GET YOUR FIRST ORNITHOPTER FAST! | Dune: Awakening Beginner Guide
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GET YOUR FIRST ORNITHOPTER FAST! | Dune: Awakening Beginner Guide
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Welcome to Dune: Awakening, new console players! 🌵
Want to get your first Scout Ornithopter as quickly as possible? In this guide, I’ll show you several easy early-game locations where you can collect important materials without having to fight NPCs.
If you’ve just unlocked your Sandbike, you can start collecting these materials right away and build up a stockpile for when you reach the Aluminum tier.
🛠️ Materials You'll Need
For the Scout Ornithopter, you'll need:
46 Advanced Servoks
22 Particle Capacitors
14 Diamond Dust
7 Carbide Scraps
I'll show you where to find these materials and how to make your runs safer and more efficient.
📍 Locations Covered
Imperial Testing Station 197 — Eastern Vermillius Gap
Find multiple broken-down Sandbikes and a chest containing valuable materials, including Advanced Servoks and Particle Capacitors.
Mysa Tarill
I'll show you an easy cave location where you can grab additional loot without dealing with NPCs.
Bonus Unique Schematic Locations
I'll also show you three easy locations where you can pick up useful unique schematics:
I'll also explain an early-game travel trick using the Anvil Trade Post and Crossroads Tradepost that can save you a ton of time before you have your own Ornithopter.
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0:00 Guide introduction
1:37 Imperial testing station
3:20 Essential gear and tips
4:04 Efficient travel and looting
5:30 Unique schematic locations
7:28 Final thoughts