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Prototype SV-17
State War Academy Caldari State
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Posted - 2013.05.30 03:13:00 -
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Are there greater LP and ISK rewards in lower security space?
If so, by what factor is LP greater in low and null sec compared to high sec, respectively? Is it worth the extra danger?
I was going to mission for Mordu's Legion (since I already have the highest standing with them), but they are deep in null. With interdiction sphere and the extra travel time spent circumventing campers, having gankers drop in during PvE fights and whatnot it doesn't seem like it can be worthwhile without huge bonuses in ISK and LP. Low sec being only slightly better with the exclusion of bubble camps.
Is it worthwhile or should I just stick to high sec?
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sabre906
Old Spice Syndicate Sailors of the Sacred Spice
1129
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Posted - 2013.05.30 03:37:00 -
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Not worth the time or ship loss overhead cost. Don't bother. Standings Improvement Service https://forums.eveonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=19454 |

Prototype SV-17
State War Academy Caldari State
1
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Posted - 2013.05.30 03:52:00 -
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sabre906 wrote:Not worth the time or ship loss overhead cost. Don't bother.
Is 0.5 better than 1.0 in terms of rewards? |

sabre906
Old Spice Syndicate Sailors of the Sacred Spice
1129
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Posted - 2013.05.30 03:54:00 -
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Prototype SV-17 wrote:sabre906 wrote:Not worth the time or ship loss overhead cost. Don't bother. Is 0.5 better than 1.0 in terms of rewards?
Yes Standings Improvement Service https://forums.eveonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=19454 |

GreenSeed
350
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Posted - 2013.05.30 04:20:00 -
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im assuming you are asking about doing lvl1s to lvl4s in low-null compared to high. so, as far a greater rewards, yes there's a higher payout and lp, but its crap. now, if you have practice and bother to get the lay of the land, lvl5s can be very profitable. just don't "do" the missions, just blitz them.
and LVL4s for FW can also be very profitable, but you will need your faction to have good warzone control. if you do FW regularly and keep yourself informed, you will find some pretty wide windows of opportunity to train a few lvl4s, specially on the timezone change. |

Cipher Jones
The Thomas Edwards Taco Tuesday All Stars
652
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Posted - 2013.05.30 05:23:00 -
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if you find you feel 4's in hisec dont pay enough, I wouldn't go to low or null to run missions TBH. You can get better rewards for less risk IMHO. Yes it pays more. Due to external factors it doesn't always pay more per hour/gaming session. From: Tommas De'Wins To: Cipher Jones Dude :) I got massives Basi hahahahahahaha |

Energetic Monk
Wayforward Emergent Technologies
20
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Posted - 2013.05.30 06:32:00 -
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sabre906 wrote:Prototype SV-17 wrote:sabre906 wrote:Not worth the time or ship loss overhead cost. Don't bother. Is 0.5 better than 1.0 in terms of rewards? Yes And places like Amo in the Tiat constellation pays out a little bit more, due to trusec being 0.47. |

Etheral Queen
Deep Core Mining Inc. Caldari State
1
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Posted - 2013.05.30 15:41:00 -
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Train up your social skills, you want security connections level 5 and negotiations level 5 but only train them to 5 after you have maxed everything else, in a 0.5 system for a good mission i was getting about 5m isk in mission rewards and 8000+ lp.
The difference in a 0.5 mission and a 1.0 mission in terms of rewards is about 60%, going from a 0.6 to a 0.5 is about 10%.
As your standing with the agent rises so do the rewards and the social skill helps you raise your standing faster but it isn't really necessary. |

Fango Mango
University of Caille Gallente Federation
89
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Posted - 2013.05.30 15:53:00 -
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Prototype SV-17 wrote:Are there greater LP and ISK rewards in lower security space?
If so, by what factor is LP greater in low and null sec compared to high sec, respectively? Is it worth the extra danger?
I was going to mission for Mordu's Legion (since I already have the highest standing with them), but they are deep in null. With interdiction sphere and the extra travel time spent circumventing campers, having gankers drop in during PvE fights and whatnot it doesn't seem like it can be worthwhile without huge bonuses in ISK and LP. Low sec being only slightly better with the exclusion of bubble camps.
Is it worthwhile or should I just stick to high sec?
If you are running Level 4s . .. You can make 50% more LP in low sec than you do in high sec. Seeing how low sec is just as safe as high sec if you play smart running in low sec >> high sec
Syndicate agents don't provide a lot more LP than low sec, but you get to live in NPC null which actually makes running missions interesting instead of boring. If you like to have fun mission in NPC null. If you are looking for ISK/hour don't run L4s.
I mission exclusively in low/null sec with a 4 alt fleet. I bring in approx ~ 500 mill/hour with that fleet. I think that's about as good as a single player can do pVe. of course playing the market or owning a moon is more profitable per hour.
-FM |

