That was an excellent video, but for an experienced ship and ground vehicle miner, I see you made a lot of mistakes, which would have saved you time. The first mistake is that you did not need to fly to an outpost to spawn your ROC if you were starting off at Lorville. You can spawn your ROC at the outer gates at Lorville. The second mistake was flying all the way to Crusader to start mining. The Moons around Hurston are the best for ROC mining. One in particular is Ariel if you are looking for Hadnite.
@@CaptainFlynn117 Careful wth Ariel - You will need a HOT suit (Pembrooke) and your ROC will over heat. Bring the BIG tractor gun so you can load your ROC back in your Cutty when it over heats. She might coold down and turn back on.. but you will atleast be able to transfer your gem load into the Cutty. I like Daymar because its not a fire death ball, has Hadonite, and close mining stations to sell the gems. BUT... Ariel will get you rich the fastest.. more risk, more reward. There are special foods you can eat and drink before hand to help you stay hydrated because again.. Ariel sucks about things that are alive.. lol
This video gave me so much joy. My first ROC experience I didn't have a ship big enough so I drove 6km into the mountains, in the dark, outside SMO-18 on microTech and promptly overcharged a rock, disabling the ROC. I walked the 6km back to the facility and with its glowing lights in sight and within reach, I fell into a crevasse and died. Good times!
Wait until you foind out there are ground stations at the outskirts of Loreville where you can summon ground vechicles. Dolvine - AKA - Grenades. They are so tempermental. I had no idea that exploded that far away.
Yeah I know right? I flew one way back in 2947, and it’s really cool coming back to it now and seeing how they updated the design, there’s so much more space
@@bschannel5236 yes the Cutlass looks huge but it's tiny compared to the Corsair. I love my Cutty Black, so much so that I even went as far as to pay real money for it so I don't have to grind for it on the next wipe. But I always feel that the Cutlass has a lot of wasted space behind the Cockpit. They could easily have added another 4-6 SCU of cargo space and still kept the bunks and the turret. They could certainly have added a shower / toilet because the much smaller Cutter has one.
Love this video! Honestly before I started ROC mining I saw more than 5 videos in order to learn. Best hint of those videos: be no more than 2,500ft, put your ship on nav mode, scan/tab frequently. You will normally see 15km, 12km unknown rocks, you will follow those one but keep scanning each 2-3 seconds and randomly it will appear 5km or less unknown rocks, those 100% will be Hadanite, those pay 275UEC each. I saw another guy on youtube doing this, i follow his steps and it’s LEGIT. 100% will always be Hadanite. Oh and most importantly, Best place to mine Hadanite is on Aberdeen 100%
"How much bad luck do you want?" - CaptainFlynn: "YESSSS!" Man, how many ROCs did I blow up until I figured out to - safety first - back up before the rock cracks open and might damage the vehicle. This series has kind of a Souls first letsplay. It sets me back to my starter days in SC. And I shall be damned, it's fun to watch, big time! Hope you'll get more subscribers and clicks and all. You earned it!
Thanks again man! Yeah experience is the best teacher sometimes lol I’m sure I’ll figure it out eventually, I’m really glad you are enjoying the series!
You are so fun to watch ! Im a veteran now and seeing somebody experience the things I loved doing for the first time is amazing. You just gained a sub
This was enjoyable to watch. It seems like you're genuinely having a good time so I don't want to point out all things you could have done differently because honestly learning it is great. But, always wear a backpack. You could have transferred the ore from your ROC to your Cutlass to at least save the load if you had a big backpack.
@@CaptainFlynn117 Also, I'm wondering if you wouldn't mind telling me your specs, I'm still trying to build a pc for star citizen and you seem to get decent performance.
