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jandelaar	Posted - 2009.06.02 09:33:00 - [1] well i mean by that that after downtime there is plenty to mine and it last until like 6 to 7 hrs and then u just have to wait next downtime??? i am coming back after a few years of and remember that even the next morning ther was still some places where u could mine but now thats over did they change something at the respawn rate?
Aricaan Gallente Playboy Enterprises Dark Taboo	Posted - 2009.06.02 09:58:00 - [2] ôThe World is a book, and those who do not travel read only a page.ö St. Augustine
Leeham Gallente Dissonance Corp Libertas Fidelitas	Posted - 2009.06.02 09:58:00 - [3] no they changed npc corps to no longer sell shuttles meaning tritanium no longer had a price cap and thus trit prices went through the roof. Add in the appearance of the Orca and pretty much all the trit heavy asteroids (anything in empire) gets mined out as soon as it appears
jandelaar	Posted - 2009.06.02 10:28:00 - [4] Originally by: Aricaan ôThe World is a book, and those who do not travel read only a page.ö St. Augustine believe me a read alot of books i travel alot to find a system thats not empty of belts in a few hrs :) bad luck i hope or else they dont exist anymore then i have one option left train up their fighting skills and do missions fly save
Darius Brinn Gallente Taggart Transdimensional Virtue of Selfishness	Posted - 2009.06.02 10:52:00 - [5] I guess you can always find a nice, close system with a lvl 1 agent, and go mine inside a lvl 1 mission. Hulks have a 50m3 drone bay, so apart from your Mining drones, you can pack a set of T2 Lights and wtfpwn everything you happen to aggro. Or maybe just bring ECM drones in case somebody jumps at you, and tank everything in the Hulk. I am training Mining Barge V (still a few days left), so no Hulk for me yet, but I doubt a Hulk has any trouble tanking whatever a lvl 1 mission throws at you. http://www.geocities.com/vagrantweapons/db.jpg
Jurinak	Posted - 2009.06.02 11:07:00 - [6] take a look at systems without station, most of the time there is a lot of ore. If you only find empty belts change you region and watch. The story that there are only empty belts everywhere in highsec is just a tale
Drahreg	Posted - 2009.06.02 11:32:00 - [7] Edited by: Drahreg on 02/06/2009 11:33:31 In those regions where have my headquarters is always plenty to mine. After downtime I usually take the premium ores first and leave the rest until later. Only people who have no strategy or no imagination complain about that issue. I'm using two Hulks with 17.199 M¦ cargospace on different accounts and an Orca everynow and then. Especially the Orca is great help in "dead-end" systems without stations. Most of the other miners avoid systems without stations. Naturally those with small cargospace because they lose too much time leaving the system to unload. You can also set up some giant secure containers close to a moon and fill them up. Then use a big hauler or an Orca to empty them.
Abrazzar	Posted - 2009.06.02 11:49:00 - [8] I just create the rocks I mine myself. -------- Ideas for: Mining
Sky Mart	Posted - 2009.06.02 12:19:00 - [9] Although the shuttle comment above also has some effect, I think the main reason for no asteriods is the increased player base combined with better yield to mining. The respawn isn't any more than it was in 2006, yet the number of people online at the same time has pretty much doubled. I.E. 2x the miners and the miners yield is greater which means there is less than 1/2 as much left over....tack onto that the shuttle fix....which raised the price of trit and suddenly Veldspar is very hard to find of any size worth mining unless you go to 0.0. and if your there, it has plenty of stuff worth more to mine. It is time CCP raised the respawn rate on the asteroids to match the increase in player base.... if its 2 times as many players, then it would make sense to double the respawn rate of the asteriods.
sHERU	Posted - 2009.06.02 13:01:00 - [10] Edited by: sHERU on 02/06/2009 13:01:52 Originally by: Sky Mart Although the shuttle comment above also has some effect, I think the main reason for no asteriods is the increased player base combined with better yield to mining. The respawn isn't any more than it was in 2006, yet the number of people online at the same time has pretty much doubled. I.E. 2x the miners and the miners yield is greater which means there is less than 1/2 as much left over....tack onto that the shuttle fix....which raised the price of trit and suddenly Veldspar is very hard to find of any size worth mining unless you go to 0.0. and if your there, it has plenty of stuff worth more to mine. It is time CCP raised the respawn rate on the asteroids to match the increase in player base.... if its 2 times as many players, then it would make sense to double the respawn rate of the asteriods. I have no trouble finding large amounts of ore in empire space. And I defenitly think that there is no need to increase the spawn rate yet.

Shocker Steg Amarr Crusaders of Darkness Interstellar Forces	Posted - 2009.06.02 13:45:00 - [11] I have also no problem in finding enough to mine away at with my Hulk in the evening hours (CET) which is +4 till +10 hours after DT ------- Always a deeply religious people, religion remains of great importance to every Amarrian, a fervour which at various times has been responsible both for great good and great evil.