Jenn aSide
STK Scientific Initiative Mercenaries
1941
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Posted - 2013.05.30 16:05:00 -
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Prototype SV-17 wrote:Are there greater LP and ISK rewards in lower security space?
If so, by what factor is LP greater in low and null sec compared to high sec, respectively? Is it worth the extra danger?
I was going to mission for Mordu's Legion (since I already have the highest standing with them), but they are deep in null. With interdiction sphere and the extra travel time spent circumventing campers, having gankers drop in during PvE fights and whatnot it doesn't seem like it can be worthwhile without huge bonuses in ISK and LP. Low sec being only slightly better with the exclusion of bubble camps.
Is it worthwhile or should I just stick to high sec?
I do null sec missions from time to time because it's "omg great" money (selling faction implants always = win) but it is usually a great big hassle. usually the choice is between using a ship that is good at running missions OR a ship that's hard(er) to catch when people come hunting OR a ship thats cheap enough to I won't mind losing. Getting camped into a station buy people planting bubbles on the undock is common.
If you are part of a group that "controls" the NPCnull space, null missions are great, if not it can be a chore. Syndicate was the very 1st place I lived outside of empire and my Alliance "controlled" a pocket constellation that had some Transteller shipping lvl 4 agents (which i had standings to since i'm been an empire mission runner before going to null). I didn't have the standings for the pirate agents so having those transteller agents was a God Send.
Low sec missioning (lvl 4s) is great because you can't get bubbled in and it's easier to use higher end ships (I use a Machariel in low sec, the MWD/Cloak trick has saved my bacon so many times). The rewards are good but not null sec good. And to be honest , the rewards aren't so much better that I do it alot over high sec missions. LVL 5 missions are a different beast, but they aren't really things you do for "fun" and the best way to do them (cherry picking blitzable missions, using carriers etc etc) involves some major headaches IMO.
Plainly put, if you LIKE danger, don't mind the annoying things and want to make a lot of isk, null and low missions are cool, otherwise not worth it. |
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Marsan
Caldari Provisions
107
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Posted - 2013.05.30 16:19:00 -
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Honestly if you are willing to take the risks of LS then you'll make more isk farming faction warfare. Former forum cheerleader CCP, now just a hopeful small portion of the community. |

sabre906
Old Spice Syndicate Sailors of the Sacred Spice
1135
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Posted - 2013.05.30 17:37:00 -
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Marsan wrote:Honestly if you are willing to take the risks of LS then you'll make more isk farming faction warfare.
^This. Except far less risk, since you'll be in a SB. Standings Improvement Service https://forums.eveonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=19454 |

Marsan
Caldari Provisions
108
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Posted - 2013.05.30 20:16:00 -
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sabre906 wrote:Marsan wrote:Honestly if you are willing to take the risks of LS then you'll make more isk farming faction warfare. ^This. Except far less risk, since you'll be in a SB.
It really depends on how you do it, and if you are up for pvp. Personally I find on my FW alt that I make plenty of isk which in turn makes me more willing to risk frigates and cruisers. Former forum cheerleader CCP, now just a hopeful small portion of the community. |

Laura Dexx
Fractional Warfare
33
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Posted - 2013.05.30 20:28:00 -
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Level 5s aren't worth a damn anymore. Better off running factional warfare plexes with stabbed frigates or level 4 fw missions with a bomber. |

Fango Mango
University of Caille Gallente Federation
89
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Posted - 2013.05.30 20:37:00 -
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Laura Dexx wrote:Level 5s aren't worth a damn anymore. Better off running factional warfare plexes with stabbed frigates or level 4 fw missions with a bomber.
Level 5s aren't worth a damn? And then you suggest FW???
100K LP per mission, 1100 ISK per LP, 15 minutes per mission = 440 Million / Hour
I agree this is not the best ISK/Hour in the game (and requires work to convert your LP to ISK), but it is still better than FW or Incursions.
If CCP nerfed the "high end" PvE I would go back to L5s over FW/Incursions.
-FM |

Laura Dexx
Fractional Warfare
35
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Posted - 2013.05.30 20:58:00 -
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Fango Mango wrote:Laura Dexx wrote:Level 5s aren't worth a damn anymore. Better off running factional warfare plexes with stabbed frigates or level 4 fw missions with a bomber. Level 5s aren't worth a damn? And then you suggest FW??? 100K LP per mission, 1100 ISK per LP, 15 minutes per mission = 440 Million / Hour I agree this is not the best ISK/Hour in the game (and requires work to convert your LP to ISK), but it is still better than FW or Incursions. If CCP nerfed the "high end" PvE I would go back to L5s over FW/Incursions. -FM
15 minutes per mission? Are you pulling that **** out of your ass? Also, enjoy crashing the market trying to cash out on anything actually worth 1K / LP. |

Qalix
Long Jump.
15
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Posted - 2013.05.30 21:18:00 -
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for general future reference: http://wiki.eveonline.com/en/wiki/Missions_guide
I find your claim of 15 minutes per L5 dubious at best. But if its accurate, I'd like to know how you manage it. |

Josef Djugashvilis
Acme Mining Corporation
1240
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Posted - 2013.05.30 21:31:00 -
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sabre906 wrote:Not worth the time or ship loss overhead cost. Don't bother.
^^^ this sums it up perfectly. This is not a signature. |