Well I just barely upgraded yesterday, previously I was on a 2080ti with a 8700k, but I was forced to play on 1080p when recording and barely got 40fps. I just got a 7950X3D with a 4090, I get well over 100 fps now and the difference is night and day, but so is the price. If the price is worth the performance and higher resolution for you, I'd recommend it. If not, it's still very playable with a lower spec pc, especially with DLSS
I enjoyed watching you trying out ROC mining. I've only done a bit of mining myself, and done more trading (which is very annoying with that bug spawning enemies inside armistice zones) and salvaging. As a beginner, I did a lot of box runs. I don't know if the late stage box runs are still in the game, as I haven't built my rep for that back up again. But having to find a bunch of boxes in a bunker, that may or may not be attacked, is a fun one in my opinion. I see that people have already mentioned you can get the ROC at Lorville (closest place is a few kilometers from the spaceport). NewBabbage also have a similar option. If you can get access to a ship that can be called at a vehicle station (Pisces or any snub ship not bound to the ground as the "motorcycle speeders" are) you can fly up from there and learn the route backwards to the spaceport. However, finding a description or video covering it might be faster. :)
@@CaptainFlynn117 I did a lot of them back in 3.20 and 3.21. So no enemies spawning in armistice zones (where most collect and drop-offs were) and I flew a Pisces. The standard and the expedition variants are perfect for those box missions. I also think the missions themselves tend to glitch more often, and one glitched box and the entire mission is impossible to complete. So, I'm not surprised you didn't stuck with it. If they still are in, I think it was 45K reward, where you have to find 3 boxes in the bunker. And a good chance to find some nice weapon (snipers, LMGs, railguns, etc) while looking.
You also could have used the inventory on your ship to unload the stuff in your armor and then split what you had in the rock into smaller pieces and put them into your armor one at a time while you move them to the inventory of your ship.
Great video may i make suggestion. Next time you decide to run for it put your gear up first as the new MM (Master Mode) will keep you slow when your gear is down. :)
Quick Tip: the new map IS showing you If a location does have a Spawn terminal or repair Option. Open map, click on every location on a moon in exaple and you will noticed respective Icons at the Locations in the left Hand.
I'm also new to the verse, been ROC mining for a couple weeks. I'd recommend mining on Magda, moon of Hurston, for a couple of reasons - there are almost no pirates there, I have seen only one, while on Daymar I was attacked far too often while collecting the Roc, and there's almost no aphorite there, which you don't want to mine, cause it's bugged and you can't sell it in stacks. Also when you scan you can pretty much ignore everything that's more than 5km away, roc mineables will always be under 5km (very often like 1.5-2.5 range) and they don't always show up on the first scan, you want to spam it and constantly look around. As for the signature, ROC mineables always have a signature that can be divided by 620, 620 being a single rock, so you can determine how much rocks are there and if it's worth your while. Good luck, I love the series!
Dude that was way harder work than it needed to be, but that's fine we all had to start somewhere. One of the tricks of ROC mining is to know where to go. Go to OM1 and fly straight down towards the moon. One of the main reasons is you will always be in the sunlight. Also fly towards the sun. You definitely want Hadanite, don't waste your time with Dolavine as it's worth a lot less than Hadanite, plus it's a lot more unstable. Aphorite is currently bugged, so don't bother with it. When you get into it you can make about 250 to 300 k an hour, mining Hadanite. Another trick if you accidentally overcharge the Rock just move the beam away from it. The reason your ROC was damaged was because you exploded the rocks and that's what did the damage. Explosions are generally bad. It was nothing to do with New Deal. LOL Also if you have a backpack and remember to bring a tractor beam you can easily pick up the mined rocs by hand and then transfer them to your Cutty Black. Keep trying, ROC mining has long been my go to money making loop, at least until I discovered Scraping panels with the Vulture.
ok magda is a good place to learn (one of hurstans moons) om1 good place (lots of daylight) look for any signal under 5km distance (they will be gems) and pay attention the right hand side of the ui in mining mode it gives optimal range !
On hurston there are tons of gems too. Not many rocks but most signatures will be gems. I usually mine ita or Magda though in the mole. Or wala and celin out of the system.
ROC mining has been so janky for me that i switched over to rented prospector mining, it's more profitable than i thought and pretty relaxing when you want to just chill and make some money.
try Aberdeen next time. You need Pembroke suit for the heat protection. I usually make millions there if server fps is nice signature is 620 for 1 large gem rock so anything divisible by 620 is the RS signature you are looking for. ignore green and blue veins, you need pink-ish for Hadanite
@@CaptainFlynn117 don't fracture all rocks back to back, your reactor will overheat and die, also each gem on the floor tanks your FPS. crack - collect, crack - collect. you can zoom in at the rocks while in your cockpit and see the color of the veins btw
It does not exist easy UEC at all in SC thought. Whatever you want to do, even the most silly think, you have to learn about it for a while. And is a great fact! If you are lazy and easy and quick achievements liked, that is not your game!
