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DarthSyl
OSG - Dust Division
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Posted - 2011.11.07 05:22:00 -
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Ok I know this was probably covered years ago, but I just recently came back to EVE and am just now hearing this:
Tech II BPO's arent available to the public? They were only given out by "lottery" during their introduction?
How is this fair to any new or returning players with a focus on manufacturing? Why is this not listed in the EULA, that not all game items are available to everyone? I feel cheated to learn just now that I will most likely never get my hands on a tech II BPO. This is something that should be stated in the EULA, and us consumers should be well informed before we decide to hand over our hard earned cash to play EVE.
This is like going to an icecream stand and seeing them advertise chocolate sprinkles, but then telling you that "Oh, we're sorry, those sprinkles were only given out to people four years ago, you cant have any now".
I'm starting to remember why I didnt stick with this game previously. Excuse me while I go contemplate paying a monthly fee for part of a game.... |

Brock Nelson
35
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Posted - 2011.11.07 05:51:00 -
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Either you're a bad troll or you're too stupid to understand the role of T2 BPO plays in eve economy... |

laysha
GONE RETARD BACK LATER Rise - Against
1
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Posted - 2011.11.07 06:39:00 -
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Nothing is stopping you from getting one, they're just not adding any more of them to the game. People sell them from time to time so if your whole eve experience is dependent on getting one then i suggest you start isk whoring and saving up |

Shayla Sh'inlux
Aliastra Gallente Federation
17
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Posted - 2011.11.07 08:32:00 -
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Oh look this post again!
Yes, the lottery was ********. Yes, some people got literally a few hundred billion isk thrown at them by virtue of clicking a research agent a few years ago. No, you can't get a tech II BPO for free anymore. Yes, you can still get one. No, they are not really worth it from a RoI perspective Yes, you can still build tech II and make ridiculous amounts of isk with invention |

Lutz Major
Austriae Est Imperare Orbi Universo
28
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Posted - 2011.11.07 08:49:00 -
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Shayla Sh'inlux wrote:Oh look this post again!
Yes, the lottery was ********. Yes, some people got literally a few hundred billion isk thrown at them by virtue of clicking a research agent a few years ago. No, you can't get a tech II BPO for free anymore. Yes, you can still get one. No, they are not really worth it from a RoI perspective Yes, you can still build tech II and make ridiculous amounts of isk with invention
Oh, don't be so harsh!
I think the OP has a point: the EULA doesn't state that you have to work / think / do math for your ISK, either.
I'ts a EULA disaster!
I demand that CCP changes the EULA accordingly or I rage quit and close my 621 accounts too ... or not.
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Alisarina
Center for Advanced Studies Gallente Federation
3
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Posted - 2011.11.07 09:25:00 -
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Lutz Major wrote:Shayla Sh'inlux wrote:Oh look this post again!
Yes, the lottery was ********. Yes, some people got literally a few hundred billion isk thrown at them by virtue of clicking a research agent a few years ago. No, you can't get a tech II BPO for free anymore. Yes, you can still get one. No, they are not really worth it from a RoI perspective Yes, you can still build tech II and make ridiculous amounts of isk with invention Oh, don't be so harsh! I think the OP has a point: the EULA doesn't state that you have to work / think / do math for your ISK, either. I'ts a EULA disaster! I demand that CCP changes the EULA accordingly or I rage quit and close my 621 accounts too ... or not.
Don;t let the door hit you on the ass on the way out :D
Seriously though, yeah it sucks, but then so does the same thing in the real world. What are you going to do to a place like McDonalds when you want to open a burger joint? Demand that it be brought down to your scale so you can compete? Nope...you just have to learn to adapt and form a niche market. If your unable or unwilling to do that, you will just get gobbled up like a chump and spat out by the big fish.
Welcome to real world business my friend.
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Abdiel Kavash
Paladin Order Fidelas Constans
117
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Posted - 2011.11.07 09:42:00 -
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Oh look it's this thread again...
Anyone can get a TII BPO the same way that 99% of their owners did: by buying it from someone else. Only 1% of individuals got lucky several years ago and got one for free. If anything it's that you should be whining about. |

Zelda Wei
New Horizon Trade Exchange
4
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Posted - 2011.11.07 09:43:00 -
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DarthSyl wrote:
Tech II BPO's arent available to the public?
You were miss-informed, they are available in the EVE Marketplace : Sell Orders.
Don't believe everything you hear in Eve.
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DarthSyl
OSG - Dust Division
0
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Posted - 2011.11.07 09:57:00 -
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Thanks for the replies everyone, except for Lutz, you're just an ass.
Yes I know some players have BPO's for sale. Do I have billions of ISK at my disposal to buy one? No.
The problem here is that this is a consumer product, a game. It was intended for entertainment purposes. Let's use another entertainment example. Let's say you go to the movies, and see... Tranformers 3 (I dunno). Lets say that the movie theatre advertises that you will see the whole movie, all 154 minutes of it. You get your popcorn and you get your soda, maybe some candy too, and you sit down ready for 154 minutes of entertainment.
Now, the movie is over, and you noticed that you only got 120 minutes of entertainment. You approach the manager to ask where the other 34 minutes of the movie went, and they kindly explain that the other 34 minutes of the movie was shown to movie goers a week previously, and there is no way you can watch the rest of the movie now.
Are you going to be happy? No.
Are you going to be upset you paid money to see 4/5 of a movie? Yes.
The problem here is that they advertise this game as being the same for everyone. Everyone has the same opportunity as everyone else to utilize this consumer product in the same way. But apparently that isn't true!
If CCP doesn't want to let everyone have access to tech II BPO's, that's fine. But they should advertise that they are selling an incomplete product, and monthly fees should be adjusted to reflect this for those who do not have access to the whole product.
I am really curious just how CCP has protected themselves from legal action concerning this. |

Lutz Major
Austriae Est Imperare Orbi Universo
29
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Posted - 2011.11.07 10:08:00 -
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Now, that I'm officially an ass, I can also tell you that your metaphores suck! |

DarthSyl
OSG - Dust Division
0
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Posted - 2011.11.07 10:10:00 -
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Lutz Major wrote:Now, that I'm officially an ass, I can also tell you that your metaphores suck!
Probably just too intelligent for you to understand. I'm sorry. If I have to use another I will be sure to use one about crayons and eating glue. I'm sure you will understand that one. |

