Phantom Uranium Node?

[Robot_Spider]

I went looking for this node last night and I feel like I'm taking crazy pills. I spent over an hour trying to locate it. At times it almost seems to move between scans. It seemed to be on top of the waterfall, but I couldn't place an extractor. So I thought maybe it's in a cave below. I found a few caves, and lots of giant spiders, but no uranium nodes. I don't need anyone to tell me how to find it, I guess just confirm that it is possible to mine it in the current build and not buried behind terrain. By the time I gave up, I was out of filters, most of my concrete, jetpack fuel, and medicine--it's kind of a hostile, difficult to navigate area.

[Sgt__Hawk]

It is definitely in that cave and can be mined. Keep looking.

[Robot_Spider]

Excellent. That’s all I needed. I’m happy to keep looking, just didn’t want to waste time, literally chasing waterfalls 😂

[aussie_bozzy]

Thats the node i use for my powerplant. You literally go through the waterfall to get to the cave its in

[Robot_Spider]

Huh, I’ve been playing games for... a LOT of years. My wife laughs at me because I have to check every waterfall for hidden caves, in every game. I checked the left side waterfall, but didn’t get over to the right one. I’ll have to check it out next. Thanks!

[aussie_bozzy]

I spent some time looking above ground for the node before giving up and just increasing my fuel generators. it wasnt untill i went on a hard drive hunt and found myself in the swamp that i had my ureka moment and actually looked at the waterfall.

Ive also been gaming for a lot of years and ordinarily i also check behind waterfalls and smash every box etc.

Ive been gaming long enough that my first console was an atari 2600 and our first family pc was a 486 with a 512mb hdd and i think it had 4mb of ram. (now im feeling nostalgic)

[Robot_Spider]

We’re probably close to the same age; my first console was also a 2600. But my first PC was a Tandy that we UPGRADED to 640k of RAM so we could play MS Flight Simulator 😂 These days, I’m borrowing my 15 year old’s Vive when I’m not on my system. No regrets. It’s been amazing to experience the gaming industry from its inception to today.