Fango Mango
University of Caille Gallente Federation
89
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Posted - 2013.05.30 21:53:00 -
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Qalix wrote:
I find your claim of 15 minutes per L5 dubious at best. But if its accurate, I'd like to know how you manage it.
Have you tried reading any of the *numerous* posts in my posting history about how to run L5s?
1 missions can be completed in less than 30 seconds.
2-3 can be completed in a couple minutes
4-5 more can be completed in ~20 minutes
Decline everything else.
You can easily run 4-5 missions per hour if you have a good system set up. (using RR domi's and an auguror). No need for shiny ships.
-FM |

Fango Mango
University of Caille Gallente Federation
89
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Posted - 2013.05.30 22:03:00 -
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Laura Dexx wrote:
15 minutes per mission? Are you pulling that **** out of your ass? Also, enjoy crashing the market trying to cash out on anything actually worth 1K / LP.
Pulling that out of my extensive experience running L5s.
When I was running L5s I was unloading around 10-15 million LP worth of mods/ammo per month into Jita. I had a spreadsheet that told me what faction to mission for and what to sell. I consistently got between 1100 -> 1600 ISK/LP. While I could certainly crash any particular item, I just rotated through the 5-6 "good" items for each faction and sold when they were in my target price range. I usually cashed out my LP once a month or so, and I would sell out all the items long before my next cash out. Perhaps I was selling too low?
-FM
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Qalix
Long Jump.
15
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Posted - 2013.05.30 22:30:00 -
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Fango Mango wrote:Have you tried reading any of the *numerous* posts in my posting history about how to run L5s?
1 missions can be completed in less than 30 seconds.
2-3 can be completed in a couple minutes
4-5 more can be completed in ~20 minutes
Decline everything else.
You can easily run 4-5 missions per hour if you have a good system set up. (using RR domi's and an auguror). No need for shiny ships. I don't generally assume that every poster's posting history is worth going through. I've looked at yours, but your stuff is posted here, there, and everywhere, so there's no central way to look for anything specific. Since you're so willing to post, maybe you could write a little guide and link it in your sig. Much like DeMichael Crimson did with his awesome Plan. Then you won't have to endure the idiocy of us plebians.
Many of these mission running isk/hr conversations get hung up on the particulars of the calculation. I won't start one of those conversations but if you're running a 4 man alt team and using multiple L5s (which would have to be the case if you're declining a bunch of missions), I suspect the real time spent is greater. Regardless, maybe I'll look a little more into L5s. Particularly, where L5 agents are clustered and the NPC kill totals exceed the surrounding systems. There can't be too many of them. |

