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That part was creative and funny Had to listen twice to get the name but it was funny non of the less Hope to see that all of your possible examples come to life in the game as close to your prediction as possible Btw the one in this video sounds very plausible
Hey noobifier. I'm new to pc gaming let alone star citizen. I've a gaming machine on its way now and I can't wait to get started. Despite that I've been slightly aware of star citizen up to now. But because I'm getting into pc now I started to look more into it. I came across your channel and I've spent a good few days watching and learning. And I've learnt a hell of a lot which has not only kindled an enthusiasm to really get into it but I feel it's prepared me exceptionally well to begin my journey. I for now can't wait to get started and join the community. I suppose I just wanted to say thank you for helping me learn and simplifying a lot for me. I feel like this is something I can get involved in for a long time. Thank you noobifier and thank you everyone involved I'm looking forward to joining you all in about a day or so :)
+1 for using the big 'drill' as a weapon. It's been a lesson that has stuck with me ever since Larry Niven's story of first contact with the Kzinti: everything can be a weapon. In that instance, an unarmed human science vessel destroyed a Kzin battlecruiser - by pointing their photon drive exhaust (aka: huge laser) at them.
In all seriousness, this is far too much like an actual job I mean, immersion and gameplay depth is one thing, but fuck me, I'd want an IRL salary to do this 😂
Maybe you could sell your services in game for crypto currency outside of the game? Or maybe even set up an exchange service between crypto currency to UEC? Yeah people would totally need that!
Great video but there is one flaw. The Prospector does NOT have refining capabilaties it only seperates the raw ore from useless rock. ( See Prospector Q&A 2) You will have to bring the Raw ore back to a Station to refine it with the Prospector.
This is a good summary. One minor thing, the last I heard from CGI is that they plan to have the small asteroid clusters dynamically spawn, persist for a while, then despawn if there have not been any characters in the local space (i.e. both PC and NPC presence will count) for some amount of time (e.g. probably at least a few hours, maybe several). Therefore the Devs won't need to add and remove them manually as the video seemed to imply.
this is what myself and team have been patiently awaiting for. We do this shit in RL and have the experience and tools. We are all excited to put our knowledge to the test in a spacial environment.
Nobullshititanium Man that just made me laugh. But agree, the Orion lasers should be able to do some offensive damage. A laser that can drip into the toughest asteroids but fail to even break the skin of a paperweight ship, nuts!
I currently have a prospector. I don't see myself upgrading platforms, mostly because I like the idea of having a single seater i can use to make credits. To piggy back on your example. Imagine a year into release, things are playing out much as is described in the video, but now most organizations are churning out resources at respectable levels where Hull D's and E's can almost be used. These ships change economies. So as a Prospector pilot, i can snipe out resources with a buddy running a freelancer, or a Hull B/C and turn profits before they get completely obliterated. Or for economic warfare, drive down the prices a few credits to reduce the profits of other orgs who are risking more with larger operations.
Excellently broken down, well explained as always. The thing is that a brand new Orion crew would be well suited to operate under contracts for another company as their experience, contacts and equipment increase or gets better. Another profession that benefits from Mining directly is the Repair and Maintenance profession as better materials the mechanics have the more quality could be produced as a result!
TheNOOBIFIER1337 :) You covered one of the three professions that I am very interested in, Mining, Repair and Cargo Hauling (not buying or selling, just getting hired to move stuff from point A to B)...
As a cargoing wannabe I hadn't considered getting my stuff from places other than ports. This was quite interesting as usual. I'm curious to see how difficult it will be getting the goods from a smaller sized mining ship to the transporter/fringe merchant out in space with little to no infrastructure. _- In other news today, a serial explosion near the illicit mining colony Theta 7 ended up destroying several Hull B's and leaving a Hull C in an irreparable state. We're told security forces and several unregistered vessels are en route to the area._
Thanks for the great information. i think mineing might be my thing also. On the concept of the mineing ship being used as a weapon : if i remember right from a scifi i have seen they called the cutting beams on a mining ship lancers and on the positive side they where some of the strongest lasers around but on the negative side the lasers had a short range.
Crewman: "Wow the cutters are pulling in pure Titanium and composite steels!" Captain: "That can't be right!" *Reads scanner results* Crewman: "... Well?" Captain: "It's a Kingship" Crewman: "FFFUUUUU!!!!"
