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Posted on 2010 under EVE ISK Guide |
9
Aug
Although mission running is not the best way to make ISK in Eve Online it is a easier method that can be used to make enough ISK to get anyone by, Also mission running in Eve Online is a great way for players that are new to Eve Online to start making some ISK. Basically there are 4 different types of missions in Eve Online and there are level 1 to 5 missions 5 being the hardest but most rewarding. Depending on what agent you get your mission from will depend on what type of mission you will get. Another thing to remember is the 4 hour wait for another mission when you reject one, This does not mean you can not do another mission for 4 hours it just means you can not do another Eve mission from that particular agent. As well as the 4 hour wait if you decline more missions your standings with that agent and his fraction will drop which can have some negative effects on you at their stations. ISK Guide – Eve Courier Missions By far the easiest type of mission in Eve Online, all you need to do is pick up a item in one station and take it to the next station. You will get a bonus reward if you can deliver all the items in one trip but that depends on your how big your cargo hold is, you can still do this mission for the regular reward and a standings increase. There are certain factors to check when running courier missions in Eve Online one would be the route you have to take to complete the mission since sometimes it will require you to go though very low sec spaces which is always dangerous in Eve Online, Another thing to check if you have a space ship is how big one of the items is and you need to do this manually since sometimes you will not be able to carry the item. ISK Guide – Eve Mining Missions Once again this type of Eve Online Missi0n is quite easy and has low risk, All you are required to do is travel to a certain location and mine a special type of ore that cannot be reprocessed. Once you take this ore back to your mission agent you will be given your reward for the mission. It goes without saying that the better your mining skills are the easier these missions will be for you to complete and sometimes you will need to mine all of the mission area to complete the mission this sounds annoying but generally it has its good points since you can fail missions by losing the ore. ISK Guide – Eve Trade Missions I like to think of this Eve missions as half a courier mission since you do not have to go and pick up a item and take it elsewhere you just need to take a item to a certain location, One problem with this missions is you will normally have to buy the item since the agent has nothing to do with getting you the item to transport. Normally the item is worth a lot less than the reward for completing the mission but in some very rare cases I have found that the cargo costs more ISK than what the mission is worth so basically its a complete waste of time and ISK once again this is rare but it can happen so watch out for it when doing Eve Trade Missions. ISK Guide – Eve Kill Missions Basically killing things and sometimes you are required to collect certain items from the killed ships or structures, Once again these missions are easy but they have a much higher risk than any other but also a much higher reward than any other mission in Eve Online. The ISK and Loyalty points earned from kill missions are normally a lot higher than trade, courier or mining missions. A lot Eve Online players like doing kill missions since all you really need to do them is a battleship and combat skills which can also be used later on for PvP activities which it is all about really. Some very skilled fighter pilots can do Level 4 missions by themselves in small ships but it is not recommended. Here is the general guideline that you should follow when first starting Eve Kill Missions. Level 1 – Frigate Level 2 – Cruiser Level 3 – Battle Cruiser Level 4 – Battleship ISK Guide Mission Running Conclusion Depending on how you are wanting to play the game will depend on what missions you do, For trade, courier and mining missions make sure you have a decent size cargo hold for your ship and you will find them easier with better mining skills and navigation skills. For kill missions work on your combat skills, Not only your character combat skills but your own knowledge of combat in Eve Online, Make sure your ship is always insured if you want to keep it.
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Posted on 2010 under EVE ISK Guide |
1
Jun
ISK Making…..
I find it strange that a lot of Eve players buy ISK instead of just making it, I understand that making ISK can sometimes be a long process but at the end of the day your account is safe if you stick to legit methods. Legit methods would include Mining, Trade Runs, Pirating etc.
Legit methods can be effective if you give them chance to take effect and learn how to complete them in the most effective of ways. Mining is pretty much always going to be slow really but learning how to trade in Jita for example only starts slow and becomes huge if you know how to make it there. I would recommend Eve Billionaire if you need to learn how to trade in Eve online its by far the best ISK guide around right now.
