Originally by: Zannon Zanderzone

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i think you should take a look at the market as the bp's there now have a prodution limit.
take the abaddon has a prodtion limt of 10 but still cost 1.6 bil

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Originally by: Tamia Clant

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The "Production Limit" value is only to inform the user of how many licensed runs can he cram into a single copy, if he decides to make a copy. That value is not to be confused with "Licensed production runs remaining".

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Originally by: Zannon Zanderzone

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i think you should take a look at the market as the bp's there now have a prodution limit.
take the abaddon has a prodtion limt of 10 but still cost 1.6 bil

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Originally by: CCP Wrangler

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Second, a gentile is a non jewish person

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Originally by: An Anarchyyt

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"Production Limit" has always been there. A production limit of 10 means you can only manufacture 10 in one go. LIke, you can only queue up 10 at once. Then you can do 10 more, etc etc.

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Originally by: Gruxella

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Originally by: An Anarchyyt

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"Production Limit" has always been there. A production limit of 10 means you can only manufacture 10 in one go. LIke, you can only queue up 10 at once. Then you can do 10 more, etc etc.

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The only limit to how many you can build is a maximum time frame of 30 days. There is no actual quantity limit. That production limit (as stated previously) only shows the maximum amount of runs a copy of this blueprint could have.

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Originally by: cuteboylookingatyou

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Originally by: Gruxella

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Originally by: An Anarchyyt

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"Production Limit" has always been there. A production limit of 10 means you can only manufacture 10 in one go. LIke, you can only queue up 10 at once. Then you can do 10 more, etc etc.

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The only limit to how many you can build is a maximum time frame of 30 days. There is no actual quantity limit. That production limit (as stated previously) only shows the maximum amount of runs a copy of this blueprint could have.

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You are wrong and you quoted a post 100% correct.

There are two separate valuers.
One is production limit and this literally prevents you from setting too many runs into manufacturing at once, it is a recent change to prevent griefing.

The other is Licensed production runs remaining and it is set to unlimited for blueprint originals because you can run it as many times as you want.

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Originally by: Jeximo

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I also like how your cat only managed to hit the enter button when he/she jumped on your keyboard.

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Originally by: Le Skunk

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Originally by: cuteboylookingatyou

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Originally by: Gruxella

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Originally by: An Anarchyyt

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"Production Limit" has always been there. A production limit of 10 means you can only manufacture 10 in one go. LIke, you can only queue up 10 at once. Then you can do 10 more, etc etc.

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The only limit to how many you can build is a maximum time frame of 30 days. There is no actual quantity limit. That production limit (as stated previously) only shows the maximum amount of runs a copy of this blueprint could have.

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You are wrong and you quoted a post 100% correct.

There are two separate valuers.
One is production limit and this literally prevents you from setting too many runs into manufacturing at once, it is a recent change to prevent griefing.

The other is Licensed production runs remaining and it is set to unlimited for blueprint originals because you can run it as many times as you want.

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Interesting - As it always used to prevent you from hoggin a produdction slot by lettign you only use it for 30 days or below - not an artificial porduction limit variable. This has changed?

SKUNK

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