With every new video you release my desire to play Star Citizen exponentially increases.. I've started dreaming of space adventures even.. Is this love?
being an owner of both mining ships a business plan is a definite must. for small orgs with more ships then butts to fill the Orion it will take help from an alliance to properly compete a mining mission.
what a unique video! no one else has explained mining in star citizen like this... this game makes me feel like i am doing work and contributing more than my actual IRL job .....and i work in management O_O.... great vid!!!
Truly, thank you for this well composed video on Mining. This will be my heavy focus in game play, specifically with the Prospector / Cutlass Black. I'm hoping that my [org] will have a division for deep space mining with an Orion, eventually.
Except unlike Sitting in a Hulk, A solo pilot wont be running multiple accounts easily with Star Citizens PC requirements, Plus a Hulk can run Solo. These ships to do it correctly actually need crews of players to operate. This isnt like Deploying the Rorqual sending Super Drones out and compressing ore. you would need easily 3-4 people on a ship comparable to the Rorqual if not more.
There's a difference, if you have to keep an eye on your ship in case something goes wrong like an explosion from super heated rock, then you need to be aware. The benefit will always be worth it, if its long and boring work to get ore, few people will do it. There fore demand for resources will be higher hence the price will be higher, hence doing boring mining for 1 hour compared to afk mining for 1 hour will produce more profit, meaning you have to do it less. I'd rather be bored for 1 hour and make lots of money, then be afk not playing the game for 10 hours to earn the same profit.
Have to admit, the idea of piloting a Prospector ship is actually quite enticing. Just as enticing as my currently Gemini fuel collecting and refining ship. I can certainly see myself owning a Prospector some time in the future. Either with real money or with in game credits.
Just a reminder.. this video talks about a Pioneer being "the role of the prospector.. the person, not the solo mining ship". Obviously things have changed as we now have a ship that's literally called the "Pioneer" that's attached to a different career and a different industry. Maybe some notes on top of the video could clarify that for viewers. Go to 1:10 for quote.
I am really impressed with how in depth and dangerous this career is going to be. It makes the idea much more appealing to me. After having spent way too much time as a rock destroyer in Eve Online I thought I would never even want to touch a mining ship in SC.
Same. With everything they have disclosed to us thus far I feel they wont let us down on that front. I am really interested to see what they do with exploration and scanning to make it not only in depth, but challenging and fun/rewarding.
the scary thing with the Orion is that if you really wanted to you could full engine tward the broadside of another ship tearing it in half or shreding to dust depending on size
Anyway, like I was sayin', shrimp is the fruit of the sea. You can barbecue it, boil it, broil it, bake it, saute it. Dey's uh, shrimp-kabobs, shrimp creole, shrimp gumbo. Pan fried, deep fried, stir-fried. There's pineapple shrimp, lemon shrimp, coconut shrimp, pepper shrimp, shrimp soup, shrimp stew, shrimp salad, shrimp and potatoes, shrimp burger, shrimp sandwich. That- that's about it.
As the owner of an Orion, Starfarer, Hull C, Hull B, Aurora and a Super Hornet... this video made me happy. I need to find some prospector friends. :-) .... and more cover.
This is going to be my main job in SC Verse...MINING, MINING, MINING, Exploration, Salvage. Just like in Eve Online. Can't wait for SQ42. Carrack and Orian beautiful ships.
I remember on my very very old PC (Schneider CPC 6128, of the C64 age), where I played Elite (the first one), you could fit a militray laser and a mining laser to your Cobra MKIII. The Militray Laser shot fast and overheated fast for good damage. The Mining Laser did a huge burst but you couldn't fire it fast. I always used the mining laser for combat there ^^, it was basically pixel shots so hugh rate of fire didn't help much, better to hit once and hard.
Great video! Loving this deep research content and really looking forward to mining in my Prospector but also occasionally working as crew on someone's Orion, that ship is amazing!
I wasn't that interested in mining before, but now it sounds very appealing. However now got so many questions If I go the solo route, having separate cargo ship like a freelance (haven't done the cargo unit math yet) to go along with my prospector to make one big run sounds good. 1) Can I spawn more than one ship at a time? Setup an outpost /cargo depot, and my freelancer parked there until it's full? 2) How do you move cargo between two ships? zero g is one thing ,but do we get like futuristic floating dolly, or mini forklift on the surface. Mabey I am getting to ahead of the game, or maybe this has been answered before, i am just excited to see what 3.0 will bring .
