I would like to add as someone who is Elite in Exo, it is a general rule of thumb that atmosphere landables with less than 0.27g will have good value biology, as the majority of high value exo requires this. I also recommend searching for water thin atmosphere landables with < 2g and
@@PaSt1984I would like to add, that you don't need to engineer an Artemis suit at all. I have been using the stock suit and it works just fine anyone that feels they need the bonuses you get from an engineered suit, isn't doing it right.
Great guide - I'd like to note for anyone out there recently returning to the game that this is actually a great accompaniment to D2A's previous videos for the plasma charger AX build which requires a permit lock. I used the Xeno biology and Exploration data gathered in this guide to unlock the permit locked system required for the AX build video.
Thank you (as always) for the video Astro. I've never done any biological scanning in ED and after this video I went out and tried it with your guide on Commanders Toolbox. I did it for just one afternoon, the first three planets you listed and returned home making 100,000,000! Excited to try more and start saving up for a fleet carrier. Thank you!!
I have to get myself a PC … I’m still on console playing Elite Dangerous. This game is truly remarkable. One reason I love it because this game Community majority is so mature. The kids can’t handle this game here. You really need to be patient and truly it takes time to get from a to b.
Just did this today, still works like a charm for someone like me who hasn't played the game in over 4 years and forgets everything about it lol. I love this waaaay more than running rubigo over and over.
1:40 it actually kinda does matter what colour of blue, Fdev made the shading really large and a lot of species that you'll only find on flat ground will have some steep mountains shaded in, or vice versa. I'd recommend learning the types of terrain that you find something on, so you don't waste time looking in a mountain range for Bacteria. I'd also recommend looking in the Codex for the colony distances, helps to get the right distance every time :)
I would say, for any plant selected in the filter, what you are looking for is the lighter blueish green, thats the Hotspot for that selection and often will have more than one variety present there.
As usual, a precise and very explainable description that makes it a dream to explore Exo-Biology. Smart to have it included in the CMDRS toolbox, and especially the pictures of the plants. Thanks for an excellent video. Cmdr Funbuzz from DK. Happy New year. Keep going in 2023.
I love both your videos and your live streams (especially Howard). You've also helped keep me interested and engaged in Elite Dangerous when I wasn't playing for quite some time. Thanks for all the time and effort you put into these videos as they are so helpful and worth watching and beneficial to the sim community. You deserve 100K subscribers!!!
When you're flying over the planet looking for plants it can be useful to turn on night vision. The plants then tend to show up as bright green blobs (even if the planet is lit by the sun) and it can be easier to find them.
Great tutorial as always. The only thing I'd add is I don't really think you need the list. I just tend to jump about 1200ly out from the bubble in any direction and usually most systems that far out have been scanned so the system map shows which planets have atmospheres. You can then check to see if the planet is mapped and if not I then usually go over, scan it and then land if there is Exo on it. This way you know nobody has already scanned those before. I find that the first report bonuses are so good that it's well worth doing Exo on new planets rather than doing old ones. The bonuses I get range from 4 million for bacteria to 50 million for some of the others. I had a session today and made 585 million in about 4 hours so well worth it. I'll be able to afford a fleet carrier eventually :D
4:26 I noticed that blue areas are shown for some plants, but you won't find any of them there unless you search at/below/above a certain height. I once had to land my ship at the foot of a mountain range (after finally spotting the plants from the air), drive up in my SRV, and at some point even continue on foot. A two hours trip or so, but I loved it. At one point I even slid down a ravine, not sure if I could return to the area where I needed to go. It was great. Also I could never leave a planet without having collected the genetic data for all the plant types there. That said, exobiology is otherwise terribly boring except for the beautiful screenshots you get on every 5th planet or so. It's a nice guide, but I just cannot imagine to follow it just to earn a few billions. Like all other money printing or fast material farming methods out there, it kind of kills the fun for me just to think about them.^^
One thing I'd like to add, even if you are an old hand at Exo, if you should find yourself getting tired with hunting down that seemingly fungoidia in the steep mountains that never seems to grow anywhere. I tried this the last time I was in the bubble, and the first landing site there was tons of 4 different high values all around the ship... I just ran around in a circle, trying to decide what to sample first, even though they weren't first discoveries, was still a bit of a rush.