Elendian Goldvine	Posted - 2009.06.02 13:50:00 - [12] I highly doubt that when the playerbase smaller that every rock was mined everyday. So there is no reason to increase the spawn, just go find the ones that have been ignored.
FlameGlow Legio Octae Rebellion Alliance	Posted - 2009.06.02 14:16:00 - [13] Try some less-populated area, that's usually amarr border regions like Aridia, Ammatar or Khanid. You still can find belts with ore there, and if it's a highsec island in low it probably has belts almost full. _____________ I don't care what is nerfed, as long as it's not my "undock" button.
Roland Grey Gallente Nexus Aerospace Corporation	Posted - 2009.06.02 15:15:00 - [14] I, too, have no problem finding Veld. My tip is to find a region either without a trade hub, or with a minor trade hub, and find a 0.9 system as far out in no-man's land as you can. It'll respawn daily, and due to the necessity for hauling to a hub, there won't be nearly as many miners competing for the minerals.
Vaerah Vahrokha Minmatar Dark-Rising	Posted - 2009.06.02 15:59:00 - [15] Quote: My tip is to find a region either without a trade hub, or with a minor trade hub, and find a 0.9 system as far out in no-man's land as you can. It'll respawn daily, and due to the necessity for hauling to a hub, there won't be nearly as many miners competing for the minerals "We did not want to be so price competitive anyway".
Rip Minner	Posted - 2009.06.02 16:07:00 - [16] Edited by: Rip Minner on 02/06/2009 16:09:28 Originally by: Roland Grey I, too, have no problem finding Veld. My tip is to find a region either without a trade hub, or with a minor trade hub, and find a 0.9 system as far out in no-man's land as you can. It'll respawn daily, and due to the necessity for hauling to a hub, there won't be nearly as many miners competing for the minerals. If your willing to haul to market this right here works wonders to mining lots to mine even Veld. I recomend Checking out Amarr space as they have the largest High sec space and also the lowest system to pilot ratio as best and worst is Caldire with the smallest number of high sec systems and the Highest system to pilot ratio. You can also spam level 1/2 missions and mine them out. Or as the saying go's Mine the rocks you make.
Sun Clausewitz	Posted - 2009.06.02 16:25:00 - [17] Go to drone region and mine with your guns and missles Pick Three: Caldari/PVP/Solo/Success
ingenting 20th Legion Sodalitas XX	Posted - 2009.06.02 16:38:00 - [18] Originally by: Sky Mart It is time CCP raised the respawn rate on the asteroids that would screw up more than it would fix. a total revamp of the whole mining profession is due, just gotta get ccp off their lazy fat asses and take some time to give mining some love and rebalance. _________________ - "Welcome to EVE, remember to insu BAAOOM... Told you, newb."
Garst Tyrell Amarr PIE Inc.	Posted - 2009.06.02 18:34:00 - [19] I have never had trouble finding ores. Simply fly a few jumps away from jita or better yet get way way out of caldari blob space and head to a little place called the Amarr Empire or Minmitar republic and mine in systems with low local populations. Turn on the star map, current average of pilots in space, and fly to where people arent. You will find plenty in high sec. Barring that try going into wormholes, veldspar from missions, mining in providence, etc "I long for death, not because I seek peace, but because I seek the war eternal"
Niaban Nebula Extraction Inc.	Posted - 2009.06.02 18:58:00 - [20] Edited by: Niaban on 02/06/2009 18:58:36 I only mine dense veld and have never had to change system. Though I mine relatively far from the main trade hubs it's just a matter of loading up the freighter once in a while.

Kariva	Posted - 2009.06.02 22:02:00 - [21] Ehh no rocks in high sec, you are to lazy to look for good rocks .. http://dl.eve-files.com/media/0906/rocks.jpg
Mister Poopypants	Posted - 2009.06.02 22:22:00 - [22] Originally by: Kariva Ehh no rocks in high sec, you are to lazy to look for good rocks .. http://dl.eve-files.com/media/0906/rocks.jpg The interesting thing about this post is that he's hiding the system name.
Ameelia Brightstarr	Posted - 2009.06.02 22:33:00 - [23] Find a system with 3 level one combat agents and farm them till you have 3 copies of "Break thier will" running, 12 million veld per day all week.
Lord Fitz Project Amargosa	Posted - 2009.06.03 00:20:00 - [24] Originally by: Mister **ypants Originally by: Kariva Ehh no rocks in high sec, you are to lazy to look for good rocks .. http://dl.eve-files.com/media/0906/rocks.jpg The interesting thing about this post is that he's hiding the system name. Result of not hiding the system name = 100 people in it tomorrow, followed by a screenshot proclaiming that it's not true. Myself there's a 22 belt system 0.5 sec system 1 jump from me that is usually totally empty of people, and it's 15 jumps from Jita. (or for that matter about that from Amarr / Rens also). People just need to explore, it's very much by design that people are supposed to seek out unexploited belts, the belts are not supposed to come to where the people are, they're more likely to be removed from where the people most gather.
dankness420	Posted - 2009.06.03 00:38:00 - [25] and to think 95% of the systems in 0.0 are untouched. i know my personal system has belts filled with everything and the roids are gigantic.