Kesshisan
58
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Posted - 2011.11.07 10:16:00 -
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DarthSyl wrote:Probably just too intelligent for you to understand. I'm sorry. If I have to use another I will be sure to use one about crayons and eating glue. I'm sure you will understand that one.
All desire for me to give you a detailed explanation of what you want went away when I saw this post of yours.
I will say this; if you think you need a T2 BPO, you don't understand invention. . |

DarthSyl
OSG - Dust Division
0
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Posted - 2011.11.07 10:25:00 -
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Kesshisan wrote:DarthSyl wrote:Probably just too intelligent for you to understand. I'm sorry. If I have to use another I will be sure to use one about crayons and eating glue. I'm sure you will understand that one. All desire for me to give you a detailed explanation of what you want went away when I saw this post of yours. I will say this; if you think you need a T2 BPO, you don't understand invention.
Oh well. If you think I'm just going to sit here and let Lutz come and troll my topic you are mistaken.
And I know how to get tech II BPC's from invention. That is entirely not the point. |

Cyniac
Twilight Star Rangers Black Thorne Alliance
32
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Posted - 2011.11.07 10:37:00 -
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You misunderstand what T2 BPOs are today and the function they fulfill.
Bear in mind the vast majority of people who have the BPOs in production right now bought those BPOs. In this regard you are in exactly the same situation as they are.
T2 BPOs can be broken down into two types:
BPOs where invention is viable -> Go ahead and invent here if you are interested
BPOs where invention is not viable -> Avoid inventing these items
In either case, the RoI of these BPOs is measured in years (plural) profit is not the primary consideration when acquiring and using a T2 BPO.
It's more a question of manufacturing end game - if you are successful enough and rich enough you'll be able to afford these when they next come out on the market. In this regard T2 BPOs fulfill their role perfectly. It is right that you should want to get them. Greed is good Now just have to work to make a few billion iskies to make it happen.
Frankly the way the T2 BPOs were introduced into the game at this point is completely irrelevant. It was daft and unfair yes, but it doesn't matter. If they had been introduced via a public auction the situation would still be the same today.
They exist and you have to deal with it. Though the situation in the past was random and seen as unfair (got lucky with invention? JACKPOT!) the situation today is driven essentially by market forces and is integral to the EVE experience.
Don't worry so much about what you don't have. Work with what you have and what you can do and PROFIT! |

Cyniac
Twilight Star Rangers Black Thorne Alliance
32
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Posted - 2011.11.07 10:37:00 -
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Double post gives an opportunity for a TL;DR
T2 BPOs are limited, unique, expensive and unprofitable. They are the end game of fat-cat rich manufacturers. Doesn't matter how they got into the game what matters is how you make a profit. Use your available resources and PROFIT 
BLING BLING !!! |

DarthSyl
OSG - Dust Division
0
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Posted - 2011.11.07 11:10:00 -
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Thanks for the reply Cyniac. What you say makes sense, but does little to ease my frame of mind.
Maybe my sense of unfairness is heightened lately, probably brought into focus with so much "Occupy" protesting being in the news as of late. Perhaps its made me a little sensitive to shady practices by businesses.
None the less, what CCP has done isn't fair to their average consumer, and as such the price of the product should reflect that, and the consumer should be made aware of that before they make the decision to purchase. Really, that shouldn't be asking for too much. If we can't ask for a fair shake from the people we give our hard earned cash to, then this economy really is going to ****, along with the rest of the world. |

Lutz Major
Austriae Est Imperare Orbi Universo
29
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Posted - 2011.11.07 13:08:00 -
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DarthSyl wrote:Maybe my sense of unfairness is heightened lately, probably brought into focus with so much "Occupy" protesting being in the news as of late. Perhaps its made me a little sensitive to shady practices by businesses.
None the less, what CCP has done isn't fair to their average consumer, and as such the price of the product should reflect that, and the consumer should be made aware of that before they make the decision to purchase. Really, that shouldn't be asking for too much. If we can't ask for a fair shake from the people we give our hard earned cash to, then this economy really is going to ****, along with the rest of the world. I got one more ass-question: How many blue pills did you take, dude? |

Lauren Hellfury
Full Pocket Aggro In Vitro.
10
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Posted - 2011.11.07 13:27:00 -
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Brock Nelson wrote:Either you're a bad troll or you're too stupid to understand the role of T2 BPO plays in eve economy...
All things considered, I think that I'll go with answer b. |

DarthSyl
OSG - Dust Division
0
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Posted - 2011.11.07 13:31:00 -
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Lutz Major wrote:DarthSyl wrote:Maybe my sense of unfairness is heightened lately, probably brought into focus with so much "Occupy" protesting being in the news as of late. Perhaps its made me a little sensitive to shady practices by businesses.
None the less, what CCP has done isn't fair to their average consumer, and as such the price of the product should reflect that, and the consumer should be made aware of that before they make the decision to purchase. Really, that shouldn't be asking for too much. If we can't ask for a fair shake from the people we give our hard earned cash to, then this economy really is going to ****, along with the rest of the world. I got one more ass-question: How many blue pills did you take, dude?
No pill Lutz. It is not unreasonable for me to expect the same treatment and the same product available to every other subscriber of EVE. After all, we all pay the same price (except people paying in euros, I understand your frustration). Except I guess the same product isn't available to us all, now is it?
I'm even more curious now. Are there other aspects to EVE that aren't available to the general public? I don't mean trivial promotional stuff like the 30 day implant for new trial accounts, I mean large game changing exclusions like tech II BPO's? |

Daniel Plain
Science and Trade Institute Caldari State
1
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Posted - 2011.11.07 13:35:00 -
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yea so I want to see avatar 3d but no movie theater is showing it anymore :/ |

Hoohnzy
Vintage heavy industries
0
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Posted - 2011.11.07 13:39:00 -
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DarthSyl wrote:Thanks for the replies everyone, except for Lutz, you're just an ass.
Yes I know some players have BPO's for sale. Do I have billions of ISK at my disposal to buy one? No.
The problem here is that this is a consumer product, a game. It was intended for entertainment purposes. Let's use another entertainment example. Let's say you go to the movies, and see... Tranformers 3 (I dunno). Lets say that the movie theatre advertises that you will see the whole movie, all 154 minutes of it. You get your popcorn and you get your soda, maybe some candy too, and you sit down ready for 154 minutes of entertainment.
Now, the movie is over, and you noticed that you only got 120 minutes of entertainment. You approach the manager to ask where the other 34 minutes of the movie went, and they kindly explain that the other 34 minutes of the movie was shown to movie goers a week previously, and there is no way you can watch the rest of the movie now.
Are you going to be happy? No.
Are you going to be upset you paid money to see 4/5 of a movie? Yes.
The problem here is that they advertise this game as being the same for everyone. Everyone has the same opportunity as everyone else to utilize this consumer product in the same way. But apparently that isn't true!
If CCP doesn't want to let everyone have access to tech II BPO's, that's fine. But they should advertise that they are selling an incomplete product, and monthly fees should be adjusted to reflect this for those who do not have access to the whole product.
I am really curious just how CCP has protected themselves from legal action concerning this.
Do CCP promised you that you can buy T2 BPOs form NPCs on markets when you signed up and paid?? |

