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Did you use a cargo scanner and distribution table?

Sounds like your faucet got clogged and is running a bit slow. How about finding some other income to supplement your current income?

This just in: wormhole space isn't the same as nullsec k-space and the sites are different with different rewards.

Data/relic sites in wormholes aren't worth the time it takes to hack them. Unlike k-space sites where you can expect 30mil on up to a couple hundred mil if you get lucky, in a wormhole site you're lucky if you get more than a few mil out of a site.

Then.... maybe you should be asking for a modest change to the Data sites in WHs?

Also... loved this little tidbit.... Carebearing it up in w-space while condemning others. Comedy gold.

So, the distribution table doesn't include wormhole loot. If it did, every type of minicontainer would be red, because they're all worthless.

I have a couple data/relic sites in my C1 wormhole that will be despawning tomorrow, so I decided to take care of some of the cans. I received:

- 3x Wrecked Electromechanical Component, total value 88100
- 2x Wrecked Power Cores, total value 83400
- 1x Wrecked Thruster Sections, total value 43200
- 1x Wrecked Weapon Subroutines, total value 558000
- 2x Metal Scraps, total value 5020
- 15x Hydrogen Batteries, total value 7710
- 1x Emergent Combat Intelligence, total value 3280
- 8x Electronic Parts, total value 6390
- 7x Data Sheets, total value 1170
- 20x Carbon, total value 7050.

That all adds up to 803000 (according to the in-game thing, I didn't add the individual ones myself) for about 20 minutes of work. Note that I also focused on the talocan frigate wrecks and didn't open the other cans in a couple of sites; these used to give wrecked hull sections of about 5mil each and should have been more valuable than the normal cans.

Total of 803k for about 20 minutes of work. Giant waste of time.

The hacking minigame I can deal with, although in a C1 it's laughably easy and just annoying. I guess if it finishes in the same amount of time as waiting for the module to cycle before, whatever, that's fine.

But the minicontainer explosion is just frustrating and insulting. I already won the minigame, just give me my damn loot. I shouldn't have to guess what containers will have the one good item from that can, and I shouldn't have to risk losing the loot I already won by not picking the right containers. Just let me open the can and get what I came for, without cluttering up my inventory with worthless junk that's not even worth hauling out of the wormhole. If I wanted to play some silly "click on things before they disappear" game, I'd grab an iPad and go lounge on the couch with some casual game.

I will never hack another can in a C1 wormhole. It's a giant waste of time and an insult to my intelligence. I'd rather log off and go watch paint dry.

I guess the major feedback about the hacking feature and container crapper mechanic is overwhelmingly negative, except for a few ******** trolls.

I hope CCP gets the message.

Did they finally manage to start to break the only play-style that, in their own terms, is entierly satisfying ?

Similar experience in low-sec. 5-10 millions per hour from data/relic sites. No way on Earth I'll go to low-sec on Tranquility for this kind of payment. Especially when results depend on loot bukkake.

Time = wasted.

P.S. To remove site relatively quickly you can blow up containers by cycling analyzers 2 times on each can.

I've had 300 mill from one site.

and an hour? Its not CCP's fault that you're bad at it. I think the minigame is nice, feels brutal when you fail to hack a really valuable can. I almost headbutted the screen when i exploded one with 10 intact armor plates.

Its a nice minigame, could use more depth and streamlining, but its nice.

Someone needs to make a meme (preferably animated gif):

Do not care about income.

Talks about income.