Science & Industry

Ah, that would have been the first thought (or perhaps the fourth of fifth) but I also had a pile of blueprints purchased which I hadn't used.

I am still favouring the account being interfered with as the most likely.

Thanks ever so much, I'll take this opportunity to leave the area around Dodixie and move on elsewhere.

you checking the right account/character?

the basic robotics is from a lvl 1 3 part mission if memory serves.

edit: yes just checked basic robotics is from a mission where you have to build a bunch http://eve-survival.org/wikka.php?wakka=TheyRobots1

Did you have a Corp Hanger that was repossessed for not paying rent? Everything in the Corp hanger gets packed away and can be difficult to spot and find.

Happened to me once when I had a break. I also found that I had lost a manufacturing slot for a year by leaving a job in it in another region lol.

A bit of poking around in menu's and a fine or fee later I got the corps assets released. Think I had to pay a month's rent on the office where my goods were impounded.

Thanks again. I have never had a Corp hanger at all.

Yes, I am in a one-person Corp. Why that, you ask? Because I can't stand the chatter in the NPC Corp window and I prefer the silence of my own company. In this Corp no-one can hear you scream.

I've ran jEveAssets, bought new blueprints. Searched on the new one. Found it and only it. There are no jobs anywhere, so be it. They've gone in smoke and I can always sell the Mexallon to get new ones.

Again, thanks for the contributions and suggestions.

I doubt your account was hacked. They would have taken everything. If you really wanted to explore that scenario, login to Account Management. Under Account, open View Account Activity. You can see every IP that has accessed your account.

Nothing disappears. It's just a matter of figuring out what you did with it. I once managed to hide a freighter from myself for a whole week. It turned out to be in an item exchange contract that I had made to an alt and forgotten to accept or cancel. I've also been absolutely certain that I'd looked everywhere for a BPO that turned up in the hold of a covops I'd been sharing between characters. The various interfaces in EVE also have lots of filters and such; it can be easy to lose track of things.

Best of luck!

As long as you are in this corp, you have a corp hangar. You will have at least one office ... the one where you registered your corp. Registering your corp comes with an office and thus comes with a corp hangar. Search for the button called "corporation window" and/or the one called "science & industry" and follow my instruction from my previous post. Study those windows thoroughly ... the answer to your question might be there.
In case you found your assets in the corp hangar ... travel to that station, dock and open the assets window, then select the corporation subsection. You won't see the corporation hangar, if you merged your personal hangar to the station sidebar and just have a look there. As I said, you will have to open the separate assets window.

Thank you for saying this. This thread has smacked of so much leg-pulling.......anyone who has actually run a Corp knows this type of stuff about HQ and offices.

Really wish overtly lying about game mechanics was ban-able.

I don't think he was referring to you.

But you did and like wildfire it shall grow!

You did check your other character's assets/jobs/cargoholds right? And also, did you have a previous account you could have traded it too?

If you still think that it is hacking, you can check your wallet for player transaction between the time you were gone, and also you can check contract history. Best not let an account hacker live on eh?

We're doing our best to help! It's not criticism; it's just that some of us have been through this before. Many times. At one point I had around 12 accounts with a full T2 production team, a full Red Frog freighter alt team, a couple of missioners, a pvp pilot, and various other characters. It was pretty easy to lose stuff in that mix.

It boils down to this. They are either:
* Inside of something -- cans (including ones anchored in space), cargo holds, POS mods
* In Production -- job has been started but never delivered (double check to make sure Science UI is showing entire Universe, not just the station or current region); job was started in a POS that was then destroyed or taken down
* In research -- prints were put into research but never delivered once they were ready
* In Limbo -- inside an item exchange contract that has not been accepted or deleted (if it expired; look for contracts with a red Expired in the status column); inside a courier contract that has never been delivered
* In a hangar -- whether corp or personal, if something isn't in space, it has to be in one of the places listed above or in a hangar. Double check your filters for hangar viewing.

Or they were:
* Used up (if they were BPCs)
* Sold or given away (check contract history)
* Trashed
* Victims of a hacker (check account activity per previous instructions)

To my knowledge, no blueprints have been outright removed from the game.

Assuming you made an exhaustive search, had all your filters correctly set (esp on the Science UI and the contract UI), and they're not in one of the places listed above, then one of the following must be true:

* Your memory is incorrect. You either destroyed, sold, or moved the items and don't remember doing it. This is the most likely answer. You have piles of mexallon you don't remember having. Since there are no other minerals, it wasn't refined. That means you had buy orders up at some point or you went shopping and never picked up the goods. If you're not remembering where the mex came from, it's likely you're forgetting something else.

* You're on the wrong character. I hear what you're saying in your post above, but if you're concealing alts (and well you should), check them. Even if you don't think you ever did anything with the other character, check anyway.

* They were BPCs, not BPOs, and you used them up in a long-forgotten industry job.

* You're trolling the OCD population (easily done btw)

* You were the victim of the lamest hacker ever.