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How long for the new t2 modules
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Derkata
#1 - 2011-11-30 05:29:01 UTC
I was just wondering how long it will take to start seeing some t2 mods like the omni directionals. I'm very excited about this but haven't done any invention so I have no idea how long it takes to get this rolling.

Thank you.
Akita T
Caldari Navy Volunteer Task Force
#2 - 2011-11-30 05:56:12 UTC
It's all about how long to make a copy, then how long to invent, then how long to manufacture... a few people certainly go with just one run everything to catch the big initial prices.

Most should have had already hit the market in limited numbers - the more useful ones sooner and in larger quantities.
Jita's full of T2 small tractor beams already, for instance, priced mostly under 7 mil. They even have a couple of T2 omnis, but at 30 mil a piece. Heck, there's even a couple of T2 siege modules, at 580 and 600 mil.

Fully expect to see all of the above drop well under current prices within a couple of weeks and be available in sufficient quantities.

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Scrapyard Bob
EVE University
Ivy League
#3 - 2011-11-30 06:08:17 UTC
The stuff with reasonable copy/manuf times (such as small tractors, etc) have probably already started hitting the market. Most producers probably started making T1 BPCs weeks ago (I know I did), so all we had to do today was invent and then stuff the T2 BPCs into the manufacturing slots.

The T2 gang modules, you probably won't see them in volume much before Saturday/Sunday. Prior to the patch, the copy time for a 300-run BPC was overly excessive for the gang links (copy times measured in weeks/months), so very few people bothered to run off copies pre-patch. Now they are much faster to copy, so people can start churning those out and then putting them through the invention step.
Brock Nelson
#4 - 2011-11-30 06:09:55 UTC
Akita T wrote:
It's all about how long to make a copy, then how long to invent, then how long to manufacture... a few people certainly go with just one run everything to catch the big initial prices.


I actually had everything ready including the BPCs and the material required to build them. Now it's just a matter of inventing it and throwing it into the oven as soon as its invented. Lol

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