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1. [Revelations] The Complete Miner's Guide - ver. 2.0 [new & rewritten] - in Science and Industry [original thread]
Very nice guide, however, the prices really need to be adjusted to the current market again. Crokite used to be at 10k/unit, but now it's closer to 6k/unit. Is it even still possible to reach the fabled 100m/h nowadays? Is it me, or did the openin...
- by Mike Yagon - at 2007.01.29 00:32:00
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2. Concord & POS - in Science and Industry [original thread]
Originally by: Dan Grobag but if i attack someone then hide in the bubble, will the pos denfend me against concord, will concord attack the pos ? i don't know but i think concord will just get trought the shield and pop me without the pos...
- by Mike Yagon - at 2006.08.07 14:50:00
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3. Question about deploying a POS in 0.6. - in Science and Industry [original thread]
Originally by: Samantha Kensington So would the connections skill help this if I trained it up? And is there anything else that would raise my faction standing with gal as well? -Sammy Nope, the corp standings are based on your base ...
- by Mike Yagon - at 2006.08.07 08:32:00
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4. charters, do they allow pos's in empire space? - in Science and Industry [original thread]
Also, moons in high sec are possibly inhabited. You don't want a massive mining laser hitting the ground next to your house.
- by Mike Yagon - at 2006.07.13 07:13:00
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5. battleship mining - in Science and Industry [original thread]
You jettison one can, then open-cargo that can, and move the ore into the can already in space. You don't jettison a new can every 3 minutes.
- by Mike Yagon - at 2006.04.09 00:31:00
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6. Moon mining in 0.5 - in Science and Industry [original thread]
You can't in 0.4 and higher, moon mining is not allowed, neither are complex reactions. A POS in High-Sec is only good for research, manufacturing and refining ore.
- by Mike Yagon - at 2006.04.01 09:23:00
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7. locking down bpo's on allowing people to research/build from them - in Science and Industry [original thread]
Maybe he means putting it into a special hangar where only specific people can get access to?
- by Mike Yagon - at 2006.03.28 10:18:00
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8. How Vulnerable is a Retriever Mining Barge? - in Science and Industry [original thread]
Originally by: Helene Troi Originally by: Sovelis I use a 15k scanner on my retriever. Nothing more irritatign than running a 3 minute cycle and getting 50 m/3 of ore. The 15k makes sure you only see what is in strip miner range. ...
- by Mike Yagon - at 2006.03.28 10:17:00
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9. POS in High Sec - Will Concord help defend it? - in Science and Industry [original thread]
I am not 100% sure, this is information I was given via another guy, you know how it goes in EVE. No on both questions, usually the only people that would attack a high sec pos will be corps that war decced you. Noone just randomly goes around ...
- by Mike Yagon - at 2006.03.25 21:59:00
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10. How Vulnerable is a Retriever Mining Barge? - in Science and Industry [original thread]
Last night I saw someone who called his Retriever Chuck Norris.
- by Mike Yagon - at 2006.03.25 08:56:00
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11. Most effective way to increase standing towards an NPC corp? - in Science and Industry [original thread]
Battlecruisers are great for level 3 kill missions.
- by Mike Yagon - at 2006.03.06 17:35:00
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12. POS Ship Assembly Arrays - WHY nothing for barges?!!? - in Science and Industry [original thread]
Maybe we should make a thread, in it, list all the ship classes, followed by a confirmed ship assembly thingie behind it? It might be of help for other people in the future.
- by Mike Yagon - at 2006.03.02 10:35:00
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13. Have I made a poor decision? - in Science and Industry [original thread]
It may sound lame, but ammunition in mission running stations could be sold at a profit still. Mission runners always need ammo, especially the ones with the large guns. Missiles in Caldari space always go well too. Alternatively, get a BPO share...
- by Mike Yagon - at 2006.02.26 16:15:00
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14. Paying Corp Miners? - in Science and Industry [original thread]
What we usually do is sell the most expensive mineral after refining and pay the participees with that, then the cheaper minerals go into the corp stockpile. For example, after mining omber all day long, we sell the isogen and pay the guys with it...
- by Mike Yagon - at 2006.02.16 10:36:00
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15. POS in .4 - .7 - in Science and Industry [original thread]
Originally by: Mathias Zealot Originally by: Mike Yagon Don't quote me on this but I *think* manufacturing arrays have a 25% material cost reduction. That's material WASTE reduction, it wont take it below the perfect mineral re...
- by Mike Yagon - at 2006.02.07 21:27:00
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16. POS in .4 - .7 - in Science and Industry [original thread]
Don't quote me on this but I *think* manufacturing arrays have a 25% material cost reduction.
- by Mike Yagon - at 2006.02.07 17:41:00
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17. Pay Up or DIE! - in Science and Industry [original thread]
I think he already said he was rich and wasn't doing it for the money, but rather the fun of it.
- by Mike Yagon - at 2006.02.07 15:59:00
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