Great guide as always. A couple of tips I've noticed while collecting xeno-biology samples are: some of the more valuable plants only grow in mountainous regions, a small ship like DBX is easier to land; within the blue regions there are different tones, the lighter tone within the blue has the higher concentration of plants; haven't found bacterium worth more than 1m yet, so if you're struggling to find it, move on.
Agree on the bacteria, most are 1 million base to 1.6 million... the higher value ones must be pretty rare because I haven't found any of those. I have to admit though, I am stubborn... I spent 2 hours looking for one type on a dark ice worlds, only to find if you are more than a few meters away with the srv, it disappears, even with the overhead camera suite. It became a matter of principal with me that I find it, not about the money, because I knew I was in the right area.
I did the first 5 planets on the list over maybe 4-5 hours and got 285 million credits in a station in Acurus. It might not be as lucrative as Robigo, but I’m finding it a lot more fun! Nice guide.
One thing you forgot to mention is the right click scan. This could be handy for new commanders and can save a good couple of minutes on planets with 3 or 4 plants. Also the Spansh road to riches site also has exobiology now with a few good filters and is good for those that don't have a great jump range right now. As long as you have an FSD that can get you just over 10Ly in one jump then Spansh is the ideal starting point.
Spansh site also has a great route planner (Expressway to Exomastery). Shows all 19 million Cr plants on any route you generate. With great parameters to set, maximum distance to planet (LS) for example etc.
New subscriber here! Im sorry I've watched like 30 videos of yours all while not being subscribed..whoops haha but you've got my vote now finally haha great video this is going to help me start from scratch on pc, so much appreciated!
This tool is amazing. If you built this website, man, hats off to you. I would FSS systems and go to each planet, but this totally stream lined the process. I'd even do geological but apparently they are a waste of time. Great video.
Saw this and had to try it out as a wing. I put 3 accounts on a Krait MK2 and found it to be a very effective way to make credits. Each account has to juice each plant, but it yielded 3x the credits. (I really do wish they would make exobio scans count for everyone in the wing, that way a team of exobio could scan a planet/system and credit everyone in the wing.) The MK2 has a small enough footprint that I could land it in the mountains, but it was very tricky. Be prepared for random crashes and disconnects though. OMG the bugs.
I’m at 2.5 billion credits currently, losing my will to keep grinding Robigo, trading, or mining, and nobody to do wing missions with. This will earn me my fleet carrier. Thank you!!
I guess I get just following a list. But it's still better to just go out in a random direction until you find a unexplored area for the 1st scan bonuses. Now unless they're flying a big large/medium ship on mountainous or rocky surfaces. The srv is 100%slower.. takes 10-30secs to take off fly 1km and land on top of the next bio. Personally, I want the option to drop out the Cargo hatch like we do with Frontline solutions
I see you've improved the guides quite a bit, nice quick pace! Well done. However.. I seem to notice a lack of actual testing methodology and actual provided stats for cretit-per-hour number and just pulling this "100mil/h" out of nowhere.
Great tutorial. Although I would say its only good for starters with low budget. It took me about an hour to scan 3 target plants (+1 plant on the list) and grant me around 60mil credit. Certainly I may reach the 100+ mil/hr goal if I (can?) double my proficiency. But the problem is that these plants are scattered only in their own areas, which means I have to super cruise and get back to find another species. Even though I tried to find areas where they overlap on heat map, never had I found to target species in 1 area.
The scan limit sounds so much like a refinery upgrade system that they just decided to skip on. (allowing more than 1 'bin' to refine) allow up to 3 max for example.