Fango Mango
University of Caille Gallente Federation
89
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Posted - 2013.05.30 23:06:00 -
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Qalix wrote:Fango Mango wrote:Have you tried reading any of the *numerous* posts in my posting history about how to run L5s?
1 missions can be completed in less than 30 seconds.
2-3 can be completed in a couple minutes
4-5 more can be completed in ~20 minutes
Decline everything else.
You can easily run 4-5 missions per hour if you have a good system set up. (using RR domi's and an auguror). No need for shiny ships. I don't generally assume that every poster's posting history is worth going through. I've looked at yours, but your stuff is posted here, there, and everywhere, so there's no central way to look for anything specific. Since you're so willing to post, maybe you could write a little guide and link it in your sig. Much like DeMichael Crimson did with his awesome Plan. Then you won't have to endure the idiocy of us plebians. Many of these mission running isk/hr conversations get hung up on the particulars of the calculation. I won't start one of those conversations but if you're running a 4 man alt team and using multiple L5s (which would have to be the case if you're declining a bunch of missions), I suspect the real time spent is greater. Regardless, maybe I'll look a little more into L5s. Particularly, where L5 agents are clustered and the NPC kill totals exceed the surrounding systems. There can't be too many of them.
How I do my calculations . . . sit down at the computer for 1-2 hours. How many missions can I complete? Yes you have to talk to agents, yes you have to fly to mission system, yes you have to refit for resists. If you have enough agents/alts you can get nice clusters. If you wanted to mission for hours and hours in a row you would exhaust your agents and would need to change constellation or even region for a long session.
You won't find L5 missioning constellations from NPC kill totals because the entire point of blitzing is to NOT kill the NPCs (I just kill 1-7 per mission and/or a structure).
As far as I know (and this information is a year old) there are 9 constellations that are very active with L5 mission running.
Sure, I could write a nice little post to tell you exactly how to run L5s, but where's the fun in that.
I told you what you *could* achieve. The fun part is figuring out how to do it, not following a cookie cutter recipe.
L5s aren't the end game for PvE. There is much more difficult/higher reward content for small gangs, but you won't read about it on the forums. You have to go out and find it on your own. (again one the things that makes eve great).
- FM
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Mother Drone
Transcendent Breed
4
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Posted - 2013.05.31 06:31:00 -
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No. Just no. Yet again "those" sythetic calculations. If your spreadsheet doesn't show your real income you should exercise more with it.
Here some hints for your broken 440m/hour wannabe income:
- you "forgot" to include traveltimes between agents ... cherry picking blitzable missions leads to "a mission now and then" per agent (not 4 per hour) - you "forgot" the huge hassle and timesink to cash your LPs in ... taking some 30k LP offers from LP store just won't cut it - tag requiring LP offers? no because most tags are outragious expensive and the final item (i guess built from a BPC?) is still not more than 1000 isk/LP in most cases - btw. how accounts do you use? - you "forgot" downtimes due to hostile players in lvl 5 areas - which are quite busy systems - lvl 5 agents belong to crappy-LP-shop-corps ... you have to look VERY closely to even find 1 or 2 offers that yield you more or equal to 1000 isk/LP - if you found indeed an offer with more/equal than 1000 isk/h (just the offer without deeper considerations which i'm currently doing) than there is no way to use it for cashing in huge amounts of LPs - isk/LP ratio is down the toilet since broken FW farming and incredible cheap FW LP shop offers (was decreasing even before already) - btw. i have a pet unicorn at home but i can't show you because this little cutie is really shy
Considering all those effort and time sink to get your wallet finally blinky you're not anywhere near 440m/h. And yes i did them too for quite some time when they were new and no informations about them available. Had to figure the blitzable out by my own. Blitzable lvl 5 missions are great and a good income if you're living in low-sec and doing them now and then. Giving you decent money for less effort - perfect suited to pay for "other" low-sec activities.
Ps. To get ISK out of lvl 5 missions is comparable to mining. You mine ore not money. The moment you have the ore in your cargobay the hassle starts to convert it to money.
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Fango Mango
University of Caille Gallente Federation
91
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Posted - 2013.05.31 07:51:00 -
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Let me explain it for you as you are obviously a little bit "slow"
Mother Drone wrote: No. Just no. Yet again "those" sythetic calculations. If your spreadsheet doesn't show your real income you should exercise more with it.
Here some hints for your broken 440m/hour wannabe income:
- you "forgot" to include traveltimes between agents ... cherry picking blitzable missions leads to "a mission now and then" per agent (not 4 per hour)
I did not forget this. The average time on grid is around 5 minutes. This leaves you 7-10 minutes per mission to talk the the agent and get your ships into position. This may not seem like much if you are jumping around but if you have two agents in adjacent systems and 4 alts pulling missions that will drop in one of three systems, its not hard to get a decent route that minimizes travel time and swapping resistances.
Quote: - you "forgot" the huge hassle and timesink to cash your LPs in ... taking some 30k LP offers from LP store just won't cut it
Yes, it is a timesink. That is why I would cash out once a month for around 20 million LP.
Quote: - tag requiring LP offers? no because most tags are outragious expensive and the final item (i guess built from a BPC?) is still not more than 1000 isk/LP in most cases
If you are not putting the cost of tags into your spreadsheet them you are stupider than you appear . . . which is saying something
Quote: - btw. how accounts do you use?
I mission with 4 accounts. How many eve accounts do I have? I rarely have more than 8 windows open at a time.
Quote: - you "forgot" downtimes due to hostile players in lvl 5 areas - which are quite busy systems
If you need to worry about hostile players in low sec then you are just plain bad . . . On grid for 4 minutes fly T1 ships Get to know the locals You will loose maybe 3-4 ships/year to other players.
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Fango Mango
University of Caille Gallente Federation
91
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Posted - 2013.05.31 07:54:00 -
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Mother Drone wrote: - lvl 5 agents belong to crappy-LP-shop-corps ... you have to look VERY closely to even find 1 or 2 offers that yield you more or equal to 1000 isk/LP
Like I said my magic spreadsheet points to over 30 items today that sell for more than 1000 isk/Lp From the caldari Navy shop alone. Buying all components (Tags. T1 items, whatever the LP store requires) from buy orders
Caldari Navy Heavy Missile Launcher Caldari Navy Heavy Assault Missile Launcher Caldari Navy Co-Processor Caldari Navy EM Ward Amplifier Caldari Navy Medium Shield Booster Small Railgun Specialization Medium Blaster Specialization Caldari Navy Antimatter Charge S Caldari Navy Lead Charge L Caldari Navy Lead Charge M Caldari Navy Lead Charge S
Need I continue with the other 3 LP stores?
Quote: - if you found indeed an offer with more/equal than 1000 isk/h (just the offer without deeper considerations which i'm currently doing) than there is no way to use it for cashing in huge amounts of LPs
A quick check of one of my alts shows 23 L5 storylines Spread that out the my 6 Alts that pulled missions and its equal to 2208 L5 missions. Lets make a rough guess of 95K LP/mission so that's around 210 Million LP I had NO PROBLEM unloading that at above 1000 ISK/LP. Probably averaged more like 1300 ISK/LP
Quote: - isk/LP ratio is down the toilet since broken FW farming and incredible cheap FW LP shop offers (was decreasing even before already)
How many examples do I have to give you before you understand that you can unload 10's of Millions of LP per month at over 1000 ISK/LP?
Quote: - btw. i have a pet unicorn at home but i can't show you because this little cutie is really shy
Considering all those effort and time sink to get your wallet finally blinky you're not anywhere near 440m/h. And yes i did them too for quite some time when they were new and no informations about them available. Had to figure the blitzable out by my own. Blitzable lvl 5 missions are great and a good income if you're living in low-sec and doing them now and then. Giving you decent money for less effort - perfect suited to pay for "other" low-sec activities.
Ps. To get ISK out of lvl 5 missions is comparable to mining. You mine ore not money. The moment you have the ore in your cargobay the hassle starts to convert it to money.
Run a good system, have good spreadsheets, have a jita alt that you update once every couple of days and yes you will get somewhere near 440m/h
Just because you were incapable of setting up a good system does not mean it is impossible. Sadly for you, it just takes a little more smarts than you were gifted with. |

