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Jack Miton Semper Ubi Sub Ubi 2064	Posted - 2013.06.28 01:12:00 - [31] - Quote WH c5-6 escalations are 700-750mil per site at ~12min per site over several sites. Split at most between 5 pilots, optimally between 2-3 with alts.
Andski GoonWaffe Goonswarm Federation 8294	Posted - 2013.06.28 01:32:00 - [32] - Quote learning how to scam means that you no longer have to worry about isk because it finds its way into your wallet on its own Twitter: @EVEAndski TheMittani.com: The premier source for news, commentary and discussion of EVE Online and other games of interest.-á
ian papabear North Eastern Swat Pandemic Legion 189	Posted - 2013.06.28 06:52:00 - [33] - Quote level 4 nullsec missions, all you have to do is blitz them http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNReV76PtqM
S Byerley The Manhattan Engineer District 42	Posted - 2013.06.28 07:36:00 - [34] - Quote Solaris Ecladia wrote: Edit for ISK sink: Step 1: take profits and buy stuffs Step 2: self destruct stuffs at deep safe Step 3: ??? Step 4: no profit Insurance payout - trivial ISK used in manufacture makes that a faucet you silly goose.
Inxentas Ultramar Ultramar Independent Contracting Home Front Coalition 550	Posted - 2013.06.28 09:49:00 - [35] - Quote Get a job IRL and buy PLEX. Mine pays about 50 billion ISK per month (very rough estimate).
Mr Mutombo Zulu Uprising 13	Posted - 2013.06.28 10:10:00 - [36] - Quote Inxentas Ultramar wrote: Get a job IRL and buy PLEX. Mine pays about 50 billion ISK per month (very rough estimate). :effort:
Tiven loves Tansien Science and Trade Institute Caldari State 866	Posted - 2013.06.28 10:17:00 - [37] - Quote Domanique Altares wrote: Showing your boobies on skype is the bst isk/hr. You can make billions for just a few minutes of work. You could even get a job by doing that...!
Quinzel Nikulainen Kokako Acquisitions 285	Posted - 2013.06.28 10:20:00 - [38] - Quote The best ISK comes from the social elements of the game. Gaming the market, social-engineering, well executed scams or deals and not this 'paste contract in Local' nonsense. And of course, these are only as lucrative as your execution is solid. The ISK fountains are for nebbishes. Ex-Kaalakiota citizen. Ex-Hyasyoda citizen. CEO of-áK+îKAK, a Nugoeihuvi affiliate corporation. Quinzel's perspective has been shaped by her first-hand experiences with the State's varying corporate cultures.-á
Icarus Able Pheonix Corp Selectus 28	Posted - 2013.06.28 10:30:00 - [39] - Quote Get into a T3 and join a wormhole corp.Very good isk per hour in c3 and above.
RAW23 188	Posted - 2013.06.28 10:44:00 - [40] - Quote Inxentas Ultramar wrote: Get a job IRL and buy PLEX. Mine pays about 50 billion ISK per month (very rough estimate). I wish conversion the other way were possible. My RL job pays about 100bil isk per month, which is the same as I can earn ingame. There are two types of EVE player: those who believe there are two types of EVE player and those who do not.
Fey Ivory Center for Advanced Studies Gallente Federation 99	Posted - 2013.06.28 12:31:00 - [41] - Quote Kaeleia Audene wrote: I'm looking to figure out what are the best ISK / hour activities in EVE, for solo and for small ( < 5 ) groups. I need actual data, not just a list of things to try. Activities I need data for are: high sec ratting low sec ratting 0.0 ratting N-space complexes W-space complexes high/low sec mining (0.0 mining for small groups or solo is not really in the realm of feasible for what I have in mind) L1/2/3/4 Missions Anything else a character(s) of < 3-6 months old could do. I know Piracy, PvP & Empire Ganking is pretty good when you can find the right place to camp or scan the right ship to suicide, but I'm after consistent income rates, aka. grinds. Also, if you care to help me further, help me identify the ISK sinks? Anything that removes ISK from the game, and not just hand it to another player, is what I mean. Ill try give you alittle feedback, as far as i can #1 Security missions L4, id say pay about 20-40mil/hour, it depends alittle on what missions you get and the loot... #2 High sec mining, i solo in a mack or a skiff, a full load of ore in my Mack, is roughly 7mil, 20-25min, skiff is alittle lower, but also dependent on day to day prices, i usually hoard my ore/minerals and wait for a peak in the prices... #3 Exploration. Data sites, in highsec usually give you 1-2decryptors, and can also give BPCs, and alittle other goodies, each data site, aprox 5-10mil... Relic sties, still pays fairly poor in highsec, but you can get lucky salvage, and other stuff... DED sites, if you find these, they need to be done as fast as possible, alot of people look for them and plenty of reward, a few hours earlier, i managed to get eight difrent shadow and dead space modules from three DED sites i managed to get, estimated value 350-400mil for two hours... Exploration is like a box of choclates, some days you wont find anything except wormholes, and some days you get lucky Good luck out there, people can probably be more profitable then me, but im fairly lazy and chat alot !
