How to Mine Meteors in 99 Nights Forest (2026 Guide)

I’ll never forget the moment I saw my screen turn blood-red and that ominous message flash across it: “The sky is on fire.” My heart literally stopped for a second because I had no idea what was happening. I’d been grinding 99 Nights in the Forest for weeks, thinking I’d seen everything this game had to throw at me, and then BAM – meteors started raining down like the apocalypse had arrived.

That was my introduction to the Meteor Shower event, and honestly? It completely changed how I play this game. After dying about a dozen times trying to figure out what these glowing rocks were and how to mine them, I finally cracked the code. Now I’m sitting on stacks of Meteor Shards, Gold Shards, and enough Obsidiron Ingots to craft everything at the Meteor Anvil twice over.

If you’re here because you just witnessed your first meteor shower and have absolutely no clue where to start, or if you’ve been struggling to find those craters everyone keeps talking about – trust me, I’ve been exactly where you are. This guide is everything I wish someone had told me before I wasted hours wandering aimlessly through the forest looking for meteors that I’d already walked past three times.

Understanding the Meteor Shower Event

Before we dive into the mining mechanics, let me explain what makes this event so incredible. When the developers dropped the Meteor Shower update in August 2026, I initially thought it’d just be another cosmetic addition – you know, pretty lights in the sky to make things look cool. Boy, was I wrong.

The Meteor Shower event introduced an entirely new resource system that unlocks some of the most powerful items in the game. I’m talking about weapons that make surviving those later nights actually manageable, armor that can tank hits from Meteor Crabs, and crafting materials that open up blueprints you never even knew existed.

Here’s what makes meteor mining so crucial: the materials you get from these space rocks can’t be obtained any other way in the game. No amount of chopping wood, mining regular ores, or defeating cultists will get you Meteor Shards or Obsidiron. It’s exclusively from meteors, which means if you want access to the best crafting recipes in 99 Nights Forest, you absolutely need to master this event.

When Do Meteor Showers Actually Happen?

This confused me for the longest time when I first started playing. I’d hear other players talking about meteor showers, but I’d never seen one myself. Then I realized I was making a rookie mistake – I wasn’t progressing far enough into my run.

Meteor Showers start appearing randomly from Day 5 onwards. And when I say randomly, I mean it. There’s no set schedule, no guaranteed timing. Sometimes I’d get a meteor shower on Day 6, other times I’d make it to Day 15 without seeing a single one. The unpredictability actually makes it more exciting because you’ve got to stay alert.

The Warning Signs You Can’t Miss

When a meteor shower is about to start, the game gives you some pretty obvious warnings (once you know what to look for):

1. The Screen Message: “The sky is on fire” appears in white text across your screen
2. Sky Color Change: The entire sky transforms from its normal appearance to a deep, blood-red color
3. Visual Effects: You’ll see glowing meteor trails shooting across the sky
4. Sound Cues: There’s a distinct rumbling sound as meteors crash into the forest

The first time I saw all this happen, I panicked and ran straight to my base thinking some new monster was about to spawn. Don’t be like me. When you see “The sky is on fire,” that’s your cue to start tracking where those meteors are falling because you’re about to get access to some seriously valuable resources.

How to Actually Find Meteor Craters?

Okay, this is where most players struggle, and I totally get why. The game doesn’t mark meteor craters on your map or minimap, which seems cruel, but there’s actually a method to track them down reliably.

My Tracking System That Actually Works

After missing countless meteor impacts during my early runs, I developed a system that works every single time:

Step 1: Stop Whatever You’re Doing The moment you see “The sky is on fire,” literally drop everything. I don’t care if you’re in the middle of chopping wood or fighting a wolf. Those meteors are more important than whatever you’re doing.

Step 2: Find Open Ground Get out of dense forest areas so you have a clear view of the sky. I usually run to clearings near my base or climb on top of my structures for better visibility.

Step 3: Watch the Sky Actively This is crucial – don’t just glance up once. The meteor shower lasts for a bit, and multiple meteors will fall. I keep my camera pointed upward and watch for the glowing trails.

Step 4: Mental Mapping When you see a meteor crash, immediately identify the closest landmark. Is it near that big tree you always pass? Close to the fishing spot? By the old cultist building? I literally say it out loud: “That one landed near the volcano entrance.”

