One thing I've learned as a new player on Eve is that experienced players think a new player already has skills that take months to earn when giving us new player advice.
I do wormhole data and relic sites very comfortably in an alt that I spun up not that long ago to run the Crimson Harvest event. Abyssals are approachable too, even tranquil abyssals make better isk than many other noob options.
Skills aren't that bad. Most of the necessary things are very fast to get and you get skill injections just following the career stuff on top of free ships. There's also the free 1 million skill points for using someone's reference code, very much recommend using that once you know what you really need to use it on.
Videos like this that claim a new plyer can make 430m in an hour are pure clickbait and Drive ppl away who think they are bad because they will never be able to do so. 430m an hour from highsec or even wh eploration is ridicoulus maybe of you are expirieced and super lucky. This claims are only made to say look how awsome i am, just stupid and harmful to any new Player. Its the same when i find an officer fight hin in 5min loot 50b and Claim i can make 600b an hour in 0sec
@@Aceyface May I ask for your Golem fit, I am interested in that triglavian aspect. Haven't played in two years might as well try everything in the game currently.
as a completely new player really trying to learn the game i will say that this guide is good for new players who have played consistently if you are a new player who plays off and on you wont really understand many of the things he mentions in the video. Nothing worth doing is easy , this is a great game for someone who is willing to put hours of dedication into it. If you're not willing to put atleast an hour or so into this game daily then i dont really think you're gonna get anywhere you want to as fast as you want to. So as a piece of really good advice, take your time you'll get to where you want to be sooner than you realize
Just one bit about Combat anomalies (exploration), the final escalation is always in low-sec for the lower ones. Refuge anomalies can escalate into a 5/10 site which is mostly low-sec but can spawn in high-sec as well. So running the Combat anomalies is not really rewarding unless you luck out and a. it escalates b. it is a 5/10 in HS ... Also since they are on the scanner, there's is quite some competition around those sites and unless you find a nice quiet constellation you may never see any in particular times of day.
Forgot to mention that Level 4 & 5 missions are Omega-exclusive, so if you're Alpha you'll need to fleet with at least one Omega player to do it, which cuts the profit in half (or more, depending on the fleet size).
ya true, this is more in general, wasnt being specific for alphas here. high tier abyss is extremely difficult (near impossible) to get to the level of reliability as omeags
The payout is large as essentially its about team play and doing multiple runs and enjoying more of the game in team play.. 1 hour and hundreds of millions in fits, or 10 mins and regular fits..the payout equates to roughly the same overall and you gamed with others and got more involved ..
@@vadamman Kind of? Eve was always a subscription game, and in the past you couldn't play the game at all without paying a subscription. But the developers added the Alpha and Omega clone system in order to attract more players by offering a "free trial" account essentially because it's tough to recruit and retain new players in a game as merciless as Eve. However, they've never claimed this game is F2P friendly. From CCP (and veterans of the game perspective), an Alpha is just a free trial which you are supposed to upgrade from if you end up liking the game and choose to stick with it. Alpha's are a testing/probationary period to give people a chance to try the spooky scary cruel difficult game without having to pay a sub cost upfront. That sub cost on top of Eve's reputation was scaring off potential new players... But the intention from the developers was always for free trial players to transition to full accounts in order to get the normal experience of the game. Not enhanced, just normal; for example, Alphas have 50% reduced training time. I know it says that you get Omega you double your speed, but it's actually the opposite. Omega training time has never changed, but when CCP introduced Alphas, they halved their training speed, because Alphas are not "supposed" to have the full experience. Now, some player groups center themselves around being F2P friendly, in perpetuity. That's pretty cool, and what you'd expect from a sandbox game like Eve. But again, Eve is technically supposed to be a subscription based game. Its kinda like how FF14 lets you play up to a certain expansion completely for free, but they won't let you touch end game stuff or get the best gear from end game content. It's meant to pull people in, not necessarily let them play the entire experience for free.
i returned to EVE after few months, and was doing some T0 abyss electrical in my worm for 1 hour, got 52mil ISK, i noticed some new SKINR studio crates drops that are worth 10mil each, so i guess abyss is worth even more
A while back I was farming rats in Gallente space when ran into a crazy string of luck. In a 3 day period I had 3 Shadow Serp drops in combat anoms with a combined total over 1.5B in loot. The best was a Shadow cruiser in a Den that dropped over 900M in an implant and a pair of modules. Added to that were 4 X chip drops in drone Anoms. (for anyone who doesn't know, X Chips are traded in SOE loyalty store for the SOE ship BPO's) I do my ratting in an Auto Missle Jackdaw with a total isk value of just over 60M or a Navy Oprey (IMO the best Alpha Ratter)
Incursions are high end content though. You need a bunch of skillpoints and close to a billion isk to get started. It is definitely some of the most profitable high sec content out there.
not really tho, for those numbers u need to be in elite group, with a marauder max skills, like 5k dps, implants, and like 6 7 billions of ship cost, also proper play Average incursions are like 70-150m isk hr + bit more from lp. Atleast the highsec ones, idk low.null
@@onetwo-gt2trI can agree with this. I have been in incursion fleets as an Alpha in a vindicator and my experience has been 100+million isk. Of course you make half again as much in Concord Loyalty Points which can be converted into isk but I've rarely done that. This was two years ago.