This is a job I'm totally interested in. Either mining or hauling ore. It's gonna be interesting to see this legit industrie evolve. I hope it's gonna be a great way to "grind" haha. Excellent job on this video! What's gonna be the next job you do? Perhaps a multi-part episode on the jobs inside a Javelin? ;) ;)
I think, CIG made mining interesting. Or will made it in the next bigger patches. Only clicking some buttons would become boring fast. Thanks again for the video!
Imagine using the Orion mega drill to attack a space station, capital ship, or other space structures. Don't know it it'd be able to get close enough to a planet to safely hit the surface, but the options are sweet.
Nice detailed description on mining. I dont know about mining for me, but my wife gets excited about the thought of Mining in the Verse, so I can do transportation maybe? I could do that with a Freelancer MAX. I dont really want a Hull C or B.
Superb resource! Thanks for making this! :D If I may make a suggestion, the vid focus mainly on running an elite-level operation. I know some casual players who're going to be put off by this, because they have no plans playing on that level. They may get the impression that casual level mining gameplay isn't feasable, contrary to what Roberts have stated. I'd therefor suggest that you devote i bigger portion of the vid to how the career is going to work for the casual player. Thanks again :)
Kemoc Tudor while mining beams can do Hull damage, I don't think they're gonna do much damage to ships themselves. Considering combat ship hulls are designed to take both directed energy weapons, and ballistic rounds.
I wonder what happens to those players who one day just decide to act like an idiot and get hired by someone on an orion or something and screw everything up for the ship owner.(sure they might get bad rep etc., but that's not gonna help the ship owner with the situation the idiot has put the owner in) You'll need to have quite a big org to always be able to hire someone (more or less trustworthy and capable of doing the job) and even then you can't always trust everyone tbh (especially in a really big org). Then there's of course the matters of someone disconnecting etc. The internet is full of trolls and idiots which has lead me to not trusting pretty much anyone which is also a reason why I trust AI more than most of the players, especially when there's going to be more than one tier of AIs. Anyways good summary and job well done! :)
Im becoming more unsure of what type of game this will be, *Coop/Multiplayer or MMO* ? With all the different job positions its starting to lean more and more towards an MMO type of game(unless you can hire AI to fill positions), *BUT* with the fancy graphics, the larger the game becomes in the multiplayer perspective, *desync* and *lag* will come back to bite you in the ass and ruin gameplay. *-Concerned Citizen*
Great indepth video, although solo mining doesn't seem like it will be a thing unless you can have multiple accounts which I doubt you would be even able to run them on a single PC.
There's been next to zero discussion/info about "cargo transfer" so far... I wonder how that's gonna be done. Moving each container one by one? Automated? Drone AI (similar to Astro drones)? I mean if it takes more time to move the cargo to a Hauler, rather than just jump back to civilization, there will be very little "down time".
You might wanna add a star f and star g to your groups, since they can help with refueling your ship so that way you dont wind up being left with down time as you wait for someone to show up to help refuel you, it's best to be with an unnecessary tool than to be without a necessary one. If you know what I mean.
If I'm not mistaken the orion has an extra step of refinery that the prospector doesn't... but I cannot remember if it was that you can actually melt the ores down to ingots in an orion to save even more storage space or something else along the line.
Another fantastic summary! great work. where did you get all the detailed info about the beamoperator and laser adjustments etc? Very detailed I didnt know about this being so intrigate, exciting stuff!
If you risk losing the Orion might as well be able to punch a hole in them with that laser. even if it risks damaging the laser. So excited to get in my Prospector.
