Lyavite in Incursions: Difference between revisions

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| Obtain the Lyavite by mining the special asteroid within the [[Nation Mining Colony]] site itself.<br>''(this is how CCP designed it to begin with, in order to make this site different)''

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The problem with doing it that way is that not only is the asteroid 60 km away from where you warp into the site, everytime you extract ore from the asteroid, there's a chance of additional ships spawning. And once you have enough ore you'd have to make it back over to the refinery which won't be any closer than if you had just warped into the site.

So the combination of the downside of actually mining the ore, coupled with the fact that you'd have to reduce the efficiency of at least one ship to get someone capable of mining it in the first place, nobody does this anymore.

So the combination of the downside of actually mining the ore, coupled with the fact that you'd have to reduce the efficiency of at least one ship to get someone capable of mining it in the first place, nobody does this anymore. While you could have people warp in and mine for you, the asteroid disappears if you finish the site so you'd have to sit there and keep it open, protecting the miners while additional spawns pop up.

~~While~~ you ~~could have people warp in and~~ mine ~~for you,~~ the asteroid ~~disappears if you finish the site so you'd~~ have ~~to sit there and keep~~ it ~~open, protecting the miners while additional spawns pop up~~.

If you do decide to mine out the asteroid, it will have 75,000 units (90,000 m3) of Lyavite in it.

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 | Obtain the Lyavite by mining the special asteroid within the [[Nation Mining Colony]] site itself.<br>''(this is how CCP designed it to begin with, in order to make this site different)''
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 The problem with doing it that way is that not only is the asteroid 60 km away from where you warp into the site, everytime you extract ore from the asteroid, there's a chance of additional ships spawning. And once you have enough ore you'd have to make it back over to the refinery which won't be any closer than if you had just warped into the site.
-So the combination of the downside of actually mining the ore, coupled with the fact that you'd have to reduce the efficiency of at least one ship to get someone capable of mining it in the first place, nobody does this anymore.
+So the combination of the downside of actually mining the ore, coupled with the fact that you'd have to reduce the efficiency of at least one ship to get someone capable of mining it in the first place, nobody does this anymore. While you could have people warp in and mine for you, the asteroid disappears if you finish the site so you'd have to sit there and keep it open, protecting the miners while additional spawns pop up.
-While you could have people warp in and mine for you, the asteroid disappears if you finish the site so you'd have to sit there and keep it open, protecting the miners while additional spawns pop up.
+If you do decide to mine out the asteroid, it will have 75,000 units (90,000 m3) of Lyavite in it.