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Hope it's ok to borrow the thread a little
You can kinda solo them in a combat mech easy. -)
That doesn't sound too bad, thanks. There are 3 nests right next to each in my current game, just over a hill. Looks tempting. I thought it was a late game thing to take them on.
Think it depends on you having carbon armor as a breakthrough, would deff go at them early if i had that breakthrough. Problably also not a bad call to do if on sow and sell, selling carbon early game, if you have that sniper that is, you can have it in roughly 10 days self produced i guess or wait to see what scanvenges brings. Otherwise i would only go for it around mid-late y2, not sure on military though could be nice to have carbon cover from those fliers as they come as early as day 3.
You do need Crafting 5 (no failure at 8) to make Carbon Armor and Construction 5 to make carbon rooms (although carbon turbines do not have a minimum), so it might not do you much good to ransack nests too early. On the other hand, the stuff doesn't spoil -- and it can take some time to observe, mine and then carry thousands of nanotubes back to base -- so perhaps the earlier the better. :)
Glad you brought this up. A stack of nanotubes is a great way to get the Quick Money achievement (at least 200k Galacticoins in one trade). And you definitely cannot get nanotubes fast enough in the Trading scenario. The first two ships took nanotubes, but I only had them mined in time for the second. If I had had them when the first ship came, I would have finished the scenario in about 25 days.
As it was, it was another six to ten ships before another one bought nanotubes (many of them would sell, but not buy nanotubes).
Thanks. I don't have the carbon armor breakthrough, but done several discoveries on expeditions. One of them was the nests and the animals there, got them all at the same time, so I don't have to observe. Can just go mine.
Seems like the nests are protected by about 10 small insects and one bigger. Or do many more insects appear when we attack them?
I watched a few of the small ones take out an Ulfen that ventured too close to the nest yesterday. Was killed almost instantly...
I've found a railgun, and just finally found a power core and have researched laser pistols, and also recently synthetic armor, so might give it a shot today!
You know that point in a game when you finally achieve some critical goal and you can suddenly sense success? For me, it's always that first railgun. Got one on my very first scavenge once. Game over.
Best of luck. Let us know of your glorious victory. :)