Cipher Jones
The Thomas Edwards Taco Tuesday All Stars
654
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Posted - 2013.05.31 18:38:00 -
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440 mil an hour on your best day not including the selling time, yes. 440 mil an hour sustained, no ******* way. From: Tommas De'Wins To: Cipher Jones Dude :) I got massives Basi hahahahahahaha |

Fango Mango
University of Caille Gallente Federation
91
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Posted - 2013.05.31 22:02:00 -
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Cipher Jones wrote:440 mil an hour on your best day not including the selling time, yes. 440 mil an hour sustained, no ******* way.
No, 4 missions per hour is more like an average to below average day.
On your best day its 8 missions per hour and a 1.2 Billion Faction Implant as well.
Again, I've run thousands of L5s, and I can say from experience that running 4 missions per/hour is easy.
Do you have anything to add other than you have never blitzed Level 5s, probably never even run L5s, but are still an expert on how they are run?
-FM |

Cipher Jones
The Thomas Edwards Taco Tuesday All Stars
654
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Posted - 2013.06.01 05:49:00 -
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Fango Mango wrote:Cipher Jones wrote:440 mil an hour on your best day not including the selling time, yes. 440 mil an hour sustained, no ******* way. No, 4 missions per hour is more like an average to below average day. On your best day its 8 missions per hour and a 1.2 Billion Faction Implant as well. Again, I've run thousands of L5s, and I can say from experience that running 4 missions per/hour is easy. Do you have anything to add other than you have never blitzed Level 5s, probably never even run L5s, but are still an expert on how they are run? -FM
Based on the numbers given and the market data available in game, its a foregone conclusion. A 1.2 bil faction implant that takes 2 days to sell is not 1.2 bil in an hour, its 1.2 bil over 48 hours.
A bird in the hand is worth 2 in the bush. From: Tommas De'Wins To: Cipher Jones Dude :) I got massives Basi hahahahahahaha |

SidtheKid100
Pitchfork Militia Catastrophic Uprising
24
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Posted - 2013.07.13 10:29:00 -
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Cipher Jones wrote:Fango Mango wrote:Cipher Jones wrote:440 mil an hour on your best day not including the selling time, yes. 440 mil an hour sustained, no ******* way. No, 4 missions per hour is more like an average to below average day. On your best day its 8 missions per hour and a 1.2 Billion Faction Implant as well. Again, I've run thousands of L5s, and I can say from experience that running 4 missions per/hour is easy. Do you have anything to add other than you have never blitzed Level 5s, probably never even run L5s, but are still an expert on how they are run? -FM Based on the numbers given and the market data available in game, its a foregone conclusion. A 1.2 bil faction implant that takes 2 days to sell is not 1.2 bil in an hour, its 1.2 bil over 48 hours. A bird in the hand is worth 2 in the bush.
Are you really considering the amount of time it takes for the item to sell, when he very well isn't going to be at the keyboard for those 48 hours? Why would time the item spends in a sell order count towards the ISK/hour factor? The 'time' that you are using in the ISK/hour calculations should stop as soon as that item hits the sell order, as long as the item actually ends up being sold, of course. xD
I find his 400mil/hour estimate across several accounts very reasonable, considering the amount of research he seems to have put into it, and the time he spends cashing out.
But one thing is for sure...you need to rethink your math. I don't always post on the forums, but when I do, I prefer posting with my main. |

