PROFESSION · EXTRACTION
Gas Harvesting
Collect atmospheric and magnetospheric feedstocks from places where composition and operating environment matter as much as the collector itself.
The atmosphere defines the opportunity.Hydrogen-rich corridors, helium-bearing regions, methane chemistry, nitrogen streams, and noble-gas pockets are different resource ecologies. A stronger collector cannot invent the wrong gas.
THE LOOP
What the career actually does.
01Choose a gas-bearing location
→02Choose Balanced or target a known stream
→03Collect with the full ship
→04Manage exposure and cargo
→05Process, sell, haul, or manufacture
IN GAME
What this looks like.
The layout changes between desktop and mobile, but the underlying operation and information stay the same.
NavigationLocal operation
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CURRENT LOCATION
Titan Upper Atmosphere
Atmospheric gas-harvesting environmentLocal actions
Target Gas
Gas Harvesting
General collection · local byproducts remain possible.
Methane-Rich Atmospheric FeedTitan-local atmospheric feedstock
Nitrogen-Rich Atmospheric FeedTitan-local atmospheric feedstock
Hydrogen-Rich FeedstockTargetable at TitanWAYWARD SUNGas Harvesting
CURRENT LOCATION
Titan Upper Atmosphere
Target Gas
Hydrogen-Rich FeedstockCommon atmospheric feedstock
Helium-Rich FeedstockSpecialized industrial gas
Noble-Gas MixRare precision feedstockGEOGRAPHY
Gas geography is composition plus environment.
Where you collect determines both what exists and what kind of ship support you need to work there safely and efficiently.
YOUR BUILD
A gas ship is more than the collector.
CHOICES
Collection power is only one axis.
ThroughputCollect more per unit time.
CargoExtend the deployment.
SelectivityBias toward the local gas you need.
Hazard toleranceTrade peak yield for safer access to harsher regions.
WHERE IT LEADS
Gas becomes processed industrial feedstock.
SellSupply local market demand.
ProcessRefine atmospheric feedstocks into products such as industrial hydrogen, industrial helium, separated noble gases, hydrocarbon polymer feed, or nitrogen chemical feed where appropriate.
ManufactureUse those processed products in compatible industrial recipes.
HaulMove regionally scarce feedstocks or processed products to where they are more useful.
StoreHold strategic feedstock for future processing or production.