |
| - | * [[http://evemaps.dotlan.net/map/Esoteria#sec|Esoteria Security Status Map]] | + | * [[http://evemaps.dotlan.net/map/Outer_Passage#sec|Outer Passage Security Status Map]] |
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| ===== Ore Anomalies ===== | ===== Ore Anomalies ===== | ||
| - | Raising the Industrial Index in a System allows for the installation of Ore Prospecting Array Upgrades in the iHub. There are 5 total levels that can be install each one unlocking a new ore anomaly. Each anomaly type (Colossal, Enormous, Large, Medium, and Small) has a set amount of resources that spawn with it, and they have their own re-spawn timer. Below is a list of ore contents and timers. | + | Raising the Industrial Index in a System allows for the installation of Ore Prospecting Array Upgrades in the iHub. There are 5 total levels that can be install each one unlocking a new ore anomaly. Each anomaly type (Colossal, Enormous, Large, Medium, and Small) has a set amount of resources that spawn with it, and they have their own re-spawn timer. |
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| + | **__NOTE__**: The Small and Medium Ore Anomalies are not affected by a system's TruSec Status and will always spawn base value rocks. | ||
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| + | Below is a list of ore contents and timers. | ||
| ^ Anomaly ^ Small ^ Medium ^ Large ^ Enormous ^ Colossal ^ | ^ Anomaly ^ Small ^ Medium ^ Large ^ Enormous ^ Colossal ^ | ||
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| | Bistot | 12800 | 38700 | 57000 | 86000 | 114300 | | | Bistot | 12800 | 38700 | 57000 | 86000 | 114300 | | ||
| | Crokite | 30000 | 84700 | 124000 | 169000 | 225200 | | | Crokite | 30000 | 84700 | 124000 | 169000 | 225200 | | ||
| - | | Dark Ochre | 16000 | 31000 | 60000 | 50000 | 115000 | | + | | Dark Ochre | 16000 | 31000 | 60000 | 500000 | 115000 | |
| | Gneiss | 170000 | 340000 | 313500 | 540000 | 630000 | | | Gneiss | 170000 | 340000 | 313500 | 540000 | 630000 | | ||
| | Spodumain | 300000 | 270000 | 368100 | 542000 | 736200 | | | Spodumain | 300000 | 270000 | 368100 | 542000 | 736200 | | ||
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| [[https://forums.eveonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=418719 | Ore Anom Contents CCP post]] | [[https://forums.eveonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=418719 | Ore Anom Contents CCP post]] | ||
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| + | //Note: The Enormous belt contains 500,000 units of Dark Ochre, despite the CCP post stating it should contain 50,000.// | ||
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eve/industry/mining/ore_mining.txt · Last modified: 2021/09/03 16:22 by PresidentOfTheSun