To be honest, I'm glad it's taking so long for S.C. to be released. There's so many basic occupations like hauling, mining, ship repair, etc... to choose from (more to come?) that I have time to decide (I hope). ;-)
awesome run down bro thanks I own a bounty hunter org but I thing I might have a mining team for extra cash also this means a lot of people will most probably need protection while in certain sectors great job an thumbs up :D
I've heard that the Prospector (and most Orion variants) don't actually do refining. They process the ore to some extent, but on-site refining is likely to be limited to a particular variant of the Orion. Forget where exactly I heard this though - it was one of the Q&A videos done by CIG some time ago (not helpful, I know)
but in other video you take my rendering and put your LOGO on it, is not fine. This work cost many many time to my time, is not the best artwork i known, but is my work. And see it with your logo is not fine for me. I think is better if you put credits in INFO of your video. is not funny to see our work with yuor logo over. thank you
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Nothing new but a good summary of the whole topic Good work mate keep it up
+scorch3003 nobullshitanium !
That part was creative and funny
Had to listen twice to get the name but it was funny non of the less
Hope to see that all of your possible examples come to life in the game as close to your prediction as possible
Btw the one in this video sounds very plausible
What's the market value on that?
#Priceless
scorch3003 it's new to me lol
A very fine presentation. You didn't just sell me on mining, but sold me on being part of your crew.
+Tallinu O7 and thanks for posting that
You are one of less than a handful of people that are keeping my interest in this game alive. Thank you.
+Rickbearcat I'm happy, thanks for supporting
Jesus Christ.... This may be the one game to rule them all if they manage to pull it all off.
+A Duck true, which is why people are so emotionally attached to the project
Hey noobifier. I'm new to pc gaming let alone star citizen. I've a gaming machine on its way now and I can't wait to get started. Despite that I've been slightly aware of star citizen up to now. But because I'm getting into pc now I started to look more into it. I came across your channel and I've spent a good few days watching and learning. And I've learnt a hell of a lot which has not only kindled an enthusiasm to really get into it but I feel it's prepared me exceptionally well to begin my journey. I for now can't wait to get started and join the community. I suppose I just wanted to say thank you for helping me learn and simplifying a lot for me. I feel like this is something I can get involved in for a long time. Thank you noobifier and thank you everyone involved I'm looking forward to joining you all in about a day or so :)
+Rubber Duck welcome to the verse and I am happy you found what you were looking for. Thanks for supporting
TheNOOBIFIER1337 no problem. I'm hoping I can make some friends straight away too oooh can't wsit
+Rubber Duck Welcome to the Verse and the best damn community anywhere! =) You picked a great content creator to learn from!
Star Citizen Jorunn I thank thee, twill be grand yes sir.
I am in a similar situation only a little farther along. Hang in there we'll catch up soon to the rest of them!
+1 for using the big 'drill' as a weapon. It's been a lesson that has stuck with me ever since Larry Niven's story of first contact with the Kzinti: everything can be a weapon. In that instance, an unarmed human science vessel destroyed a Kzin battlecruiser - by pointing their photon drive exhaust (aka: huge laser) at them.
In all seriousness, this is far too much like an actual job
I mean, immersion and gameplay depth is one thing, but fuck me, I'd want an IRL salary to do this 😂
+CMDR brenfitz83 good thing that it's only one of many jobs
CMDR brenfitz83. The really stupid thing is when you actually do that type of job irl and play a game doing the same thing for free...
stuparris well if the economy in this game becomes like that of eve online, we could actually have real world value for the in game currency
Ethan9750 I think I make a little more irl doing this than the money I would get out of playing the game.
Maybe you could sell your services in game for crypto currency outside of the game? Or maybe even set up an exchange service between crypto currency to UEC? Yeah people would totally need that!
Great video but there is one flaw. The Prospector does NOT have refining capabilaties it only seperates the raw ore from useless rock. ( See Prospector Q&A 2) You will have to bring the Raw ore back to a Station to refine it with the Prospector.
Its true, I am wrong
"Nobullshitanium" Lmfao
SgtTeddybear59 lmaooooooo
lmfvao
watching your vids always makes me Jones for the next content update. can't wait to test these systems.
As far as I can understand it, the work you put into this a year ago is still very current. Great job!
This is a good summary. One minor thing, the last I heard from CGI is that they plan to have the small asteroid clusters dynamically spawn, persist for a while, then despawn if there have not been any characters in the local space (i.e. both PC and NPC presence will count) for some amount of time (e.g. probably at least a few hours, maybe several). Therefore the Devs won't need to add and remove them manually as the video seemed to imply.
again a star citizen tube vid that sets it's self apart from the rest by being prepared and researched. very nice work
+john rosenskjold thank you
this is what myself and team have been patiently awaiting for. We do this shit in RL and have the experience and tools. We are all excited to put our knowledge to the test in a spacial environment.