Callista Omenswarm Astronautical Engineering	Posted - 2009.06.03 13:31:00 - [26] 1) Switch to probe ship 2) Find grav site with lots of Kernite 3) ?? 4) Profit The times (thanks to the scanning overhaul), they have never been better. AE's T1 BPC Store - Rigs, Ammo, Modules and Ships
Devan Reale	Posted - 2009.06.03 20:22:00 - [27] Originally by: dankness420 and to think 95% of the systems in 0.0 are untouched. i know my personal system has belts filled with everything and the roids are gigantic. Wow, that's great!! So I can bring my fleet of unprotected, unarmed Mammoths with one mining laser attached to mine your system?!?!?!?
Nomakai Delateriel Amarr Ammatar Free Corps	Posted - 2009.06.03 20:40:00 - [28] Personally I'll say this. As long as he can keep mining a high-sec miner can earn 3 times as much per hour as he did last year. Yeah, it's like real hard times for miners. Real hard. Except if you're a 0.0 miner mining bistot/arkonor/crokite. Then profits have dropped by about 60% from the golden days. But I haven't seen a 0.0 miner in ages. ______________________________________________ -My respect can not be won, only lost. It's given freely and only grudgingly withdrawn.
Rothgar Detris The Society of Innovation	Posted - 2009.06.03 21:56:00 - [29] Originally by: Nomakai Delateriel Personally I'll say this. As long as he can keep mining a high-sec miner can earn 3 times as much per hour as he did last year. Yeah, it's like real hard times for miners. Real hard. Except if you're a 0.0 miner mining bistot/arkonor/crokite. Then profits have dropped by about 60% from the golden days. But I haven't seen a 0.0 miner in ages. Yeah, because we all know how easy it is to cross the pirate-infested lo-sec regions to get to 0.0.. only to get blown up by the NBSI policy of the alliance "holding" the soverinty over said system. I'd rather mine in a high-sec system where I DON'T have to pay ransom to either the piwates or alliances/corps. (Actually, I think the pirates are more trustworthy most of the time, and definetly cheaper) The only reason empire is "more profitable" than lo/null sec mining is that you don't lose so many 100-600 million ISK ships anytime somebody enters the system. I don't mind taking my chances with rats and can-flippers, but I shouldn't spend every moment out of station feeling like I have a huge "RANSOM/GANK ME" sign flashing over my ship. If you lose your ship in Hi-sec, 99% percent of the time it's because you did sometning really, really dumb. In lo or null sec, most of the time it's just becuase you didn't/couldn't run fast enough. That's not really skill, just luck a lot of the time.
Nomakai Delateriel Amarr Ammatar Free Corps	Posted - 2009.06.03 22:42:00 - [30] Originally by: Rothgar Detris Originally by: Nomakai Delateriel Personally I'll say this. As long as he can keep mining a high-sec miner can earn 3 times as much per hour as he did last year. Yeah, it's like real hard times for miners. Real hard. Except if you're a 0.0 miner mining bistot/arkonor/crokite. Then profits have dropped by about 60% from the golden days. But I haven't seen a 0.0 miner in ages. Yeah, because we all know how easy it is to cross the pirate-infested lo-sec regions to get to 0.0.. only to get blown up by the NBSI policy of the alliance "holding" the soverinty over said system. I'd rather mine in a high-sec system where I DON'T have to pay ransom to either the piwates or alliances/corps. (Actually, I think the pirates are more trustworthy most of the time, and definetly cheaper) The only reason empire is "more profitable" than lo/null sec mining is that you don't lose so many 100-600 million ISK ships anytime somebody enters the system. I don't mind taking my chances with rats and can-flippers, but I shouldn't spend every moment out of station feeling like I have a huge "RANSOM/GANK ME" sign flashing over my ship. If you lose your ship in Hi-sec, 99% percent of the time it's because you did sometning really, really dumb. In lo or null sec, most of the time it's just becuase you didn't/couldn't run fast enough. That's not really skill, just luck a lot of the time. Look. Read my post again. Never said anything about 0.0 mining except that the profits were down. 0.0 mining has definitely gotten tougher. Less reward, more HAC gangs (used to be more battleship based before invention and the nano-rage), alliance coalitions like the RedSwarm and GBC giving zero respect to miners (even if they're blue). Industrial capitals and lower hulk prices have made it technically simpler, but in truth it's probably harder. Anyway. 0.0 mining isn't that hard as long as you're on good terms with the sovereignity holding alliance. However, it takes organization and planning. I did it with my old character back pre-2006. 10 Hulks, 2-3 haulers, 1 POS, 1 scout. Earned a ton of ISK (something like 500-700 mil per hour on average. Split across 13-14 people it was pretty good money. These days it's maybe a third of that) ______________________________________________ -My respect can not be won, only lost. It's given freely and only grudgingly withdrawn.



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