Step 5: Mark Your Path If you’ve got torches or any placeable items, I highly recommend dropping them as breadcrumbs while you search. It’s saved me from getting lost more times than I can count.

Pro Tip I Discovered by Accident

Build watchtowers or elevated platforms around your base BEFORE you reach Day 5. I started doing this after I realized how much easier tracking becomes when you have height advantage. Even a simple 10-block tower made from wood gives you significantly better visibility during meteor showers. Trust me on this – it’s a game-changer.

What You Actually Need to Mine Meteors?

Here’s where I made my biggest mistake as a beginner: I showed up to my first meteor crater with just an Old Axe and no storage. I managed to break the meteor after what felt like a hundred hits, the materials dropped, and then… I couldn’t pick them up because my inventory was full. I wanted to scream.

The Axe Hierarchy (From My Extensive Testing)

I’ve mined hundreds of meteors with every axe type in the game, and here’s the honest truth about what works:

Axe Type	Hits Required	My Recommendation
Chainsaw	3-5 hits	Absolute best option – save your gems for this
Strong Axe	5-7 hits	Excellent choice if you’re mid-game
Ice Axe	7-9 hits	Decent, but upgrade ASAP
Good Axe	9-12 hits	Only if you have nothing better
Old Axe	12-15 hits	Painful but doable for beginners
Admin Axe	1 hit	Not obtainable unless you’re a content creator

Real talk: If you can afford it, get the Chainsaw. The time difference between using an Old Axe versus a Chainsaw is massive. When you’re mining multiple craters in one session, those extra hits add up to literal minutes of wasted time. I traded for a Strong Axe around Day 8, and my efficiency doubled overnight.

Check out my guide on how to get premium tools faster using codes if you’re struggling with gem income.

Storage Solutions That Actually Matter

You’ll need a sack to carry the meteor materials. Here’s what I learned through trial and error:

Sack Type	Storage Capacity	Special Features	My Take
Giant Sack	30 slots	Maximum storage	Perfect for extended farming sessions
Infernal Sack	20 slots	Auto-cooks food items	My personal favorite for multi-tasking
Good Sack	15 slots	Solid all-rounder	Great mid-game option
Old Sack	10 slots	Basic storage	Upgrade this immediately

I roll with the Infernal Sack these days because the auto-cooking feature means I can gather food while I’m out mining meteors. But if you’re laser-focused on maximizing meteor hauls, the Giant Sack is unbeatable.

The Complete Step-by-Step Mining Process

Alright, you’ve tracked down a crater, you’ve got your axe and sack ready. Now what? Let me walk you through exactly how I approach every single meteor crater.

Phase 1: Reconnaissance and Safety

I learned this the hard way after getting absolutely destroyed by Meteor Crabs while I was focused on mining. Always scout before you mine.

1. Approach slowly from the crater edge
2. Scan the entire area for enemies – Meteor Crabs and wolves love hanging around these spots
3. Count the meteors – most craters have 2-4 mineable nodes
4. Identify escape routes in case things go south

Phase 2: Clear All Threats First

This step is non-negotiable. I don’t care how tempting those glowing meteors look – if there are enemies nearby, you need to eliminate them first.

Dealing with Meteor Crabs:

• These guys hit HARD, like way harder than regular forest creatures
• I use ranged weapons when possible (crossbow or gun)
• If you have to melee, circle-strafe and get your hits in between their attacks
• They have moderate health, so 3-5 good hits usually does it

Wolf Management:

• Wolves are less tanky but faster
• Keep moving while attacking
• Never let them surround you – use the crater edge to limit their angles

Pro tip: Bring bandages or cooked food for healing. I always carry at least 3-4 healing items when I’m going meteor hunting because those Meteor Crabs don’t mess around.

Phase 3: The Actual Mining

Once the area is clear, position yourself right next to the meteor. I stand so close that I’m almost touching it – this ensures every axe swing registers properly.

Mining sequence I follow:

1. Equip your best axe
2. Face the meteor directly
3. Start swinging consistently
4. Don’t panic if it takes multiple hits – meteors are tougher than trees
5. Watch for the break animation
6. Immediately collect all drops – they can scatter slightly

Phase 4: Complete Crater Clear

Most players make the mistake of mining one meteor and leaving. Don’t do this! Each crater usually contains multiple meteor nodes. I systematically work my way around the entire crater, mining every single meteor before moving on to the next location.

