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Keep in mind that Scarce Resources no longer entirely removes magnesium from everywhere but Triton, but it now exists on Earthlike in desert boulders.
They're roughly replicated here, replaced with Low-Grade Magnesium.
A future plan for this might be re-adding the actual ore deposits, replaced with Low-Grade, leaving Triton with the pure stuff.
I have been considering an expansion of this concept to other ores, creating Low-Grade versions of them for planets not considered their primary, and having the ore produce a lower amount of the product along with some gravel to make things more complicated and further encourage getting the high quality ores.
Of course, I'd leave other ores as purely exclusive to certain planets, but I do like the idea of, for example:
High-Quality Gold primarily on Earthlike's moon
High-Quality Silver on one of the other moons while the others keep the low-grade stuff
Low-Quality iron in asteroids or something.
Would allow us to expand the resource distribution without having to make more exclusives.