Hi everyone, with so many new travellers this holiday season, I thought I might offer some help. For your convenience, I have set up a profitable Trade Route as well as a Stasis Farm along with 23 different Gas and Mineral Extractors all located within 3 systems in the Euclid galaxy.

You will need to use a Portal for initial travel to each system, so I’ve added a quick guide in case you don’t know how.

To find a portal :

1. Go to any inhabited system and buy an economy scanner at the Anomaly if you don’t already have one.
2. Once the economy scanner is installed, head to the Space Station and visit the Cartographer. Choose Exchange Maps (1 Navigation Data) and purchase 3 Alien Cartographic Data.
3. Launch into space and access the quick menu / utilities to scan for a trade outpost.
4. Land at the trade outpost and Plot Route using the Alien Cartographic Data. You are looking to find an Alien Monolith. If you don’t find one on the first try, use another Alien Cartographic Data until you do.
5. Exit your ship and talk to one of the landed pilots at the trade outpost. Buy either a Korvax Casing / Vy’keen Dagger / Gek Relic depending on what type of system you are in. This is a gift you’ll need for the Monolith.
6. Fly to the Monolith and exit your ship. Interact with the Monolith and answer the question you are given. If correct, you will have the option to give the gift to the Monolith to locate a portal. If incorrect, reload your last save and try again.
7. Head to the portal.

To use a portal :

1. If you don’t have all 16 Glyphs yet, Here is a quick method to get them all. YouTube also has plenty of short videos on the subject.
2. You will need the following materials to open the portal : 32 Oxygen, 32 Sodium, 64 Cobalt and 64 Copper
3. Enter the 12 Glyph combination of the location you want to jump to.
4. Close your eyes and step into the portal.

Listed below are the Glyphs for each system and what resource depots are set up. Each mineral depot holds 9,750 resources, and each gas depot holds 10,000. I suggest you set up your own base with at least a Galactic Trade Terminal and a Base Teleport Module in each system. This way you can easily visit whenever you need more resources or some quick cash. I have also highlighted the resources you want to pick up if you are interested in crafting Stasis Devices.

Bekino 3.1 – Green System GLYPHS

• Activated Emeril
• Ammonia
• Cobalt👈
• Emeril
• Nitrogen👈
• Pyrite
• Silver

Unzent 3.2 – Blue System GLYPHS

• Activated Indium
• Dioxite👈
• Indium
• Paraffinium👈
• Phophorus👈
• Rusted Metal
• Salt
• Sodium
• Sulphurine👈

Etiates 3.3 – Red System GLYPHS

• Activated Cadmium
• Cadmium
• Gold
• Magnetised Ferrite
• Oxygen
• Radon👈
• Uranium

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How to use the trade route once you’ve set it up:

1. Buy all the trade goods at your base in system 3.1
2. Teleport and sell them at your base in system 3.2, then buy all in 3.2
3. Teleport and sell them at your base in system 3.3, then buy all in 3.3
4. Teleport and sell them in your base in system 3.1
5. Profit ~25-30 million credits!

If you are interested in crafting Stasis Devices, it will take you a little more time to set up. You will need 22 recipes which cost 250 nanites each. They are purchased from the Synthesis Laboratory in the Anomaly. If you need some nanites to complete this, head to an outlaw system and land at the station. Go to the Contraband Agent and buy all the Suspicious Packet (Arms) and Suspicious Packet (Tech) you can. Unpack and sell all the Suspicious Modules you get to the Salvage Dealer until you have enough nanites to buy all the recipes listed below.

Once you are ready, head to the Stasis Device Farm. It’s located at coordinates +54.40 +33.02 on the planet Nuburbar Sigma in the Etiates 3.3 system. It’s just a quick flight north from my portal base. It holds all the flora needed to craft 20 Stasis Devices. There is also an Oxygen depot down on the ground by the electrical generators. When you have collected resources from the 7 depots I mentioned above, you will need to refine 6,000 Condensed Carbon and 3,000 Ionised Cobalt. Don’t forget that Oxygen refines into Carbon. Also, if Oxygen is added to any kind of Carbon or Cobalt refining, it will increase the output. The Stasis Farm has plenty of refiners, so it shouldn’t take too long. Run the refiners while you collect the flora, will save you some time.

When you have everything ready, start crafting in this order:

• 40 x Nitrogen Salt / Enriched Carbon / Thermic Condensate
• 20 x Semiconductor
• 20 x Superconductor
• 20 x Hot Ice
• 20 x Cryo-Pump
• 20 x Heat Capacitor
• 20 x Poly Fibre
• 20 x Circuit Board
• 20 x Quantum Processor
• 20 x Lubricant
• 100 x Glass
• 20 x Living Glass
• 20 x Cryogenic Chamber
• 20 x Aronium / Grantine / Magno-Gold
• 20 x Iridesite
• 20 x Stasis Device

Sell the Stasis Devices for ~320 million credits!

Now that you are rich and can travel to any system in the galaxy, be sure and check out the NMS Coordinate Exchange for Glyphs to a fantastic variety of Multitools and Spaceships. Upgrading your new toys will burn through all your credits very quickly, so once you have your 3 bases set up, come back and make ~350 million credits whenever you need.

Good luck, have fun !!!

1st – Does anyone actually fly an Explorer? Is there a reason to flying an Explorer? I can see the merit to flying a Hauler, when you’re doing a trade route. You can pack a whole lot more commodities into its hull, making for greater profit. And, obviously, the Fighter lets you kill things faster.

As I understand it, the Exotics and Solars are basically improved Fighters, but are harder to find. And I presume Sentinel ships are similarly so. So, I can see good reason to fly a Fighter (or Fighter “variant”) frequently, given how often space battles happen.

But, is there a real benefit to using an Explorer? I get that they have a bonus to the distance they can warp, but… is that actually worth while? With a few mods, any other ship seems to get a pretty respectable distance, too. If I warp into a system and suddenly find myself in a battle that I want to take part in, can my Explorer still compete (assuming I’ve got adequate weapons and mods installed) or am I forced to find a space station, teleport home, swap ships, and then teleport back if I want to fight something… which, obviously, likely means the fight is over when I get back.

Or is the only purpose to flying an Explorer skipping systems and covering extensive distances quickly i.e. warp to furthest system, arriving, then immediately repeating the process x number of times, without stopping. What about the Freighter? I feel like a ship that size should have a hefty distance it can travel, but I’ve never fiddled with them much so I don’t know the extent of their warping capabilities.

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2nd – Is there ANY other, more efficient way of farming Di-Hydrogen and/or Tritium? Or is manually grinding it for an hour the only method? Yes, I’m aware Di-Hydrogen can be crafted into Jelly and then crafted back into DH for a profit, but, considering the time it takes to do so, for the amount gained, I see grinding it a far more efficient method. Is there no collector that can be used to farm these two vital resources?