I've been living in a C1, which makes no more money than L4 missions. And when you factor in the time for POS set up and fuel costs, it's probably less.

Anyway, I'm moving up to a C3 but I wanted to find out more from those who have lived in both what the difference in revenues are. How much on average does a C3 anom make? And how much better are the ladars?

I live in a C3 and receives an average of 40 million per site executado.E take about 30 minutes to perform each one.

Ladar and Grav are equal.
Radar and Mag not like doing.

I live in a C3 and receives an average of 40 million per site executado.E take about 30 minutes to perform each one.

Ladar and Grav are equal.
Radar and Mag not like doing.

Been living in a C3 also. how you averaging only 40mil? across the combat/radars we make between 40 and 70 a site.

Edit: Please say you have salvaging to at least 4?

Salvaging skill does not at all affect the value of isk you will pull from a site. Does not matter how many times misinformed people swear it, its still not true.



To the op, if you are looking to maximize isk making, like others are mentioning you need system with a w-space static (ie not a c1 or c3 since they only have kspace statics). A c2 w/ c3/hs static could work, although you will be hard pressed to find any uninhabited. In addition, C2's are highly traveled, so they are better if you intend to pvp (And why wouldnt you? Whats the point of making large amounts of isk in w-space if not to spend it on nice blingy ships to shoot other people in the face with?).

What I always recommend for people in your situation is a C4-C3. C4's are the least traveled of all the wormholes, and with the C3 static you can constantly roll and farm to your hearts content (but again... please spend your newfound wealth on pew ships and discover the sheer joy that is wspace pvp, the best pvp in the game).

The real income is in rolling your static, so the answer depends entirely on what static you have.

Also, keep in mind that in anything bigger than a C1, wormhole-killing alliance will sneak in a bunch of battleships over the weekdays (to get around the mass problem) and then clean you out over a weekend after they bring in all the non-battleship support ships through starting Friday night. If you stay in a C1, the logistics will be much, much more difficult, and with a Death Star setup you may just appear to be too much work....but only in a C1.

There are unstoppable alliances that clear out wormholes, which will further affect your ROI. Wormholes were intended to give small corporations some traction in "nullsec" space, but it really didn't work out that way. That's why you are starting to see more and more C2-C4 wormholes that are empty. The C5-C6 wormholes are usually occupied by large alliances.

Also, keep in mind that in anything bigger than a C1, wormhole-killing alliance will sneak in a bunch of battleships over the weekdays (to get around the mass problem) and then clean you out over a weekend after they bring in all the non-battleship support ships through starting Friday night. If you stay in a C1, the logistics will be much, much more difficult, and with a Death Star setup you may just appear to be too much work....but only in a C1.

There are unstoppable alliances that clear out wormholes, which will further affect your ROI. Wormholes were intended to give small corporations some traction in "nullsec" space, but it really didn't work out that way. That's why you are starting to see more and more C2-C4 wormholes that are empty. The C5-C6 wormholes are usually occupied by large alliances.

I highly doubt you've ever spent more than a day in the same hole, if you've ever been in a wormhole at all. Evictions are quite difficult and rarely produce any reward- they're generally only done if you hate the other corp, or if you have a spy inside that has intel on shinies.

Sorry but salvaging skill does help if you read it

Quote " Proficiency at salvaging ship wrecks. Required skill for the use of salvager modules. 100% increase in chance of salvage retrieval per additional level."

Henceforth an extra 100% chance to get something between level 4 and level 5

If they think us WH folk make too much, I challenge them to move in to the c3 discussed in this thread, make the investment in POS/Ships/Defence/Fuel etc. defend it and yeild those insane amounts of isk. After a month or 2, they will have a different opinion.

Took the words right from my mouth.

That said if you truly don't mind helping please let me know. Ive been trying to find someone that will let me pick their brain.


I fly mostly minny, and would love to get some suggestions on which boat will work in a c3 considering cost of ship vs time to run site vs average isk earned.

And that's just the first question.

Salvaging skill does not at all affect the value of isk you will pull from a site. Does not matter how many times misinformed people swear it, its still not true.

Good thread read. :) I njoyed it.

Even though Im still pretty noobish in Eve, I have some experience in wh's and null-sec. I hadnt started low and worked my way up like most have, from my pov. When I first started Eve I was in a HS corp and I had bugged our ceo for months about going into a Wh... and finally, we did. It was a c4 with a c2 static. Thought this was awesome however, I wasnt able to make much isk if I was the only or one of a few players on. I was low in sp and new to the game all together. I managed to make isk as a group and as a group only...

I had wanted to make isk solo however, the more risk, the more isk. I had lived in a c5 as well, but we all know a c5 is a group effort to make isk efficiently. I miss the c4... we had easy access to hs, as most c2s have a hs static... and a lot of higher class whs drop into c3 and c4... we were always farming higher class wh's that what we lived in.

I cant give you numbers, as there are many variables, like how many pilots you have to split the profit with... but, living in a wh that you could solo in, would be something for me to consider, if I choose to inhabit another wh.

I will likely be going for a c3- with a higher class wh static if the option exists.
I can solo c3;s sites with a command ship, and an alt rr or dmg dealer. So I can dual box c3 sites solo where as in other situations, I rely on others and make less. Now, I havent had the greatest luck finding a great corp to stick with, except the first corp I as in, which has disbanded. So I dont have a 50 member basis to help make isk. If that was the case, I would not go lower than a c5. Even as a small corp, you can make great isk in a c5 if you are specialized and focused.

I know c3 sites used to make us, me and my alt, about 100 mil per 3-5 sites. thats about 30 mil a site iirc.

Without salvaging 4 you not going to be able to salvage the BS wrecks... no matter how many salvage rigs you have. C3 is pretty profitable.. If I could find an empty one.. I would most certainly jump in with some corp mates.. solo gets pretty boring.. you actually start talking to the sleepers and forget to hit dscan and ...boom.. there's a bhalg on your ass.. bye bye tengu