For new players, looting ship debris in Triglavian space (about 50mil/h) and stealing open outposts(around 150mil/h-200mil/h) are strongly recommended. Looting in Triglavian space only needs a super cheap looting ship and can produce a crazy amount of profit easily if you are lucky. Faction warfare on the other hand got a bit of a skill point requirement. By using a Catalyst fitted with some light neutron blasters and some magnetic field stabilizer, the ship can easily reach the 400 DPS requirement to crush the NPC in the opposing open outpost. Just remember to aline yourself to a stargate so it will be easy to run away when someone on the opposing side jumps in to kill you. In the meantime, fly safely. o7
I'm a new player and have a question if you don't mind. Do you mean killing the Triglavians, and then looting their ships? Or just flying in and taking then looting the debris, etc? I'm sure this sounds dumb but I'm not sure if the debris spawns automatically in these systems as some sort of game mechanic or if it's actually from the Triglavians dying. And if killing them is required, what type of ship would you recommend for that? I'm alpha currently but planning to go omega once I get my bearing and figure out what I'm doing a bit.
I'd be tempted to mention relic/data site running, but the sites in high sec are usually pretty bad. On the other hand, it is probably one of the lowest risk activities to do in null/wormhole space.
In c1-c3 wormholes, you can find both sleeper relis/data sites (the dangerous ones you're thinking of,) and regular pirate faction relic/data sites the same as yesterday you'd find in nullsec. I found a c2 earlier with 8 relic and 2 data sites, walked away with 220m.
@@MrGoromous I know it's been a long time but it might help somebody else to know. I've done this sort of thing in a Heron, the basic T1 caldari exploration frigate. As long as you can scan down level 3 anomalies you are good, level 4s are pretty rare. Beyond that skills in hacking and archeology are good, as well as cloaking so you can scan a system while cloaked with the prototype cloaking device.
So basically combat/ratting is your style. I’ve made billions per hour from mining for nullsec corps. If you’re watching movies while mining then that means you’re doing it wrong. Solo mining ops require you to haul your own ores, and with 10 ships you’re constantly moving ores to and from the mining belt. It’s very interactive. The most I’ve done is 3 box. Two miners and one hauler.
Yeah this is what none of these RUclipsrs will tell you. Solo mining in high sec in a venture is not how you make money in null sec. You need a corporation and a runner to ferry the ore back to base. If you don't do that, you're making nothing at all.
I’m on day 4 of my eve online journey. I just purchased my first ORCA blue print thanks to market trading and mining. I am waiting 15 days for the final skill to train so I can start creating them
Great video, keep it up man! You make me come back to high sec for some fun every once in a while :D One question I still have tho: If Lvl 1-3 missions are not worth it, how would you recommend getting those 5.0 faction standing that you need for the L4s? Or is it just "run them until you dont have to anymore?"
yup continue running them it is a bit of a grind but a way to speed stuff up is to do storyline missions. Every 16 missions youll get a notificaiton something like "we really need your help come do this mission", they give big standing bonuses
You can either doing Data Centre mission (essentially exchange isk for faction stading) to skip lower lvl mission. Note that some data centre mission not worth the isk for faction standing gain. As you can only do 2 factions (1 primary, 1 secondary) to increase your aimed faction standing, you should have skill train properly to maximize standing gain.
Considering that one subscription gives you three characters who can work together (not at the same moment in time obviously) I have found Planetary Management to be well worth my time as it - up to a point - runs itself. Admittedly it takes time to max all three characters in the few skills required but I personally am making hundreds of millions of isk every day and only have to spend an hour every day (working on a 24 hour timer) making sure the materials are coming in. You don't need to go to Tier 4, Tier 3 on certain items is a good earner. Don't throw money at CCP, make use of your one sub.
@@HisMagnificence As I said, train your other slots to be able to perform PI and fly the Epithal. You will need to max out their PI skills to make it worthwhile but there are not that many. You can go through the list of Tier 3 products to see which brings the highest price (something around 100k a unit) and then find a location where there are suitable planets. You do not want to be spending all your time travelling from one system to another to collect your materials. Never transport raw materials, manufacture them to at least Tier 1 on the planet i.e. if you need Water, set up factories on the planet to make it from Aqueous Liquids and then transport. There are more detailed guides already on RUclips without me wittering on.