Nobullshititanium Man that just made me laugh. But agree, the Orion lasers should be able to do some offensive damage. A laser that can drip into the toughest asteroids but fail to even break the skin of a paperweight ship, nuts!
Completely underrated series, Noobifier! Keep them coming!
+Danyel J. Roberts thanks very much. Hopefully people watch them well into the future
I currently have a prospector. I don't see myself upgrading platforms, mostly because I like the idea of having a single seater i can use to make credits. To piggy back on your example. Imagine a year into release, things are playing out much as is described in the video, but now most organizations are churning out resources at respectable levels where Hull D's and E's can almost be used. These ships change economies. So as a Prospector pilot, i can snipe out resources with a buddy running a freelancer, or a Hull B/C and turn profits before they get completely obliterated. Or for economic warfare, drive down the prices a few credits to reduce the profits of other orgs who are risking more with larger operations.
Ahhh, thank you! This was perfect. I don't know how you got so much good footage of the Orion, but I loved it.
+Anorexic Whale it was from a citizen called Athegan. O7 I am glad you liked it
Can not wait to fire up my Prospector! Thanks for all the work, TheNOOBIFIER1337!
Excellently broken down, well explained as always. The thing is that a brand new Orion crew would be well suited to operate under contracts for another company as their experience, contacts and equipment increase or gets better. Another profession that benefits from Mining directly is the Repair and Maintenance profession as better materials the mechanics have the more quality could be produced as a result!
+Andres Rosa true and agree
TheNOOBIFIER1337 :) You covered one of the three professions that I am very interested in, Mining, Repair and Cargo Hauling (not buying or selling, just getting hired to move stuff from point A to B)...
+Andres Rosa trucking farming bounty security boarding
As a cargoing wannabe I hadn't considered getting my stuff from places other than ports. This was quite interesting as usual.
I'm curious to see how difficult it will be getting the goods from a smaller sized mining ship to the transporter/fringe merchant out in space with little to no infrastructure.
_- In other news today, a serial explosion near the illicit mining colony Theta 7 ended up destroying several Hull B's and leaving a Hull C in an irreparable state. We're told security forces and several unregistered vessels are en route to the area._
+MikaelKKarlsson exactly. Cargo is wherever it is. It needs to be moved and if it's dangerous you can probably charge more
Thanks for the great information. i think mineing might be my thing also. On the concept of the mineing ship being used as a weapon : if i remember right from a scifi i have seen they called the cutting beams on a mining ship lancers and on the positive side they where some of the strongest lasers around but on the negative side the lasers had a short range.
Crewman: "Wow the cutters are pulling in pure Titanium and composite steels!"
Captain: "That can't be right!" *Reads scanner results*
Crewman: "... Well?"
Captain: "It's a Kingship"
Crewman: "FFFUUUUU!!!!"
With every new video you release my desire to play Star Citizen exponentially increases.. I've started dreaming of space adventures even.. Is this love?
being an owner of both mining ships a business plan is a definite must. for small orgs with more ships then butts to fill the Orion it will take help from an alliance to properly compete a mining mission.
Thanks for another video, went well with my morning coffee.
H Dug Same
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Nice activity morning coffee with game updates. Thanks I adopt that.
I'm finishing my daily Earl Gray watching this as well. I think that those of us with patience to gather info will do best in game.
what a unique video! no one else has explained mining in star citizen like this... this game makes me feel like i am doing work and contributing more than my actual IRL job .....and i work in management O_O.... great vid!!!
+Lewis Adelaide thanks for that. I am trying to find a unique perspective so I am happy I was able to provide something new.
Truly, thank you for this well composed video on Mining. This will be my heavy focus in game play, specifically with the Prospector / Cutlass Black. I'm hoping that my [org] will have a division for deep space mining with an Orion, eventually.
Excellent and very comprehensive video Noob, thanks for all the insights
I didn't think about mining as being a job in the verse I want to pursue but this video really intrigues me. Now I want to know more! Thanks
Well explained sir. I used to do a lot of mining in EvE Online, but this is going to be so much enjoyable and fun.
