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Thread: Resources changed

Cherubani
Sun Jul 20, 2003 3:12 pm
#1

Did the names of resources change? Until about a week ago I was surveying and sampling a lot of Ehaw and Iloe and Quadiewotiava but now none of those are available on the survey tool, there are all new names. What happened?
BrownBuffalo
Sun Jul 20, 2003 3:38 pm
#2

resources change every few days (8 i think)
Permethrin
Mon Jul 21, 2003 6:57 am
#3

From what I can tell from reading on the forum, different servers are handling resources differently. But yes, if the names of resources changed, then you are on a server that is rotating resources. On Bloodfin they pretty much come in "en masse". They stay around for about a week, then the best start going one by one over 4-5 more days. You eventually get down to a paltry few that aren't worth harvesting at all. Then one day, bingo, you have a bunch of new ones.


Oh, for about 6-10 hours after they appear, you can't sample them . You get a message that says "density too low", even if you are sitting on a 80% vein.


Hope this helps.

Savvaqet
Mon Jul 21, 2003 3:52 pm
#4

So how long is it supposed to take for the resources to become"available" again? Some of the new resources have been around more than 12 hours now and still can't be sampled. What'sworse isthe totality of it: Some things I can't makenow because for the moment there are NO chemicals on Rori at all that can be sampled...
Philomorph
Mon Jul 21, 2003 4:56 pm
#5






Savvaqet wrote:
So how long is it supposed to take for the resources to become"available" again? Some of the new resources have been around more than 12 hours now and still can't be sampled. What'sworse isthe totality of it: Some things I can't makenow because for the moment there are NO chemicals on Rori at all that can be sampled...




This is your incentive to travel a bit. Since game launch there hasn't been Extrusive Ore on Naboo on Gorath. When my DE friend finally got to level 2 blueprints, he needed it, so he's on Tatooine now, running a few harvesters to stock up. Just how it is.



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