Velicitia
Open Designs
63
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Posted - 2011.11.07 13:44:00 -
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DarthSyl wrote:Lutz Major wrote:DarthSyl wrote:Maybe my sense of unfairness is heightened lately, probably brought into focus with so much "Occupy" protesting being in the news as of late. Perhaps its made me a little sensitive to shady practices by businesses.
None the less, what CCP has done isn't fair to their average consumer, and as such the price of the product should reflect that, and the consumer should be made aware of that before they make the decision to purchase. Really, that shouldn't be asking for too much. If we can't ask for a fair shake from the people we give our hard earned cash to, then this economy really is going to ****, along with the rest of the world. I got one more ass-question: How many blue pills did you take, dude? No pill Lutz. It is not unreasonable for me to expect the same treatment and the same product available to every other subscriber of EVE. After all, we all pay the same price (except people paying in euros, I understand your frustration). Except I guess the same product isn't available to us all, now is it? I'm even more curious now. Are there other aspects to EVE that aren't available to the general public? I don't mean trivial promotional stuff like the 30 day implant for new trial accounts, I mean large game changing exclusions like tech II BPO's?
nullsec, lowsec, (super-)capital ships, POS, Outposts, moongoo, T3 Invention... and probably a whole host of other things are not available to the "general" public.
If you want to get this stuff, you can (but then, you're no longer part of the "general" public).
Your options include, but are not limited to: The market (in game; and the forums, including the Character Bazaar) Getting into a corporation that has access to this stuff (renter or sov holder) Take it from someone who has it |

Zifrian
Deep Space Innovations
21
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Posted - 2011.11.07 14:16:00 -
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It is what it is. I never understand why people get so bent out of shape about this. Invention is the new norm. Either learn to deal with it or don't. Complaining like this will accomplish nothing. Well, maybe you feel better? Maximze your Industry Potential! - Get EVE Isk per Hour! https://sourceforge.net/projects/eveiph/ |

Zaron Arzi
Depraved Corruption
0
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Posted - 2011.11.07 14:47:00 -
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Read down til the part where someone said we pay the same price so we should all have the same access to all content. Go **** yourself. If I put in the time and energy to get billions of isk while you just sit on your ass talking to people and not using your in game time efficiently to accomplish something you want, then you shouldnt get the same content as me.
I hate the bastards that think they are entitled to everything someone else has worked their ass off for in real life, I dont want it in my games too. Entertainment is what we pay for, every single one of us has the ability to aquire the same exact assets, if you put forth the effor to get it. If you put in less than someone else, you will get less returned. Simple as that.
The world needs to stop accomodating the lowest common denominator who cries cuz they want to be lazy. |

Shadowsword
The Rough Riders Ares Protectiva
60
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Posted - 2011.11.07 15:12:00 -
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DarthSyl wrote:I'm even more curious now. Are there other aspects to EVE that aren't available to the general public? I don't mean trivial promotional stuff like the 30 day implant for new trial accounts, I mean large game changing exclusions like tech II BPO's?
Because T2 BPOs are "game changing"? 
If you want to sue CCP, then do it proprely and include how not having a Guardian-Vexor or an Imperial Apocalypse is changing your game experience, and how you don't have fun without them. |

Xentara Vispari
Storm of Glory
1
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Posted - 2011.11.07 15:36:00 -
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DarthSyl wrote:Ok I know this was probably covered years ago, but I just recently came back to EVE and am just now hearing this:
Tech II BPO's arent available to the public? They were only given out by "lottery" during their introduction?
How is this fair to any new or returning players with a focus on manufacturing? Why is this not listed in the EULA, that not all game items are available to everyone? I feel cheated to learn just now that I will most likely never get my hands on a tech II BPO. This is something that should be stated in the EULA, and us consumers should be well informed before we decide to hand over our hard earned cash to play EVE.
This is like going to an icecream stand and seeing them advertise chocolate sprinkles, but then telling you that "Oh, we're sorry, those sprinkles were only given out to people four years ago, you cant have any now".
I'm starting to remember why I didnt stick with this game previously. Excuse me while I go contemplate paying a monthly fee for part of a game....
Did CCP advertise T2 BPO's somewhere?
If you like RL comparisons: browsing the advertisements for caribbean sea holidays, you will see many photos with luxury yachts with heli landing pad and a bunch of models lieing on the sun deck etc.
Of course this available to YOU, IF you got the money. If you don't have the money, you need to chose the standard package. The same works in EVE. If you have enough RL money, buy PLEX and convert them to ISK and you can own any of the T2 BPOs available on the market.
Otherwise choose the standard package like 99.99% do. |

Party Lips
Blackened Skies
2
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Posted - 2011.11.07 15:42:00 -
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Brock Nelson wrote:Either you're a bad troll or you're too stupid to understand the role of T2 BPO plays in eve economy...
they do not have any role at all in the eve economy. ccp just doesn't want to make people angry by removing them.
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DarthSyl
OSG - Dust Division
0
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Posted - 2011.11.07 15:49:00 -
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Zaron Arzi wrote:Read down til the part where someone said we pay the same price so we should all have the same access to all content. Go **** yourself. If I put in the time and energy to get billions of isk while you just sit on your ass talking to people and not using your in game time efficiently to accomplish something you want, then you shouldnt get the same content as me.
I hate the bastards that think they are entitled to everything someone else has worked their ass off for in real life, I dont want it in my games too. Entertainment is what we pay for, every single one of us has the ability to aquire the same exact assets, if you put forth the effor to get it. If you put in less than someone else, you will get less returned. Simple as that.
The world needs to stop accomodating the lowest common denominator who cries cuz they want to be lazy.
You are missing the point entirely. Of course people that work hard in this game should be rewarded with the things they earn. I am not talking about making money, nor about acquiring any specific tech II ship or part. Not everyone has the ability to acquire the exact same assets. Under the current policy its IMPOSSIBLE for every single player to have these BPO's.
Please, take your hate, and your "Go **** yourself." somewhere else.
Shadowsword wrote:DarthSyl wrote:I'm even more curious now. Are there other aspects to EVE that aren't available to the general public? I don't mean trivial promotional stuff like the 30 day implant for new trial accounts, I mean large game changing exclusions like tech II BPO's? Because T2 BPOs are "game changing"?  If you want to sue CCP, then do it proprely and include how not having a Guardian-Vexor or an Imperial Apocalypse is changing your game experience, and how you don't have fun without them.
No thats not my point either. Im not out to sue anyone. I would just stop paying for their service.
As far as it being game changing, Im sure it was for those fortunate enough to have obtained them when they were handed out.
Someone above said perhaps I am complaining to make myself feel better. Not precisely. I really just want to understand the logic behind this decision. Would it unbalance the game if they were made available from the npc market? If so, then its pretty easy to argue that it must give the holder an extreme advantage. If it wouldnt unbalance the game, then why are they not available from npc's? Also, if Invention is the new norm, and the BPO's were given out for free anyway, why not just get rid of them all together, and let invention be the only way to acquire tech II? |