Great vid! Have you tried stuff like clearing FOB's or attacking npc mining fleet's? Heard that earns ok aswell. It's fun to explore all the content in eve :)
I have done lots and lots of FOBs they're tons of fun to do with newer players. They don't really earn at a rate that's wortwhile though. Everyone gets about 30m for doing 30 minutes worth of work. However it teaches fleet movement and teamwork better than most things that aren't actual PvP fleets.
I only wish if abyss would be really that great as the pic shows. Tested it myself, and T4 was nowhere near 100M... Not even 70M per hour... It would be the best way to go tho
just for someone who wants to run the ded sites in high sec. you really dont need a good ship. but when your skills are low i would recomend a battlecruiser. with beter skills they are even possible with a cruiser
If u got high dps marauders u can join TLA incursions and make 600m+ isk/hr. 150m isk/hr is just WTM incursions thing tbh, but it's still good for newbros and ppl who wants to upgrade into a marauder
Standing is always the bane of my existence. I haven't got any of my factions standings up single a tick. I'm also feel like I'm stuck in the early game. It feels like if you want to make any real money you basicly have to omega up or give up so you can get into the better ships
Trading (station trading or other types) can scale up and earn you way more isk than any other activity in the game. Get all 3 pilots on your account maxed in trade skills and you can make billions.
Is any of this still valid? I see some of your other more recent videos and a lot of the are showing ratting, etc making 100m/hr then claiming high-sec stuff is worth so much more seems weird.
Incursions are not 100+ an hour, closer to 250+ The waitlist is only a problem in the community you recommend. I don't see how level 4 missions can make more than that.
@@vincentouwehand828 Incorrect - all three major HQ fleets (WTM, TDF, and NGA) have alpha-compatible Starter fits and ships. The most affordable of which would be the Hyperion for shield and Megathron for armor. We're talking under half a bil fully fitted and it'll get you started in the fleet of your choice. Of course you will be expected to reinvest into your incursion boat and account. At 180-250m/h (NGA advertises only 150/h though) you'll be able to omega up in 6-10 hours of running. WTM will want you to be in one of the pirate battleship hulls (Vindicator, Nightmare, Machariel) by 40 fleet hours or else you might start getting skipped over for those who are. TDF, while slightly faster, will demand that you be in a basic-fit Vindicator or Nightmare by 30 hours with the requisite skills trained or you're banned from fleet until you hit Basic level.
@@visceros we did 12 TCRC sites in a hour last week. It is back to back, so very extreem but it does come down to 360m+/h. Stil you are dependend on the fleet you are in. Lots of new bro's = less isk/h
multiboxing requires omega. price of plex went way up since this video went up. if you want to plex a miner by mining, that's a full time job. and then all your isk go to plexing so it's pointless
I still don't get how having more alts makes you get more money mining. I mean, each of those alts needs an omega - that's what, 5 billion isk? So each of them would have to mine out at least that much monthly just to keep the omega status up. So you'd need to make 70 million / day on EACH of them, playing EVERY day of the month, mining for at least 10 hours a day. How does that make any sense?
@@Aceyface I meant that I am not clear on what Gallente ships and fits I can use to run the different mission types you talk about in this video. Any tips would be helpful. Thanks for responding
@@Inmyforces you can run all of the security missions L1-L4 in Galente ships but you will need others to run the L4 burner missions. There are a few low tier abyssal fits for Galente ships. DED sites, ratting, but the place where a lot of your skills will come into play is with Incursions. There’s a group called The Ditanian Fleet that run armor based fits and they have an “entry” fit in the vindicator. Probably your best option for isk with Galente in high sec, expensive to get into but you will make a lot running with them. Keep in mind they expect you to upgrade as you make money.
@@Inmyforces a cruise missile raven is a legendary starter L4 mission ship, fit a MJD to shoot off and snipe with an XLSB for emergency with a TP for application tracking computers and sebos for targeting range and missile range. The caldari frigate kestrel can do burners if you pay attention but like others have said this is when you need to start expanding into the other races, which you should do anyway eventually. Work towards the golem If you like the raven and try first for a garmur for team burners then a nergal if you want to expand. Garmur needs gallente and caldari frigates to at least 1 iirc
Although you can fly battleships as an Alpha, you cant accept lvl 4 missions or higher. Level 3 missions are the highest missions you can get as an Alpha.
I used to fly L4's as an Alpha. This appears to have been nerfed in 2020. Seems counterproductive to want to increase new players and new player retention while nerfing the new player experience.
Pretty surprised didn't add pi but it would make sense if you didn't start. I have made 1 bill in a week in high sec with 1 account but it involves lots of frustrating prep work.
