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[[File:Phage with Titan.jpg|alt=Image of a Phage-Class Station next to a K225 ship|thumb|Full view of an operating Phage-Class Station showing its characteristic ringoid net with a K225 Titan ship for scale.]] | [[File:Phage with Titan.jpg|alt=Image of a Phage-Class Station next to a K225 ship|thumb|Full view of an operating Phage-Class Station showing its characteristic ringoid net with a K225 Titan ship for scale.]] | ||
Phage-class mineral processing and refueling stations are [[AI]]-operated semi-permanent installations that can sometimes be found in the [[A Ring|rings]]. Phage-class stations can be found by [[Astrogation|astrogating]] to a [[Big Lidar Contact|big LIDAR contact.]] Stations attach themselves to large [[ringroids]] and extract water and minerals by melting the ringoid's interior. A protective net is deployed around the target to prevent excessive fragmentation. Mineral output is delivered to [[Enceladus Prime]] via front-mounted [[Mass Driver|mass drivers]]. | ==== Introduction ==== | ||
Phage-class mineral processing and refueling stations are [[AI]]-operated semi-permanent installations that can sometimes be found in the [[A Ring|rings]]. Phage-class stations can be found by [[Astrogation|astrogating]] to a [[Big Lidar Contact|big LIDAR contact.]] They are operated by Nakamura Dynamics, manufacturers of the Yama-series nuclear [[Reactor Core|reactor cores]]. | |||
==== Behaviour ==== | |||
Stations attach themselves to large [[ringroids]] and extract water and minerals by melting the ringoid's interior. A protective net is deployed around the target to prevent excessive fragmentation. Mineral output is delivered to [[Enceladus Prime]] via front-mounted [[Mass Driver|mass drivers]]. | |||
Water is stored inside the station and delivered to miner ships docked to one of its arms. The docking arms will catch and guide nearby ships to docking position. The station will continue filling the docked ship's propellant tank until it is full or the ship disconnects. The cost of the propellant is directly subtracted from the player's account. | Water is stored inside the station and delivered to miner ships docked to one of its arms. The docking arms will catch and guide nearby ships to docking position. The station will continue filling the docked ship's propellant tank until it is full or the ship disconnects. The cost of the propellant is directly subtracted from the player's account. | ||
[[File:Wandering Phage.jpg|alt=Wandering Phage-Class station|thumb|296x296px|A wandering Phage-Class station firing its thrusters.]] | [[File:Wandering Phage.jpg|alt=Wandering Phage-Class station|thumb|296x296px|A wandering Phage-Class station firing its thrusters.]] | ||
Phage-Class stations can sometimes be found wandering the rings in search of a suitable ringoid to attach itself to. As these stations are not actively mining, they are unable to sell propellant and will warn adjacent ships to stay out of their way. | Phage-Class stations can sometimes be found wandering the rings in search of a suitable ringoid to attach itself to. As these stations are not actively mining, they are unable to sell propellant and will warn adjacent ships to stay out of their way. | ||
Crewmembers with the "Hacker" [[agenda]] will enable the player to use a special discount code which (if successful) reduces the price of propellant from 1E$/kg to 0.1E$/kg. | ==== Special Interations ==== | ||
Crewmembers with the "Hacker" [[agenda]] will enable the player to use a special discount code which (if successful) reduces the price of propellant from 1E$/kg to 0.1E$/kg.[[File:Phage Hacker Discount.jpg|alt=A hacker crewmember using a discount code.|thumb|A hacker crewmember using a discount code.|left]] | |||
[[Category:Codex]] | [[Category:Codex]] | ||
[[Category:Events]] | [[Category:Events]] | ||
[[Category:Stations]] | [[Category:Stations]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:27, 13 May 2026
Introduction
Phage-class mineral processing and refueling stations are AI-operated semi-permanent installations that can sometimes be found in the rings. Phage-class stations can be found by astrogating to a big LIDAR contact. They are operated by Nakamura Dynamics, manufacturers of the Yama-series nuclear reactor cores.
Behaviour
Stations attach themselves to large ringroids and extract water and minerals by melting the ringoid's interior. A protective net is deployed around the target to prevent excessive fragmentation. Mineral output is delivered to Enceladus Prime via front-mounted mass drivers.
Water is stored inside the station and delivered to miner ships docked to one of its arms. The docking arms will catch and guide nearby ships to docking position. The station will continue filling the docked ship's propellant tank until it is full or the ship disconnects. The cost of the propellant is directly subtracted from the player's account.
Phage-Class stations can sometimes be found wandering the rings in search of a suitable ringoid to attach itself to. As these stations are not actively mining, they are unable to sell propellant and will warn adjacent ships to stay out of their way.
Special Interations
Crewmembers with the "Hacker" agenda will enable the player to use a special discount code which (if successful) reduces the price of propellant from 1E$/kg to 0.1E$/kg.