This approach has doubled my resource income per meteor shower. Instead of getting 3-4 Meteor Shards from one meteor, I’m walking away from each crater with 10-15 shards, multiple Gold Shards, and hopefully some Raw Obsidiron Ore.

Understanding What You Get From Meteors

When you mine meteors, you’ll notice there are two visual types: Black Ore and Red Crystals. I spent way too long trying to figure out if there was a difference between them (spoiler: there isn’t). Both types drop the exact same loot – the color is purely cosmetic.

The Complete Loot Table (Based on My Farming Data)

After mining probably 200+ meteors, here’s what I’ve learned about drop rates:

Material	Drop Rate	Uses	My Priority Rating
Meteor Shard	~80% (Common)	Primary crafting material for all Meteor Anvil recipes	Essential – farm as many as possible
Gold Shard	~15% (Rare)	Required for high-tier crafts	Very Important – these are bottlenecks
Raw Obsidiron Ore	~5% (Very Rare)	Processes into Obsidiron Ingots	Critical – needed for end-game items

Real talk about Gold Shards: These are going to be your bottleneck. I’ve had runs where I farmed 50 Meteor Shards but only got 3 Gold Shards. The crafting recipes for the best items require significant amounts of Gold Shards, so I always prioritize collecting them when my inventory gets full.

Why These Materials Are Actually Game-Changing?

Let me give you some context on why you should care about farming these materials:

Meteor Shards unlock access to the Meteor Anvil crafting system, which includes exclusive blueprints you literally cannot craft anywhere else in the game. I’m talking about the Chainsaw (which makes all resource gathering faster), advanced armor pieces, and weapon upgrades.

Gold Shards are required for almost every end-game recipe. That Obsidiron Chest everyone talks about? Needs Gold Shards. Want to craft the Infernal Helmet? More Gold Shards. These things are valuable, and I hoard them like crazy.

Raw Obsidiron Ore is the key to crafting Obsidiron Ingots, which are used in the absolute best items in the game. The processing is a bit complicated (I’ll explain that next), but trust me – every piece of Raw Obsidiron you find is precious.

How to Process Raw Obsidiron Ore?

Okay, this part confused me for DAYS when I first got my hands on Raw Obsidiron Ore. I kept trying to use it at the anvil, and it wouldn’t work. Turns out, there’s a specific multi-step process you need to follow to turn raw ore into usable Obsidiron Ingots.

The Exact Obsidiron Processing Steps

I’ve done this probably 50 times now, and here’s the foolproof method that works every single time:

Step 1: Break the Raw Ore

• Take your Raw Obsidiron Ore to any high location (I use watchtowers)
• Drop it from height – it needs significant fall distance
• Pick up the resulting Broken Obsidiron Ore pieces
• If it didn’t break, you didn’t drop it from high enough

Step 2: Heat in Lava

• Take the Broken Obsidiron Ore to a lava source
• The meteor crater center works perfectly for this
• The volcanic biome also has tons of lava pools
• Drop the broken ore directly into the lava
• Wait for it to transform into Scalding Obsidiron Ingot
• Quickly retrieve it before it despawns

Step 3: Cool in Water

• Take the Scalding Obsidiron Ingot to any water source
• Rivers, ponds, the fishing hole – any water works
• Drop it into the water
• It transforms into Obsidiron Ingot (the finished product!)

Common Mistakes I Made (So You Don’t Have To)

Mistake #1: Not dropping the raw ore from high enough. It needs a proper fall to break.

Mistake #2: Throwing the broken ore near lava instead of directly into it. It has to be submerged in lava to transform.

Mistake #3: Letting the scalding ingot sit too long before cooling it. I lost one to despawn and learned that lesson quickly.

Mistake #4: Trying to skip steps. You MUST do all three steps in order – there are no shortcuts.

Once you get the rhythm down, you can process multiple Obsidiron ores pretty quickly. I usually wait until I have 3-4 Raw Obsidiron Ores before I start processing because it’s more efficient to do them in batches.

Finding and Using the Meteor Anvil

The Meteor Anvil is where all your hard-earned meteor materials finally pay off. This is the special crafting station that lets you create all the exclusive meteor-based items.

How the Meteor Anvil Actually Spawns?

