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== Analysis == | == Analysis == | ||
− | Deep drills offer an | + | Deep drills offer an absurd boost to mining speed. With 1 drill arm, a Mining 0 pawn mines as fast as a baseline Mining 13 pawn, and drills as fast as a Mining 7 pawn. While the drill arm disables the use of a work-enhancing [[bionic arm]] or [[archotech arm]], if a pawn's primary job is to mine, then the drill arm offers a clear benefit. (Note that this implant does not increase [[Mining Yield]], so your Mining 0 pawns won't get much out of any [[ore]]s they mine.) |
The increased mining speed can be very helpful to your colony. A fast miner can easily construct a huge mountain base. [[Deep drill]]s in particular are slow to operate, so a drill arm can expedite expansion in the late-game. You might even want 2 drill arms for your dedicated miners. | The increased mining speed can be very helpful to your colony. A fast miner can easily construct a huge mountain base. [[Deep drill]]s in particular are slow to operate, so a drill arm can expedite expansion in the late-game. You might even want 2 drill arms for your dedicated miners. |