L4 missions are barely worth it compared to the other options on this list. There is such a high time investment to unlock compared to other options, just to unlock some of the least interesting PVE content in the game. The LP helps, a little.
I'm a miner. I multi box. What I'll do - is run missions until I get one with some rocks in it - and then mine that. Here people have to scan you down to find you. You can keep your directional scanner up and see if anyone is using Combat Scanner Probes. .
Hey I'm new to EVE Online and I've been doing some exploration, specifically wormhole explo for relic/data sites which is quite fun, but I have heard you can end up spending hours and not getting much which is making me think it's better off to start focusing my skills on combat for Abyssal's for proper ISK/income to get better ships/parts down the line. What do you think? Nice vid btw, will check out your Abyssal vids as well!
Exploration in WH is ass compared to null. If you're going into a WH, search for one into null and run that for sites xD There's no PvE that ganks you in them
@@kawaiinda6252 I do a lot of exploration in null and wh space. I make plenty in wh space in exploration ship without fighting. Quite often, you are alone, you can never be sure, of course. If you are in a c1, c2 or c3 wh it will have data and relic sites without NPCs. c4, c5 and c6 often have good gas sites, but will never have good non-combat exploration sites. The NPC ones that are combat sites in c1, c2 and c3 have specific verbage in their name and you can avoid going to those in exploration ship. Eve university wiki has all the info if you search.
200M isk / hour running L4 missions is a joke...Running anomic missions you can pile up Loyalty Points... But to gain 200M isk buy doing L4 Missions it would take 3-4 hours. Biggest L4 missions are rewarded by 10M isk...Perhaps 10M Bounty top but are requiring 20-30 min minimum
Hey, to start I just wanna say I always love your videos. In fact, watching your videos is how I got into Eve a couple years back (even used your code for the million SP ty). Was just wondering, at what abyssal tier do you start making more isk per hour than L4 missions? Also do the different filament types give different isk/hr (ie, do firestorms give more than electricals)? I've been running L4 missions and making pretty dank isk (probably between 50m-150m per hour), but I prefer flying smaller ships like cruisers. I just can't find any cruiser/destroyer activities that make anywhere close to the amount I make running L4 missions. Thanks, and although I know this is an older video, please keep making new videos!
You say dont bother with Lvl 1-3 missions at one point, apparently you havent heard of blitzing Lvl 3's. Using a cruiser, blitz a lvl 3 mission, which is really fast especially if you research the mission ahead of time. The speed you gain LP and the rewards actually is faster than running Lvl 4 mission.
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This much in highsec is only possible with burner blitzing at the right locations. But burner blitzing can easily be done in lowsec at minimal risk with a set of mid grade nomad implants, making all the necessary fits sub 2s align. doing that in the right system easily nets 500m+.
@@TheJollyKraut He's talking about numbers that are only achievable by very efficient burner blitzing in highsec. Which is what the first sentence of my comment was about. The rest was just an encouragement to just go do this in lowsec which would basically be almost as safe. I don't see the redundancy.
My faction reputation for mission running is sky-high. I had no idea I could turn down missions with very little impact on my standings. No more Angel cartel missions for this camper.
I haven't asked a stupid question today, so here goes... I noticed on this video, that you have 7 target loaded... I only have 5 max... is that a skill point thing? What do I need to train in to be able to target more items than just 5?
I think that regarding DED site escalations, it has a tendency, in fact it might be every time I'm not sure, to drop the escalation site in lowsec. Is this a big deal? Absolutely. Lowsec bordering on highsec mission space is probably the most dangerous space in general in all of EVE. There is no one there to save you, and because of the constant trickle of naive players nudged into it by missions etc. These systems typically have a rather sizeable population of full time zboardkillers and gankers who specialize in having their way with you. I just got a 0.2 escalation site today. I checked the activity there and it was not insignificant. There were several accomplished killers who operated there. Now, I know I'm pretty easily scanned down in that pocket. So I look at the structure of the mission and see that the acceleration gates are unlocked, which means that once I am scanned down, anyone can follow me in. I look at the potential rewards and know that these particular faction modules aren't great. I'd be risking a ship that costs considerably more than the average loot. So there goes making ISK in highsec for the combat exploration escalation part. At least in this example and I suspect in most of them. To do these in highsec and get so lucky you both get an escalation as well as one that's in highsec space (if that's even a thing), as well as being a mission that drops the good stuff, as well as actually dropping the good stuff, has to come pretty low on a list of ISK making activities in highsec.
