Surviving Mars
80 Achievements
0-1h
GOG
Aren't they Cute?
Play as SpaceY and control 200 Drones before Sol 100
1.2%
How to unlock the Aren't they Cute? achievement in Surviving Mars - Definitive Guide
CaedOnyx
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Still very easy to get after patch (as of 9 May 2019). Simply select SpaceY as your sponsor. Load your first rocket with max number of drones (20) and drone hubs (6).
As soon as you land, deploy the 6 drone hubs. Each one gives 8 more drones. It doesn't matter if they aren't powered.
Then request more rockets with the same shipment (20 drones and 6 drone hubs). You should soon unlock the achievement.
Thanks to Fuzzy Bear Hugs and Daft Incarnate for their solutions and the inspiration.
As soon as you land, deploy the 6 drone hubs. Each one gives 8 more drones. It doesn't matter if they aren't powered.
Then request more rockets with the same shipment (20 drones and 6 drone hubs). You should soon unlock the achievement.
Thanks to Fuzzy Bear Hugs and Daft Incarnate for their solutions and the inspiration.
2 Comments
So easy, takes maybe 5 minutes.
By sonnyforple on 19 May 2019 02:45
Wow, very easy and very fast.
By risseless on 29 Mar 2020 05:55
Fuzzy Bear Hugs
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Start a new game and select "SpaceY" as your sponsor. Commander profile doesn't matter. Neither does landing location.
In your first rocket, remove all the preset cargo. Fill with 50 drones. Start the map, and immediately hit
and go to Resupply. Fill 3 more rockets up with 50 drones each. You will have just enough money to do this: $6000M starting funding / $30 M per drone = 200 drones. Simply land all 4 rockets to win the achievement.
Sadly, it's been patched. If there are physical copies of the game, you could do a fresh install and cheese it. But, Daft Incarnate's method is solid and I highly recommend you check out their guide. Good luck!
4 Comments
Worked 09/06/18 Thanks!
By Daaaaaniel M x on 09 Jun 2018 12:30
Still good as of today
By DiscGolferPro on 16 Aug 2018 02:50
Daft Incarnate
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There are 3 ways you can acquire drones for this.
Building a new drone hub then dismantling it. A Drone hub requires 12 metal, 8 electronics, and 3 power. With the research that adds 2 drones to a hub that makes 12 drones added for 8 electronics spent. There is no half cost return for dismantling drone hubs, but at least you aren't using additional power. SpaceY has reduced cost electronics so this is definitely the quickest and easiest method if you're importing electronics, but consumes metals quite quickly.
A Drone Assembler can create a Drone for 1 electronics, also requires 1 electronics for maintenence every couple of sols, but can be relatively quick when staffed by 12 engineer colonists. There is a breakthrough research that allows them to be constructed using metal instead of electronics, if you have that I would recommend this method.
Alternatively buy 5 drone hubs prefabs for delivery for $750 total, thats 50 drone (or 60 drones if you have the additional drone research). Viable option if you research Martian Patents (500 for 3000 research) over and over and don't have metal to spare. That's 3.33 drone hubs for every completed Martian Patents. Obviously requires good research rate and fuel supply to send rockets back.
Building a new drone hub then dismantling it. A Drone hub requires 12 metal, 8 electronics, and 3 power. With the research that adds 2 drones to a hub that makes 12 drones added for 8 electronics spent. There is no half cost return for dismantling drone hubs, but at least you aren't using additional power. SpaceY has reduced cost electronics so this is definitely the quickest and easiest method if you're importing electronics, but consumes metals quite quickly.
A Drone Assembler can create a Drone for 1 electronics, also requires 1 electronics for maintenence every couple of sols, but can be relatively quick when staffed by 12 engineer colonists. There is a breakthrough research that allows them to be constructed using metal instead of electronics, if you have that I would recommend this method.
Alternatively buy 5 drone hubs prefabs for delivery for $750 total, thats 50 drone (or 60 drones if you have the additional drone research). Viable option if you research Martian Patents (500 for 3000 research) over and over and don't have metal to spare. That's 3.33 drone hubs for every completed Martian Patents. Obviously requires good research rate and fuel supply to send rockets back.
Komrade_Dusty
TrueTrophies
TrueTrophies
SpaceY drone hubs have 8 drones, which means you need 30 hubs to hit 200. There is enough initial funding and rockets to fly in 30 hubs.
Take the inventory commander for the sulf-sustaining hubs and just fly in 30 hubs and put them down. It will take less than 5 minutes to get this.
Take the inventory commander for the sulf-sustaining hubs and just fly in 30 hubs and put them down. It will take less than 5 minutes to get this.
yewjhin
Pick SpaceY as your mission sponsor when starting a new game. Secure a Rare Metal deposit early on and start exporting the Rare Metals, then just buy 200 Drones through resupplies. You’ll want to research the Drone Swarm early Robotics tech to make sure your Drone Hubs can manage up to 100 Drones each and make full use of those Drones you’re calling in.
ArtyomD
stratege.ru
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A very easy trophy. We choose to play for SpaceY, then in the mission acquisition window we remove all resources and buildings, and with the money saved we buy 50 drones. We land on Mars and immediately order three more rockets with 50 drones each. We wait for their arrival and the trophy is received.
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Perhaps after the update, you can only buy 20 drones per missile.
We choose easy parameters, City Mayor, take drones into the rocket, leave 5 spare parts and 20 drones themselves, disembark, study the technology where control by drones in the tank increases to 120 units. We install an evaporator and a fuel plant, they should be there if at the beginning of the game you checked the box “starting the game with basic buildings”, we produce fuel for rockets, buy drones on the ground, bring them, transfer control to the center of the drones, and bring the rest, if there is nothing extra buy, enough money.
We choose easy parameters, City Mayor, take drones into the rocket, leave 5 spare parts and 20 drones themselves, disembark, study the technology where control by drones in the tank increases to 120 units. We install an evaporator and a fuel plant, they should be there if at the beginning of the game you checked the box “starting the game with basic buildings”, we produce fuel for rockets, buy drones on the ground, bring them, transfer control to the center of the drones, and bring the rest, if there is nothing extra buy, enough money.
By Talankin on 02 May 2019 09:33