Of course some marketing methods require you to have some ISK to invest into them but the returns on investment are normally huge and all you really have to do is wait for whatever item you have invested in to get a large price increase, at this time you can sell your stockpile at a lower price but still making profit on each unit! Once again Eve Billionaire is the best way to learn out to do this and to my suprise it actually works real well.
Eve ISK making like this frees up all your time allowing you to actually do what you want to do in Eve Online all day long. This at a guess I would say includes Pvping or just spending time with your corp buddies. Imagine being able to relax all day whilst keeping a eye on the market in Jita then making yourself millions of ISK when the time is right for you to make a sell order! It can be done and is being done by very few Eve online players most are spending all day mining for small amounts of ISK.
Users of Eve Billionaire and the ISK sellers are doing this daily and are taking massive profits from their investments in these niche markets. Eve Online is such a deep and complex game that has many things that work in real life too! This includes marketing once you learn how to do it you will be able to enjoy Eve Online fully without having spend all your hard earned cash on ISK for you Eve Online character and by doing so taking a massive risk of getting banned by CCP
Posted on 2009 under EVE GUIDES, EVE ISK Guide |
15
Dec
Massively has two EVE Online related news articles up for us today. The first is an informative piece regarding CCP’s aim to mobolize EVE. CCP is interested in developing Mobile applications which interact with EVE through the EVE API, and they intend to pick the brains of MIT students to get where they want to go.
The second story is a little less sterile but somewhat sad, as Massively reports that an EVE Online player lost $19,000 USD in a shady virtual currency deal. Some people buy ISK in huge amounts. This was the case with an EVE player in Denmark, who paid 100,000 Danish Krones (the rough equivalent of 13,500 Euros or USD 19,000) for currency from a shady ISK seller outside of the secure system, and was ultimately left with empty pockets, even after the case ended up in court.
Welcome to a weekly walk around The Vault Network to see what’s cooking in all corners of the community. Below you will find a list of last week’s features to help you keep on top of the latest!
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Posted on 2009 under EVE GUIDES, EVE ISK Guide |
15
Dec
EVE Online has set a new peak concurrent user record of 45,186 users! Nice, and as CCP says, a great way to start out 2009.
While we’ve made tremendous serverside changes in the EVE Online infrastructure with the EVE64 and StacklessIO initiatives, it is truly a testament to our loyal fans that 5 years into EVE’s existence we are still breaking records and more people are flying in New Eden than ever before.
We know we’ll be trying to find leftover champagne from New Year’s EVE to celebrate. When we do, we’ll toast to you!
Welcome to another weekly issue of Locked in the Vault, where we sit right back and hear a tale, a tale of a fateful trip. That started from this tropic port aboard this tiny ship. Or something like that. Here’s what was happening around The Vault Network over the past week!
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Posted on 2009 under EVE ISK Guide |
15
Dec
CCP Zulupark writes up a new EVE Online Developer Blog to discuss how they plan on dealing with graphics requirements for their upcoming expansion(s). EVE prides itself on being able to run on pretty much any computer built after 1998. BUT… at this point it also requires them to downtune their engine quite a bit to maintain the “Classic” client. To allow players to take advantage of newer technology, it’s out with “Classic” and in with “Premium Lite”.
Premium Lite will only require ShaderModel 2.0 hardware, and far less texture memory than the current Premium, ensuring good framerates on older hardware. We won’t stop there – we are providing two flavors of ShaderModel 2.0 compatible shaders, currently named “lo” and “hi”. What does this mean? It means that framerate enthusiasts can get even more performance when running under ShaderModel 2.0. We will also allow people to select any ShaderModel below what their hardware supports – thus allowing players to trade quality for performance and vice versa.
So the plan is to discontinue ShaderModel 1 and the Classic Client for Apocrypha come March 10th, and replace it with Premium Lite. In the Winter 2009 Expansion they may also discontinue support for ShaderModel 2. How many people will this affect? You can weigh in.
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Posted on 2009 under EVE GUIDES, EVE ISK Guide |
28
Nov
CCP Zulupark writes up a new EVE Online Developer Blog to discuss how they plan on dealing with graphics requirements for their upcoming expansion(s). EVE prides itself on being able to run on pretty much any computer built after 1998. BUT… at this point it also requires them to downtune their engine quite a bit to maintain the “Classic” client. To allow players to take advantage of newer technology, it’s out with “Classic” and in with “Premium Lite”.