Some how i see this game is the Future of EVE Online .
so sitting in 0 sec with an hulk and erradicating asteroid field for hours? ;)
+emergcon I suppose it isn't for everyone
Except unlike Sitting in a Hulk, A solo pilot wont be running multiple accounts easily with Star Citizens PC requirements, Plus a Hulk can run Solo. These ships to do it correctly actually need crews of players to operate. This isnt like Deploying the Rorqual sending Super Drones out and compressing ore. you would need easily 3-4 people on a ship comparable to the Rorqual if not more.
There's a difference, if you have to keep an eye on your ship in case something goes wrong like an explosion from super heated rock, then you need to be aware. The benefit will always be worth it, if its long and boring work to get ore, few people will do it. There fore demand for resources will be higher hence the price will be higher, hence doing boring mining for 1 hour compared to afk mining for 1 hour will produce more profit, meaning you have to do it less. I'd rather be bored for 1 hour and make lots of money, then be afk not playing the game for 10 hours to earn the same profit.
That was a really nice vid Noob. It kinda restored my enthusiasm for SC; not that I don't have enthusiasm, I've just gone off the boil a bit :)
+Andrew S thanks very much. It was a fun video that seemed to hit well with the community
Love the series noobifier. Recent prospector footage looked and sounded great
+Paul Blanchard it was the right time to get sone mining footage for sure.
A dozen pilots all training their mining lasers at an approaching force sounds amazing and hilarious at the same time.
Have to admit, the idea of piloting a Prospector ship is actually quite enticing. Just as enticing as my currently Gemini fuel collecting and refining ship. I can certainly see myself owning a Prospector some time in the future. Either with real money or with in game credits.
Just a reminder.. this video talks about a Pioneer being "the role of the prospector.. the person, not the solo mining ship". Obviously things have changed as we now have a ship that's literally called the "Pioneer" that's attached to a different career and a different industry. Maybe some notes on top of the video could clarify that for viewers. Go to 1:10 for quote.
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Awesome summary. I've got my prospector LTI and I can't wait to get to try it out.
Fantastic video as always :) Everything you need to know about the job, NBS style. Legend! Thank you so much! Now I want to be a miner lol
Loving this series! Thanks Noobifier!
+RonnygoBOOM O7 Ronny. GlD you like it. Let me know if you want to collaborate on something in the future
I am really impressed with how in depth and dangerous this career is going to be. It makes the idea much more appealing to me. After having spent way too much time as a rock destroyer in Eve Online I thought I would never even want to touch a mining ship in SC.
+Max Backle I hope the entire game is like this
Same. With everything they have disclosed to us thus far I feel they wont let us down on that front. I am really interested to see what they do with exploration and scanning to make it not only in depth, but challenging and fun/rewarding.
the scary thing with the Orion is that if you really wanted to you could full engine tward the broadside of another ship tearing it in half or shreding to dust depending on size
I'm so excited that the prospector is so close to done, I am hoping that the in game mining mechanics aren't far behind.
Informative good quality and good narration - this is the benchmark for star citizen videos
+andrew turner thanks very much. This is part of a series of you are interested
Anyway, like I was sayin', shrimp is the fruit of the sea. You can barbecue it, boil it, broil it, bake it, saute it. Dey's uh, shrimp-kabobs, shrimp creole, shrimp gumbo. Pan fried, deep fried, stir-fried. There's pineapple shrimp, lemon shrimp, coconut shrimp, pepper shrimp, shrimp soup, shrimp stew, shrimp salad, shrimp and potatoes, shrimp burger, shrimp sandwich. That- that's about it.
As the owner of an Orion, Starfarer, Hull C, Hull B, Aurora and a Super Hornet... this video made me happy. I need to find some prospector friends. :-) .... and more cover.
This is going to be my main job in SC Verse...MINING, MINING, MINING, Exploration, Salvage. Just like in Eve Online. Can't wait for SQ42. Carrack and Orian beautiful ships.
I remember on my very very old PC (Schneider CPC 6128, of the C64 age), where I played Elite (the first one), you could fit a militray laser and a mining laser to your Cobra MKIII. The Militray Laser shot fast and overheated fast for good damage. The Mining Laser did a huge burst but you couldn't fire it fast. I always used the mining laser for combat there ^^, it was basically pixel shots so hugh rate of fire didn't help much, better to hit once and hard.