I wanna downplay the pompous sub spam comment over all the great work you've done keeping the Elite community alive, you know. As many others have said your guides and content are an absolute wealth of info. As a backer 8 years ago after a five year hiatus, they've been an invaluable source of catching up with techniques and Meta's since the whole verse is different. Good show! Don't suppose you have any good Exo ship builds to suggest? Standard builds as I don't have any guardian, engineer or power play buffs yet..
Hello friends, unfortunately the list of planets no longer works today. Today I decided to buy a small ship to explore and equip it with the necessary modules, I spent money, I went to some systems on the list, I went to some planets, I did all the steps and it doesn't work anymore. Is there a similar tutorial updated? Thank you.
It would be great to have a new/improved tutorial for the Shield Tester. I know how to enter what my ship has available (although it doesn't seem to work for just picking a shield if you don't want/need a Shield Booster). I don't really have a clue as to what to do with with settings.
Really cool list, i have never done exobiology ... i wonder where do you get the credits? do you get them instantly or do you have to sell the dna somewhere?
They are giant frisbees the size of your character, and are in mountainous region, very easy to spot, just jump back up into orbit and use the DSS and select osseus filter. Its easiest to find a spot to land on a DBX
if you dont feel safe hoarding all that data you could sell after each planet or you do the whole route without selling until the end to save lots and lots of time
Question: as an experienced explorer, if I go into the black and find my own undiscovered planets, am I likely to make more money by getting the first discovery bonuses and scanning undiscovered systems and planets at the same time with potential terrestrial worlds etc in addition to scanning all biological signals? Or is this particular route so lucrative that it will make more money than hitting random undiscovered systems? All things being equal it’s probably more fun to find brand new systems than follow in someone’s footsteps, but I want to make money too.
@@marionetteworks the time to find them. Most systems don't have planets with plants so you have to scan many before you can profit, while here you just follow the link to each system. I prefer to get first scan/map/footfall recognition when I do exobiology but the return on the scanning is low credits/hour
If you are able to be the first to find a type of biological thing you can make even more as you get a bonus. I have found let say 6 million plant and received a 30 million plus bonus.
@@DowntoEarthAstronomy Wow, **AMAZINGLY** fast response!! Thanks very much!! Looks like a total of 67 bodies (not sure how many different systems they are in, should be a lot less than 67).
So currently, there are 67 planets listed on the site... Anyone know how many there were at time of recording? Trying to gauge just how much profit one would make from this presently.
THIS! THIS IS what I was looking for!!! Fuck! nobody would explain what the hell the colors or splotches meant!! Th eonly thing is I play on PC with a controller; how do I switch between the filters when I'm looking at it via FSS?
Ah but according to the apologists this is a scientifically accurate 1:1 galaxy and space is boring so the boring plants are realistic. Somehow only our solar system has planets with weather
Unfortunately i play on xbox and am stuck on the old legacy mode, with that in mind, i love the game still. We all know what a grind this game is yet looking at this vid makes me think how much more complicated and more of agrind the game is for you guys on pc/oddyssey/horizons.... i.e i want to upgraid to the new versions on pc but this may have put me off 🤔... thoughts anyone?
I moved from PS5 to PC, I am loving it so far, oddy only cost me a tenner so its a no brainer, if you like the game that much anyway. I still cannot accept that fdev cannot get this to run on PS5.
If they would have just let us scan everything in any order, without having to do the 3 by 3 bs, more people would have been doing it without the pay increase.
Using SRV for Exo-Bio is a waste of time. It's much better to fly in a small ship like SW, Eagle, Hauler or Adder - they can land pretty much anywhere and you'll be able to see the organics from way further away than you ever would in an SRV.
I like it but it does not make it what make it what it is to explore.. explore is to follow a path less trodden not a path trodden .. that is for money grinding
This is the problem with this game. Exobiology is a laughably bad game loop that is the apex of uninspired and mediocre game design. It doesn't matter how much it pays because it sucks.