Premium Lite will only require ShaderModel 2.0 hardware, and far less texture memory than the current Premium, ensuring good framerates on older hardware. We won’t stop there – we are providing two flavors of ShaderModel 2.0 compatible shaders, currently named “lo” and “hi”. What does this mean? It means that framerate enthusiasts can get even more performance when running under ShaderModel 2.0. We will also allow people to select any ShaderModel below what their hardware supports – thus allowing players to trade quality for performance and vice versa.
So the plan is to discontinue ShaderModel 1 and the Classic Client for Apocrypha come March 10th, and replace it with Premium Lite. In the Winter 2009 Expansion they may also discontinue support for ShaderModel 2. How many people will this affect? You can weigh in.
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Posted on 2009 under EVE GUIDES, EVE ISK Guide |
28
Nov
I love drama! Thanks Massively for pointing out that some dude in EVE Online made off with 86 billion ISK! Xabier, Dynasty Investments Manager for the player-run Dynasty Banking, had access to the funds invested by EVE players. Massively contacted the player whom stated they had taken 86 billion ISK, which is now worth 106.2 billion ISK due to investments made with the stolen booty. Apparently the theft resulted in a couple of folks getting canned from the virtual bank, and changes will be made to how much ISK a player can access. From the bank:
“This ISK lost due to Xabier only effects Dynasty Banking’s equity balance, so we still have more than enough assets to cover all deposits and will resume business per usual.” His statement seems to indicate that the situation is under control, but there are other options to keep the bank afloat should investors panic and thus cause a further run on the bank. EBANK, now the largest player-run bank in New Eden, has stated it’s willing to assist in the event that this run on Dynasty Banking becomes serious.
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Posted on 2009 under EVE GUIDES, EVE ISK Guide |
28
Nov
CCP Whisper takes to the blogwaves to talk about the upcoming expansion for EVE Online, Apocrypha. The first thing that caught my eye was the introduction of a new travel mode, Wormholes! You have to admit that’s pretty hot, like who hasn’t wanted to travel through a wormhole at some point? I know! You’d be crazy not to want to.
Wormholes will bring us to this new frontier, appearing all over New Eden as a result of a cataclysmic event, the nature of which we’ll reveal in the coming months. These wormholes are unstable and will spawn and vanish randomly throughout the known universe. A pilot who stumbles across one of these stellar phenomena can fly through it and travel to unknown space, where there are no stargates or stations, just the unexplored void of a new solar system. And when I say “new solar system” that is exactly what I mean. It will not be moving you to instanced space but rather to one of the thousands of new solar systems we will be adding to the EVE universe.
The wormholes themselves will be open only for a randomly determined amount of time and can only let through a certain amount of mass before they collapse. Pilots should carefully consider the information their ship’s computer gives them about a wormhole before committing to travel through it. Although there will always be a way back to known space from wormhole space, you may have to search long and hard to locate it. And in that process, you may find wormholes that lead you to even more unexplored wormhole systems, launching you on a voyage of exploration the likes of which EVE has never seen before.
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Posted on 2009 under EVE GUIDES, EVE ISK Guide |
28
Nov
The Vault Network welcomes you to the first issue of Re-Rolled: MMO Celebrity Look-A-Likes, a new feature that challenges YOU to get crazy and creative with the character creation tools in your favourite MMO! Each issue will bring a new celebrity to clone, and ocassionally prize rounds will occur. For the debut of Re-Rolled we have selected Barack Obama. Dig into the first issue of Re-Rolled to see some example Baracks done by the Vault Staff, and to find out how to submit your own virtual Barack Obama!
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Posted on 2009 under EVE GUIDES, EVE ISK Guide |
28
Nov
Vault Network Week in Review
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Vault Network Week in Review provides you with scoops for the past week at a glance, including news from around the virtual worlds, latest Vault Network features, Wiki of the Week, Game of the Week and Vault of the Week! Get caught up on the latest Vault happenings in Vault Week in Review and find out which Vault made it into the VotW Spotlight.
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