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1. How do you average cost of materials? - in Science and Industry [original thread]
Yeesh. sounds complicated. um, thanks.
- by Klasanov - at 2006.02.02 22:46:00
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2. Roaming Capital Ship Building Service - in Science and Industry [original thread]
And who will supply the minerals? You're basically charging people an exhorbitant fee for something that's already expensive. Surely that fee does not cover the mineral costs. Unless i missed a part of your post. also, the person who makes 40% r...
- by Klasanov - at 2006.02.02 22:29:00
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3. Jump clones = crap - in Science and Industry [original thread]
You're saying jumpclones are useless because you can't use them? Well, I suggest we all take out battleships, dreadnoughts, titans, anything tech 2, and anything not Amarrian (save the shuttles) out of the game. Because I can't use any of that st...
- by Klasanov - at 2006.02.02 22:22:00
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4. Jump clones = crap - in Science and Industry [original thread]
your standing has to be 8.0 within that corporation to have a jump clone.
- by Klasanov - at 2006.02.02 01:15:00
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5. How do you average cost of materials? - in Science and Industry [original thread]
I'm not looking to put them in a spreadsheet and let it do it for me, but the actual averaging formula. I hear people saying how they average the cost of tritanium or whatever and want to get into some small-time production to support my ratting b...
- by Klasanov - at 2006.02.01 22:56:00
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6. ME research question - in Science and Industry [original thread]
Thanks, man.
- by Klasanov - at 2006.01.19 23:07:00
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7. ME research question - in Science and Industry [original thread]
I guess, what I'm asking is this: 1) If I have an item that needs 1000 tritanium, and perfect is 750 tritanium, does level 5 production efficiency skill mean I can make it for 750 tritanium? if not, then 2) does production efficiency and ME res...
- by Klasanov - at 2006.01.19 22:11:00
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8. ME research question - in Science and Industry [original thread]
Ok. I notice, on BPs, it says the mineral resources required for me to make the item, and the perfect mineral resources to make the item. My question is: Is the "perfect" a hard limit? I mean, I understand that further ME research reduces results...
- by Klasanov - at 2006.01.19 21:39:00
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