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i think that if you are not allied with the faction and you use their training dummies they get angry at you and tell you to stop and afterwards they attack you.
The town buildings can vary between games.
Check your faction rep before using their stuff.
Squin used to have easily 5 spots of copper , for 2 men each (so you could put 10 guys mining there ), not too distant from each other, i would make tons of cash there mining (well, relatively speaking for a poor man with no base :)
but it enabled me to get quite a bit of cats and buy nice stuff.
Now i'm resorting to mining mostly iron and some copper close to Stack.
It just seems there's way less rocks to mine now, OR they are much more separated, or have been moved to other places.
Even in Blister Hill i remember mining not so far from it, and those rocks are still gone.
Basicly there seems to be quite a bit of Iron, and not that many copper (especially clumped together)
I'm not complaining though, it's just an observation, i'm having tons of fun playing Kenshi, as usual :)
Had kenshi for over a year and now just started playing it becuase of the 1.0 release a few days ago.. kinda gotten hooked on it now lul
Iron, copper, stone can be mined. Nothing else. Stone mines need to be build. Some pre existing stone mines exist in some settlements though.
I normally set up a mercenary tent, a campfire, and a bunch of bedrolls there, as that happens to be a good place to set up a small recovery camp. The route to Squin-Hub can have a disturbing number of dust bandit caps between them. It's also a good vantage point for spotting animals in the area.