Star Citizen looks tedious to play, but it's fun to watch. Looks like future humanity is still dealing with dysfunctional equipment sold by friggin used car salesman.
This looks a bit staged to me. He lists off features, and it seems scripted, with the night, the encounter, the mild, but not game-breaking bugs, the series of events. Idk.
I mean, I guess maybe I can see how you’d think that? It’s not though, I just record my experiences and try to edit out the boring bits like quantum travel. I was surprised by how well everything sort of flowed in this particular session, which is why I uploaded it. It’s probably my favorite video so far
![I go full ballistic. [STAR CITIZEN RAW GAMEPLAY]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/EdWund6uWxk/mqdefault.jpg)
That was an excellent video, but for an experienced ship and ground vehicle miner, I see you made a lot of mistakes, which would have saved you time. The first mistake is that you did not need to fly to an outpost to spawn your ROC if you were starting off at Lorville. You can spawn your ROC at the outer gates at Lorville. The second mistake was flying all the way to Crusader to start mining. The Moons around Hurston are the best for ROC mining. One in particular is Ariel if you are looking for Hadnite.
That’s some good info, I had no idea you could retrieve ground vehicles at Lorville. Thanks for the tips, really glad you enjoyed!
@@CaptainFlynn117 Careful wth Ariel - You will need a HOT suit (Pembrooke) and your ROC will over heat. Bring the BIG tractor gun so you can load your ROC back in your Cutty when it over heats. She might coold down and turn back on.. but you will atleast be able to transfer your gem load into the Cutty. I like Daymar because its not a fire death ball, has Hadonite, and close mining stations to sell the gems. BUT... Ariel will get you rich the fastest.. more risk, more reward. There are special foods you can eat and drink before hand to help you stay hydrated because again.. Ariel sucks about things that are alive.. lol
This video gave me so much joy. My first ROC experience I didn't have a ship big enough so I drove 6km into the mountains, in the dark, outside SMO-18 on microTech and promptly overcharged a rock, disabling the ROC. I walked the 6km back to the facility and with its glowing lights in sight and within reach, I fell into a crevasse and died. Good times!
Oh man that must’ve been so tedious at the time, but absolutely a great memory to look back on. Really glad you enjoyed the video!
Welcome to the "NPC randomly spawns and starts shooting you in armistice" bug. Star Citizen being Star Citizen.
Armistices zones will disappear at some points so
Wait until you foind out there are ground stations at the outskirts of Loreville where you can summon ground vechicles. Dolvine - AKA - Grenades. They are so tempermental. I had no idea that exploded that far away.
when i first saw the cutlass in my garage i was like....whoa! that's huge! LOL
Yeah I know right? I flew one way back in 2947, and it’s really cool coming back to it now and seeing how they updated the design, there’s so much more space
@@bschannel5236 yes the Cutlass looks huge but it's tiny compared to the Corsair. I love my Cutty Black, so much so that I even went as far as to pay real money for it so I don't have to grind for it on the next wipe. But I always feel that the Cutlass has a lot of wasted space behind the Cockpit. They could easily have added another 4-6 SCU of cargo space and still kept the bunks and the turret. They could certainly have added a shower / toilet because the much smaller Cutter has one.
The cutlass is the size of axes thrusters of the Bengal so it's little ^^
Love this video! Honestly before I started ROC mining I saw more than 5 videos in order to learn.
Best hint of those videos: be no more than 2,500ft, put your ship on nav mode, scan/tab frequently. You will normally see 15km, 12km unknown rocks, you will follow those one but keep scanning each 2-3 seconds and randomly it will appear 5km or less unknown rocks, those 100% will be Hadanite, those pay 275UEC each. I saw another guy on youtube doing this, i follow his steps and it’s LEGIT. 100% will always be Hadanite. Oh and most importantly, Best place to mine Hadanite is on Aberdeen 100%
Great tips man, thanks! I may have to make a follow up video for mining, really glad you enjoyed the video!
"How much bad luck do you want?" - CaptainFlynn: "YESSSS!"
