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Gallente FW and Jita?

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Vega Umbranox
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#1 - 2013-09-01 02:21:15 UTC
just curious i am interested in joining gallente fw bu am woried the losses in standings to caldari will lock me out of there system (already in the early negatives with cladari) so a few things i was wondering, how much does fw pvp and plexing hurt your standings, and can as a gallente fw, do amarr plexes and still get lp? or must it be caldari?
aetherguy881
Grouchy Rediculous Ugly Man Pigs
#2 - 2013-09-01 03:59:47 UTC
FW will not lock you out of Jita.
ShahFluffers
Ice Fire Warriors
#3 - 2013-09-01 04:52:44 UTC
aetherguy881 wrote:
FW will not lock you out of Jita.

However you won't be able to really shop at Jita either (or get the stuff out at least) because of the Faction Navy.

You don't NEED to shop at Jita anyways. Plenty of other trade hubs to choose from (ex. Dodixie and Rens in Gallente and Minmatar space respectively).

If you MUST shop at Jita then you can always roll a hauler alt in the second character slot. Yes, you have to pause the training of your main for a small bit... but once you have your alt trained to haul you don't need to train it further.
A lot of people in Faction Warfare do this (especially since many of us go "outlaw" and can't enter high-sec anymore).
Vega Umbranox
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#4 - 2013-09-01 07:30:38 UTC
holy **** my english and grammar is terrible, dont write posts early morning without coffee folks! haha. ok awesome how long would a hauler alt take to train u think? to say freighter level?

and any info on if u can plex against both "bad" sides or does it have to be gallentes direct rival in the fw?
Seraph Castillon
In Control
Neon Nightmares
#5 - 2013-09-01 07:38:55 UTC
You can cross-plex and you will still get LP. However you will not gain standings.
Vega Umbranox
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#6 - 2013-09-01 07:41:34 UTC
right, thanks for clearing that up. last of all, i hear people can make a hell of a lot of isk form lp, is there some secret to this or is it something i should just figure out/play around with myself?
Deacon Abox
Black Eagle5
#7 - 2013-09-01 11:41:57 UTC
It's really somewhat simple. Make a neutral alt with a hauler. Transport stuff to a system your gal fw main can dock and fly in. Use alt to scout main's hauler into lowsec. Because you are living in lowsec right?Evil

Of course it's best to train the alt into BR.

There are options to having one character locked out of Jita. Get creative . . Smile

CCP, there are off buttons for ship explosions, missile effects, turret effects, etc. "Immersion" does not seem to be harmed by those. So, [u]please[/u] give us a persisting off button for the jump gate and autoscan visuals.

Andreus Ixiris
Center for Advanced Studies
Gallente Federation
#8 - 2013-09-01 14:18:01 UTC  |  Edited by: Andreus Ixiris
Vega Umbranox wrote:
right, thanks for clearing that up. last of all, i hear people can make a hell of a lot of isk form lp, is there some secret to this or is it something i should just figure out/play around with myself?

This requires a basic understanding of maths, and it helps massively if you have a spreadsheet (yep, there it is. EVE, the Game of Spreadsheets) to help you keep track of it.

You will need to know the following things:
- The commodity you wish to sell (self explanatory)
- Your current LP (self explanatory)
- Batch size (the number of units of the commodity delivered per LP purchase)
- LP ber batch (the number of LP you need to pay per batch)
- Investment per batch (the amount of ISK you need to pay per batch)
- Item PPU in market hub (the rough amount of ISK per unit the commodity sells for in the market hub you wish to sell it in)

The equation in its raw form, then, is:

((item PPU * (units per batch * (current LP / LP ber batch))) - (investment per batch * (current LP / LP per batch))) / ((units per batch * (current LP / LP per batch)) * LP per batch) = ISK profit per LP spent

But of course this equation is a hideous monstrosity and way too awkward to block out all at once. It's much easier to split it into stages.