Muad 'dib The Imperial Fedaykin Amarrian Commandos 1170	Posted - 2013.06.28 13:08:00 - [42] - Quote My job pays me 600 million isk an hour, tho i choose to keep that and instead make far less by playing eve to earn isk Cosmic signature detected. . . . http://i.imgur.com/Z7NfIS6.jpg I got 99 likes, and this post aint one.
Evangelina Nolen Sama Guild 14	Posted - 2013.06.28 13:08:00 - [43] - Quote WH space by a large margin.
Mr Kidd Center for Advanced Studies Gallente Federation 1231	Posted - 2013.06.28 13:41:00 - [44] - Quote Kaeleia Audene wrote: 1. No, I'm not asking people to do number crunching for me. I'm asking to see if anyone is willing to share what they've learned from their own experience, in order to help other new players. 2. WH Capital escalations are awesome, but not really viable for the 3-6 month old player. 3. Scamming isn't really an option here. 4. I'm aware trading is the ultimate income generator if you can manage it, bit more intensive of a task, and not quite as obviously exciting as other activities. 5. What do you think IS reasonable for a 3-6 month old char? 20m/hr? 50m/hr? Been a long time since I was a 3-6mo. If you want some excitement, try ninja salvaging. It'll teach you a little of the skills you'll need for PVP. At the time I was doing it I was, like you a noob, making about 30 - 60mil an hr. Those days are gone now with the loot nerfs and noctis. But it may still provide a decent income for little investment. I dunno. Give it a try. My next suggestion would be mission or incursions. Next would be wh splunking though you're going to spend a lot of time finding a hole from hs that isn't occupied/active. It'll be very dangerous for you. Ultimately, unless you want to focus all of your time into one activity to achieve more income, it would be better to diversify into passive income streams like PI. But you might want to get into a corporation with their own POCO's to do it to avoid the astronomical taxes in HS. Or don't and just produce P2 products for simplification. The great thing about PI is you can pretty much set your own hassle levels. Do I want to hassle with it every day or once a month? Then there's production. Takes more effort and you have to produce/sell in timely fashions to take advantage of markets but, it can be hands off for a few days. And you can trade relatively hassle free though it may be months before you realize any profit. Look for a product that has cyclical up's and down's. Buy when it's down....wait....sell when it's up. HTFU!...for the children!
flakeys Interstellar Corporation of Science and Technology Interstellar Confederation 1202	Posted - 2013.06.28 16:51:00 - [45] - Quote Kaeleia Audene wrote: 4. I'm aware trading is the ultimate income generator if you can manage it, bit more intensive of a task, and not quite as obviously exciting as other activities. So you think as many others but trade can be VERRY exciting at times. We are all born ignorant, but one must work hard to remain stupid.
Karsa Egivand Sebiestor Tribe Minmatar Republic 233	Posted - 2013.06.28 18:59:00 - [46] - Quote RAW23 wrote: Inxentas Ultramar wrote: Get a job IRL and buy PLEX. Mine pays about 50 billion ISK per month (very rough estimate). I wish conversion the other way were possible. My RL job pays about 100bil isk per month, which is the same as I can earn ingame. Same here. There will come a point in the not so near future, where my Eve-assets will exceed my RL-assets. Though I think (and hope) that'll turn around again in 2 or 3 years.
Karsa Egivand Sebiestor Tribe Minmatar Republic 233	Posted - 2013.06.28 19:01:00 - [47] - Quote flakeys wrote: Kaeleia Audene wrote: 4. I'm aware trading is the ultimate income generator if you can manage it, bit more intensive of a task, and not quite as obviously exciting as other activities. So you think as many others but trade can be VERRY exciting at times. This. Mind you, pure station trading (like a bot) is boring, but that isn't the most profitable form of trading anyway. Some smarts always exceed 0.01 isking (market manipulation, investment/speculation, smart interregional trading, etc.).

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