Man, how many ROCs did I blow up until I figured out to - safety first - back up before the rock cracks open and might damage the vehicle. This series has kind of a Souls first letsplay. It sets me back to my starter days in SC. And I shall be damned, it's fun to watch, big time! Hope you'll get more subscribers and clicks and all. You earned it!
Thanks again man! Yeah experience is the best teacher sometimes lol I’m sure I’ll figure it out eventually, I’m really glad you are enjoying the series!
You are so fun to watch ! Im a veteran now and seeing somebody experience the things I loved doing for the first time is amazing. You just gained a sub
Thank you very much! I'm really glad you enjoyed watching!
This was enjoyable to watch. It seems like you're genuinely having a good time so I don't want to point out all things you could have done differently because honestly learning it is great. But, always wear a backpack. You could have transferred the ore from your ROC to your Cutlass to at least save the load if you had a big backpack.
You can put full power to shields and it will make you way tankier. You don't need power for ballistics weapons on your ship.
Really entertaining content man, got me hooked the entire time.
Thank you, I'm really happy you enjoyed it!
@@CaptainFlynn117 Also, I'm wondering if you wouldn't mind telling me your specs, I'm still trying to build a pc for star citizen and you seem to get decent performance.
Well I just barely upgraded yesterday, previously I was on a 2080ti with a 8700k, but I was forced to play on 1080p when recording and barely got 40fps. I just got a 7950X3D with a 4090, I get well over 100 fps now and the difference is night and day, but so is the price. If the price is worth the performance and higher resolution for you, I'd recommend it. If not, it's still very playable with a lower spec pc, especially with DLSS
Nice to see some casual gameplay.
I enjoyed watching you trying out ROC mining. I've only done a bit of mining myself, and done more trading (which is very annoying with that bug spawning enemies inside armistice zones) and salvaging. As a beginner, I did a lot of box runs. I don't know if the late stage box runs are still in the game, as I haven't built my rep for that back up again. But having to find a bunch of boxes in a bunker, that may or may not be attacked, is a fun one in my opinion.
I see that people have already mentioned you can get the ROC at Lorville (closest place is a few kilometers from the spaceport). NewBabbage also have a similar option. If you can get access to a ship that can be called at a vehicle station (Pisces or any snub ship not bound to the ground as the "motorcycle speeders" are) you can fly up from there and learn the route backwards to the spaceport. However, finding a description or video covering it might be faster. :)
Really glad you enjoyed! I did a couple box missions, never really stuck with it but the box bunker missions sound cool
@@CaptainFlynn117 I did a lot of them back in 3.20 and 3.21. So no enemies spawning in armistice zones (where most collect and drop-offs were) and I flew a Pisces. The standard and the expedition variants are perfect for those box missions. I also think the missions themselves tend to glitch more often, and one glitched box and the entire mission is impossible to complete. So, I'm not surprised you didn't stuck with it.
If they still are in, I think it was 45K reward, where you have to find 3 boxes in the bunker. And a good chance to find some nice weapon (snipers, LMGs, railguns, etc) while looking.
You also could have used the inventory on your ship to unload the stuff in your armor and then split what you had in the rock into smaller pieces and put them into your armor one at a time while you move them to the inventory of your ship.
Yeah thats true, I didn’t even consider that possibility. I’ll keep it in mind for next time
Great video may i make suggestion. Next time you decide to run for it put your gear up first as the new MM (Master Mode) will keep you slow when your gear is down. :)
when the ROC blew up and fell apart.. I want you to know I only laughed because I felt the pain.. I did that my very first run and it sucks a big one
😂😂😂😂😂 This was great! I needed that laugh
Thanks, I'm really glad you enjoyed it!
Quick Tip: the new map IS showing you If a location does have a Spawn terminal or repair Option. Open map, click on every location on a moon in exaple and you will noticed respective Icons at the Locations in the left Hand.
Oh yeah great idea, I keep forgetting to use that feature
This is good entertaining content keep it up !
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed!
I'm also new to the verse, been ROC mining for a couple weeks. I'd recommend mining on Magda, moon of Hurston, for a couple of reasons - there are almost no pirates there, I have seen only one, while on Daymar I was attacked far too often while collecting the Roc, and there's almost no aphorite there, which you don't want to mine, cause it's bugged and you can't sell it in stacks. Also when you scan you can pretty much ignore everything that's more than 5km away, roc mineables will always be under 5km (very often like 1.5-2.5 range) and they don't always show up on the first scan, you want to spam it and constantly look around. As for the signature, ROC mineables always have a signature that can be divided by 620, 620 being a single rock, so you can determine how much rocks are there and if it's worth your while. Good luck, I love the series!