I enjoy it, but after a while I get bored and do something else. Then I come back and do it a bit more later. If I do it for long enough I get bored (or frustrated) doing combat too.
amazing video precise and in detail your amazing DTEA i have a question if your in a wing do your scans count for the other player and vice versa ? keep up the amazing work !!!
I'm not 100% sure on the wing exo- biology mechanics. I think if one person in the wing has made all 3 scans the rest only need to scan it once to get the full effect. But don't quote me on it
I would like to add as someone who is Elite in Exo, it is a general rule of thumb that atmosphere landables with less than 0.27g will have good value biology, as the majority of high value exo requires this. I also recommend searching for water thin atmosphere landables with < 2g and
I just want to add that engineering a good suit for exobiology would take approximately 27y, so the timeline checks out
Any observations on star class? i.e. Which star classes yield the highest probability for life?
I have found A, B and F to be the best.
@@PaSt1984I would like to add, that you don't need to engineer an Artemis suit at all. I have been using the stock suit and it works just fine anyone that feels they need the bonuses you get from an engineered suit, isn't doing it right.
This is extremely good advice, including joetuk's comment about engineering.
This definitely the BEST Elite Dangerous channel. Thank you for all you do D2EA!
Great guide - I'd like to note for anyone out there recently returning to the game that this is actually a great accompaniment to D2A's previous videos for the plasma charger AX build which requires a permit lock. I used the Xeno biology and Exploration data gathered in this guide to unlock the permit locked system required for the AX build video.
Thank you (as always) for the video Astro. I've never done any biological scanning in ED and after this video I went out and tried it with your guide on Commanders Toolbox. I did it for just one afternoon, the first three planets you listed and returned home making 100,000,000! Excited to try more and start saving up for a fleet carrier. Thank you!!
I have to get myself a PC … I’m still on console playing Elite Dangerous. This game is truly remarkable. One reason I love it because this game Community majority is so mature. The kids can’t handle this game here. You really need to be patient and truly it takes time to get from a to b.
Just did this today, still works like a charm for someone like me who hasn't played the game in over 4 years and forgets everything about it lol. I love this waaaay more than running rubigo over and over.
1:40 it actually kinda does matter what colour of blue, Fdev made the shading really large and a lot of species that you'll only find on flat ground will have some steep mountains shaded in, or vice versa. I'd recommend learning the types of terrain that you find something on, so you don't waste time looking in a mountain range for Bacteria.
I'd also recommend looking in the Codex for the colony distances, helps to get the right distance every time :)
Do the plant pictures on Commanders Toolbox accurately represent the kind of terrain the plants are found on?
Thank you, I was wondering why sometimes I went on a planet exploring and couldn't find ashred of bacteria
I would say, for any plant selected in the filter, what you are looking for is the lighter blueish green, thats the Hotspot for that selection and often will have more than one variety present there.
As usual, a precise and very explainable description that makes it a dream to explore Exo-Biology. Smart to have it included in the CMDRS toolbox, and especially the pictures of the plants. Thanks for an excellent video. Cmdr Funbuzz from DK. Happy New year. Keep going in 2023.
I love both your videos and your live streams (especially Howard). You've also helped keep me interested and engaged in Elite Dangerous when I wasn't playing for quite some time. Thanks for all the time and effort you put into these videos as they are so helpful and worth watching and beneficial to the sim community. You deserve 100K subscribers!!!
When you're flying over the planet looking for plants it can be useful to turn on night vision. The plants then tend to show up as bright green blobs (even if the planet is lit by the sun) and it can be easier to find them.
I just jumped back into Elite Dangerous after a hiatus, and this was exactly what I needed to know to get started with Exo-Biology. Thank you!