(your current LP / LP per batch) = number of batches
(number of batches * batch size) = number of units
(number of batches * investment per batch) = total ISK investment
(number of batches * LP ber patch) = total LP investment
(item PPU * number of units) = total return
(total return - total isk investment) = total profit
(total profit / total LP investment) = ISK profit per LP spent

"ISK profit per LP spent" is the number you want to maximize. If you want me to, I can send you a spreadsheet I built myself to do all the mathematical heavy lifting for me. Ideally, the way you maximize your ISK profit per LP spent is to find something that has a relatively low up-front ISK and LP investment, a high batch size and, optionally, something that's easy to transport. The ideal item for this is datacores, as they are small, cheap and sell well over their investment cost. However, the issue is that since LP stores provide a hell of a lot of datacores, it's very easy to exceed demand and saturate the market, crashing the price - as I discovered recently when I cashed in all my FDU LP for Electronic Engineering Datacores, sold 9,000 at 190,000 ISK a unit in Dodixie and dropped the price into the low 130,000s.

As with all other economical ventures, consider your investments very carefully! Work out if you're really getting the most bang for your buck (or in this case, LP), and remember that economics logic does not strictly follow real world logic - you can, for example, be said to have lost money that you never earned; if you use your LP to buy a commodity that has an inferior profit per LP to another commodity available on the LP store, you can be said to have lost that extra profit, even though it was never yours to begin with (this is known as an "opportunity cost")

I could write pages and pages about this stuff, but I think it's better if I leave it at this short primer, unless you have any further questions.

Andreus Ixiris > A Civire without a chin is barely a Civire at all.

Pieter Tuulinen > He'd be Civirely disadvantaged, Andreus.

Andreus Ixiris > ...

Andreus Ixiris > This is why we're at war.

Vega Umbranox
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#9 - 2013-09-01 14:49:46 UTC
Andreus Ixiris wrote:
Vega Umbranox wrote:
right, thanks for clearing that up. last of all, i hear people can make a hell of a lot of isk form lp, is there some secret to this or is it something i should just figure out/play around with myself?

This requires a basic understanding of maths, and it helps massively if you have a spreadsheet (yep, there it is. EVE, the Game of Spreadsheets) to help you keep track of it.

You will need to know the following things:
- The commodity you wish to sell (self explanatory)
- Your current LP (self explanatory)
- Batch size (the number of units of the commodity delivered per LP purchase)
- LP ber batch (the number of LP you need to pay per batch)
- Investment per batch (the amount of ISK you need to pay per batch)
- Item PPU in market hub (the rough amount of ISK per unit the commodity sells for in the market hub you wish to sell it in)

The equation in its raw form, then, is:

((item PPU * (units per batch * (current LP / LP ber batch))) - (investment per batch * (current LP / LP per batch))) / ((units per batch * (current LP / LP per batch)) * LP per batch) = ISK profit per LP spent

But of course this equation is a hideous monstrosity and way too awkward to block out all at once. It's much easier to split it into stages.

(your current LP / LP per batch) = number of batches
(number of batches * batch size) = number of units
(number of batches * investment per batch) = total ISK investment
(number of batches * LP ber patch) = total LP investment
(item PPU * number of units) = total return
(total return - total isk investment) = total profit
(total profit / total LP investment) = ISK profit per LP spent

"ISK profit per LP spent" is the number you want to maximize. If you want me to, I can send you a spreadsheet I built myself to do all the mathematical heavy lifting for me. Ideally, the way you maximize your ISK profit per LP spent is to find something that has a relatively low up-front ISK and LP investment, a high batch size and, optionally, something that's easy to transport. The ideal item for this is datacores, as they are small, cheap and sell well over their investment cost. However, the issue is that since LP stores provide a hell of a lot of datacores, it's very easy to exceed demand and saturate the market, crashing the price - as I discovered recently when I cashed in all my FDU LP for Electronic Engineering Datacores, sold 9,000 at 190,000 ISK a unit in Dodixie and dropped the price into the low 130,000s.

As with all other economical ventures, consider your investments very carefully! Work out if you're really getting the most bang for your buck (or in this case, LP), and remember that economics logic does not strictly follow real world logic - you can, for example, be said to have lost money that you never earned; if you use your LP to buy a commodity that has an inferior profit per LP to another commodity available on the LP store, you can be said to have lost that extra profit, even though it was never yours to begin with (this is known as an "opportunity cost")

I could write pages and pages about this stuff, but I think it's better if I leave it at this short primer, unless you have any further questions.



wow that was very extensive i appreciate the effort you took to write that man! sure ill add u ingame and maybe grab that excel sheet off ya thanks!
Andreus Ixiris
Center for Advanced Studies
Gallente Federation
#10 - 2013-09-01 14:58:20 UTC
Vega Umbranox wrote:
wow that was very extensive i appreciate the effort you took to write that man! sure ill add u ingame and maybe grab that excel sheet off ya thanks!

