Hardspace: Shipbreaker

Hardspace: Shipbreaker

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Using The Entire Mackerel - In A Single Shift (Video Guide)
By Ammo Donkey
How to get the entire T2 Mackarel processed in a single shift. There will be waste, but you'll come out with around 3 million credits, which is a much higher payout for your time than meticulously taking it apart over multiple shifts.
It's called efficiency.
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1: Side thrusters and antennas into the barge
2: Get inside, depressurize interior and airlock, cut cockpit bolts and floor bolts
3: Salvage floorboards, reactor into barge
4: Salvage main engine, then interior cargo & cockpit hardware, LEAVE JUNCTION BOX ALONE
5: Get inside, cut rear bolts and ceiling, salvage rear and ceiling
6: Go to open rear, salvage fuel
7: Try and get energy cell, Cute bolts of side panels for side without airlock from rear, salvage side panels
8: attach single tether to pull cockpit off of main body
9: Get energy cell if not done already, get coolant tanks
10: Salvage side panels on airlock side, leave airlock alone
11: Tether carcass into furnace (5-6 tethers)
12: Remove anything flammable, then salvage junction box
14: Get paid
16 Comments
YujoKameida 2 Jun, 2022 @ 7:24pm 
and theres me thinking it was as easy as " FURNACE GO BRRRRRRRRRR!!!"
esilva9 28 Feb, 2022 @ 4:40pm 
a good, relatively, safe way to depressurize the ship if all the consoles are nonfunctional, is to pop open the thruster port in the aft of the ship, you can even disengage the the engine so it flies on out without worry. i would not only recommend leaving the ship in one piece doing so but teather it to the bay so it does not fly out.
AJMansfield 12 Sep, 2021 @ 6:11pm 
I've found it's way more effective to leave the cockpit bolts intact and instead hit the 8 corner trim pieces around the outside of the cockpit walls using the stinger, to separate it from the front hull segment containing the windshield. Those trim pieces are actually under a bit of preload tension, and the front will just pop free and glide off once you've got all 8 bits of trim, leaving you with wide-open access to get all the barge items from inside the cockpit and leaving all the cockpit aluminum still connected to the carcass.
Shelldrake 7 Sep, 2021 @ 2:49am 
A lot of waste. Are you playing on career or open shifts? I do like the idea of using the cutter to open up all the attachment points in one hit though.
Jr Tutts 19 Jun, 2021 @ 9:42pm 
I like to just strip all the nano carbon and exterior barge items, and then just dunk the whole thing into the barge, F the furnace
Reblanium 19 Apr, 2021 @ 8:05am 
Bro in my method i get 5 Mil in just 1.5 shifts
lechkingofdead 3 Apr, 2021 @ 2:14pm 
that has not failed me yet
lechkingofdead 3 Apr, 2021 @ 2:14pm 
well i do like to be mroe maticulas because often first shift is prep and outside bardging than seconda dn 3ed are main gut and finally the junk dump *aka the frame*
sampy 18 Jan, 2021 @ 10:25am 
That seems a lot more time efficient than my strategy of doing it all in two shifts. A fellow no-max cutter, big brain
Ammo Donkey  [author] 1 Jul, 2020 @ 9:20am 
Yeah, I should have mentioned that the airlock handles count as mechanicals for work orders in the guide. I am planning on making a second video for T3 this weekend, and I'll make sure to mention it there. Thanks for pointing it out!