They will always escalate to a system lower in security rating than the original system, which mean yes, it can lead to a lowsec system but can also be highsec provided that the original site you cleared has a high enough security rating. The sites with multiple escalations do have an unfortunate tendency to end up in lowsec systems
I was planning on joining TDF, I currently run Warp to me, And yes... It's a bit bad there... Have to wait for 5 to 7 minutes just to start a site even after getting in fleet... And Not Mayu FC's available during my free time
that actually depends on your skills and ship/fit cost. For example you can run t5 gamma in a ship worth ~600-700 millions, or you can run t5 firestorm, but you'll need 2,5 bils for a ship and implants. So the main question is ...is it worth it to pay 2 billions more for a fit that you risk to lose, all in order to pay 10 millions less for a filament? If you can allow it, and losing a 2,5 bil ship+capsule won't hit your pocket hard - then sure, why not, you'll get 10 mils more profit from each run, that's cool.
This is an old comment so you probably already know, but you just have to keep doing missions. Get your relationship level with a family to 1.00, then level 2 contractors from that family will be available to talk to. Once you get it to 2.00, level 3 contractors will be available. Just find like two contractors from the same family, get your relationship with them to like level 2.00 or 3.00 by doing missions and you should have the increased familial relationship level to access new contractors.
Whoever said that probably had their "safety" engaged on yellow or green. You have to disable it to red in order to do a suicidal action which like an illegal attack in highsec.
I have done many missions and im boarding becoming hostile in Amar space, is there a way to do level 4 missions and not mess with other standings? Ive done many for Gallente and Sisters of eve but both seem to cause problems with Amar standings. Should i go run level 1 amaar missions to fix my rep? Whats the move here? Thanks for any response i get!
First off just decline every mission that has you fight other main factions, level up the diplomacy skill if you haven’t already. Then you have options you can grind your rep up with Amarr via missions, run the SoE epic ark, or do the one time server missions. Check out hateless gaming’s guide to fix standings.
The only missions that will harm your faction standings in any significant way are ones which puts you against other faction forces. If you want to avoid it, do NOT take those missions, and run others. these things are said in the mission description before you accept. If you see mention of an amar convoy you’ll have to stop, for example, you are going to destroy your amar standings if you do it, even if it’s about stopping “terrorists” with bioweapons in the mission description. As to raising standings - there are many ways, but most will cause other standings to drop - the one way to get a massive standings boost with no penalty is by doing the sisters of eve epic arc - a series of 50 (not difficult, to put it mildly) missions - you get to choose a faction to help near the end, and you get a huge faction boost to the one you chose to help. This has nothing to do with the sisters of eve faction, and will only help the Corp standings, not affecting other faction standings negatively at all. Also - you can repeat epic arcs every 90 days. (Can be completed in just a few hours each time).
Also - storyline missions - be temporarily careful when accepting those… derives standings can be somewhat annoying as well if you’re near hostile with other factions.
As Caldari had one mission that said something like "might be a covert fleet operating in the area" and then during the mission you get jumped by 4 Gallente cruisers and 4 destroyers. Just me in my Corax destroyer slags them all and then the Gallente scum get mad because they attacked me and lost. Caldari Navy just about makes you an honorary member after that including discounts.
To add to the other replies, pick a Corps with each faction - local to your home base if possible; Corps that have agents at each level you need to run to get to L4 mission level with that corps, then run each one to the Storyline to build up the Faction rep. The person saying ignore Storylines is WRONG, they are the ONLY way to get Faction rep; even if that SL is going to hurt other Empire rep, it is nearly always worth doing. The fastest way to build rep is to run Distribution missions, however they ARE boring. With practice, you can get an SL mission per hour; when Rep building, I would run them to the SL, then go run Combat missions, go ratting or Hacking for another hour, before going back to the Distribution missions for another hour. ANY of the smaller cargo ships can handle up to L3 Distribution missions, with Cargo expander IIs and/or Large Standard Containers and Cargo rigs; however I use the Nerues, as it can be fun to take it ratting when I get bored.
L4 is scaled for a single Battleship to do, so a battlecruiser like the drake might struggle by itself. It might do ok as part of a fleet though if you have someone tank with a battleship.
If you are a noob I'd recommend doing gas, data, and relic sites in wormhole space. You quickly can make much more than the small amount you spend on fitting an exploration frigate. T0 abyssals can be done pretty early on as well and I'd recommend new combat pilots get into abyssals as soon as they can afford to risk a destroyer (find a guide for abyssals since certain fits perform very well in them). If want to do pvp just join a pvp corp or faction warfare. If you want to do mining find a public Rorqual fleet in high sec and use thier compression services to help you fit more ore into your hold, and while you mine do project discovery.