DarthSyl
OSG - Dust Division
0
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Posted - 2011.11.07 15:56:00 -
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Xentara Vispari wrote:DarthSyl wrote:Ok I know this was probably covered years ago, but I just recently came back to EVE and am just now hearing this:
Tech II BPO's arent available to the public? They were only given out by "lottery" during their introduction?
How is this fair to any new or returning players with a focus on manufacturing? Why is this not listed in the EULA, that not all game items are available to everyone? I feel cheated to learn just now that I will most likely never get my hands on a tech II BPO. This is something that should be stated in the EULA, and us consumers should be well informed before we decide to hand over our hard earned cash to play EVE.
This is like going to an icecream stand and seeing them advertise chocolate sprinkles, but then telling you that "Oh, we're sorry, those sprinkles were only given out to people four years ago, you cant have any now".
I'm starting to remember why I didnt stick with this game previously. Excuse me while I go contemplate paying a monthly fee for part of a game.... Did CCP advertise T2 BPO's somewhere? If you like RL comparisons: browsing the advertisements for caribbean sea holidays, you will see many photos with luxury yachts with heli landing pad and a bunch of models lieing on the sun deck etc. Of course this available to YOU, IF you got the money. If you don't have the money, you need to chose the standard package. The same works in EVE. If you have enough RL money, buy PLEX and convert them to ISK and you can own any of the T2 BPOs available on the market. Otherwise choose the standard package like 99.99% do.
Oh but I am sure that is listed in the fine print. It is information available to the consumer BEFORE they make the purchase. |

Shadowsword
The Rough Riders Ares Protectiva
60
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Posted - 2011.11.07 17:05:00 -
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DarthSyl wrote:
No thats not my point either. Im not out to sue anyone. I would just stop paying for their service.
As far as it being game changing, Im sure it was for those fortunate enough to have obtained them when they were handed out.
I'm one of them (Wasp II here), and guess what? It didn't.
Everyone seem to think that having one T2 print instantly make you ultra-rich, and that you just had to be lucky to get one.
Both are wrong.
- The vast majority of T2 prints have relatively low value. Even now, I'm sure I could get something like a small smartbomb BPO for les than 500m if I wanted too. Will it make me rich? Nope.
- You didn't just have to get lucky to receive a BPO. Sure, it played a part, but it was a case of creating your own luck. If you really wanted one, you had to grind standings, not just with your main, but your alts as well, invest lots of SP, and do the daily missions. It was a hefty amount of time and effort, for no guarranted result. And for each holder who really lucked out and got a BPO with little effort involved, there's fifty who got one after a lot of sweat, and a hundred who got nothing. If those who worked for those BPOs had just spend the time grinding missions instead, a lot of them would have gotten more isks out of the time involved.
- You can earn more money doing invention than exploiting a BPO. So it's not like it's a real advantage to have one. |

Leonard Dukes
Arbitrage Holdings Corporation
11
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Posted - 2011.11.07 17:06:00 -
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Shadowsword wrote:Guardian-Vexor
Came for this; leaving satisfied. |

Brock Nelson
36
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Posted - 2011.11.07 17:23:00 -
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I'm sorry OP but what did you really hope to achieve with this thread?
You have a lot of misconception about the T2 BPO aspect of the game and I have no doubt there are other parts that you're not getting. EVE Online is not the only game where you don't get to do certain things or have access to certain things right off the bat. Examples:
-You can't get personal defense weapon in Battlefield 3 without earning it -You can't play the final level in Starcraft 2 without playing the beginning of the game
Games are not comparable to movies, that's like comparing apples and orange.
There are other aspects of EVE Online that aren't easily accessible to new player. They're...
-Mining -Ratting/Missioning -Trading -Etc
All of those are pretty basic stuff in the game but obviously they require skill training and a bit of isk grinding before getting into those professions. Heck, I'm fairly sure that you could've easily find that out before handing your money over to CCP by doing something that most of us have done: Research.
If you honestly feel that T2 BPOs are a game changer, then you obviously don't understand the role it really plays in the economy. |

Gatan Hahran
Brukterer DUCT TAPE UNION
2
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Posted - 2011.11.07 17:36:00 -
[33] - Quote
I just checked Item Exchange Contracts ingame and there is a T2 BPO for 10 billion isk.
Gatans Get-a-T2-BPO-Tutorial:
1) Get in your Ibis 2) Undock 3) Right-click in space 4) Click "Asteroid Belts" select one of the belts and warp to it. 5) Target a veldspar asteroid 6) Click the miner and wait until cargo is full 7) Fly to station and dock 8) Drag and Drop your veldspar from cargo to item bay in station 9) Right-click ore and sell it 10) go to 2) and repeat until you have 10 billion isk in your wallet
Good luck, and i will be happy to welcome you to the elite group of eve nobles soon. |

bushwacka
Tap That Asteroid
2
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Posted - 2011.11.07 17:38:00 -
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@OP: everyone has the ability to produce T2 goods - the invention/production skills for everything up to (including) T2 cruisers don't take years to finish and for the bigger stuff like blops/marauders there aren't any BPOs anyway. initial investment costs are low as well, even for a newer player, especially if you go for modules. like others have stated before, T2 invention is the current standard for about everything except the loleagle and a small assortment of crappy mods.
and this is also what CCP advertises (if they actually do advertise it, never saw an ad stating "hey come play eve online and build T2 stuff!") - that you can build T2, but how you do it is another story.
nevertheless, what you want, nay DEMAND from CCP is that they give you a golden goose for free (or cheap), which is quite a bit different from just being able to do something. think about that for a bit, if YOU can get any T2 BPO easily, everyone else can - because concluding from what you wrote so far, you're not exactly the sharpest knife in the drawer 
bottom line: T2 production is one of the "high(er) end" aspects of eve gameplay involving a brain and should stay the way it is. |