Great tutorial as always. The only thing I'd add is I don't really think you need the list. I just tend to jump about 1200ly out from the bubble in any direction and usually most systems that far out have been scanned so the system map shows which planets have atmospheres. You can then check to see if the planet is mapped and if not I then usually go over, scan it and then land if there is Exo on it. This way you know nobody has already scanned those before.
I find that the first report bonuses are so good that it's well worth doing Exo on new planets rather than doing old ones. The bonuses I get range from 4 million for bacteria to 50 million for some of the others. I had a session today and made 585 million in about 4 hours so well worth it. I'll be able to afford a fleet carrier eventually :D
what ship are you using for this and loadout? Thanks
@@Runescape.Viper Mk IV is the best easily
4:26 I noticed that blue areas are shown for some plants, but you won't find any of them there unless you search at/below/above a certain height. I once had to land my ship at the foot of a mountain range (after finally spotting the plants from the air), drive up in my SRV, and at some point even continue on foot. A two hours trip or so, but I loved it. At one point I even slid down a ravine, not sure if I could return to the area where I needed to go. It was great. Also I could never leave a planet without having collected the genetic data for all the plant types there.
That said, exobiology is otherwise terribly boring except for the beautiful screenshots you get on every 5th planet or so. It's a nice guide, but I just cannot imagine to follow it just to earn a few billions. Like all other money printing or fast material farming methods out there, it kind of kills the fun for me just to think about them.^^
yes its really boring but a new player can make 500m easily fast that way to buy any good ship they want.
One thing I'd like to add, even if you are an old hand at Exo, if you should find yourself getting tired with hunting down that seemingly fungoidia in the steep mountains that never seems to grow anywhere. I tried this the last time I was in the bubble, and the first landing site there was tons of 4 different high values all around the ship... I just ran around in a circle, trying to decide what to sample first, even though they weren't first discoveries, was still a bit of a rush.
Great guide as always. A couple of tips I've noticed while collecting xeno-biology samples are: some of the more valuable plants only grow in mountainous regions, a small ship like DBX is easier to land; within the blue regions there are different tones, the lighter tone within the blue has the higher concentration of plants; haven't found bacterium worth more than 1m yet, so if you're struggling to find it, move on.
Agree on the bacteria, most are 1 million base to 1.6 million... the higher value ones must be pretty rare because I haven't found any of those. I have to admit though, I am stubborn... I spent 2 hours looking for one type on a dark ice worlds, only to find if you are more than a few meters away with the srv, it disappears, even with the overhead camera suite. It became a matter of principal with me that I find it, not about the money, because I knew I was in the right area.
Thanks D2EA, been using this guide for 3 days now and just cashed in 510 million credits of data o7
This looks like fun. Many of us have a hangover from the relentless defending against Thargoids.
2-3 billion? And all I have to do is follow what you've already mapped out?
Fleet Carrier? Here I come! Thanks!
Amazing guides...was having trouble getting back into the game and your tutorials are allowing me to enjoy it again!
Let's go, my friend! I need SPACE CHEDDAR to fully engineer my Cutter. Great video, thank you!
TY! Commanders Toolbox and INARA are my gotos.
Liked and subscribed! Loads of info. Thanks man!
I did the first 5 planets on the list over maybe 4-5 hours and got 285 million credits in a station in Acurus. It might not be as lucrative as Robigo, but I’m finding it a lot more fun! Nice guide.
because of you have i now have gotten the most credits i have ever had thank you so much!!! really appreciated
One thing you forgot to mention is the right click scan. This could be handy for new commanders and can save a good couple of minutes on planets with 3 or 4 plants.
Also the Spansh road to riches site also has exobiology now with a few good filters and is good for those that don't have a great jump range right now. As long as you have an FSD that can get you just over 10Ly in one jump then Spansh is the ideal starting point.
Spansh site also has a great route planner (Expressway to Exomastery). Shows all 19 million Cr plants on any route you generate. With great parameters to set, maximum distance to planet (LS) for example etc.
in 2024 still playing and you're guides'r helping alot :) Thanks
Thanks Astro! Learned something new which is great - I didn't actually know about the Signal Filters. Very handy!