A bit of false advertising here. There's nothing a player is going to do in high sec to earn 400m/hr. Not happening, especially not for alpha, and most definitely for new players. So many influencers make these click bait videos, lying to new players. Even if you were able chain high sec DED sites, and there was no competition, it still wouldn't be 400m/hr, not even close. Crab beacons, the pinnacle of null sec ratting at this point, struggles to consistently make 400+m/hr, and that's best done in a super, and takes a ton of ISK to get started and a ton of SP. The abyss isn't really worth it, it caps out around 150m/hr doing T6, because when you account for ship loss it destroys the ISK/hr, and you're going to lose ships guaranteed. High sec mining is a joke for new players. Station trading can be good, and is very scalable but it's boring as shit, incursions are dead, and industry takes a lot of game knowledge. So, yeah. None of this stuff makes 400m/hr, not even close. Best thing a new player can do is join of the null block and learn from them, they'll show you the ropes and get you into a decent income in no time. High sec just sucks for ISK making.
My main way of earning isk was the good old 3 ship monte. When they came out with the ship node thing it killed the scam, so I quit playing the game. My biggest single scam contract was 14 billion. The guy immediately quit after accepting it. He never logged in again. If you're out there ThEoNeToBeHaTeD, just know that I spent most of that ISK on hookers and skill injectors. I also got a monocle and golden pods for all my alts.
@@Danratman well its a good thing i don't care what some random guy on the internet thinks about me for playing a game a certain way. The whole draw of the game is piracy and sabotage, without those things its just spreadsheets in space.
Scammers are terrible, awful, detestable creatures which should burn at the stake in public square... That being said, a tip of the cap, good sir. 14 billion isk is one helluva haul. Hell, I'd scam for that kinda payday
@@capnchronic408 the way I did it was like a game show. Everyone knew it was a scam, but I also gave away tons of ships for like 111,111 ISK. I played on people's greed. I tried to get them to accept the contracts quickly and then would slip in a 444,444,444 vexor navy issue or even just a vexor. Jita's Billy Mays was my name. I tried to personify Billy Mays mixed with a little Pat Sajak. I think my game was well liked in Jita local.
None of the numbers you're mentioning for ISK per hour is not at all accurate. You have to account for all the other things you have to do to setup the gig and get there. Try cutting the numbers in half.
The only accurate ISK per hour estimate you gave was mining. Everything else you mentioned earns anywhere from $30M to 100M per actual hour. Nothing in high sec outside of trading earns the high numbers on a consistent basis.
@CatAcres My guess is he makes what he says. Lot of factors play into that like a higher DPS or better strategy will get you through the mission quicker; where you sell the loot could potentially double the price; faction standings and skills for fee discounts, etc...
wtf is this top 5 ways to make isk in high sec, and pos 5 is some rare event that sometimes drops shit stuff. how is this on of the top 5 way to earn money? lul
One thing I've learned as a new player on Eve is that experienced players think a new player already has skills that take months to earn when giving us new player advice.
I do wormhole data and relic sites very comfortably in an alt that I spun up not that long ago to run the Crimson Harvest event. Abyssals are approachable too, even tranquil abyssals make better isk than many other noob options.
Skills aren't that bad. Most of the necessary things are very fast to get and you get skill injections just following the career stuff on top of free ships. There's also the free 1 million skill points for using someone's reference code, very much recommend using that once you know what you really need to use it on.
Videos like this that claim a new plyer can make 430m in an hour are pure clickbait and Drive ppl away who think they are bad because they will never be able to do so. 430m an hour from highsec or even wh eploration is ridicoulus maybe of you are expirieced and super lucky. This claims are only made to say look how awsome i am, just stupid and harmful to any new Player. Its the same when i find an officer fight hin in 5min loot 50b and Claim i can make 600b an hour in 0sec
Where does it say this is a new player guide? @@autdelux
@@autdeluxJust one of the reasons why it’s a niche title imho…👍🏾
I love the fact you're using previous recordings to show the different activities. Keep your videos, they're super-well made!
Thanks dude, glad you noticed that :DD
@@Aceyface May I ask for your Golem fit, I am interested in that triglavian aspect. Haven't played in two years might as well try everything in the game currently.
@@ssmcs look at his older videos, (one with the golem) and a fit is in the description
Great summary of ISK making activities. It can be so daunting looking at the price of somethings.
as a completely new player really trying to learn the game i will say that this guide is good for new players who have played consistently if you are a new player who plays off and on you wont really understand many of the things he mentions in the video. Nothing worth doing is easy , this is a great game for someone who is willing to put hours of dedication into it. If you're not willing to put atleast an hour or so into this game daily then i dont really think you're gonna get anywhere you want to as fast as you want to. So as a piece of really good advice, take your time you'll get to where you want to be sooner than you realize
Love your videos! Thank you so much for making EVE interesting to me again!
Just one bit about Combat anomalies (exploration), the final escalation is always in low-sec for the lower ones. Refuge anomalies can escalate into a 5/10 site which is mostly low-sec but can spawn in high-sec as well. So running the Combat anomalies is not really rewarding unless you luck out and a. it escalates b. it is a 5/10 in HS ...
Also since they are on the scanner, there's is quite some competition around those sites and unless you find a nice quiet constellation you may never see any in particular times of day.
