Dyson Sphere Program – Rare resources tier list explained

Kimberlite Ore: C

Smelt directly into Diamond. 
 
The least I find it attractive to utilize. You only need a little diamonds, plus Coal -> Energetic Graphite -> Diamond is a very easy chain. 
 
 
 

Fractal Silicon: C

Smelt directly into Crystal Silicon. 
 
Same level as Kimberlite Ore for the exact same reasons. 
 
 
 

Unipolar Magnet: B

Helps production of Particle Container, replacing the need of Graphene and Electromagnetic Turbine. 
 
It’s harder to find. The alternative recipe is quite nice, however you don’t need a lot of them unless you are aiming large white science/s in the end game. 
 
 
 

Sulfuric Acid: A

Refined oil + Water + Stone and produces less than 1/s? Go ahead and pump Sulfuric Acid directly if you find it. Not S tier because you do not need huge amount of this. 
 
 
 

Organic Crystal: A

This one is similar to and better than Sulfuric Acid. For the same reason not in S tier: you don’t need a lot of this. 
 
 
 

Fire Ice: S

You need a lot of Graphene and the recipe improvement is also huge. 
 
 
 

Optical Grating Crystal: S

Helps production of: 
 
Photon Combiner 
You need this for massive production of Solar Sails, replacing the need of Prism which is quite nice. Prism is not hard to make but still requires some setup of glass smelting. 
 
Casimir Crystal 
You need for massive production of Quantum Chip -> rockets, replacing the need of Titanium Crystal, which is huge. 
 
Definitely a great rare resource to save a lot of production efforts. But remember, you’ll need a lot of this so mine every ore patch you can find in the galaxy. 
 
 
 

Spiniform Stalagmite Crystal: S

Smelt directly into Carbon Nanotube. 
 
For one simple reason to put this S tier: You need huge amount of Carbon Nanotubes for rockets, the recipe save is also huge. Same as Optical Grating Crystal, you need a lot so mine every ore patch you can find. 
 

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