Mining is an important part of life in Estin City and as player. Companies that produce the refined goods and consumer-level goods require a steady and consistent stream of raw materials in which they pay for in the Mining Exchange. These prices often vary from day to day and are determined by stock performance, production rates, and demand of the purchasing companies.
The objective of mining is quite simple; purchase a Mining Droid, enable its mining status,
and then monitor it until it gets full. Once it's full, you can transfer anything it's mined into
your Mining Operation.
Once your Mining Operation has raw materials, you can then sell them on the Mining Exchange.
Ensuring your keep all of your Mining Droids functional and operating will help you to avoid wasting time, money, and missing out on potential price swings that could greatly benefit your pockets.
Once you've purchased a Mining Operation license, you can begin obtaining mining droids, mining, and will get access to the Mining Resource Exchange where you can try your hand at making profits.
As you earn more and more, you may be tempted to upgrade your Mining Operation level. This will grant you access to more expensive Mining Droids, the ability to mine more expensive minerals, and more equipment storage space.
Mining Droids are organized into classes. The higher the class letter, the more valuable the minerals
it can mine. However, this also means they are more expensive to purchase and maintain.
These things operate on battery power and electricity, no smug and nasty pollutants. This does mean
you'll need to charge them for a small fee once their power is depleted.
Lastly, if you've outgrown your need and wish to recoup some credits, you can sell them on the
Mining Droid Equipment Exchange. It's here where other citizens can buy and sell their mining equipment in
an open-market style exchange.
