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How begginers can easily make 100million+ in one day

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GATQS Prometheus
State War Academy
Caldari State
#1 - 2015-04-03 14:13:39 UTC
If you have the Victorieux Luxury Yacht blue print go produce the ship, the ship costed me around 8mill worth the ore in nullsec to produce. Once its complete go sell it and dont sell it for anything less than 100million. Also i know some vet players will be like "its so rare your stupid" but honestly starting newbies dont really have much of a use for it unless they transport blueprints all the time. I hope this helps because if it wasnt for this I would of bought a Plex. :)
Azda Ja
Native Freshfood
Minmatar Republic
#2 - 2015-04-03 14:18:23 UTC
As long as they understand that they are limited in number. They never be released again. Granted with around 500 000 of them released (approximate number of subs if I remember right), you can always buy one again later.

Grrr.

Syrilian
Doomheim
#3 - 2015-04-04 02:25:46 UTC
Personally, I am holding on to it. for a year. I think the price will be significantly higher then.
Klaus Tylar
Tylar United Freight
#4 - 2015-04-04 08:23:17 UTC
Yeah. Give it a year, maybe two, and these things might be worth a small fortune. Especially since they're actually pretty awesome little ships.

Like many things in EVE, patience is key. Telling new players to 'lol sell now' is bad mojo.
Ralph King-Griffin
New Eden Tech Support
#5 - 2015-04-04 08:29:39 UTC
Look at the price of geckos now, I don't know that these things will have the same desirability but ye certainly have the right idea,
Delt0r Garsk
Shits N Giggles
#6 - 2015-04-04 11:06:21 UTC
The price will dive for a while and may well not come up again for some time. For a new bro 100M is worth far more than a ship they don't need for over a year. That is a BC for levels 3s right there without isk grind. Just standings grind.

For a new bro, selling out is a good idea for most.

AKA the scientist.

Death and Glory!

Well fun is also good.

Johhny Iron
Doomheim
#7 - 2015-04-04 12:10:23 UTC
I've just sold mine today for 143m :D And minerals costed me around 15m, but still... worth Cool
Jack Hayson
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#8 - 2015-04-04 12:22:56 UTC  |  Edited by: Jack Hayson
It's going to take quite a while until the are "worth a fortune".
The thing with geckos is that they are essentially ammunition.
Those Yachts however don't die very often. (also they have to compete with travel ceptors and cloaky nullified T3s)
Dirk Magnum
Spearhead Endeavors
#9 - 2015-04-04 15:21:37 UTC  |  Edited by: Dirk Magnum
I'm buying one now and saving my blueprint for later. Sticking it alongside my Quafe ship skins and waiting.

More importantly, a new player doesn't have use for 100 million ISK. The only players who can put that to use have been able to earn it organically, and should have some idea how not to lose what they invested that ISK in (or, if PvP is involved, how not to lose it with an unintentional comedy fit.) This thread may be a backdoor attempt by OP to get the price of this ship dropping in the short term, but I don't want to get too conspiratorial this early in the day.

                      "LIVE FAST DIE." - traditional Minmatar ethos [citation needed]

Phig Neutron
Starbreaker and Sons
#10 - 2015-04-04 19:49:14 UTC
There's a saying: a fool and his money are soon parted.
The last thing you need is a hundred million ISK in your first day of playing the game. It'll be gone by the second day.
Lost Greybeard
Drunken Yordles
#11 - 2015-04-04 23:30:54 UTC
Phig Neutron wrote:
There's a saying: a fool and his money are soon parted.
The last thing you need is a hundred million ISK in your first day of playing the game. It'll be gone by the second day.


You have to have trained industry and played enough to know where to find a manufacturing station and such, so he's not talking about people quite THAT new.

Honestly, there are a lot of people for whom 100 to 200M isk is a month's operating budget that it's not surprising that most people are just selling them early. Nothing wrong with that, if most people didn't sell early they wouldn't become more valuable in the long run in the first place, and if you judge a sale to be worth what you're getting your judgement is as valid as anyone else's.
William Ruben
University of Caille
Gallente Federation
#12 - 2015-04-05 00:10:33 UTC

Quote:
How begginers [sic] can easily make 100million+ in one day


Even easier:

1) Buy Plex
2) Sell Plex
3) Donate 700 million to my capsuleers widows and orphans fund
4) 100 million made!
Ralph King-Griffin
New Eden Tech Support
#13 - 2015-04-05 00:36:23 UTC  |  Edited by: Ralph King-Griffin
Dirk Magnum wrote:


More importantly, a new player doesn't have use for 100 million ISK.

*cough* skillbooks *cough*


i challenge you too find me a better investment for a newbie

case and point, im still getting the benefit from my first plex which i blew on , well have a guessBlink
Delt0r Garsk
Shits N Giggles
#14 - 2015-04-05 02:03:44 UTC
Spot the person who never started from scratch without a sugar daddy... You start with 5000 isk. after the tuts and stuff you lucky to have 10-15M and will need at least 2x that just for basic skill books out of the tuts.

