OmegaFenix
The Legendary Troll Hunter
I have no idea where that is i know im in mirmatar space, Ren i think is the system's name. Can't you sell them on the market OC?
I have no idea where that is i know im in mirmatar space, Ren i think is the system's name. Can't you sell them on the market OC?
I spent 9.7mil on them, and bought 9 instead of 5they sell for under 100k each /cries
What does the markets say? Is there now where it sells better? What did u buy them for, each. If u spent 9.7mil and there are 9. Must have been just over a mil each. And they sell for only 100k? Wow.
If i could sell them at at least 500k i'd be happy... I'm too lazy to travel 10systems for a couple mil profit though![]()
Tell you what, hang onto them for a little while. Let me get a bit more familiar with the game and ill do a cargo run for u. In exchange for say... 25% op the profit?
yeah, I'll watch market prices
Just post a link to the kind of tractors so i can check size and all that, to make sure i can haul them. For all we know their the size of my ship.![]()
So how do the mission levels work?
Agent level and quality level
Agents have 2 important attributes, called level and quality level. This leads to some confusion and this article attempts to clear up some of it.
Agent level
The level of an agent basically determines how hard the missions you get from it will be. Level 1 agents randomly select missions from a pool of missions that are a lot easier than level 2 missions.
You can complete level 1 missions in a well-fitted frigate. Most level 2 kill missions can be completed in a destroyer or a cruiser for the hard ones. You will need an Assault Frigate (AF) or a Battlecruiser (BC) for level 3 kill missions, possibly even a Battleship for the hard ones. And level 4 missions are hard to fly solo, even when piloting a Battleship (BS) or a Heavy Assault Cruiser (HAC).
Almost all level 2 missions will pay better than level 1 missions, but they're harder. Same from 2 to 3 and 3 to 4. Level 5 agents are not available.
Agent Quality Level
Every agent has a base quality, ranging from -20 to +20, which is listed in its info (base quality is also the quality listed in databases like EVE Explorerleaving this site). What's important however is the effective quality:
Effective Quality = Base Quality + (5 * Level of Negotiation) + Effective Standing
Effective quality (EQ) determines from what end of the mission pool the agent will select missions. The high the EQ, the shorter the trips will be for couriers and the closer the kill targets will be. Also, it seems to improve the chances of the agent offering the harder and more rewarding missions.
Note: this actually means that a higher quality agent may offer you harder, instead of easier, missions. The better rewarding missions are often the harder ones.
Effective quality also directly affects the reward and your standing gain with the agent and their corporation, for every mission.
Now it makes more sense.
Just hit the big "A" and go watch TV or something.![]()
Nah i sit and read the Evelopedia or do market research or something.
There's only so much research you can doEventually you end up doing other things
I know of people with PC's in their kitchens etc. so that they can cook and keep an eye on their ships xD