New subscriber here! Im sorry I've watched like 30 videos of yours all while not being subscribed..whoops haha but you've got my vote now finally haha great video this is going to help me start from scratch on pc, so much appreciated!
Thanks for the video really helpful as i am broke currently xD and doing mining for several hours T-T so this is nice change of pace
Great video, I would encourage people to go for the x4 first discovered bonus. You do need to do some searching but it's worth it!
This tool is amazing. If you built this website, man, hats off to you. I would FSS systems and go to each planet, but this totally stream lined the process. I'd even do geological but apparently they are a waste of time. Great video.
More excellent work from D2EA. THANK YOU.
Saw this and had to try it out as a wing. I put 3 accounts on a Krait MK2 and found it to be a very effective way to make credits.
Each account has to juice each plant, but it yielded 3x the credits. (I really do wish they would make exobio scans count for everyone in the wing, that way a team of exobio could scan a planet/system and credit everyone in the wing.)
The MK2 has a small enough footprint that I could land it in the mountains, but it was very tricky.
Be prepared for random crashes and disconnects though. OMG the bugs.
I’m at 2.5 billion credits currently, losing my will to keep grinding Robigo, trading, or mining, and nobody to do wing missions with. This will earn me my fleet carrier. Thank you!!
3 billion credits now lol, this shit rocks
@@Cheezdealer how much are u at now?
I guess I get just following a list. But it's still better to just go out in a random direction until you find a unexplored area for the 1st scan bonuses.
Now unless they're flying a big large/medium ship on mountainous or rocky surfaces. The srv is 100%slower.. takes 10-30secs to take off fly 1km and land on top of the next bio.
Personally, I want the option to drop out the Cargo hatch like we do with Frontline solutions
i thought this true but its not correct. even with 1st find bonus you wont rack in as much as these planets he compiled.
Is this still viable? Or is the billionaire blouvard out of date due to numerous cmdrs already done the same route???
Bit late watching, but a great of effort has gone into this, making it a superb guide. many thanks
I see you've improved the guides quite a bit, nice quick pace! Well done.
However.. I seem to notice a lack of actual testing methodology and actual provided stats for cretit-per-hour number and just pulling this "100mil/h" out of nowhere.
ive tested it and its higher than 100m, he was being modest.
Ahhhh Yamiks, always with the negativity 😂
This is great. Will need to get my Sqn doing this in a wing in Extended line. Thanks D2E@.
It would be great if checkboxes on the site would save their state between page refreshes, it can be easily done through javascript!
I do want to add that in the further.just didn't have time to implement it before this video had to be published. So maybe I'll add it later.
This was very helpful, thank you!
Great Work thanks ❤️o7
Great tutorial. Although I would say its only good for starters with low budget.
It took me about an hour to scan 3 target plants (+1 plant on the list) and grant me around 60mil credit. Certainly I may reach the 100+ mil/hr goal if I (can?) double my proficiency. But the problem is that these plants are scattered only in their own areas, which means I have to super cruise and get back to find another species. Even though I tried to find areas where they overlap on heat map, never had I found to target species in 1 area.
Have fast become my go to Elite Guide Channel..
The scan limit sounds so much like a refinery upgrade system that they just decided to skip on. (allowing more than 1 'bin' to refine) allow up to 3 max for example.
do u need to hire a second person in order to recall your ship while exploring a planet? also does it take long for it it be recalled?
No to both
thanks@@Johnnymagnet92
Your guides are awesome, and you did it right and didn't nag for subs until the end of the vid so take my sub dammit!
Hope you get to 100k!
I wanna downplay the pompous sub spam comment over all the great work you've done keeping the Elite community alive, you know.