After your FIRST meteor shower event, a new location appears on your map marked by a distinctive red anvil icon. I missed this completely my first time because I wasn’t checking my map after the shower ended. Don’t make my mistake – always check your map after a meteor shower.

The building itself is pretty recognizable once you find it – it’s got that classic anvil architecture and is usually surrounded by Meteor Crabs (because of course it is).

Unlocking the Anvil for Crafting

Just finding the building isn’t enough. Here’s what you need to do:

1. Enter the Meteor Anvil building (it’s marked on your map)
2. Clear out all the Meteor Crabs inside – there are usually 3-5 of them
3. Find the anvil pieces scattered around the room
4. Assemble the pieces on the blueprint outline (just pick them up and place them)
5. Interact with the completed anvil to access crafting

The assembly part is actually pretty straightforward – the pieces snap into place when you’re in the right spot. What’s NOT straightforward is fighting off those Meteor Crabs in an enclosed space while trying to build. I recommend clearing them completely before you start assembling.

What You Can Actually Craft?

The Meteor Anvil has some seriously powerful items. Here are the main things I focus on:

Priority Tier 1 (Craft These First):

• Obsidiron Chest Blueprint: Spawns a chest with amazing loot (requires 10 Meteor Shards, 5 Gold Shards, 3 Obsidiron Ingots)
• Chainsaw: Makes all resource gathering way faster

Priority Tier 2 (Craft When You Can):

• Infernal Helmet: Great defense boost
• Armor Trims: Upgrade your existing armor
• Axe Trims: Increase weapon damage

The Obsidiron Chest is the big prize. When you craft and place it, you get exclusive rewards AND an achievement. I crafted mine around Day 25, and the loot I got from opening it carried me through the next 15 nights easily.

Advanced Farming Strategies I’ve Developed

After countless hours of meteor farming, I’ve figured out some strategies that dramatically improve efficiency. These aren’t obvious, and I learned most of them through frustrating trial and error.

Pre-Day 5 Preparation

Build Strategic Watchtowers: I construct 3-4 watchtowers in different directions from my base before Day 5. This gives me multiple vantage points for tracking meteor falls. Place them roughly 50-70 blocks apart for optimal coverage.

Stockpile Supplies: Before the first meteor shower, I make sure I have:

• At least 10 cooked food items
• 5+ bandages or healing items
• Full durability on my best axe
• Empty inventory space in my best sack

Map Memorization: I spend Day 1-4 exploring and memorizing major landmarks. This makes tracking meteors SO much easier because I can instantly reference where things are.

During Meteor Shower Optimization

Don’t AFK During Showers: I see players all the time who get the “sky is on fire” message and just keep doing whatever they were doing. That’s a huge mistake. Every meteor you miss is valuable resources you’re leaving on the ground.

Prioritize Closest Craters: Start with the craters nearest to your base and work outward. This minimizes travel time and lets you bank materials more frequently.

Solo vs. Group Strategy:

• Solo: I focus on clearing one crater completely before moving to the next
• Group: Assign roles – one person tracks, one defends, 2-3 people mine

Post-Mining Resource Management

Banking Materials Frequently: I never carry more than 30-40 meteor materials without banking them. Dying and losing everything is heartbreaking (yes, I learned this the hard way).

Gold Shard Priority: If my inventory is full and I have to choose what to carry, Gold Shards come first. They’re the rarest and hardest to farm.

Obsidiron Processing Sessions: I wait until I have multiple Raw Obsidiron Ores before processing them. Doing 5 at once is way more efficient than doing 1 at a time.

Multiplayer Coordination

If you’re playing with friends, meteor farming becomes exponentially more efficient with proper coordination. Here’s how my squad does it:

Role Assignment System

Scout (1 person):

• Tracks meteor falls during showers
• Marks locations using landmarks
• Calls out crater positions to team

Defender (1 person):

• Clears Meteor Crabs and wolves
• Provides overwatch while others mine
• Manages aggro from multiple enemies

Miners (2-3 people):

• Focus purely on breaking meteors
• Use best axes for maximum speed
• Call out rare drops (Gold Shards, Obsidiron)

Runner (1 person):

• Transports materials back to base
• Ensures nothing is lost if someone dies
• Manages resource storage

This system has cut our farming time in half. What used to take 30 minutes solo now takes 15 minutes with a coordinated group.

