Star Trek Fleet Command: How to Get Tritanium & What it’s Used For

How to Get Tritanium & What it’s Used For in Star Trek Fleet Command

You’ll need to gather plenty of resources and materials if you want to upgrade your facilities. One way to get more is through mining, and you’ll need to do this if you want some high-leveled resources, such as Tritanium. If you can’t find it, here’s how to get Tritanium in Star Trek Fleet Command.

Unlike some of the other materials in Star Trek Fleet Command, you can’t produce Tritanium in your base. Instead, you’ll have to send your ship out on an expedition to find some.

You have to keep in mind, however, that not all systems produce this rare material. You’ll have to head to certain locations and explore the nodes to find it. Before you start mining, just make sure that you have your warp engine leveled up so you can start exploring some of the more higher-leveled systems in Star Trek Fleet Command.

To access the many systems in the game, simply click Galaxy button on the lower right side of your screen. Once you’re ready to start exploring, you should check out the following systems to find Tritanium:

• Dyrr – System number 79,578
• Cita Laga – System number 81,454
• Palimer – System number 79,577
• Kito – System number 78,726
• Eravan – System number 76,223
• Jinnia – System number 76,222
• Volta – System number 74,101
• Worhundelja – System number 78,727

Since Tritanium is a rare material, you’ll want to search for mining locations in galaxies that are level nine or higher. Tritanium nodes are usually marked with a green aura.

Once you click it, you can start mining, assuming it isn’t occupied. It will take you a few seconds to gather the resources before you can bring it back to base in Star Trek Fleet Command. There, you can use the resource to upgrade your many facilities.

You can also get Tritanium from your starbase through generators. You can upgrade your facilities to earn more resources so you won’t have to mine for it. We’ll be updating this post as soon as we learn of more locations where you can mine Tritanium.

That’s pretty much everything you need to know about where to mine Tritanium in Star Trek Fleet Command. If you need more help with the game, be sure to search for Twinfinite. We’ve got tons of other guides to help you explore each system.

Here are a few to get you started:

• How to Move Station
• How to Mine and Get Materials
• How to Get Ship Blueprints
• How to Get Dilithium and What It’s Used For