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Nooma K'Larr Minmatar Cat's Cradle	Posted - 2010.02.02 05:59:00 - [1] Theoretically can any one station hold all the ships and people that currently populate the EVE universe, or is their a docking/capacity limit? ___________________________________________________ CSM - Bring back Medium Shader!
Last Wolf Caldari Provisions	Posted - 2010.02.02 06:04:00 - [2] Edited by: Last Wolf on 02/02/2010 06:05:08 assuming unlimited bandwith, ram, and CPU cycles, everyone could dock at the same station at the same time and bring every asset they own with them. So, in theory no, there is no limit. Though in reality the node would crash LONG before that. Besides, I'm never gonna give you up, never gonna let you down
Niccolado Starwalker Gallente Shadow Templars	Posted - 2010.02.02 07:11:00 - [3] There is a limitation on number of items you can store in each station though, unless it have been changed the number is 1000 items per station. When it comes to capping of players in a system I know Jita had a cap on ammount of players set to 1400 or so some weeks ago. So unless that have changed, thats your current cap. But when thats said, I think CCP said the number could be higher indeed. Theoretically having all the players in one station? Maybe its possible having all the players in one station. I dont know. What I do know is I would prefer to be elsewhere.. Originally by: Dianabolic Your tears are absolutely divine, like a fine fine wine, rolling down your cheeks until they flow down the river of LOL.
alHaytham FTW	Posted - 2010.02.02 07:33:00 - [4] iirc its 1000 items per container, however you can have a Hangar of containers, thus number of items is like 1000x1000 items :P
Abrazzar	Posted - 2010.02.02 07:38:00 - [5] Well, it would be interesting if stations had limits on how many items, ships and players it could hold. Maybe even with docking restrictions allowing only certain ship sizes to dock. Can upgrade when much traveled or reaching often close/to the capacity and supported by players investing to the expansion and filling buy orders for construction materials at the station. Might then allow people to rent and re-rent station space, with those that invested in it gaining some space from their investment. Could lead to people/corporations owning a majority of a station and control the storage space, keeping rivals from having more than the minimal basics available. --------
Cyprus Black Caldari Perkone	Posted - 2010.02.02 07:56:00 - [6] Just for curiosities sake, I'd love to see the amount of m3 Jita 4-4 market has. Maybe a dev can step in and produce a figure. I'd estimate around 30 to 50 trillion m3 space of merchandise on that market. ___________________________________ "In the land of predators, the lion does not fear the jackal." -Dexter
Seth Ruin Minmatar Ominous Corp Cult of War	Posted - 2010.02.02 07:59:00 - [7] Originally by: Cyprus Black Just for curiosities sake, I'd love to see the amount of m3 Jita 4-4 market has. Maybe a dev can step in and produce a figure. I'd estimate around 30 to 50 trillion m3 space of merchandise on that market. Honestly, I'd think it'd be several orders of magnitude larger. Don't forget all the minerals and such for sale there too.
RootEmerger	Posted - 2010.02.02 08:33:00 - [8] Originally by: Abrazzar Well, it would be interesting if stations had limits on how many items, ships and players it could hold. Maybe even with docking restrictions allowing only certain ship sizes to dock. Not really, as all the non active accounts stuff would slowly fill all the stations in game...
Cyprus Black Caldari Perkone	Posted - 2010.02.02 08:48:00 - [9] Originally by: Seth Ruin Honestly, I'd think it'd be several orders of magnitude larger. Don't forget all the minerals and such for sale there too. Yeah I think you might be right. million billion trillion quadrillion quintillion hexillion heptillion octillion nonillion decillion unodecillion duodecillion I wonder where the real number is. ___________________________________ "In the land of predators, the lion does not fear the jackal." -Dexter
Tallaran Kouros Caldari	Posted - 2010.02.02 09:24:00 - [10] Originally by: Cyprus Black Just for curiosities sake, I'd love to see the amount of m3 Jita 4-4 market has. Maybe a dev can step in and produce a figure. +1 Can a dev please please please do this? :)