Cyniac
Twilight Star Rangers Black Thorne Alliance
36
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Posted - 2011.11.07 18:38:00 -
[35] - Quote
Too much negativity... how about if CCP Did issue a warning it would read something like this:
WARNING 
You are about to enter the universe of EVE. As a capsuleer, you may grow to wield awesome power capable of unleashing cataclysmic events.
However, you are not alone in the universe. There are others who have come before you, they have build up empires, plundered worlds, cut swathes of destruction in their way and build up huge industrial complexes in the heart of hostile territory, or learned to push the market forces of entire galaxies in their favour. In so doing they have amassed fortunes beyond reckoning and gathered rare and unique artefacts and knowledge which gives them the power which they now sit on.
Are you strong enough to compete? Know that while you can achieve some measure of success on your own, sooner or later you will come into conflict with your fellows. The fastest path to power is the one in which you steal, buy or destroy the power base of your competitors, and only in this way will you gain some of the power that the ones which have come before you have amassed.
And when you reach the pinnacle of your power, you can rest in the knowledge that right behind you, another generation of power hungry capsuleers is rising... and that they are coveting your wealth with a greed and cunning which may turn out to match your own.
Welcome Capsuleer... and know that once you fly past this point, you will never turn back.
You Have Been Warned.
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Tasko Pal
Spallated Garniferous Schist
14
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Posted - 2011.11.07 20:39:00 -
[36] - Quote
DarthSyl wrote:
You are missing the point entirely. Of course people that work hard in this game should be rewarded with the things they earn. I am not talking about making money, nor about acquiring any specific tech II ship or part. Not everyone has the ability to acquire the exact same assets. Under the current policy its IMPOSSIBLE for every single player to have these BPO's
So what? Not everyone can have a limited edition ship, a station, an office in Jita 4-4, or a tech moon. Even for goods that are unlimited in production, a lot of them won't be had by everyone (such as supercap ships) simply because they're too expensive.
This complaint keeps springing up again and again, but it ignores an obvious thing. A lot of things are meant to be unfair in Eve. It makes no sense to complain about something because it is "unfair". My view is that your time would be better spent finding your own edge rather than complaining about the edges enjoyed by others.
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VaMei
Meafi Corp
63
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Posted - 2011.11.07 21:31:00 -
[37] - Quote
Went to the Chevy dealer today to buy a '63' Split at the MSRP of $4,200. Left disapointed. |

Scrapyard Bob
EVE University Ivy League
303
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Posted - 2011.11.07 22:50:00 -
[38] - Quote
Party Lips wrote: they do not have any role at all in the eve economy. ccp just doesn't want to make people angry by removing them.
What's a shame is that the T1 BPC's ME/PE level has on influence on the T2 BPC ME/PE level - which would let inventors (who arguably do a lot more work to compete) with the T2 BPO owners.
It would have to be a rather large conversion rate though - maybe the sqrt() or cube root of the input ME to calculate the output ME, or divide the input ME by 10 to get the output ME. Probably square root would work best as it would scale rather badly and you'd never be able to get perfect ME on your T2 BPCs without over-researching your T1 BPO for a few months.
Output ME = -5 + Int(Sqrt(Input ME))
To get to ME 30 on an output T2 BPC, you'd need a T1 BPC with an ME of 1225. To get an ME of 10 on the T2 BPC, you'd need an ME of 225 on the input BPC. Or the use of a decryptor (which would still be an option).
It would add some spice to the calculations - do you research the BPO to ME 100 and get T2 BPCs with an ME of 5? Or do you go higher and shoot for an ME of 10 on the result? |

Velicitia
Open Designs
72
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Posted - 2011.11.07 23:11:00 -
[39] - Quote
Scrapyard Bob wrote:Party Lips wrote: they do not have any role at all in the eve economy. ccp just doesn't want to make people angry by removing them.
What's a shame is that the T1 BPC's ME/PE level has on influence on the T2 BPC ME/PE level - which would let inventors (who arguably do a lot more work to compete) with the T2 BPO owners. It would have to be a rather large conversion rate though - maybe the sqrt() or cube root of the input ME to calculate the output ME, or divide the input ME by 10 to get the output ME. Probably square root would work best as it would scale rather badly and you'd never be able to get perfect ME on your T2 BPCs without over-researching your T1 BPO for a few monthsyears. Output ME = -5 + Int(Sqrt(Input ME)) To get to ME 30 on an output T2 BPC, you'd need a T1 BPC with an ME of 1225. To get an ME of 10 on the T2 BPC, you'd need an ME of 225 on the input BPC. Or the use of a decryptor (which would still be an option). It would add some spice to the calculations - do you research the BPO to ME 100 and get T2 BPCs with an ME of 5? Or do you go higher and shoot for an ME of 10 on the result?
FYP. |

BornToDieAnotherDay
Tarazed Technology
17
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Posted - 2011.11.08 01:50:00 -
[40] - Quote
DarthSyl wrote: You are missing the point entirely. stuff. Under the current policy its IMPOSSIBLE for every single player to have these BPO's.
No sir, you are missing the point. You seem to enjoy your metaphors so here's one for you (back to your movie metaphor).
Say Transformers 3 has just been released, and they're selling tickets to the PREMIER. Does everyone have the OPPORTUNITY to go? Yes, they do. Can EVERYONE go? No, they can't. Only those both WILLING and ABLE to pay the price can go.
This is exactly what the situation with T2 BPOs TODAY is. EVERYONE PLAYING/STARTING THIS GAME has EQUAL OPPORTUNITY to obtain these BPOs. This doesn't just occur here, but in real life as well. Consider land ownership, the very first owners, who did they pay? No one, they were at the right place at the right time. You missed the boat and now things have changed? Tough. Have some cookies and milk and get over yourself.
ps. You actually read the entire EULA of every game you play before you started playing?
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Palantine Kaundur
wot-ever
0
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Posted - 2011.11.08 02:09:00 -
[41] - Quote
DarthSyl wrote:I would just stop paying for their service.
I stopped reading the thread after the OP provided a solution.
If you are unhappy because of something that drives less than 1% of the people playing.. then just quit. You won't be missed. |