I am doing it completely from scratch right now. And trust me, a 100M makes a *massive* difference. Now i can do lvl 3s with that toon with a poorly skilled BC fairly easily (skip the really hard one ;) ), but that works, while a poorly skilled dessy or even cruiser just doesn't cut it. And lvl 2s just for 50M? yea right. Or gas mining skill book for some nija gas mining? its 20M. Lvl 1 and 2 missions are good for one thing only. To get standings for lvl 3 and then 4 missions. You don't make any real isk on them.

This item has meant i didn't give up and just unsub it. Or sugar daddy the account.

AKA the scientist.

Death and Glory!

Well fun is also good.

Phig Neutron
Starbreaker and Sons
#15 - 2015-04-05 05:30:15 UTC  |  Edited by: Phig Neutron
Delt0r Garsk wrote:
Spot the person who never started from scratch without a sugar daddy... You start with 5000 isk. after the tuts and stuff you lucky to have 10-15M and will need at least 2x that just for basic skill books out of the tuts.

I am doing it completely from scratch right now.

You have no idea what you're talking about. All of us started with 5,000 isk. In 2007 you'd finish the tutorials with, I don't know, maybe 100,000 ISK. I remember buying a Burst and thinking what an amazing increase in power it gave me (over the rookie ship). Now newbies are literally showered with ISK and free ships and skillbooks on the first day. Level 1 missions pay you a couple million per hour. Who says you don't have a sugar daddy?

There is no reason you need to buy MInmatar Battleship and Gas Harvesting and Neurotoxin Recovery on the very first day, month, or even year in the game. 10-15M will pay for all the skillbooks you can reasonably use in your first few weeks at least.
Delt0r Garsk
Shits N Giggles
#16 - 2015-04-05 09:25:32 UTC  |  Edited by: Delt0r Garsk
level 1 mission do not pay that much, not even close. Then you claim 10-15M of skill books just for the first few weeks?

Selling something like this when your new and scraping by just to get the skill book just so you can fit that module is a bloody good idea. The idea that you should keep it for X years cus it will be rare is plain stupid.

AKA the scientist.

Death and Glory!

Well fun is also good.

Klaus Tylar
Tylar United Freight
#17 - 2015-04-05 14:52:19 UTC  |  Edited by: Klaus Tylar
Delt0r Garsk wrote:
to get the skill book just so you can fit that module is a bloody good idea. The idea that you should keep it for X years cus it will be rare is plain stupid.


You know what's stupid? Considering fitting a module when you can't even afford the skillbook to fit it yet... without wasting a chance at long-term profits. Shows that you probably can't afford what will happen when you /lose/ that module, as all things in EVE are eventually lost. EVE is a game that is all about the long term; Balancing instant gratification against future need is a skill just as real as any other that players must develop.
Chainsaw Plankton
FaDoyToy
#18 - 2015-04-05 18:56:13 UTC
Ralph King-Griffin wrote:
Dirk Magnum wrote:


More importantly, a new player doesn't have use for 100 million ISK.

*cough* skillbooks *cough*


i challenge you too find me a better investment for a newbie

case and point, im still getting the benefit from my first plex which i blew on , well have a guessBlink


newbie skillbooks are cheap, plus the career agents give you a bunch of them. Plus with how long it takes to learn skills I think there is plenty of time to earn any isk needed for other skill books. Last time I started a character I did the tutorials, career agents, and then the SoE epic arc, came out of that with ~20mil isk plus ships and loot, which is a lot more than I had back when I started plankton, even though I rolled over all the stuff I had gotten from another trial account. that said it is a nice cash injection, but as I remember starting the game I remember my income matched my wants pretty well.

so I guess no one needs to do it, but if they find an opportunity that requires just a bit more isk then maybe it is a good idea.

@ChainsawPlankto on twitter

GankYou
9B30FF Labs
#19 - 2015-04-05 20:32:34 UTC
You may contract any surplus Victorieux Yacht BPCs to me at 95 mil ISK. Cool
Lost Greybeard
Drunken Yordles
#20 - 2015-04-06 06:45:41 UTC
Delt0r Garsk wrote:
You start with 5000 isk.


No, you don't.

After the SoE epic arc, which is basically the end of the "introduction" section of Eve, you are sitting on a few ships in the frig/destroyer category plus some miscellaneous mining frigs and about 30M isk in mission rewards and sold loot, which is likely partly invested in modules and skillbooks, or potentially a cruiser.

Been that way since the SoE arc became a thing, the trainers even point you to Arnon explicitly at the end of the training missions.

You can intentionally not finish the intro section, sure, but that's not the game shorting you, that's you intentionally deciding not to take the game up on the initial offer of free resources.
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