Cipher Jones
The Thomas Edwards Taco Tuesday All Stars
707
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Posted - 2013.07.13 18:03:00 -
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SidtheKid100 wrote:Cipher Jones wrote:Fango Mango wrote:Cipher Jones wrote:440 mil an hour on your best day not including the selling time, yes. 440 mil an hour sustained, no ******* way. No, 4 missions per hour is more like an average to below average day. On your best day its 8 missions per hour and a 1.2 Billion Faction Implant as well. Again, I've run thousands of L5s, and I can say from experience that running 4 missions per/hour is easy. Do you have anything to add other than you have never blitzed Level 5s, probably never even run L5s, but are still an expert on how they are run? -FM Based on the numbers given and the market data available in game, its a foregone conclusion. A 1.2 bil faction implant that takes 2 days to sell is not 1.2 bil in an hour, its 1.2 bil over 48 hours. A bird in the hand is worth 2 in the bush. Are you really considering the amount of time it takes for the item to sell, when he very well isn't going to be at the keyboard for those 48 hours? Why would time the item spends in a sell order count towards the ISK/hour factor? The 'time' that you are using in the ISK/hour calculations should stop as soon as that item hits the sell order, as long as the item actually ends up being sold, of course. xD I find his 400mil/hour estimate across several accounts very reasonable, considering the amount of research he seems to have put into it, and the time he spends cashing out. But one thing is for sure...you need to rethink your math.
You need to take a look at the market. Those big ticket items dont sell every day. If you consider big ticket items as part of the payout and you aren't considering not getting the payout every time you get one (again, this can be verified in game easily) its not accurate.
Eve is Real |
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dexington
Dexington Corporation
687
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Posted - 2013.07.13 18:30:00 -
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Fango Mango wrote:On your best day its 8 missions per hour and a 1.2 Billion Faction Implant as well.
I don't know how you got the implant, so i assume you got it from a mission somehow...
You are saying you make 440M pr. hour, which does imply you are getting the implant every hour. It's kind of the same as saying, if you can make 1.2B of one mission and do 8 missions each hour you are making 9B an hour. If would be more precise to take a longer period of time look at the total income and time used, to calculate the isk pr. hour, and note the maximum and minimum values.
I'm a relatively respectable citizen. Multiple felon perhaps, but certainly not dangerous. |

Lilan Kahn
The Littlest Hobos Whores in space
157
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Posted - 2013.07.13 19:08:00 -
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runing missions in 0.0 is some of the best isk you can make |

Darco Aldent
Center for Advanced Studies Gallente Federation
5
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Posted - 2013.07.13 19:11:00 -
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400 million/h sounds reasonable for a vetteran mission runner with many l5 agents . If you accept the fact he did 2000 missions you can not contest his experience and the numbers he provides. |

Josef Djugashvilis
Acme Mining Corporation
1299
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Posted - 2013.07.13 19:29:00 -
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I just love these - I earn X per hour with my Y number of alts.
Darn, most of them can get and complete missions faster than I can warp to the missions site..
The I earn X per hour running level 4s with my 1.5 million skill points in my T1 frigate are even better.
I have never actually met one in game, and I know a fair few mission runners, but they sure as hell seem to be alive and earning fabulous isk per hour in the forums. This is not a signature. |

King Aires
Coffee Sipper's Club Biggby Coffee Fan Club
24
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Posted - 2013.07.14 12:48:00 -
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I earn 1 Million Isk per second... for the one second it takes me to click sell.
In other terms, according to mission wiz over there I make Gagillions for month, probably even when I am not logged in or Subbed.  |

Xequecal
Ministry of War Amarr Empire
7
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Posted - 2013.07.15 11:36:00 -
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Now you guys are just trolling.
As long as the item sells, the time spent in the sell order unattended by him is irrelevant. The profit is the same whether it sells 1 second later or 89 days later. Also, he did not claim his 400m isk/hour number was based on the sale of implants at all, that was just a nice random bonus that he gets sometimes.
The only claim I'm skeptical about here is his claim that he can blitz L5 missions in 5 minutes with T1 ships. I'm sure that works for a minor few, but you can't just keep declining the missions you don't like without eventually trashing your standings to the point where you can't run anymore missions. If you have to wait out a 4-hour decline timer then that does cut into your ISK/hour number. |

King Aires
Coffee Sipper's Club Biggby Coffee Fan Club
24
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Posted - 2013.07.15 11:46:00 -
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Xequecal wrote:Now you guys are just trolling.
As long as the item sells, the time spent in the sell order unattended by him is irrelevant. The profit is the same whether it sells 1 second later or 89 days later. Also, he did not claim his 400m isk/hour number was based on the sale of implants at all, that was just a nice random bonus that he gets sometimes.
The only claim I'm skeptical about here is his claim that he can blitz L5 missions in 5 minutes with T1 ships. I'm sure that works for a minor few, but you can't just keep declining the missions you don't like without eventually trashing your standings to the point where you can't run anymore missions. If you have to wait out a 4-hour decline timer then that does cut into your ISK/hour number.
And if you have ever tried to sell something in Jita, especially competitive items like LP reward items then you would know you have to constantly adjust your orders to get them to sell
Conversely if you are going to make said LP items and need tags, you have to constantly adjust said buy orders.
Nothing in Eve is truly ever passive, and nothing comes without opportunity costs. |

