EVE General Discussion

Theres literally hundreds of empty c5s. Its not hard to find one that has a good amount of anoms

I normally just do this in my static c5 with a dead chain. I can do that because I have 3 years of wh experience and know when a chain is actually dead. Wouldn't recommend anyone do that unless they know exactly what they are doing.

A little late as I took time to read the whole thread, so forgive me if I missed the answer to the following question

How consistent is that 600 mil/hr? A few hours a day or a few hours a week? Not that I can even try to do it due to RL constraints, but I am interested in how consistent that income is.

At the risk of fanning the flames, I should point out that even this 600mil/hr is not longer enough to plex your account in just an hour.

When I was doing it consistently I was making about 500-600mil an hour. Thats including scanning, rolling holes, and setup in new holes to run sites.

If everything set up and your not interrupted you can make upto 800mil/hr solo doing it efficiently.
If your doin a 2 escalations you can make 1b/hr per person.
If your doin all the escalations you can make upwards to 1.5b an hour. (I haven't done this myself but a corp mate runs the extra escalations with a buddy and makes bank!)

Someone say necro?! Muhahahaha

Anyway had some recent questions from people about this.

1. Why did you choose a Nag in the vid?
To show it was possible with a Nag. More dps is always better!
Moros>>Nag>Rev

2. How to fit the dread?
As long as you can tank the wave of sleepers you can fit whatever you want. You don't need tracking mods and there's no amount of tracking mods that would make it possible to hit the Guardians if they get out to orbit range. Fit max deeps and max tank. The less cap you spend tanking the less time you'll need to cap up at the end of sites.

That is very true! 600m/hr is very conservative as you can make upwards of 800m/hr if you're efficient.

I did time it a couple times I did this from the time I started rolling for holes till the time I had the blue loot safely back in my hanger. I made close to 500m/hr accounting for scanning, rolling, bm'ing, and shooting. During these times I think I was rolling for close to an hour before I found a suitable hole (I wasn't particularly lucky with my roles). Sometimes you find a good hole your first try sometimes it takes many roles. The fastest you can roll holes is about 4mins warp-to-warp(in my home system which is upto 30au across) so you can roll through quite a few holes in one hour.

From the time of undocking to having the ISK in your wallet, I find it hard to believe that is an accurate estimate of income.

1 hour of play per day for a month would then net you 24 billion ISK.

Sorry, but I just don't believe you are including the associated time to move and sell loot, or reprocess it, or any of the other logistics tasks associated with converting loot to ISK. It's never a case of just taking it back to your hanger and it's magically ISK at that point. Unless your hanger is a major trade hub, you just won't move that sort of volume to make that much ISK and that also doesn't account for associated costs like broker's fees and sales tax, nor the time to play the 0.01 ISK game if you are going to move large volumes of material quickly in a major trading station.

I'm not sceptical about the process, only the ISK/hr.

That rate of income generation is only accounting for a small part of the process you outlined. Not the full amount of time invested.