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* If you're in a private server with 2-3 people, you can dump into one NPC base and keep dumping into it until you can't. Then, when you feel the time is right, you can blow up the base to collect the 10% of ore you put in. This is called '''Boom Mining''' (It's only worth doing when your base has a TON of materials). | * If you're in a private server with 2-3 people, you can dump into one NPC base and keep dumping into it until you can't. Then, when you feel the time is right, you can blow up the base to collect the 10% of ore you put in. This is called '''Boom Mining''' (It's only worth doing when your base has a TON of materials). | ||
* Start transferring once you have | * Start transferring once you have '''12 Loyalty''' and above as you get more money by selling the ore you transferred rather than dumping. | ||
* If your having trouble moving your camera and ship towards an Ore press X to shift the camera to your ship instead of character.</div> | |||
==Ships== | ==Ships== | ||
In Mining, there is a dedicated class of Ships called [[:Category:Miner|Miner Ships]]. Miner Class ships are solely used for mining Ores. These ships do not have any form of dedicated weaponry and tend to be slow, and have no damage resistance, which makes them extremely weak against attackers. | In Mining, there is a dedicated class of Ships called [[:Category:Miner|Miner Ships]]. Miner Class ships are solely used for mining Ores. These ships do not have any form of dedicated weaponry and tend to be slow, and have no damage resistance, which makes them extremely weak against attackers. | ||