I don't know in other regions other than Caldari's , but Refuge Guristas escalates into 4/10
Angel cartel Red Light is often in hs, and other final too
I love/hate DED sites. I get a couple hundred million from two or three of them, then I get faction ammo for the next 20 or so.
yea I love doing 5/10s for a surprise gank half the time, 46mil the other :D
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@@honkleruu1707 try to use a dscan before warping to the site and use it while clearing it, should be helpful.
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Forgot to mention that Level 4 & 5 missions are Omega-exclusive, so if you're Alpha you'll need to fleet with at least one Omega player to do it, which cuts the profit in half (or more, depending on the fleet size).
ya true, this is more in general, wasnt being specific for alphas here. high tier abyss is extremely difficult (near impossible) to get to the level of reliability as omeags
Tho higher speed. Not x2, but atleast 1.6
Until level 4 in high sec for alpha account i do phi outpost.
The payout is large as essentially its about team play and doing multiple runs and enjoying more of the game in team play.. 1 hour and hundreds of millions in fits, or 10 mins and regular fits..the payout equates to roughly the same overall and you gamed with others and got more involved ..
@@vadamman Kind of? Eve was always a subscription game, and in the past you couldn't play the game at all without paying a subscription. But the developers added the Alpha and Omega clone system in order to attract more players by offering a "free trial" account essentially because it's tough to recruit and retain new players in a game as merciless as Eve. However, they've never claimed this game is F2P friendly. From CCP (and veterans of the game perspective), an Alpha is just a free trial which you are supposed to upgrade from if you end up liking the game and choose to stick with it. Alpha's are a testing/probationary period to give people a chance to try the spooky scary cruel difficult game without having to pay a sub cost upfront. That sub cost on top of Eve's reputation was scaring off potential new players... But the intention from the developers was always for free trial players to transition to full accounts in order to get the normal experience of the game. Not enhanced, just normal; for example, Alphas have 50% reduced training time. I know it says that you get Omega you double your speed, but it's actually the opposite. Omega training time has never changed, but when CCP introduced Alphas, they halved their training speed, because Alphas are not "supposed" to have the full experience.
Now, some player groups center themselves around being F2P friendly, in perpetuity. That's pretty cool, and what you'd expect from a sandbox game like Eve. But again, Eve is technically supposed to be a subscription based game. Its kinda like how FF14 lets you play up to a certain expansion completely for free, but they won't let you touch end game stuff or get the best gear from end game content. It's meant to pull people in, not necessarily let them play the entire experience for free.
Really enjoy your "classroom" style videos. Thank you.
i returned to EVE after few months, and was doing some T0 abyss electrical in my worm for 1 hour, got 52mil ISK, i noticed some new SKINR studio crates drops that are worth 10mil each, so i guess abyss is worth even more
A while back I was farming rats in Gallente space when ran into a crazy string of luck. In a 3 day period I had 3 Shadow Serp drops in combat anoms with a combined total over 1.5B in loot. The best was a Shadow cruiser in a Den that dropped over 900M in an implant and a pair of modules. Added to that were 4 X chip drops in drone Anoms. (for anyone who doesn't know, X Chips are traded in SOE loyalty store for the SOE ship BPO's)
I do my ratting in an Auto Missle Jackdaw with a total isk value of just over 60M or a Navy Oprey (IMO the best Alpha Ratter)
incursion isk is 200-400mil per hour. depending on the fleet your in, and the ship your using. you also get about 700mil in lp per 5 days/ per focus.
Incursions are high end content though. You need a bunch of skillpoints and close to a billion isk to get started. It is definitely some of the most profitable high sec content out there.
not really tho, for those numbers u need to be in elite group, with a marauder max skills, like 5k dps, implants, and like 6 7 billions of ship cost, also proper play
Average incursions are like 70-150m isk hr + bit more from lp.
Atleast the highsec ones, idk low.null
@@onetwo-gt2trI can agree with this. I have been in incursion fleets as an Alpha in a vindicator and my experience has been 100+million isk. Of course you make half again as much in Concord Loyalty Points which can be converted into isk but I've rarely done that. This was two years ago.
This is quite a comprehensive list of how to make a decent amount.
For new players, looting ship debris in Triglavian space (about 50mil/h) and stealing open outposts(around 150mil/h-200mil/h) are strongly recommended. Looting in Triglavian space only needs a super cheap looting ship and can produce a crazy amount of profit easily if you are lucky. Faction warfare on the other hand got a bit of a skill point requirement. By using a Catalyst fitted with some light neutron blasters and some magnetic field stabilizer, the ship can easily reach the 400 DPS requirement to crush the NPC in the opposing open outpost. Just remember to aline yourself to a stargate so it will be easy to run away when someone on the opposing side jumps in to kill you. In the meantime, fly safely. o7
Also, both things are alpha friendly
I'm a new player and have a question if you don't mind. Do you mean killing the Triglavians, and then looting their ships? Or just flying in and taking then looting the debris, etc? I'm sure this sounds dumb but I'm not sure if the debris spawns automatically in these systems as some sort of game mechanic or if it's actually from the Triglavians dying. And if killing them is required, what type of ship would you recommend for that? I'm alpha currently but planning to go omega once I get my bearing and figure out what I'm doing a bit.
