As a multiplayer survival game, Dune Awakening will throw all sorts of dangers onto players. As a result, you’ll likely be trying to scavenge whatever resources you can from the dangerous deserts of Arrakis. However, not all of the loot you get will be usable – especially when you start progressing through the game. In these cases, your inventory will start filling up with items you do not need, but may seem too valuable to throw away. This is where you can dismantle old items and convert them into useful materials. In this guide, we’ll show you exactly how you can do it. Let’s dive in!
How To Dismantle Items
To dismantle items in Dune Awakening, you will need to use the Recycler. However, to actually be able to use it, you will need to research the Recycler so you can unlock it.
Start by going into the Research tab of the menu. Here, navigate to the Construction section and look under the Copper Products tab. You’ll be able to find the Recycler here.
Keep in mind that you will need to dedicate Intel Points so that you can research the schematic. Once, you have the schematic, you will be able to place it.
After unlocking the schematic, you can use the Construction Tool to place down a Recycler. One recycler will require x30 Copper Ingots. Additionally, you will also need to supply it with power so that you can use it.
Once it’s constructed, interact with it and you will be able to see all the items that you can recycle. At this point, it is very likely you’ll have stored up items that are no longer useful. So, we recommend that you recycle all of these to get materials.
As for the amount of materials you get back, it depends on the condition of the recycled item. The better the condition, the more materials you’ll be able to scavenge out of it.
You can then use the recycled materials for other ventures that will help you in your survival!
That’s everything you need to know about how to dismantle items in Dune Awakening. When you do place the Recycler, do not place it randomly. Some players tend to forget it takes which can actually cause your circuits to get overloaded. So, be sure you can actually provide it with the right power before using it.