+Florence00pi we need this in Star Citizen
Great video! Loving this deep research content and really looking forward to mining in my Prospector but also occasionally working as crew on someone's Orion, that ship is amazing!
Can't wait for it! I missed mass effect so much al these years.
Subscribed! Makes me want to fly my Orion and Prospector even more now!
Mining..... like this..... BOOM! ............. drop the mic.
Well done sir. Well done. o7
I wasn't that interested in mining before, but now it sounds very appealing. However now got so many questions
If I go the solo route, having separate cargo ship like a freelance (haven't done the cargo unit math yet) to go along with my prospector to make one big run sounds good.
1) Can I spawn more than one ship at a time? Setup an outpost /cargo depot, and my freelancer parked there until it's full?
2) How do you move cargo between two ships? zero g is one thing ,but do we get like futuristic floating dolly, or mini forklift on the surface.
Mabey I am getting to ahead of the game, or maybe this has been answered before, i am just excited to see what 3.0 will bring .
Mining is going to be one of my favorite parts of this game.
Wow!!! Probably the best SC video i've seen so far...
+Alexandre Boavida thanks very much, that's appreciated
Well at least this is all finished, stable and working in the game 4 years later, oh wait...
Come back 4 years later and it'll be same.
Excellent content and presentation per usual noob. Keep up the good work!
+Ajax918 thanks 07
I have a move I want to try out. Aim the front of a Orion at the hangar bay of a Bengal. I call it the sword swallower. Fingers crossed.*
Love your StarCitizen info videos, amazing. Keep it up pease! :))
This is a job I'm totally interested in. Either mining or hauling ore. It's gonna be interesting to see this legit industrie evolve. I hope it's gonna be a great way to "grind" haha. Excellent job on this video! What's gonna be the next job you do? Perhaps a multi-part episode on the jobs inside a Javelin? ;) ;)
Great job as always, Noobifier!!! Keep em coming . . .
+KancerKowboy thanks for watching
I think, CIG made mining interesting. Or will made it in the next bigger patches.
Only clicking some buttons would become boring fast.
Thanks again for the video!
Great Video like usual. I'm a big fan of mining.Cannot wait for mining mechanics.
Fantastic job nooby!!
+GrayheadedGamer GhG in the House!!!
Imagine using the Orion mega drill to attack a space station, capital ship, or other space structures. Don't know it it'd be able to get close enough to a planet to safely hit the surface, but the options are sweet.
Great job Noob, enjoyed!
Nice detailed description on mining. I dont know about mining for me, but my wife gets excited about the thought of Mining in the Verse, so I can do transportation maybe? I could do that with a Freelancer MAX. I dont really want a Hull C or B.
Superb resource! Thanks for making this! :D
If I may make a suggestion, the vid focus mainly on running an elite-level operation. I know some casual players who're going to be put off by this, because they have no plans playing on that level. They may get the impression that casual level mining gameplay isn't feasable, contrary to what Roberts have stated. I'd therefor suggest that you devote i bigger portion of the vid to how the career is going to work for the casual player.
Thanks again :)
+Emil Amundsen I can, I feel though that it's implied that you can simply prospect in safe space and grind in peace. Like minecraft
Would be epic to see an Orion slowly pivot around and start eating away at an Idris, gouging a deep line across the hull with those mining beams.
Kemoc Tudor while mining beams can do Hull damage, I don't think they're gonna do much damage to ships themselves. Considering combat ship hulls are designed to take both directed energy weapons, and ballistic rounds.
I need to join Noobs organization. He seems to know what's up!
+Tony Vargas you can tryout if you like. ENEMY CONTACT 00000000
+1 On the drill as a weapon.
I wonder what happens to those players who one day just decide to act like an idiot and get hired by someone on an orion or something and screw everything up for the ship owner.(sure they might get bad rep etc., but that's not gonna help the ship owner with the situation the idiot has put the owner in) You'll need to have quite a big org to always be able to hire someone (more or less trustworthy and capable of doing the job) and even then you can't always trust everyone tbh (especially in a really big org). Then there's of course the matters of someone disconnecting etc.
The internet is full of trolls and idiots which has lead me to not trusting pretty much anyone which is also a reason why I trust AI more than most of the players, especially when there's going to be more than one tier of AIs.