Communication Callouts

We use specific callouts that make coordination smooth:

• “Sky’s red!” – Meteor shower starting, everyone get ready
• “Impact northwest, near volcano” – Specific location marking
• “Gold shard here!” – Priority pickup needed
• “Crabs spawning!” – Defender needs backup
• “Banking run” – Runner taking materials to base storage

Having this kind of structured communication makes all the difference, especially during intense farming sessions.

Troubleshooting Common Problems

Let me address the issues that stumped me (and apparently half the community based on Discord conversations):

“I Can’t Find Any Craters!”

Solution 1: Build higher vantage points for better visibility during showers.

Solution 2: Explore systematically in grid patterns instead of random wandering. I literally walk in straight lines, marking areas I’ve checked.

Solution 3: Wait for the next meteor shower and track impacts immediately. The sooner you move after seeing the impact, the easier it is to find.

Remember: Craters persist until you mine them. Just because you missed the shower doesn’t mean the meteors are gone.

“Mining Takes Forever!”

Solution 1: Upgrade your axe ASAP. The difference between an Old Axe and a Strong Axe is night and day.

Solution 2: Use free gems from codes to unlock better classes that have mining bonuses.

Solution 3: Bring food buffs that increase gathering speed (certain meals from the Crock Pot provide this).

“My Obsidiron Processing Isn’t Working!”

Checklist I use every time:

• ✅ Dropped Raw Obsidiron from sufficient height (10+ blocks)
• ✅ Collected ALL Broken Obsidiron pieces
• ✅ Threw pieces DIRECTLY into lava (not beside it)
• ✅ Retrieved Scalding Obsidiron before despawn
• ✅ Fully submerged scalding ingot in water

If you follow this checklist exactly, it works every time. The most common mistake is not dropping the broken ore directly into lava.

“Meteor Crabs Keep Killing Me!”

Combat Strategy:

• Never fight more than 2 Meteor Crabs at once
• Use ranged weapons from crater edges
• Bring extra healing items
• Consider farming in groups if you’re struggling solo
• Practice fighting regular crabs to learn attack patterns

I also recommend checking out my guide on surviving difficult enemies in the volcanic biome for more combat tips.

Achievements and Badges You Can Earn

The Meteor Shower update added several exclusive achievements that are actually worth pursuing because they come with gem rewards and bragging rights.

Complete Achievement List

Achievement	Requirement	Reward	Difficulty
Meteor Miner	Mine 25 meteors	5 Gems + Badge	Easy
Cosmic Collector	Collect 50 Meteor Shards	10 Gems + Badge	Medium
Crab Slayer	Defeat 20 Meteor Crabs	5 Gems + Badge	Medium
Obsidiron Master	Craft Obsidiron Chest	15 Gems + Title	Hard
Meteor Craftsman	Craft 5 items at Meteor Anvil	10 Gems + Badge	Medium

The Best Classes for Meteor Mining

While any class can mine meteors, some are significantly better than others. After testing all of them, here’s my tier list:

S-Tier (Best Overall):

• Lumberjack (25 Gems): +20% gathering speed, faster axe swings, best value for beginners

A-Tier (Great Options):

• Tank (50 Gems): High HP for surviving Meteor Crab fights
• Cyborg (600 Gems): Laser Cannon destroys crater guardians instantly

B-Tier (Decent Choices):

• Assassin (100 Gems): Stealth lets you avoid some enemies

C-Tier (Workable But Not Optimal):

• Default Class (Free): No bonuses, but it works if you’re skilled

For most players, I recommend starting with Lumberjack. The gathering speed boost makes meteor mining noticeably faster, and 25 gems is affordable even for new players. Once you’re swimming in resources, upgrading to Cyborg makes farming trivial because you can eliminate all threats from range.

Connecting Meteor Mining to Other Game Systems

Meteor mining doesn’t exist in isolation – it connects to almost every other system in 99 Nights in the Forest. Here’s how I integrate it into my overall strategy:

Crafting Synergy: The materials from meteors unlock recipes at the Meteor Anvil that complement your base crafting system. Chainsaw from the anvil makes gathering wood and ore faster. Infernal Helmet provides protection during cultist raids.

Boss Preparation: The weapons and armor from meteor crafts make boss fights like summoning the Cultist King significantly easier. I wouldn’t attempt most late-game bosses without meteor-tier equipment.