Always happy to help a member of the Gallente militia. I got sick of participating in FW myself a while ago, but I still want to see the FDU winning, and the easier and more efficient it is for FDU members to make money, the better equipped they'll be to fight STPRO.

Andreus Ixiris > A Civire without a chin is barely a Civire at all.

Pieter Tuulinen > He'd be Civirely disadvantaged, Andreus.

Andreus Ixiris > ...

Andreus Ixiris > This is why we're at war.

Vega Umbranox
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#11 - 2013-09-02 05:15:22 UTC
1 more thing. say im in gal fw, will it let me dock in amarr fw zone stations? am i only locked out of caldari fw stations? or both amar and caldari?
Ruby Pyrenne
Doomheim
#12 - 2013-09-02 07:05:11 UTC
Hello,

I enlisted yesterday after having a chat with the people I've befriended ingame so far.

They told me about the standing hits and the like and how shopping in Jita would be rough.

But as mentioned, Gallente space has plenty of tradehubs and if you really want to shop in Jita, why not use a free character slot on your account (assuming you have one account only, based on the question asked), create a character that will train for an industrial ship only and park it in Jita?

You can have him/her move things for you and then contract it to your main character.

Or is such a thing not possible?

  http://rubypyrenne.wordpress.com/ part III posted @ 12 sept 2013

Vega Umbranox
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#13 - 2013-09-02 11:12:30 UTC
Ruby Pyrenne wrote:
Hello,

I enlisted yesterday after having a chat with the people I've befriended ingame so far.

They told me about the standing hits and the like and how shopping in Jita would be rough.

But as mentioned, Gallente space has plenty of tradehubs and if you really want to shop in Jita, why not use a free character slot on your account (assuming you have one account only, based on the question asked), create a character that will train for an industrial ship only and park it in Jita?

You can have him/her move things for you and then contract it to your main character.

Or is such a thing not possible?



yes definantly possible was just seeing if there was a way to not make an alt. cool character pic btw
Machiavelli's Nemesis
Angry Mustellid
#14 - 2013-09-02 11:42:37 UTC
Vega Umbranox wrote:
1 more thing. say im in gal fw, will it let me dock in amarr fw zone stations? am i only locked out of caldari fw stations? or both amar and caldari?


You are locked out of both, since you're at war with both
Ruby Pyrenne
Doomheim
#15 - 2013-09-02 19:10:39 UTC  |  Edited by: Ruby Pyrenne
Vega Umbranox wrote:
cool character pic btw

Thank you very much.

I spent 3 hours on her.

  http://rubypyrenne.wordpress.com/ part III posted @ 12 sept 2013

Tho'mas
Nerds United
#16 - 2013-09-03 13:42:20 UTC
Ruby Pyrenne wrote:
Vega Umbranox wrote:
cool character pic btw

Thank you very much.

I spent 3 hours on her.



This is the 3rd profile picture I've seen of Ruby. Clearly she likes dressing her character differently on a daily basis.
X Gallentius
Black Eagle1
#17 - 2013-09-03 13:57:41 UTC
Deacon Abox wrote:
It's really somewhat simple. Make a neutral alt with a hauler. Transport stuff to a system your gal fw main can dock and fly in. Use alt to scout main's hauler into lowsec. Because you are living in lowsec right?Evil

Of course it's best to train the alt into BR.

There are options to having one character locked out of Jita. Get creative . . Smile

Alternatively, use a courier service like Red Frog/Black Frog to move your stuff for you.
1. Stick market alt in Jita. (with one of your two extra players on your account)
2. Buy/Sell Stuff in Jita.
3. Transport stuff to and from your high sec base with Red Frog, or use in-game Haulers Channel.
4. Use Black Frog or Militia JF service to move stuff to/from your low sec base.