Stella SGP
The Kimotoro Initiative
28
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Posted - 2011.11.08 05:10:00 -
[42] - Quote
DarthSyl wrote:No thats not my point either. Im not out to sue anyone. I would just stop paying for their service. Can I have your stuff when you stop paying for their services?
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Shayla Sh'inlux
Aliastra Gallente Federation
18
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Posted - 2011.11.08 11:08:00 -
[43] - Quote
Just here (again) confirming that a t2 BPO doesn't make you insta-rich and that the vast majority of them are rather pointless to have. I owned eight tech II BPO's (including a small arty, a drone and a ship BPO) before I took a 3-year break. I got most of those for naught from R&D agents and bought a few from the auction forum.
Somewhere along the line the account I held them on was stolen from me and because apparently sharing your password with your wife is forbidden, they refuse to give it back to me. As a result, I returned to Eve with 500k isk and zero tech II BPOs instead of some 20 billion and a bunch of tech II prints.
Now, while I still owned those prints, yes, I was making good money. It was, however, not nearly as much isk as I make now from invention. The reason? VOLUME. VOLUME VOLUME. Tech II, especially ships and ammo, take FOREVER to build. HML's II (for example) take about 1,5 hour to build from a BPO. Yes, they take twice that from an ME -4 BPC but you can actually fill as amny factory slots as you have available with them, which increases your volume by so much that the slightly reduced profit per unit becomes a non-issue.
Also, market prices for most items are invention-driven anyway. The demand for mot items can nowhere near be met by production from BPOs, so margins are actually pretty good. Why on earth would I care the guy with the BPO makes more money per run? Most BPO holders would likely be better off just selling their BPOs for tens if not hundreds of billions because that's more isk than they will ever make from that blueprint.
Final example: I (mostly) invent and build Mackinaws. After taking into all the costs to build said ships (including BPCs, Datacores, Decryptor and materials) I make about 24-25 million on a Mack. I build 6-7 of them per day (on average, depending a bit on invention succes rates), so my invention + building makes me about 150-160 million per day. Without a BPO. A BPO owner will be able to build TWO Mackinaws per day. His profit per Mack will be 40% higher because his will be ME 1 or ME 2 while mine is negative (varying on which decryptor gives the best return, which is market dependant and mostly related to the cost of Nanotransistors, but I'm starting to go off-topic now). At 40% higher profit, he will make 80 million a day. That's half what I make.
So ye, sure that takes very little time, no invention, very little effort and only 1 factory slot. However, just selling the BPO for 150 billion or so would actually be a lot better. It would take 5 years for that print to have made 150b isk. I'd rather have 150b NOW than 150b in 5 years. |

Emperor Salazar
Dreddit Test Alliance Please Ignore
146
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Posted - 2011.11.08 12:34:00 -
[44] - Quote
Oh is it time for this thread again already.
While we're at it, I think all skillpoints should be reset at least once a year, possibly every 6 months. Its unfair that some people have more than me. |

Skippermonkey
Tactical Knightmare
164
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Posted - 2011.11.08 13:31:00 -
[45] - Quote
DarthSyl wrote:I am really curious just how CCP has protected themselves from legal action concerning this.
You are entitled to your opinion like anyone else, but that doesnt stop it from being complete bollocks
T2 BPOs arent the cash cows you think they are, firstly you can make more isk from inventing BPCs, and secondly, if you want one buy one go ahead and waste your money if you want, nobody is stopping you.
Also, your metaphors are crap, im pretty sure CCP dont advertise T2 BPOs as a way of getting new people to sign up to the game. |

Emperor Salazar
Dreddit Test Alliance Please Ignore
146
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Posted - 2011.11.08 13:48:00 -
[46] - Quote
DarthSyl wrote:
I am really curious just how CCP has protected themselves from legal action concerning this.
Not sure if serious, stupid or epic troll.
You know its their game right? You know they can do whatever they want with it right? Hmm. Maybe you don't.
Lets put it this way, they could reset everyone's skillpoints, standings, sov, remove all assets and more tonight and....all you could really do to "combat" this is unsubscribe.
Legal action? That's pure classy right there bro. |

Wyke Mossari
Staner Industries
12
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Posted - 2011.11.08 15:03:00 -
[47] - Quote
The fairness of T2 BPO has been discussed to death.
However one aspect I think is being over looked, some T2 BPO are commanding prices/valuation that cannot be justified on a purely "return on capital" valuation. That Foxfire Javlin Rocket BPO is essentially worthless for production purposes and the Piranha Fury Light Missile barely profitable.
Instead they seem to be valued as collectors vanity items, almost like works of art in RL. |

Velicitia
Open Designs
75
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Posted - 2011.11.08 15:04:00 -
[48] - Quote
Emperor Salazar wrote: Lets put it this way, they could reset everyone's skillpoints, standings, sov, remove all assets and more tonight and....all you could really do to "combat" this is unsubscribe.
CCP, Please don't do this. It will make us sad, and we'll have to shoot statues in Jita again.
Thanks, everyone. |

Hoohnzy
Vintage heavy industries
0
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Posted - 2011.11.08 16:38:00 -
[49] - Quote
Shayla Sh'inlux wrote: Final example: I (mostly) invent and build Mackinaws. After taking into all the costs to build said ships (including BPCs, Datacores, Decryptor and materials) I make about 24-25 million on a Mack. I build 6-7 of them per day (on average, depending a bit on invention succes rates), so my invention + building makes me about 150-160 million per day. Without a BPO. A BPO owner will be able to build TWO Mackinaws per day. His profit per Mack will be 40% higher because his will be ME 1 or ME 2 while mine is negative (varying on which decryptor gives the best return, which is market dependant and mostly related to the cost of Nanotransistors, but I'm starting to go off-topic now). At 40% higher profit, he will make 80 million a day. That's half what I make.
So ye, sure that takes very little time, no invention, very little effort and only 1 factory slot. However, just selling the BPO for 150 billion or so would actually be a lot better. It would take 5 years for that print to have made 150b isk. I'd rather have 150b NOW than 150b in 5 years.
I dont agree with OP, but this final example is not good imo, because as owner I can have more than just one T2 BPO and run 10 slots of different things. Then I can do much more ISK than inventer.
Another question, why is the price for veld mining crystal II so low? |