As many others have said your guides and content are an absolute wealth of info. As a backer 8 years ago after a five year hiatus, they've been an invaluable source of catching up with techniques and Meta's since the whole verse is different. Good show!
Don't suppose you have any good Exo ship builds to suggest? Standard builds as I don't have any guardian, engineer or power play buffs yet..
Ship or SRV?
I consider boarding my SRV above 10% hull to the ship a failure.
Hello, thanks for the guide. I want to ask is the route one time only? Or is it some mission we can farm it multiple times?
Hello friends, unfortunately the list of planets no longer works today. Today I decided to buy a small ship to explore and equip it with the necessary modules, I spent money, I went to some systems on the list, I went to some planets, I did all the steps and it doesn't work anymore. Is there a similar tutorial updated? Thank you.
It would be great to have a new/improved tutorial for the Shield Tester. I know how to enter what my ship has available (although it doesn't seem to work for just picking a shield if you don't want/need a Shield Booster). I don't really have a clue as to what to do with with settings.
Thanks, great intro to space biology, could you educate us in a few choice German words in the next video, thanks
Really cool list, i have never done exobiology ... i wonder where do you get the credits? do you get them instantly or do you have to sell the dna somewhere?
You go to the Vista Genomics service in the on foot section of stations and star ports and sell it there.
I'm relativ new to Odyssey. Is it possible to do this in a multicrew session? So i fly and land and my buddy can also get out and scan these plants?
Gpoing to attempt the whole list. If I fail misserably... i'll just blame you :D
Uh oh, I gotta feeling, FD is going to reduce the rewards for exobiology drastically in the next update(s)...anyway, great guide as always.
Could you maybe implement simple cookies storage for Billionaires Boulevard? Would be nice not to loose all the checks after I came back next day...
Any guides like this for for Colonia? 👀
i cant find the osseus discus on the first planet on abcd 2 a
They are giant frisbees the size of your character, and are in mountainous region, very easy to spot, just jump back up into orbit and use the DSS and select osseus filter. Its easiest to find a spot to land on a DBX
Any plan to expand this list into something similar to the Road To Riches on edtools? Though this is great, that would be fantastic! o7!
Wait, there is a signal filter in this game?
Great guide. Do we know how much we have to scan to get to Elite now?
If I recall correctly it's like 4.5 bil
Can this be repeated or is it a one and done?
I still dont understand how the website works. Do u scan all the plants on that planet. sell and go to the next one, even if its named the same?
if you dont feel safe hoarding all that data you could sell after each planet or you do the whole route without selling until the end to save lots and lots of time
can you go through the list more than once?
WIll you get more money from a vista genomics the further away it is?
Unfortunately, no.
Baie dankie Astro, dit gaan my fkn ryk maak.
Question: as an experienced explorer, if I go into the black and find my own undiscovered planets, am I likely to make more money by getting the first discovery bonuses and scanning undiscovered systems and planets at the same time with potential terrestrial worlds etc in addition to scanning all biological signals? Or is this particular route so lucrative that it will make more money than hitting random undiscovered systems? All things being equal it’s probably more fun to find brand new systems than follow in someone’s footsteps, but I want to make money too.
More fun, more firsts, less credits per hour.
@@Ad-wz5bu oh, what is it about these planets/plants that maximizes the revenue despite no first discovery bonus?
@@marionetteworks the time to find them. Most systems don't have planets with plants so you have to scan many before you can profit, while here you just follow the link to each system. I prefer to get first scan/map/footfall recognition when I do exobiology but the return on the scanning is low credits/hour
If you are able to be the first to find a type of biological thing you can make even more as you get a bonus. I have found let say 6 million plant and received a 30 million plus bonus.
What exobiologist rank should I expect to attain if I complete this list, and start from zero (no rank)?
Elite
@@DowntoEarthAstronomy Wow, **AMAZINGLY** fast response!! Thanks very much!!
Looks like a total of 67 bodies (not sure how many different systems they are in, should be a lot less than 67).
