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Quick way to make 100M isk?

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Disastro
Wrecking Shots
#21 - 2012-09-29 05:53:51 UTC
Newt BlackCompany wrote:
Ok, I'm a newbie.

However, i like the Amarr battlecruiser, Harbinger, and I want one. I can't fly it yet, but I still want one.

Problem is, it costs 50M isk, and I have 10M. It'll probably cost another 50M to ideally outfit it.

So, how can I make the needed 100M isk quickly?



Have you considered going to Jita? Folks there offer to double your money about every 10 seconds. You could have your 100 mil in no time at all!
Nerath Naaris
Pink Winged Unicorns for Peace Love and Anarchy
#22 - 2012-09-29 06:20:07 UTC
You can try trading: Invest your 10 million in something that has a high turnover and a high profit when reselling it, then reinvest your profits for even moar profit. With the sums you are talking, your net profit should be pretty much exponential.

If you don´t mind babysitting your market orders, you can do that in a trade hub, perhaps even Jita....

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Maximillian Severasse
Doomheim
#23 - 2012-09-29 11:43:18 UTC
If you don't belong to a corp yet, consider joining one. The one I belong to has an industrialist player who makes our ships for half price. He made my Harb for 26 mil. A corp could also maybe supply you with some modules further reducing your costs.
Byron Squared
FCI Solvents
#24 - 2012-09-29 13:07:39 UTC
Maximillian Severasse wrote:
If you don't belong to a corp yet, consider joining one. The one I belong to has an industrialist player who makes our ships for half price. He made my Harb for 26 mil. A corp could also maybe supply you with some modules further reducing your costs.


+ high sec corp = someone running level IV missions. Whether through a corp or finding someone some other way, salvaging/looting other peoples level IV missions (with permission ideally :^) will make you oodles of money compared to what you are used to. A couple of blockades will pay for the harbi......Should also work to run around incursion space scanning down wrecks and salvaging - anyone tried that in the HQ/AS systems?
Kitty Bear
Deep Core Mining Inc.
Caldari State
#25 - 2012-09-29 17:46:02 UTC
Offer lapdancing services in the subway.
Surfin's PlunderBunny
Sebiestor Tribe
Minmatar Republic
#26 - 2012-09-30 01:34:30 UTC
Kitty Bear wrote:
Offer lapdancing services in the subway.


you can charge more for my way Blink

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Marc Callan
Center for Advanced Studies
Gallente Federation
#27 - 2012-09-30 10:15:01 UTC
A halfway-decent interim step might be the Arbitrator cruiser - it's along the skill path to the Harbi, and it should be good at Level 2 and some Level 3 missions, if you train up drone skills (which will serve you well in any case).

Also, you might train Salvaging and use one of the Arbitrator's high slots for a salvager - loot and salvage can easily earn you double the ISK you get from mission rewards alone.

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Newt BlackCompany
Ministry of War
Amarr Empire
#28 - 2012-10-01 08:55:53 UTC
Kitty Bear wrote:
Offer lapdancing services in the subway.


Oh, lots of responses over the weekend! This was my fav. :)
Too bad I don't have the bod for it.

Ok, I'm now getting moderately skilled with the maller, and realized that everything said above is absolutely true. I couldn't run it for crap my first couple missions. Got surrounded by drones too close to shoot, and almost lost my ship. Armor tanking and yelling for help in the rookie channel saved my butt.

So, the Harby is still my goal, but I'm going to take a few weeks skill training and working with my Maller while playing around with Harby fits and skills to see what I can do. I think I'll need the harby for Lv3 missions. I'm now doing ok with the Lv2 missions.

Thanks again everyone! Especially to the generous guy who donated 200M isk! :) That was too cool.
Schmata Bastanold
In Boobiez We Trust
#29 - 2012-10-01 09:26:16 UTC
I would still say that PLEX is the best way of fast wallet fix, 1 bil can buy you a lot of fun in newbie stage of your Eve adventure. Of course there is PVE way like missions/mining/exploration but they all require skills to really get max out of them and that means time to get skills to reasonable levels.

With that being said, you shouldn't rush into bigger ships if you have troubles with smaller ones. A lot of support skills are really the same regardless of ship size/class/type and you should get to level 4 all of them ASAP. It is good to have a goal in training like it is Harbinger in your case but it shouldn't mean you will skip skills that are not required for that ship. Having only required skills means you can basically just sit in a ship instead of using it up to its full potential.