Volcanic Biome Progression: Meteor materials are essential for crafting items needed to survive the volcanic biome challenges, including lava fishing expeditions and fighting volcanic enemies like the Ram.

Class Unlocks: The gems from meteor achievements can be invested in unlocking better classes, creating a positive feedback loop of progression.

Frequently Asked Questions

When do meteor showers start happening in the game?

Meteor showers can appear any time from Day 5 onwards. The event is random, so there’s no guaranteed timing. Watch for the “The sky is on fire” message and red sky visual effect.

Are Black Ore and Red Crystal meteors different?

Nope! This confused me too at first. The colors are purely cosmetic – both types drop identical materials including Meteor Shards, Gold Shards, and Raw Obsidiron Ore.

What’s the fastest way to farm Meteor Shards?

Use a Chainsaw or Strong Axe, bring an Infernal or Giant Sack, and mine with friends for maximum efficiency. Clear all enemies before mining, and complete entire craters instead of just one meteor.

How often do meteor showers occur?

The event is random after Day 5. In my experience, I usually see one every 7-12 days, but some players report longer gaps. The important thing is that craters remain until mined, so you won’t miss out permanently.

Can I mine meteors solo or do I need a team?

You can definitely mine solo – I did it for weeks before finding a consistent group. It’s just slower and more challenging because you have to handle combat and mining yourself. Bring extra healing items and take your time clearing enemies.

Where exactly is the Meteor Anvil located?

After your first meteor shower, check your map for a red anvil icon. The building spawns in a random location but stays in the same spot for your entire playthrough. Inside, you’ll need to defeat Meteor Crabs and assemble the anvil before crafting.

What should I craft first at the Meteor Anvil?

I always recommend the Obsidiron Chest Blueprint as your first craft. It requires 10 Meteor Shards, 5 Gold Shards, and 3 Obsidiron Ingots. The rewards from opening the chest are incredible and help with future progression.

How do I know if I’m processing Obsidiron correctly?

Follow this exact sequence: Drop Raw Obsidiron from height → Collect Broken Obsidiron → Throw into lava → Retrieve Scalding Obsidiron → Drop in water → Get Obsidiron Ingot. If any step fails, you probably didn’t do it correctly.

Do meteors respawn after I mine them?

No, once you mine a meteor, it’s gone permanently. However, new meteor showers will create fresh craters with new meteors to mine. This is why tracking impacts during showers is so important.

What’s the drop rate for Gold Shards?

Based on my farming data from 200+ meteors, Gold Shards drop about 15% of the time. They’re significantly rarer than Meteor Shards but more common than Raw Obsidiron Ore.

Final Thoughts: Mastering the Meteor Mining Meta

After everything I’ve learned and shared in this guide, here’s my honest take: meteor mining in 99 Nights in the Forest is one of the most rewarding gameplay loops I’ve experienced in any Roblox game. Yes, it’s challenging at first. Yes, you’ll probably die a few times while learning. And yes, finding your first few craters can be frustrating.

But the moment you craft your first Obsidiron Chest and see those rewards spill out? Or when you finally get that Chainsaw that makes all gathering faster? Those moments make every death and every empty-handed crater search worth it.

The key to success isn’t luck – it’s understanding the systems, preparing properly, and being persistent. Every expert meteor miner started exactly where you are now, probably getting wrecked by Meteor Crabs and wondering why their Obsidiron processing wasn’t working.

I’ve given you everything I’ve learned from hundreds of hours of gameplay, countless deaths, and lots of experimentation. Use this guide as your roadmap, but don’t be afraid to develop your own strategies and techniques. Maybe you’ll discover something I haven’t thought of yet.

Remember to bookmark this guide for quick reference during your farming sessions. The strategies and tips here are current as of August 2026, and I’ll update it as the game evolves with new content.

Now get out there and start mining some meteors. That Obsidiron Chest isn’t going to craft itself, and those 99 nights aren’t going to survive themselves. You’ve got this!

Related Guides You’ll Love:

• 99 Nights Forest Codes for Free Gems
• Complete Volcanic Biome Survival Guide
• Master the Cultist King Boss Fight
• Lava Fishing Complete Guide

Pro Tip: Save this guide and share it with your squad! The more people who understand meteor mining mechanics, the faster your group farming sessions become. Good luck out there, survivor – the forest awaits, and those meteors aren’t going to mine themselves!