Velicitia
Open Designs
75
|
Posted - 2011.11.08 16:59:00 -
[50] - Quote
Hoohnzy wrote:Shayla Sh'inlux wrote: Final example: I (mostly) invent and build Mackinaws. After taking into all the costs to build said ships (including BPCs, Datacores, Decryptor and materials) I make about 24-25 million on a Mack. I build 6-7 of them per day (on average, depending a bit on invention succes rates), so my invention + building makes me about 150-160 million per day. Without a BPO. A BPO owner will be able to build TWO Mackinaws per day. His profit per Mack will be 40% higher because his will be ME 1 or ME 2 while mine is negative (varying on which decryptor gives the best return, which is market dependant and mostly related to the cost of Nanotransistors, but I'm starting to go off-topic now). At 40% higher profit, he will make 80 million a day. That's half what I make.
So ye, sure that takes very little time, no invention, very little effort and only 1 factory slot. However, just selling the BPO for 150 billion or so would actually be a lot better. It would take 5 years for that print to have made 150b isk. I'd rather have 150b NOW than 150b in 5 years.
I dont agree with OP, but this final example is not good imo, because as owner I can have more than just one T2 BPO and run 10 slots of different things. Then I can do much more ISK than inventer. Another question, why is the price for veld mining crystal II so low?
You do realise that there are like ... MAYBE 10 of any one T2 BPO in the game, right?
If you have 1 trillion ISK to spend on said 10 BPOs (I know, good BPO are a lot more) then yeah ... you deserve a little bit of a break. |

Cyniac
Twilight Star Rangers Black Thorne Alliance
41
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Posted - 2011.11.08 17:02:00 -
[51] - Quote
Velicitia wrote:You do realise that there are like ... MAYBE 10 of any one T2 BPO in the game, right?
You keep saying this Velicitia... care to quote your source? I recall seeing a different amount in the past which I cannot quite find at the moment.
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Scrapyard Bob
EVE University Ivy League
314
|
Posted - 2011.11.08 17:05:00 -
[52] - Quote
Hoohnzy wrote: Another question, why is the price for veld mining crystal II so low?
Almost of the T2 mining crystals are that way. Mostly because the BPO owners can keep up with demand enough to drive the prices way below what it costs to invent them. Big loss item for an inventor, moderate profit for a BPO owner - and probably too easy to flood the market with over-supply.
Veld - 258k invent 58k sell Scor - 287k invent 75k sell
Kernite - is the closest to breaking even (410k invent, 404k sell) of the hi-sec crystals. Everything else is 30-70% below invention costs.
Of the low-sec ores, only the Hedb crystal is worth inventing. In the null-sec ores, Spod and Ark.
There's a few low-volume products out there (like T2 mining crystals) where the BPO owners can have an impact. But most other invention stuff is profitable, the BPO owners just have better margins. (In other words... do your homework before you buy BPOs and run off lots of BPCs.) |

Hoohnzy
Vintage heavy industries
0
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Posted - 2011.11.08 17:08:00 -
[53] - Quote
Velicitia wrote:Hoohnzy wrote:Shayla Sh'inlux wrote: Final example: I (mostly) invent and build Mackinaws. After taking into all the costs to build said ships (including BPCs, Datacores, Decryptor and materials) I make about 24-25 million on a Mack. I build 6-7 of them per day (on average, depending a bit on invention succes rates), so my invention + building makes me about 150-160 million per day. Without a BPO. A BPO owner will be able to build TWO Mackinaws per day. His profit per Mack will be 40% higher because his will be ME 1 or ME 2 while mine is negative (varying on which decryptor gives the best return, which is market dependant and mostly related to the cost of Nanotransistors, but I'm starting to go off-topic now). At 40% higher profit, he will make 80 million a day. That's half what I make.
So ye, sure that takes very little time, no invention, very little effort and only 1 factory slot. However, just selling the BPO for 150 billion or so would actually be a lot better. It would take 5 years for that print to have made 150b isk. I'd rather have 150b NOW than 150b in 5 years.
I dont agree with OP, but this final example is not good imo, because as owner I can have more than just one T2 BPO and run 10 slots of different things. Then I can do much more ISK than inventer. Another question, why is the price for veld mining crystal II so low? You do realise that there are like ... MAYBE 10 of any one T2 BPO in the game, right? If you have 1 trillion ISK to spend on said 10 BPOs (I know, good BPO are a lot more) then yeah ... you deserve a little bit of a break.
When I said it must be 10 exactly same BPOs? Im sure there are many profitable T2 BPOs :)
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Shayla Sh'inlux
Aliastra Gallente Federation
18
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Posted - 2011.11.08 17:12:00 -
[54] - Quote
Quote: I dont agree with OP, but this final example is not good imo, because as owner I can have more than just one T2 BPO and run 10 slots of different things. Then I can do much more ISK than inventer.
Yeh. You could theoretically have 10 tech II BPOs, You could also technically have 280 and have 28 characters. That's still besides the point. Yes, winning the lottery, what, FIVE, years ago is making you free isk with little effort. It's still not an awful lot of isk, as tech II BPOs have actually a really bad isk/hour conversion due the the insanely long build times. They might have been amazing when Jita sold, like, 200 Hammerheads II per day and 1 billion isk was A LOT of money, but in a world where thousands of said drones are sold in just one station and Casual-Joe the Mission Runner has 2bil in his wallet it's really not so good anymore.
Yes t2 BPOs obviously have better isk/hr than their invention counterparts, but if you take their auction value into account it-¦s actually really bad. Really, why do so few people actually understand how this works... |

Rhistel Alaice
Alaice Enterprises
0
|
Posted - 2011.11.08 17:12:00 -
[55] - Quote
Cyniac wrote:Too much negativity... how about if CCP Did issue a warning it would read something like this:  WARNING  You are about to enter the universe of EVE. As a capsuleer, you may grow to wield awesome power capable of unleashing cataclysmic events. However, you are not alone in the universe. There are others who have come before you, they have build up empires, plundered worlds, cut swathes of destruction in their way and build up huge industrial complexes in the heart of hostile territory, or learned to push the market forces of entire galaxies in their favour. In so doing they have amassed fortunes beyond reckoning and gathered rare and unique artefacts and knowledge which gives them the power which they now sit on. Are you strong enough to compete? Know that while you can achieve some measure of success on your own, sooner or later you will come into conflict with your fellows. The fastest path to power is the one in which you steal, buy or destroy the power base of your competitors, and only in this way will you gain some of the power that the ones which have come before you have amassed. And when you reach the pinnacle of your power, you can rest in the knowledge that right behind you, another generation of power hungry capsuleers is rising... and that they are coveting your wealth with a greed and cunning which may turn out to match your own. Welcome Capsuleer... and know that once you fly past this point, you will never turn back. You Have Been Warned. 
Phenomenal quote! Perfect description of what it's all about. |