Steve Celeste Caldari Overdogs	Posted - 2010.02.02 11:37:00 - [11] Originally by: Nooma K'Larr Theoretically can any one station hold all the ships and people that currently populate the EVE universe, or is their a docking/capacity limit? No. Titans and supercarriers can not dock.
Vak'ran	Posted - 2010.02.02 11:40:00 - [12] Originally by: Cyprus Black Just for curiosities sake, I'd love to see the amount of m3 Jita 4-4 market has. boggles the head don't it i dont like my head boggled ----- Vak'Ran is your local official non-dedicated part-time advocate of reading comprehension and proliferation of intelligence on the EVE Online Forums.
Samantha U	Posted - 2010.02.02 12:28:00 - [13] I had my head boggled the other week, going to get my flabber gasted next month.
Abrazzar	Posted - 2010.02.02 12:47:00 - [14] Originally by: RootEmerger Originally by: Abrazzar Well, it would be interesting if stations had limits on how many items, ships and players it could hold. Maybe even with docking restrictions allowing only certain ship sizes to dock. Not really, as all the non active accounts stuff would slowly fill all the stations in game... Assets from inactive accounts could be moved out of the port facilities and into a warehouse of sorts to effectively free the available space. No issue is unsolvable. --------
RootEmerger	Posted - 2010.02.02 15:13:00 - [15] Edited by: RootEmerger on 02/02/2010 15:17:19 Originally by: Abrazzar Originally by: RootEmerger Originally by: Abrazzar Well, it would be interesting if stations had limits on how many items, ships and players it could hold. Maybe even with docking restrictions allowing only certain ship sizes to dock. Not really, as all the non active accounts stuff would slowly fill all the stations in game... Assets from inactive accounts could be moved out of the port facilities and into a warehouse of sorts to effectively free the available space. No issue is unsolvable. so if the station is full and an inactive account with -lots- of stuff gets reactivated what happens? ho****iveblownuptjita4-4? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MlfcF1I5e_g
Estel Arador Minmatar Estel Arador Corp Services	Posted - 2010.02.02 15:19:00 - [16] Originally by: RootEmerger so if the station is full and an inactive account with -lots- of stuff gets reactivated what happens? The same as what happens when you repackage a container with 1000 items in a hangar with 999 items. Stuff just gets cramped in (with perhaps a bit of lag). Free jumpclone service\|874 stations - Truly Universal
brutoid Caldari	Posted - 2010.02.02 15:23:00 - [17] Apparently you can fit an infinite number of items in a station if you use Shader Model 5.1. The previous limitation was because of the medium shader setting.
Kitimortoa	Posted - 2010.02.02 17:00:00 - [18] Originally by: brutoid Apparently you can fit an infinite number of items in a station if you use Shader Model 5.1. The previous limitation was because of the medium shader setting. This ^^
Kuea	Posted - 2010.02.02 19:20:00 - [19] Originally by: Cyprus Black Just for curiosities sake, I'd love to see the amount of m3 Jita 4-4 market has. I wrote a simple script that uses the latest eve-metrics data dump (http://export.eve-metrics.com/orders/full/) and came up with the following (looking at only sell orders in Jita): Total items in sell orders: 69,467,273,330 Total volume: 7,103,006,402,013 m3 Total cost to buy all: 22,743,112,828,538 isk I make no claims that the above numbers are at all accurate.
Last Wolf Caldari Provisions	Posted - 2010.02.02 20:24:00 - [20] So there is more sell orders sitting in one station than there is isk in the game? Or is there really 22.7 Thousand Trillion isk in the game? That would be enough to buy 23 million titans. (or 2.3 million if I did my decimals wrong) Besides, I'm never gonna give you up, never gonna let you down

Kuea	Posted - 2010.02.02 20:54:00 - [21] Originally by: Last Wolf So there is more sell orders sitting in one station than there is isk in the game? That's the total being asked for the items. Not real money. Think of all the billion isk shuttles, etc it includes. Not a useful number, but fun to think about.
Passageway Gallente	Posted - 2010.02.03 17:02:00 - [22] It's 22 trillion isn't it?
ZiYauRen Gallente Sang Do Administraiton Sang Do Oligarchic Democracy	Posted - 2010.02.03 17:15:00 - [23] For single stacks there is a limit. Accidentally reprocessed a bunch of caps on sisi once... no stack would go higher than 2.8bu.
Ranger 1 Amarr Dynaverse Corporation Vertigo Coalition	Posted - 2010.02.03 17:28:00 - [24] Originally by: Passageway It's 22 trillion isn't it? Yes. ===== If you go to Za'Ha'Dum I will gank you.


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