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One cannot obtain [[Artifacts]] and [[Minerals]] from raw production from [[Structures]] as one can with [[Research]]. Instead to obtain [[Artifacts]] and [[Minerals]] one must receive shipments of either, which are limited by available [[Cargo Space]] and the amount of production. | One cannot obtain [[Artifacts]] and [[Minerals]] from raw production from [[Structures]] as one can with [[Research]]. Instead to obtain [[Artifacts]] and [[Minerals]] one must receive shipments of either, which are limited by available [[Cargo Space]] and the amount of production. | ||
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== Differences between Artifact and Mineral Shipments == | == Differences between Artifact and Mineral Shipments == | ||
| - | [[Artifacts]] are gained one at a time, whereas [[Minerals]] are gained all at once. | + | [[Artifacts]] are normally gained one at a time with the Receive Artifact Shipment button, whereas [[Minerals]] are gained all at once. Mineral point shipments are capped at 1 million mineral points if you are over-capacity, but are otherwise only limited by your [[Cargo]] space. A checkbox was subsequently added beside the Receive Artifact Shipment button - checking this box allows you to collect up to 500 artifacts at once when you click the Receive Artifact Shipment button. |
| - | When obtaining "better" [[Artifacts]] one will not receive all the [[Artifacts]] that cost less production | + | When obtaining "better" [[Artifacts]] one will not receive all the [[Artifacts]] that cost less production as one would with mineral shipments (i.e. whenever you get [[Chrisium]] you will get even more [[Dynite]], in-fact once you get past the [[Dynite]] range, [[Dynite]] will initially make up around 60% of your mineral shipments). |
| - | as one would with mineral shipments | + | |
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| - | + | To put this another way, obtaining several high-AP cost artifacts will leave fewer AP for the low-AP value items, while on the other hand [[Minerals|MP]] allocation is proportional and related to your rank and production capacities. | |
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Current revision as of 15:47, 4 February 2024
One cannot obtain Artifacts and Minerals from raw production from Structures as one can with Research. Instead to obtain Artifacts and Minerals one must receive shipments of either, which are limited by available Cargo Space and the amount of production.
How Production works with Shipments
Production is gained from Structures, once gained it is held on your planets. Artifacts and Minerals (based of how powerful/valuable they are) are given ranges at which if your Artifacts or Minerals production is high enough when you receive a shipment you may receive these Artifacts or Minerals. Though a higher amount of Artifacts or Minerals production saved up will increase you chances of obtaining these Artifacts and Minerals, they do not guarantee them i.e you can still get an artifact that uses up 200 production when you had 5000 saved up.
Differences between Artifact and Mineral Shipments
Artifacts are normally gained one at a time with the Receive Artifact Shipment button, whereas Minerals are gained all at once. Mineral point shipments are capped at 1 million mineral points if you are over-capacity, but are otherwise only limited by your Cargo space. A checkbox was subsequently added beside the Receive Artifact Shipment button - checking this box allows you to collect up to 500 artifacts at once when you click the Receive Artifact Shipment button.
When obtaining "better" Artifacts one will not receive all the Artifacts that cost less production as one would with mineral shipments (i.e. whenever you get Chrisium you will get even more Dynite, in-fact once you get past the Dynite range, Dynite will initially make up around 60% of your mineral shipments).
To put this another way, obtaining several high-AP cost artifacts will leave fewer AP for the low-AP value items, while on the other hand MP allocation is proportional and related to your rank and production capacities.