Chainfields
Production lines!
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Production lines!
Last updated
Chainfields are production lines, which players must fill with Spacecombs to start a production cycle and generate resources.
Chainfields possess a maximum operating time that defines the production's duration.
They also come with a limited number of uses, after which the Chainfield must be repaired using Hyperium.
Chainfields have a rarity ranging from Common to Mythic. Rarity influences both:
Max operating time (rarer have longer operating time)
Number of uses before repair (rare allow more uses)
Chainfield Uses and Max Operating Time (MOT) Index:
Common
40
6
Uncommon
40
8
Rare
45
12
Epic
45
16
Legendary
50
24
Mythic
60
36
The cost to repair the Chainfield is fixed, and does not change
Chainfields can have one or more Levels, spanning from 1 to 4.
Each Level can contain up to 4 slots. At least one Chainfield's slot must be filled with a Spacecomb of the required level to start a production.
Chainfields can have different amount of total slots.
It's worth noting that Levels do not dictate the number of slots in a Chainfield. Rather, this is determined by the rarity, but not in a progressive way.
Example: Common Chainfields tend to have more slots for lower levels, where weaker Spacecombs are going to be placed, compared to Legendary and Mythic Chainfields, which have more slots at high Levels, where stronger Spacecombs are going to be placed.
To commence production, players must fill at least one Chainfield slot.
Players can start a production by filling at least one Chainfield's slot. However, they will incur in a malus for each empty slot when the production starts.
A Chainfield can execute 1 production at a time.
A single player can possess more than a Chainfield running a production at the same time.
Both Venue Sponsorship and ONI Boost are applied to individual Chainfield productions. If a player intends to run multiple Chainfield productions simultaneously, the bonuses must be applied to each Chainfield separately.
Chainfields must be staked to be used within the game.
Chainfields can be unstaked only when they have the max number of uses available:
A Chainfield with 10 out of 10 uses can be unstaked.
A Chainfield with 9 out of 10 uses can't be unstaked until it's repaired.
Following the list of all the Chainfields released so far:
C-4000
4-0-0-0
0
2-3100
3-1-0-0
0
C-2200
2-2-0-0
0
C-3110
3-1-1-0
0
C-1110
1-1-1-0
1
C-1101
1-1-0-1
1
U-1230
1-2-3-0
0
U-2210
2-2-1-0
0
U-2120
2-1-2-0
0
U-1111
1-1-1-1
0
R-1130
1-1-3
0
R-2111
2-1-1-1
0
R-1121
1-1-2-1
1
E-1212
1-2-1-2
0
E-1222
1-2-2-2
0
E-1112
1-1-1-2
1
L-1132
1-1-3-2
0
L-1122
1-1-2-2
0
L-0212
0-2-1-2
1
M-1123
1-1-2-3
0
M-1114
1-1-1-4
0
M-0033
0-0-3-3
1
Upgrade Cost: Common > Uncommon: 3 Common Chainfields, 1 Ta-core Tiny, 5 Common Crafting Items, 100,000 SHING, Venue Owners SHING Fee
Uncommon > Rare: 3 Uncommon Chainfields, 1 Ta-core Small, 5 Uncommon Crafting Items, 250,000 SHING, Venue Owner SHING Fee
Rare > Epic: 3 Rare Chainfields, 1 Ta-core Medium, 4 Rare Crafting Items, 500,000 SHING, Venue Owner SHING Fee
Epic > Legendary: 3 Epic Chainfields, 1 Ta-core Big, 3 Epic Crafting Items, 1,000,000 SHING, Venue Owner SHING Fee
Legendary > Mythic: 3 Legendary Chainfields, 1 Ta-core Big, 2 Legendary Crafting Items, 1 Mythic Crafting Item, 2,000,000 SHING, Venue Owner SHING Fee
Chainfields can be upgraded within
