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Enmatter mining
One of the things you can mine in Entropia
Universe is Enmatter. Enmatter is not metall, it’s other stuff.
Oil, Nexus, Alencis, Melchi water is some of the things you can
find. Mining is not as easy as hunting and is more expensive to
get started with, but if you succeed you can make good mining
loots. It's quite expensive, it will cost 50 cent for each try.
And do not expect to find anything the first 10 times, but if
you are very lucky you will find first time you try.
How to mine?
To mine you need some equipment to be able to do this.
You need three things to get
started:
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Enmatter
finder, this is the tool
you use to find enmatter it uses probes to find enmatter
deep in the ground. You can buy one in some (not
all)TT terminals or in Auction. To use it drag it to
your quick bar and buy some probes. When you have probes
in inventory and the detector in your quick bar you just
hit the defined key once to activate the tool, then once
again to drop a bomb. Wait a few seconds, the screen
will shake and then your
enmatter finder
is shown and tells you if you where lucky or not. if you
are lucky it will point in which direction your finding
is. Run in that direction and when you reach the place
the detector screen will be replaced with a loot window
telling that you have claimed a recourse. A claim rod is
placed near you, mark that and start using the next tool
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Enmatter extractor,
this is the tool which will dig up the stuff you found.
Put this tool on your quick bar and when you need to use
it hit the key defined to it. First you have to mark a
claim rod. You can buy a basic extractor in some TT or
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Enmatter
probe, to be able to use
the enmatter detector you need probes, the probes you
can buy in some tt terminals and you get two for each
PED you pay. When operating the detector you will
release a probe and it drills in to the ground and
detonates deep down. The
detector uses the blast to
locate enmatter.
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Claim rod, this is
the marker of your findings and is not something you buy.
The detector will place this for you. |
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Finder amplifier,
this is an attachment to your finder. It will hopefully
help you find bigger quantities of enmatter. To attach
it you drag it on to your finder, when the finder turns
green you drop it. The amplifier you buy in auctions,
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How do I find the most?
If you look at the stats of your detector you will see what
reach it has. Try to drop the probes so they match the detectors
range, not to far away and not to close to each other. When you
find something, leave the claim rod and go a bit in each
direction from it and drop new probes, if you are lucky you will
find a vein. The vein you can follow until it ends. If you
assume you did find a end of the vein you only need 2-3 probes
to find in which direction the vein is pointing from your first
claim rod. When you have marked the vein start to extract the
enmatter. Some people do think that the vein has a curve, but I
am not sure of this, you have to find for your self. Some people
belive that if you do not find anything after dropping 4-6
probes in a row you should change direction and try again. I'm
not so sure about this, but I think there are as many theories
as players. There is also amplifiers for your
finder. The amplifier is attached to your finder and will help
you find bigger quantities. To attach the amplifier you have to
drag it on to your finder.
Other things that will help you
If you do find a lot of enmatter it could be good to have an
ematter refiner, an enmatter refiner will refine your enmatter
to something else and will have a lesser weight than the
original stuff you got. If you find a big
amount of enmatter it's not so fun to stand there extracting
with your basic enmatter extractor that only pulls up 10-18 at
each time. It will take you hours to get all upp. If you think
you will strike big, get good tools that will make the job for
you. Better tools than the ones in tt you will find in the auction
or shops.
Good luck!
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