Difference between revisions of "Recycler"
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| − | These non-hostile robots collect items from the ground and recycle them, either by bringing them to [[Recycling Unit]]s or by using [[Field Recycling Unit]]s. | + | These non-hostile robots collect items from the ground and recycle them, either by bringing them to [[Recycling Unit]]s or by using [[Field Recycling Unit]]s. In the early game they can cause a lot of trouble by picking up salvage from your fights before you are safe to collect items. If you target your fire upon a Recycler, it will run away. It can be an effective strategy to turn off all your weapons except for one (so as to minimize firing time) and shoot at a Recycler mid-battle, potentially saving your items. If a Recycler does collect something you need, you can try to kill it as they drop their items on death. However, if it is able to return its cargo to a [[Recycling Unit]], it will be effectively lost as the item is converted into matter. |
* [[R-06 Scavenger]] | * [[R-06 Scavenger]] | ||
* [[R-10 Processor]] | * [[R-10 Processor]] | ||
Revision as of 16:43, 2 June 2015
These non-hostile robots collect items from the ground and recycle them, either by bringing them to Recycling Units or by using Field Recycling Units. In the early game they can cause a lot of trouble by picking up salvage from your fights before you are safe to collect items. If you target your fire upon a Recycler, it will run away. It can be an effective strategy to turn off all your weapons except for one (so as to minimize firing time) and shoot at a Recycler mid-battle, potentially saving your items. If a Recycler does collect something you need, you can try to kill it as they drop their items on death. However, if it is able to return its cargo to a Recycling Unit, it will be effectively lost as the item is converted into matter.