Thread Killer - Gaming Edition (PG13)

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Oculate said:
Yeah, my cruiser has a bigger cargo hold, and more space for more salvager beams... what most players tend to do is, clear out the deadspace complex with 1 ship, head back to the station, climb into their larger ship and salvage everything - a friend uses a battlecruiser for that... he can go through 60 wrecks in 5min, my current frigate goes through 3 wrecks in 5 min :o Most players don't use salvagers... so theres more wrecks for me :cool: I can spend 2-3 hours salvaging, and haul back 20mil worth of junk
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Im guessing a Battlecruiser is a whole 6months of training or something. But just imagine the firepower.

60mil sounds like a good haul. What do you mean most players dont use salvaging? They find it tedious like mining?
 
OmegaFenix22 said:
60mil sounds like a good haul. What do you mean most players dont use salvaging? They find it tedious like mining?
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Nothing is as tedious as mining :( Mining can make an exceptional amount of money if done right - and if your patience level can support it, an ex-corpmate was raking in over 100mil per haul, took him 20min to fill his cargo

Most players just don't tend to care about wrecks, they just wanna blow shit up

Bigger ships also pose a threat to the pirates... you're more liking to get attacked flying something huge than cheap frigate
 
Oculate said:
Nothing is as tedious as mining :( Mining can make an exceptional amount of money if done right - and if your patience level can support it, an ex-corpmate was raking in over 100mil per haul, took him 20min to fill his cargo

Most players just don't tend to care about wrecks, they just wanna blow shit up

Bigger ships also pose a threat to the pirates... you're more liking to get attacked flying something huge than cheap frigate
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Salvaging sounds like a good way to get mah feet wet. That and mission running i think.
 
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