Heard the rumours about the Sol’s RNG Mining update? Read on to find out what this feature could bring to the table and if there’s a potential release date.
Sol’s RNG is a unique Roblox game that is still in development. This means that further content may be added in future updates, but for now, the main goal in the game is to obtain as many auras as possible! You have unlimited rolls, and you can also craft items to increase your overall luck. In short, the endgame is being able to flex the rarest and coolest auras around!
While you wait for mining to come to Sol’s RNG, dive into the game via the official Roblox page! With no release date for the mining update, you can keep yourself busy with crafting new items, such as the Sol’s RNG Eclipse Device.
Sol’s RNG Mining
Right, before I start, I’d like to note that I’m basing this speculation on some teaser images that you can find on the game’s official Discord server! The developers are yet to confirm that mining is coming to the game, but with old footage showcasing a player hitting a stone, it’s very likely. As of right now, there’s no clear release date.
What Will Mining Entail?
However, the screenshots in the Discord server show a mysterious mine shaft, lit up with torches, that descends into darkness. I’m not sure what purpose mining will serve in the game, but my first thought goes to some kind of crafting resource perhaps. Maybe we need ore, stone, or coal to craft brand-new items? It’s all a bit of a mystery right now.
The second screenshot shows a Roblox player standing by a campfire surrounded by stone, which I’m guessing means they’re inside the mine itself. This goes to show just how deep the mines may actually go. All in all, I’m quite excited to see what this will bring to the game! As fun as Sol’s RNG is, it does need some additional gameplay mechanics.
The Mysterious Bit of Old Footage
Delving back into the old video, a player is hitting a large rock with a pickaxe, as other stones are scattered around the surrounding area. Above the stone is a ‘_ / 100’, which suggests that 100 pieces of stone are available per rock. Or, each rock is limited to 100 hits. Either way, I can imagine a group of players will hit a rock at the same time. I’m predicting that it may be quite the scramble to farm the resource.