Hoohnzy
Vintage heavy industries
0
|
Posted - 2011.11.08 17:31:00 -
[56] - Quote
Shayla Sh'inlux wrote:Quote: I dont agree with OP, but this final example is not good imo, because as owner I can have more than just one T2 BPO and run 10 slots of different things. Then I can do much more ISK than inventer.
Yeh. You could theoretically have 10 tech II BPOs, You could also technically have 280 and have 28 characters. That's still besides the point. Yes, winning the lottery, what, FIVE, years ago is making you free isk with little effort. It's still not an awful lot of isk, as tech II BPOs have actually a really bad isk/hour conversion due the the insanely long build times. They might have been amazing when Jita sold, like, 200 Hammerheads II per day and 1 billion isk was A LOT of money, but in a world where thousands of said drones are sold in just one station and Casual-Joe the Mission Runner has 2bil in his wallet it's really not so good anymore. Yes t2 BPOs obviously have better isk/hr than their invention counterparts, but if you take their auction value into account it-¦s actually really bad. Really, why do so few people actually understand how this works...
OMG I have no problem with T2 BPOs. I just said that your example is bad in my opinion, because it havent cleared anything. You just cant compare 1 slot manufactorer and 10 slots manufactorer together. Do compare owner with 1 account and 1 character and inventer with 1 account and 1 character both same skills, station,.... |

Hoohnzy
Vintage heavy industries
0
|
Posted - 2011.11.08 17:47:00 -
[57] - Quote
Scrapyard Bob wrote:Hoohnzy wrote: Another question, why is the price for veld mining crystal II so low?
Almost of the T2 mining crystals are that way. Mostly because the BPO owners can keep up with demand enough to drive the prices way below what it costs to invent them. Big loss item for an inventor, moderate profit for a BPO owner - and probably too easy to flood the market with over-supply.
My question should be: Why si the price for veld mining crystal II so low when T2 BPOs have no or very low impact on markets (like ppl mentioned here)? uff my english is bad sorry  |

Scrapyard Bob
EVE University Ivy League
315
|
Posted - 2011.11.08 17:55:00 -
[58] - Quote
Hoohnzy wrote:Scrapyard Bob wrote:Hoohnzy wrote: Another question, why is the price for veld mining crystal II so low?
Almost of the T2 mining crystals are that way. Mostly because the BPO owners can keep up with demand enough to drive the prices way below what it costs to invent them. Big loss item for an inventor, moderate profit for a BPO owner - and probably too easy to flood the market with over-supply. My question should be: Why si the price for veld mining crystal II so low when T2 BPOs have no or very low impact on markets (like ppl mentioned here)? uff my english is bad sorry 
Because that's one of the markets where demand is low enough that a T2 BPO owner can make enough per week to keep up with demand. (There's not many like that, but where they exist - inventors can't compete - not that there would be much profit anyway.) |

Velicitia
Open Designs
75
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Posted - 2011.11.08 17:57:00 -
[59] - Quote
Hoohnzy wrote:Scrapyard Bob wrote:Hoohnzy wrote: Another question, why is the price for veld mining crystal II so low?
Almost of the T2 mining crystals are that way. Mostly because the BPO owners can keep up with demand enough to drive the prices way below what it costs to invent them. Big loss item for an inventor, moderate profit for a BPO owner - and probably too easy to flood the market with over-supply. My question should be: Why si the price for veld mining crystal II so low when T2 BPOs have no or very low impact on markets (like ppl mentioned here)? uff my english is bad sorry 
there are a few items that are absolutely rubbish to invent (mostly because margins are slim). Veld mining crystals happen to be one of these items.
Same goes for Drakes or 'Phoons or anything, really -- you may simply find that the market is so cut throat that you can't really break in to it.
Neither of these instances is "unfair" ... |

Skippermonkey
Tactical Knightmare
164
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Posted - 2011.11.08 17:59:00 -
[60] - Quote
Hoohnzy wrote:Scrapyard Bob wrote:Hoohnzy wrote: Another question, why is the price for veld mining crystal II so low?
Almost of the T2 mining crystals are that way. Mostly because the BPO owners can keep up with demand enough to drive the prices way below what it costs to invent them. Big loss item for an inventor, moderate profit for a BPO owner - and probably too easy to flood the market with over-supply. My question should be: Why si the price for veld mining crystal II so low when T2 BPOs have no or very low impact on markets (like ppl mentioned here)? uff my english is bad sorry  because its an exception to the rule, and not a great example of how the t2 BPO/BPC relationship generally works.
look at any item that a manufacturer might be interested in building, if its even moderately used in quantities, odds are the BPOs will not be sufficient enough to keep up with demand, and so the invented BPCs fill the gap. The bigger this gap, the less effect on price a BPO can have. |

Shayla Sh'inlux
Aliastra Gallente Federation
18
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Posted - 2011.11.08 19:23:00 -
[61] - Quote
Quote: OMG I have no problem with T2 BPOs. I just said that your example is bad in my opinion, because it havent cleared anything. You just cant compare 1 slot manufactorer and 10 slots manufactorer together. Do compare owner with 1 account and 1 character and inventer with 1 account and 1 character both same skills, station,....
All it cleared was the fact that tech II BPOs for markets that need invention to get supplied have an awful isk/hour in comparison to their value. I guess I could have been more to the point, but no matter how many slots, characters and BPOs you have, their isk/hour relative to their worth are -in fact- pretty crappy. |

Tidurious
The Dirty Rejects Scelus Sceleris.
10
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Posted - 2011.11.08 19:39:00 -
[62] - Quote
The butthurt is strong in the OP.
Get over it dude. That's like saying that the state can't pay out lottery winnings unless EVERYONE gets some; it would make it worthless. Do you also complain that you didn't get to fly the pre-nerf versions of several ships that are no longer as good as they were? Think of it as a benefit of being an older player and move on. Life isn't fair, and this game isn't either. |

Emperor Salazar
Dreddit Test Alliance Please Ignore
149
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Posted - 2011.11.08 19:43:00 -
[63] - Quote
Tidurious wrote:The butthurt is strong in the OP.
Get over it dude. That's like saying that the state can't pay out lottery winnings unless EVERYONE gets some; it would make it worthless. Do you also complain that you didn't get to fly the pre-nerf versions of several ships that are no longer as good as they were? Think of it as a benefit of being an older player and move on. Life isn't fair, and this game isn't either.
GIVE ME BACK MY FALCON WITH EPIC RANGE
damn, I miss those days |
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