Xequecal
Ministry of War Amarr Empire
7
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Posted - 2013.07.15 12:24:00 -
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King Aires wrote:Xequecal wrote:Now you guys are just trolling.
As long as the item sells, the time spent in the sell order unattended by him is irrelevant. The profit is the same whether it sells 1 second later or 89 days later. Also, he did not claim his 400m isk/hour number was based on the sale of implants at all, that was just a nice random bonus that he gets sometimes.
The only claim I'm skeptical about here is his claim that he can blitz L5 missions in 5 minutes with T1 ships. I'm sure that works for a minor few, but you can't just keep declining the missions you don't like without eventually trashing your standings to the point where you can't run anymore missions. If you have to wait out a 4-hour decline timer then that does cut into your ISK/hour number. And if you have ever tried to sell something in Jita, especially competitive items like LP reward items then you would know you have to constantly adjust your orders to get them to sell Conversely if you are going to make said LP items and need tags, you have to constantly adjust said buy orders. Nothing in Eve is truly ever passive, and nothing comes without opportunity costs.
Uh, if you lowball the lowest price in Jita by 10% it basically never fails to sell. So you make 1150 ISK per LP instead of 1300, if you can really run 4 L5s in an hour you'll easily clear 400m/hour with that. |

Nuela
Beacon Light Corporation Beacon Light Alliance
152
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Posted - 2013.07.25 19:02:00 -
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Prototype SV-17 wrote:Are there greater LP and ISK rewards in lower security space?
If so, by what factor is LP greater in low and null sec compared to high sec, respectively? Is it worth the extra danger?
I was going to mission for Mordu's Legion (since I already have the highest standing with them), but they are deep in null. With interdiction sphere and the extra travel time spent circumventing campers, having gankers drop in during PvE fights and whatnot it doesn't seem like it can be worthwhile without huge bonuses in ISK and LP. Low sec being only slightly better with the exclusion of bubble camps.
Is it worthwhile or should I just stick to high sec?
Haven't read the other responses...but Ihave done both at one time in my career.
Short answer - no.
Low sec -
If you choose right and bring an alt to watch gates you jump through you can make about as much as you can make in hisec. If you COULD mission in low like you do in hisec you would make more, but you can't. You have to use a lesser expesnive ship (and so won't clear missions as fast) and you will occasionally lose a ship. You will sometimes be camped in a station...so all be equal you will make about the same as in hisec.
It's worth trying just for the novelty but from a pure logical risk/reqard decision, it isn't worth it.
Null sec -
Well, considering you are missioning in 'friendly' pirate space (blue to the powers that be...it is still dangerous. There will be neuts that cruise through and they can dock at the same station as you. This is where the can get ya - watch for you to jump in system and they know the direction - pop out of station and put up a bubble....nab ya..redock. So it is not very safe. YOu also need to have eyes on the other side of any jump as you can be bubbled. Another fav tactic is for them to set up a bubble between gates in station....so never fly in a straight line.
All that said, it pays less than hisec all things considered. Pirate LP is neat and my alt took 2 Nightmare BPC's from doing this but pirate LP, surprisingly, is not worth as much isk as you think....PLUS you need to get it to hisec.
While you tend not to be camped as long in pirate space (friendly blues will eventually respond to camps) you will have watch out for station games and other bubbly traps and you will lose ships. So, again, you make more...but you need to fly not as shiney a ship as you can in Hisec and will have to waste more time dooing things that are simple in hisec.
Of the 2, Lowsec probably pays more, all things considered, but that is about what you make in hisec.
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Do both! I highly recommend it for the experience. :) Just don't think you will make tons more isk. |

Cipher Jones
The Thomas Edwards Taco Tuesday All Stars
725
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Posted - 2013.07.26 08:17:00 -
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Xequecal wrote:Now you guys are just trolling.
As long as the item sells, the time spent in the sell order unattended by him is irrelevant. The profit is the same whether it sells 1 second later or 89 days later. Also, he did not claim his 400m isk/hour number was based on the sale of implants at all, that was just a nice random bonus that he gets sometimes.
The only claim I'm skeptical about here is his claim that he can blitz L5 missions in 5 minutes with T1 ships. I'm sure that works for a minor few, but you can't just keep declining the missions you don't like without eventually trashing your standings to the point where you can't run anymore missions. If you have to wait out a 4-hour decline timer then that does cut into your ISK/hour number.
Missing the point here. If you have one item and it sells 89 days later then the second item you sell wont sell til at least 89 days later ETC ETC.
In other words the frequency at which you gain has to be equal to or less than the frequency at which you sell or you will never be able to sell your LP at that conversion rate. Eve is Real |
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Joshua Foiritain
Coreli Corporation Ineluctable.
242
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Posted - 2013.07.26 10:52:00 -
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Cipher Jones wrote:Fango Mango wrote:Cipher Jones wrote:440 mil an hour on your best day not including the selling time, yes. 440 mil an hour sustained, no ******* way. No, 4 missions per hour is more like an average to below average day. On your best day its 8 missions per hour and a 1.2 Billion Faction Implant as well. Again, I've run thousands of L5s, and I can say from experience that running 4 missions per/hour is easy. Do you have anything to add other than you have never blitzed Level 5s, probably never even run L5s, but are still an expert on how they are run? -FM Based on the numbers given and the market data available in game, its a foregone conclusion. A 1.2 bil faction implant that takes 2 days to sell is not 1.2 bil in an hour, its 1.2 bil over 48 hours. A bird in the hand is worth 2 in the bush. This is the dumbest thing ive read in months. The amount of time something takes to sell is irrelevant, dropping something on the market takes 3 seconds and requires no further input. Its also irrelevant to the discussion which was about the ISK/hour income of missions.
Then theres the fact that nobody said they made 1.2 bill an hour. They say they make 440 mill an hour and on a good day they also get a 1.2 bill implant, which spread out over the entire time spent running missions will actually increase the ISK/Hour but that depends on the drop rate of the implant.
dexington wrote:I don't know how you got the implant, so i assume you got it from a mission somehow...
You are saying you make 440M pr. hour, which does imply you are getting the implant every hour. It's kind of the same as saying, if you can make 1.2B of one mission and do 8 missions each hour you are making 9B an hour. If would be more precise to take a longer period of time look at the total income and time used, to calculate the isk pr. hour, and note the maximum and minimum values.
You should learn to read, he guy never said the 1.2 bill implant was part of the hourly figures, he said the 1.2 bill implant is a bonus which turns an average day into a good day.
Nuela wrote:All that said, it pays less than hisec all things considered. Pirate LP is neat and my alt took 2 Nightmare BPC's from doing this (I know, I know - much better lp to isk items there like implants) but pirate LP, surprisingly, is not worth as much isk as you think....PLUS you need to get it to hisec.
If you think pirate missions pay less then high sec you've been doing them wrong. If you work for a pirate faction that has a system with 4+ level 4 agents in it and you can run 2/3 accounts you can easily make between 200 and 400 mill an hour.
Coreli Corporation: Small gang PVP & Drug Production, Apply now! |