One PVE activity that you can get into with relatively low level skills is salvage after other people doing L4 missions. A lot of missioners don't bother with cleaning up their mission sites because they make more money just running next missions. And quite a lot of them will let you join them to salvage, I think there is a chat dedicated for this purpose even. And it can really be a huge money for a newbie, it's not uncommon to bring 20 mil in salvage from a good L4 mission and all you really need for it is a destroyer with salvagers.

And last advice from me: don't get hang up too much on prices/money and financial side, at the end of a day what really matters is amount of fun you got from playing not your wallet numbers. Money should be just a means to the end not end itself.

Have fun and good luck :)

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Casirio
Aliastra
Gallente Federation
#30 - 2012-10-01 15:20:20 UTC
I would stay cruiser class because they are way cheaper and will get you the skills you need for a BC.
Adamai
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#31 - 2012-10-01 15:46:04 UTC
ok fit a cargo scanner to a cruiser. and some guns!!! go to jita!!! look for haulers, and other small ships.. scan c argo holds,


if they have blue print orrignals of cruisers and above blow them up !! doing this will get you blown up too. then simply dock get into your brand new starter ship undock warp to the wreck and loot everything!!!!

THIS IS FAR MORE EFFECTIVE WITH TWO ACCOUNTS!! as you dont run the risk of the target rushing back to reaquire his goods.

bpo's are worth a fortune. a basic cruiser bpo can fetch alot of isk arund the 20 mill isk mark. battle cruisers are around the 200-300 million isk and battle ships are about 1 billion isk


lol and no im not a pirate ive just been playing along time and ive seen it done many many times.

you should make alot of isk this way but you will get your self a very bad reputation which is bad bad at such an early stage of your eve game play.
Newt BlackCompany
Ministry of War
Amarr Empire
#32 - 2012-10-01 15:54:57 UTC
Lol, might be fun later on.

I used to play Ultima Online and was well known for killing people at the bank. I'd always die, but it was endlessly hilarious.

Probably need to build a few skills here first.
Tarn Kugisa
Kugisa Dynamics
#33 - 2012-10-01 16:04:37 UTC
Newt BlackCompany wrote:
Tao Dolcino wrote:
You will probably hate what i will tell you but this is a very very bad idea : never forget the one rule of EVE : don't fly what you can't afford to lose !
Don't think in terms of what you buy, just think in terms of what you lose.
At your level you can lose a cruiser, nothing more expensive.
Really


Good advice. But that just means I need 200M isk. :)

Right now, I'm doing level 1 rat missions and gathering maybe 2M an hour in rewards and loot (if I don't get bored and if I can sell the loot at a good price).

I'm planning to get a cruiser, probably the Maller, soon and use it for level 2 rat missions.

Any suggestions on faster methods?

Note, I tried mining, and after 3 hours of shooting rocks, had 750k isk-worth of ore. Bleh.


Missions will net you the most amount. Continue training your skills so you can fly a cruiser effectively. For L2's, the Maller is a good choice, but so is the arbitrator if you know how to use drones effectively (Requires drones 5 to work).

Always remember, make sure the corp you do missions for has L4 agents so you can work up to that level.
Also, the loot from L1 and L2's is pretty poor, so just try to get through as many as possible. Trust me, you will make more ISK that way.

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highonpop
KarmaFleet
Goonswarm Federation
#34 - 2012-10-01 16:30:53 UTC
There are no get-rich0quick schemes in EVE, and the ones that do exist are usually due to faulty mechanics.

Its not what EVE is about or supposed to be about.

FC, what do?

Casirio
Aliastra
Gallente Federation
#35 - 2012-10-01 17:21:40 UTC
sell your body in Jita local
Azazel Shardani
Viziam
Amarr Empire
#36 - 2012-10-01 20:00:55 UTC
Eve requires a lot of patience, as you have realized there is no point getting ships you can not fly effectively.
I went the other way, decided to sell some plex so that I can sponsor my ships. I did L1 in Punisher, L2 In Imperial navy slicer, which is a lot of fun. Started L3 in Mauler but soon switched to Harbinger. I thought I will have a better luck in BC but it was my skills that made it impossible to complete some of the missions. Today as my skills are catching up it is getting easier to complete L3 missions quickly.
The point of this is that you need to take the time to research the skills before you jump into a new ship. You can try exploration if you are bored with missions. Effects may not be great, but that is not the point, it will just keep you busy.

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