So currently, there are 67 planets listed on the site... Anyone know how many there were at time of recording? Trying to gauge just how much profit one would make from this presently.
ive done a lot of them its averages 39m, so 39x67
on the first planet I found a glow in the dark plant and bacteria patches that you did not have listed.
yes because theyre not worth much, only 1-2m. his list only has the high buck plants, the 15m+ plants...
They should improve whole gameloop with those scanning, not just make it more profitable. Like collecting samples for some rare(er) unique egineering.
Warning: Col 285 Sector ZE-P c6-21 = Thargoid controlled area. D:
THIS! THIS IS what I was looking for!!! Fuck! nobody would explain what the hell the colors or splotches meant!! Th eonly thing is I play on PC with a controller; how do I switch between the filters when I'm looking at it via FSS?
no water
no cloud cover
no atmosphere
and just how are there plants ?
it looks like they just spawned them on a barren rock.
Ah but according to the apologists this is a scientifically accurate 1:1 galaxy and space is boring so the boring plants are realistic. Somehow only our solar system has planets with weather
o7. I'm exploring randomly.
Unfortunately i play on xbox and am stuck on the old legacy mode, with that in mind, i love the game still. We all know what a grind this game is yet looking at this vid makes me think how much more complicated and more of agrind the game is for you guys on pc/oddyssey/horizons.... i.e i want to upgraid to the new versions on pc but this may have put me off 🤔... thoughts anyone?
its not a grind, i started playing 2 days ago and already got anaconda, type 10 and others with this method, only took a few days. no grind at all.
I moved from PS5 to PC, I am loving it so far, oddy only cost me a tenner so its a no brainer, if you like the game that much anyway.
I still cannot accept that fdev cannot get this to run on PS5.
D2EA ftw again
If they would have just let us scan everything in any order, without having to do the 3 by 3 bs, more people would have been doing it without the pay increase.
You can be billionarie but this tasks are not easy.
The beginning seemed very sudden
I’m gonna do it for fun. It’s not worth it for credits. I can earn that much with my secret trade route, 5 million per 2 minutes
😂 iv just spent an few hours thinking i know what i was doin cant find any life i scan planets for geology or sutin land there bloody volcanoes
Think ill try ur tutorial instead lol
😅😅😅
Using SRV for Exo-Bio is a waste of time. It's much better to fly in a small ship like SW, Eagle, Hauler or Adder - they can land pretty much anywhere and you'll be able to see the organics from way further away than you ever would in an SRV.
yep very true, srv is waste of time and money
Is this even legal? Don't we get the FD Police after us, nerfing the crap out of us?
10th
I like it but it does not make it what make it what it is to explore.. explore is to follow a path less trodden not a path trodden .. that is for money grinding
nobody cares
I feel betraied. I worked my ass off to buy FC some time ago. Now you can get a FC in a week. That's BS.
No problem ... sit and wait for full release on SC.
300 mill per hour killing Thargoids
This is the problem with this game. Exobiology is a laughably bad game loop that is the apex of uninspired and mediocre game design. It doesn't matter how much it pays because it sucks.
Why don't you go and play No Man's Sky instead of complaining?
I did this for about 3 hours and I'd rather scratch out my eyeballs than ever do it again.
@@liquidgroove75 There are a lot of other activities in the game.
I enjoy it, but after a while I get bored and do something else. Then I come back and do it a bit more later. If I do it for long enough I get bored (or frustrated) doing combat too.
y dont u make a complete guide so i dont skip ur video
Oh. Elite. ... Ew.
amazing video precise and in detail your amazing DTEA i have a question if your in a wing do your scans count for the other player and vice versa ? keep up the amazing work !!!
I'm not 100% sure on the wing exo- biology mechanics.
I think if one person in the wing has made all 3 scans the rest only need to scan it once to get the full effect. But don't quote me on it
site doesn't work... any alternative?