Hey thanks, that’s really helpful info! I’m glad you enjoy the series!
great video, way to have handled that pirate!! Yea, very entertaining video bud
Dude that was way harder work than it needed to be, but that's fine we all had to start somewhere. One of the tricks of ROC mining is to know where to go. Go to OM1 and fly straight down towards the moon. One of the main reasons is you will always be in the sunlight. Also fly towards the sun. You definitely want Hadanite, don't waste your time with Dolavine as it's worth a lot less than Hadanite, plus it's a lot more unstable. Aphorite is currently bugged, so don't bother with it. When you get into it you can make about 250 to 300 k an hour, mining Hadanite. Another trick if you accidentally overcharge the Rock just move the beam away from it. The reason your ROC was damaged was because you exploded the rocks and that's what did the damage. Explosions are generally bad. It was nothing to do with New Deal. LOL Also if you have a backpack and remember to bring a tractor beam you can easily pick up the mined rocs by hand and then transfer them to your Cutty Black. Keep trying, ROC mining has long been my go to money making loop, at least until I discovered Scraping panels with the Vulture.
ok magda is a good place to learn (one of hurstans moons) om1 good place (lots of daylight) look for any signal under 5km distance (they will be gems) and pay attention the right hand side of the ui in mining mode it gives optimal range !
On hurston there are tons of gems too. Not many rocks but most signatures will be gems. I usually mine ita or Magda though in the mole. Or wala and celin out of the system.
ROC mining has been so janky for me that i switched over to rented prospector mining, it's more profitable than i thought and pretty relaxing when you want to just chill and make some money.
Just fyi any outpost in hurston space with "HDMS" is a mining outpost, thus you dont need to travel all the way across stanton to pick up the ROC
Thanks, that's good to know for next time!
This was very fun to watch :) sucsribed
Thanks I'm glad you enjoyed!
You could saved your stash with a big tractor beam that cost like 20k. Anyway, my very first rock also broke my ROC.
try Aberdeen next time. You need Pembroke suit for the heat protection.
I usually make millions there if server fps is nice
signature is 620 for 1 large gem rock
so anything divisible by 620 is the RS signature you are looking for.
ignore green and blue veins, you need pink-ish for Hadanite
Really good info, thanks!
@@CaptainFlynn117 don't fracture all rocks back to back, your reactor will overheat and die, also each gem on the floor tanks your FPS. crack - collect, crack - collect. you can zoom in at the rocks while in your cockpit and see the color of the veins btw
Almost said, dont forget your limpets...
NPCs over Shubin are a bitch. They need to move that contract. You picked a bad time to leave me loose wheel lol.
Hate to break the fourth wall but the servers are big problem for doing things which require precise timing like mining.
you are 1000 percent correct.
It does not exist easy UEC at all in SC thought. Whatever you want to do, even the most silly think, you have to learn about it for a while. And is a great fact! If you are lazy and easy and quick achievements liked, that is not your game!
Gets a sub and a nice like, if you wanna ever do any missions lmk!
Oh cool, thank you very much! I may have to take you up on that someday if I have the time
@@CaptainFlynn117 Ofcourse! hope to see ya in the verse!
Love new CIG update - ballistics do nothing and have long af "cooldown" :)
Star Citizen looks tedious to play, but it's fun to watch.
Looks like future humanity is still dealing with dysfunctional equipment sold by friggin used car salesman.
Nothing is easy in this game as long as we have such poor server performance... lags, desyncs, breaking the whole game.
Nothing is easy in a game that barely works lol
This looks a bit staged to me. He lists off features, and it seems scripted, with the night, the encounter, the mild, but not game-breaking bugs, the series of events. Idk.
I mean, I guess maybe I can see how you’d think that? It’s not though, I just record my experiences and try to edit out the boring bits like quantum travel. I was surprised by how well everything sort of flowed in this particular session, which is why I uploaded it. It’s probably my favorite video so far
YOU look a bit staged to me.