Nuela
Beacon Light Corporation Beacon Light Alliance
153
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Posted - 2013.07.26 13:58:00 -
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Joshua Foiritain wrote:Nuela wrote:All that said, it pays less than hisec all things considered. Pirate LP is neat and my alt took 2 Nightmare BPC's from doing this (I know, I know - much better lp to isk items there like implants) but pirate LP, surprisingly, is not worth as much isk as you think....PLUS you need to get it to hisec.  If you think pirate missions pay less then high sec you've been doing them wrong. If you work for a pirate faction that has a system with 4+ level 4 agents in it and you can run 2/3 accounts you can easily make between 200 and 400 mill an hour.
Lotsa if's there. Even so, this would be true in hisec as well without the real possibility of losing ships, needing to gate jump into bubbles, bubbling station games, camped etc. In addition, this pirate faction system with 4+ level agents will attract these people like ugly to a Gallente. |

Cipher Jones
The Thomas Edwards Taco Tuesday All Stars
725
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Posted - 2013.07.26 17:41:00 -
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Quote:This is the dumbest thing ive read in months
If your **** don't sell you don't get the money. If it sells slowly you get the money slowly. If you only have one to sell and it takes 2 days to sell then all the LP you make in those 2 days adds up and you cant cash it in. Which is why I said you can make it (400mil/hr) but not sustain it. Eve is Real |

Jewel Noret
Mexican Chicken Trucks
1
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Posted - 2013.07.29 22:48:00 -
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Cipher Jones wrote:Quote:This is the dumbest thing ive read in months If your **** don't sell you don't get the money. If it sells slowly you get the money slowly. If you only have one to sell and it takes 2 days to sell then all the LP you make in those 2 days adds up and you cant cash it in. Which is why I said you can make it (400mil/hr) but not sustain it.
Wow, the idiocy on the forums never ceases to amaze me. He very clearly stated that he cashed in his LP once a month, and his sell orders were gone before next months cash out. That's roughly 30 days. Stop thinking in terms of instant gratification. I too have a spreadsheet, and there are many items currently netting over 1k per LP with enough demand to support my daily LP earnings. Can I earn LP 24/7 and expect to be able to cash it all out? Of course not, but for some of us with lives gaming 24/7 really isn't appealing anyway. |

Cipher Jones
The Thomas Edwards Taco Tuesday All Stars
726
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Posted - 2013.07.30 05:18:00 -
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Jewel Noret wrote:Cipher Jones wrote:Quote:This is the dumbest thing ive read in months If your **** don't sell you don't get the money. If it sells slowly you get the money slowly. If you only have one to sell and it takes 2 days to sell then all the LP you make in those 2 days adds up and you cant cash it in. Which is why I said you can make it (400mil/hr) but not sustain it. Wow, the idiocy on the forums never ceases to amaze me. He very clearly stated that he cashed in his LP once a month, and his sell orders were gone before next months cash out. That's roughly 30 days. Stop thinking in terms of instant gratification. I too have a spreadsheet, and there are many items currently netting over 1k per LP with enough demand to support my daily LP earnings. Can I earn LP 24/7 and expect to be able to cash it all out? Of course not, but for some of us with lives gaming 24/7 really isn't appealing anyway. At some point I will probably go on a binder and have a large surplus of LP that I won't be able to convert in a month. Then I will go do other things while still enjoying the steady income. And yes, I will still have earned that isk at the same isk/hour rate, just with a deferred payout.
I know what he said. And I said look at the market and see how many of them sell. The market goes back a year, not a month.
He was talking about making more than 1k per LP.
Learn what sustainable means before you call me an idiot directly or indirectly.
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