Anyways good summary and job well done! :)
Im becoming more unsure of what type of game this will be, *Coop/Multiplayer or MMO* ?
With all the different job positions its starting to lean more and more towards an MMO type of game(unless you can hire AI to fill positions), *BUT* with the fancy graphics, the larger the game becomes in the multiplayer perspective, *desync* and *lag* will come back to bite you in the ass and ruin gameplay. *-Concerned Citizen*
+Ondskemannen it is an MMO. It was always from day one described as a first person MMO.
I see, must have missed those videos then.
Thanks for the clarification.
Ondskemannen Lag? Ran fine on my old 3GB card and even better on my 6GB.
Great indepth video, although solo mining doesn't seem like it will be a thing unless you can have multiple accounts which I doubt you would be even able to run them on a single PC.
Noobifier is our "Drill" Instructor ;p Who would have thought that mining can be sexy
+Beast_Clintwood o7
There's been next to zero discussion/info about "cargo transfer" so far... I wonder how that's gonna be done. Moving each container one by one? Automated? Drone AI (similar to Astro drones)? I mean if it takes more time to move the cargo to a Hauler, rather than just jump back to civilization, there will be very little "down time".
Noobifier you ROCK - awesome video and OMG what research -
+Oxford_sc red panda standing by
You might wanna add a star f and star g to your groups, since they can help with refueling your ship so that way you dont wind up being left with down time as you wait for someone to show up to help refuel you, it's best to be with an unnecessary tool than to be without a necessary one. If you know what I mean.
The Prospector can't refine ore, only the Orion can. The Prospector can mine planetside, but the Orion can't.
If I'm not mistaken the orion has an extra step of refinery that the prospector doesn't... but I cannot remember if it was that you can actually melt the ores down to ingots in an orion to save even more storage space or something else along the line.
+MannyXVIII true
Another fantastic summary! great work. where did you get all the detailed info about the beamoperator and laser adjustments etc? Very detailed I didnt know about this being so intrigate, exciting stuff!
If you risk losing the Orion might as well be able to punch a hole in them with that laser. even if it risks damaging the laser.
So excited to get in my Prospector.
So the "pioneer" people would be the explorer class ships?
Frelancer DUR and such or not?
+TheJoker1432 yes, sensor equipped ships
I wish Devs would make an easy way to sell information of asteroids, jump points, shipwrecks and so.
To be honest, I'm glad it's taking so long for S.C. to be released. There's so many basic occupations like hauling, mining, ship repair, etc... to choose from (more to come?) that I have time to decide (I hope). ;-)
Nice vid and information! Thanks for the work.
Great video again.. I can't wait for game to go live..
awesome run down bro thanks I own a bounty hunter org but I thing I might have a mining team for extra cash also this means a lot of people will most probably need protection while in certain sectors great job an thumbs up :D
+Crazy Gamer thanks, it might be a nice distraction from piracy
I just found your channel and am really enjoying your content and no b.s. Presentation.
+Tony D thanks I hope you continue to find interesting things to watch
Nobullshitunobtainium confirmed.
+Michael Do Couto lol
I've heard that the Prospector (and most Orion variants) don't actually do refining. They process the ore to some extent, but on-site refining is likely to be limited to a particular variant of the Orion.
Forget where exactly I heard this though - it was one of the Q&A videos done by CIG some time ago (not helpful, I know)
+Daniel White its true. The prospector has no refinery
Just One thing to say.... AWESOME!!!
+William Lang thanks for the support William
"Superior content" you have my sub and my full attention with your amazing videos.
+Khallx welcome and thanks for the support
Great summary. Well done. One question...How did the Argo get on station?
Thank you TheNOOBIFIER1337 for using my Orion rendering ;) is BLENDER work.
+TheGIK nice. I purposefully left the signature in the art as I knew it likely belonged to someone
but in other video you take my rendering and put your LOGO on it, is not fine. This work cost many many time to my time, is not the best artwork i known, but is my work. And see it with your logo is not fine for me. I think is better if you put credits in INFO of your video. is not funny to see our work with yuor logo over. thank you
Do we know if we can physically store material (to sell later date) yet? grt vid Noo!
Great video; and love the scenario :-)
Thanks for this update. I will be mining as well.
Great job boiling this down