Run a couple plexes while you are waiting for the courier services to do their thing. You'll make the isk to pay them to do the boring stuff, and you may get a kill or two as well.
Bad Messenger
Rehabilitation Clinic
#18 - 2013-09-03 15:03:39 UTC
just join some good corp that provides all buying from jita and shipping services.
Courath Al'viendi
Imperial Shipment
Amarr Empire
#19 - 2013-09-03 15:33:44 UTC
Andreus Ixiris wrote:
Vega Umbranox wrote:
right, thanks for clearing that up. last of all, i hear people can make a hell of a lot of isk form lp, is there some secret to this or is it something i should just figure out/play around with myself?

This requires a basic understanding of maths, and it helps massively if you have a spreadsheet (yep, there it is. EVE, the Game of Spreadsheets) to help you keep track of it.

You will need to know the following things:
- The commodity you wish to sell (self explanatory)
- Your current LP (self explanatory)
- Batch size (the number of units of the commodity delivered per LP purchase)
- LP ber batch (the number of LP you need to pay per batch)
- Investment per batch (the amount of ISK you need to pay per batch)
- Item PPU in market hub (the rough amount of ISK per unit the commodity sells for in the market hub you wish to sell it in)

The equation in its raw form, then, is:

((item PPU * (units per batch * (current LP / LP ber batch))) - (investment per batch * (current LP / LP per batch))) / ((units per batch * (current LP / LP per batch)) * LP per batch) = ISK profit per LP spent

But of course this equation is a hideous monstrosity and way too awkward to block out all at once. It's much easier to split it into stages.

(your current LP / LP per batch) = number of batches
(number of batches * batch size) = number of units
(number of batches * investment per batch) = total ISK investment
(number of batches * LP ber patch) = total LP investment
(item PPU * number of units) = total return
(total return - total isk investment) = total profit
(total profit / total LP investment) = ISK profit per LP spent

"ISK profit per LP spent" is the number you want to maximize. If you want me to, I can send you a spreadsheet I built myself to do all the mathematical heavy lifting for me. Ideally, the way you maximize your ISK profit per LP spent is to find something that has a relatively low up-front ISK and LP investment, a high batch size and, optionally, something that's easy to transport. The ideal item for this is datacores, as they are small, cheap and sell well over their investment cost. However, the issue is that since LP stores provide a hell of a lot of datacores, it's very easy to exceed demand and saturate the market, crashing the price - as I discovered recently when I cashed in all my FDU LP for Electronic Engineering Datacores, sold 9,000 at 190,000 ISK a unit in Dodixie and dropped the price into the low 130,000s.

As with all other economical ventures, consider your investments very carefully! Work out if you're really getting the most bang for your buck (or in this case, LP), and remember that economics logic does not strictly follow real world logic - you can, for example, be said to have lost money that you never earned; if you use your LP to buy a commodity that has an inferior profit per LP to another commodity available on the LP store, you can be said to have lost that extra profit, even though it was never yours to begin with (this is known as an "opportunity cost")

I could write pages and pages about this stuff, but I think it's better if I leave it at this short primer, unless you have any further questions.


By far the sexiest post I will read today.
Andreus Ixiris
Center for Advanced Studies
Gallente Federation
#20 - 2013-09-03 15:41:41 UTC
Vega Umbranox wrote:
1 more thing. say im in gal fw, will it let me dock in amarr fw zone stations? am i only locked out of caldari fw stations? or both amar and caldari?

You are locked out of all stations in systems occupied by an enemy militia, be it Amarr or Caldari. You are not locked out of any stations in systems occupied by a friendly militia, be it Gallente or Minmatar, even if the station is, for example, a State Protectorate station. This only applies, incidentally, to systems that are part of the FW mechanic - all other low-sec and hi-sec systems belonging to enemies are still dockable, which is completely stupid (as it allows people to do illogical things like camp enemy market hubs and home systems, which you'd think the faction would care about more than its border systems), but if you desperately need to hide from enemy militia pilots somewhere, this is a useful thing to know.

Remember that in any enemy hi-sec, navy NPCs will show up to shoot at you.

Courath Al'viendi wrote:
By far the sexiest post I will read today.

You are welcome. <3

Andreus Ixiris > A Civire without a chin is barely a Civire at all.

Pieter Tuulinen > He'd be Civirely disadvantaged, Andreus.

Andreus Ixiris > ...

Andreus Ixiris > This is why we're at war.

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