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21. Help - Building Missiles/Ammo - in Science and Industry [original thread]
You'll want to get your production efficiency skill up to 4 at least. It's a cheap skill. Other than that, you'll want to do a little research to see where your product will sell in large volumes. In this rather low intensity market, when it comes...
- by Lygos - at 2005.01.07 06:29:00
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22. lets beat the system! - in Science and Industry [original thread]
A market is only a tool, not a creditable religion or philosophy. You judge that tool by what sort of economy or society it produces. This is also a game of nationalistic domination.. so theories of civil societies built on the common approval of ...
- by Lygos - at 2005.01.07 06:19:00
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23. Source of minerals? Where do they come from? - in Science and Industry [original thread]
Don't forget to add transporting time. This requires a certain percentage of manhours regardless of how many people are participating. Every man not mounting the ability to crunch 1k m3 a minute of ore is still a mouth to feed. Participation coun...
- by Lygos - at 2005.01.07 06:00:00
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24. Read this before whingeing about labslots - in Science and Industry [original thread]
I don't know, I own a pair in a backwater station and the price keeps jumping an average of 25% cumulative every 4 or 5 days or whatever the billing period is. I might have gotten lucky, but it only took me a few hours to locate them originally. I...
- by Lygos - at 2005.01.07 05:44:00
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25. lab slots - a stop mining 2 isk from me. - in Science and Industry [original thread]
Edited by: Lygos on 16/12/2004 03:26:50 This thread is interesting for one reason: the number of views it got. Perhaps there is something about writing a headline that is so difficult to parse into a full thought that it forces people to clic...
- by Lygos - at 2004.12.16 03:26:00
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26. lab slots - a stop mining 2 isk from me. - in Science and Industry [original thread]
Edited by: Lygos on 16/12/2004 03:26:50 This thread is interesting for one reason: the number of views it got. Perhaps there is something about writing a headline that is so difficult to parse into a full thought that it forces people to clic...
- by Lygos - at 2004.12.16 03:26:00
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27. Advice needed for a Noob ammo trader - in Science and Industry [original thread]
Especially when you're just starting out, don't try to calculate what's most efficient all the time. Sure, you might make 15% more income just selling the veldspar. But the market is so fubar you might as well just do whatever seems interesting. ...
- by Lygos - at 2004.12.10 11:01:00
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28. Advice needed for a Noob ammo trader - in Science and Industry [original thread]
Especially when you're just starting out, don't try to calculate what's most efficient all the time. Sure, you might make 15% more income just selling the veldspar. But the market is so fubar you might as well just do whatever seems interesting. ...
- by Lygos - at 2004.12.10 11:01:00
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29. PETITION - FIX UNAVAILABILITY OF LAB SLOTS - in Science and Industry [original thread]
There are good functions as well as bad functions to the current system. Lab and factory limitations are good because they force markets to expand outward from core systems. Otherwise everyone might cluster up at chokepoint systems between empir...
- by Lygos - at 2004.12.10 02:20:00
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30. PETITION - FIX UNAVAILABILITY OF LAB SLOTS - in Science and Industry [original thread]
There are good functions as well as bad functions to the current system. Lab and factory limitations are good because they force markets to expand outward from core systems. Otherwise everyone might cluster up at chokepoint systems between empir...
- by Lygos - at 2004.12.10 02:20:00
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31. Change In Industry Focus -From Mining to Production - in Science and Industry [original thread]
Actually, so long as you have PE V, you can still make a moderate profit on many products, even tech1 products. The main obstacle in eve is distribution, not the ability to profit on margin, although that is critical to the ability to compete wit...
- by Lygos - at 2004.12.08 22:25:00
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32. Change In Industry Focus -From Mining to Production - in Science and Industry [original thread]
Actually, so long as you have PE V, you can still make a moderate profit on many products, even tech1 products. The main obstacle in eve is distribution, not the ability to profit on margin, although that is critical to the ability to compete wit...
- by Lygos - at 2004.12.08 22:25:00
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33. Incentives for Sustainable POS operation and growth - in Science and Industry [original thread]
Originally by: Vaux Likewise, how can a moon miner compete with an agent runner? Simple. Volume production. The main difficulty is causing an overturn on volume consumption. I think agents can help a little bit here, as suggested in ...
- by Lygos - at 2004.12.08 21:05:00
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34. Incentives for Sustainable POS operation and growth - in Science and Industry [original thread]
Originally by: Vaux Likewise, how can a moon miner compete with an agent runner? Simple. Volume production. The main difficulty is causing an overturn on volume consumption. I think agents can help a little bit here, as suggested in ...
- by Lygos - at 2004.12.08 21:05:00
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35. Incentives for Sustainable POS operation and growth - in Science and Industry [original thread]
Indeed. The major outlook of individuals is that there is little to invest in beyond their personal labor efficiency. Increasingly, I fear the game will develop towards strengthening this outlook. Without large scale avenues for investment capita...
- by Lygos - at 2004.12.07 21:51:00
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36. Incentives for Sustainable POS operation and growth - in Science and Industry [original thread]
Indeed. The major outlook of individuals is that there is little to invest in beyond their personal labor efficiency. Increasingly, I fear the game will develop towards strengthening this outlook. Without large scale avenues for investment capita...
- by Lygos - at 2004.12.07 21:51:00
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37. Incentives for Sustainable POS operation and growth - in Science and Industry [original thread]
This board and others are filled with erudite speculation and educated conjecture on the possible margins of profitability within which POS can operate. Some models suggest sustainability , some do not. What we are looking at is bankrolling hu...
- by Lygos - at 2004.12.07 10:31:00
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38. Incentives for Sustainable POS operation and growth - in Science and Industry [original thread]
This board and others are filled with erudite speculation and educated conjecture on the possible margins of profitability within which POS can operate. Some models suggest sustainability , some do not. What we are looking at is bankrolling hu...
- by Lygos - at 2004.12.07 10:31:00
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39. Moon Mining Profits II - in Science and Industry [original thread]
I personally am discouraging my comrades in materials acquisitions from specializing in ice harvesting until such a time as the POS industry can prove sustainable. You need more than hubris to drive a market.
- by Lygos - at 2004.12.07 04:21:00
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40. Moon Mining Profits II - in Science and Industry [original thread]
I personally am discouraging my comrades in materials acquisitions from specializing in ice harvesting until such a time as the POS industry can prove sustainable. You need more than hubris to drive a market.
- by Lygos - at 2004.12.07 04:21:00
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