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problem about faction warfare is lp conversion is so terrible right now, either take lot of time to convert or convert for 600 isk per lp
I love your videos, thank you for keeping up the hard work
I'd be tempted to mention relic/data site running, but the sites in high sec are usually pretty bad. On the other hand, it is probably one of the lowest risk activities to do in null/wormhole space.
If I'm not mistaken, all of the relic/data sites in wormhole space are guarded. A low-risk exploration frigate could not beat them.
In c1-c3 wormholes, you can find both sleeper relis/data sites (the dangerous ones you're thinking of,) and regular pirate faction relic/data sites the same as yesterday you'd find in nullsec. I found a c2 earlier with 8 relic and 2 data sites, walked away with 220m.
@@JohnMcFist What kind of ship did you do this in? Just trying to get a feel for things as a new player
@@MrGoromous I know it's been a long time but it might help somebody else to know. I've done this sort of thing in a Heron, the basic T1 caldari exploration frigate. As long as you can scan down level 3 anomalies you are good, level 4s are pretty rare. Beyond that skills in hacking and archeology are good, as well as cloaking so you can scan a system while cloaked with the prototype cloaking device.
thx for mentioning me :) Prospektor Schipplock here :D
Of course!
So basically combat/ratting is your style. I’ve made billions per hour from mining for nullsec corps. If you’re watching movies while mining then that means you’re doing it wrong. Solo mining ops require you to haul your own ores, and with 10 ships you’re constantly moving ores to and from the mining belt. It’s very interactive. The most I’ve done is 3 box. Two miners and one hauler.
Yeah this is what none of these RUclipsrs will tell you. Solo mining in high sec in a venture is not how you make money in null sec. You need a corporation and a runner to ferry the ore back to base. If you don't do that, you're making nothing at all.
I’m on day 4 of my eve online journey. I just purchased my first ORCA blue print thanks to market trading and mining.
I am waiting 15 days for the final skill to train so I can start creating them
Great video, keep it up man! You make me come back to high sec for some fun every once in a while :D One question I still have tho: If Lvl 1-3 missions are not worth it, how would you recommend getting those 5.0 faction standing that you need for the L4s? Or is it just "run them until you dont have to anymore?"
yep. You do lvl 1-2-3 missions until you can switch to L4. Then you forget about them completely and only run L4
yup continue running them it is a bit of a grind but a way to speed stuff up is to do storyline missions. Every 16 missions youll get a notificaiton something like "we really need your help come do this mission", they give big standing bonuses
You can either doing Data Centre mission (essentially exchange isk for faction stading) to skip lower lvl mission. Note that some data centre mission not worth the isk for faction standing gain.
As you can only do 2 factions (1 primary, 1 secondary) to increase your aimed faction standing, you should have skill train properly to maximize standing gain.
Join facwar and grind faction l3(in jack) then l4(in bomber)
Fastest but boring way to gain standing is doing hauler missions.
Considering that one subscription gives you three characters who can work together (not at the same moment in time obviously) I have found Planetary Management to be well worth my time as it - up to a point - runs itself. Admittedly it takes time to max all three characters in the few skills required but I personally am making hundreds of millions of isk every day and only have to spend an hour every day (working on a 24 hour timer) making sure the materials are coming in. You don't need to go to Tier 4, Tier 3 on certain items is a good earner. Don't throw money at CCP, make use of your one sub.
Care to give a more detailed explanation? I always see my other character slots but never consider them
@@HisMagnificence As I said, train your other slots to be able to perform PI and fly the Epithal. You will need to max out their PI skills to make it worthwhile but there are not that many. You can go through the list of Tier 3 products to see which brings the highest price (something around 100k a unit) and then find a location where there are suitable planets. You do not want to be spending all your time travelling from one system to another to collect your materials. Never transport raw materials, manufacture them to at least Tier 1 on the planet i.e. if you need Water, set up factories on the planet to make it from Aqueous Liquids and then transport. There are more detailed guides already on RUclips without me wittering on.
Great vid! Have you tried stuff like clearing FOB's or attacking npc mining fleet's?
Heard that earns ok aswell. It's fun to explore all the content in eve :)
i havent actually! Those 2 things in particular I have never touched, I should do that some time
@@Aceyface FOBs are super fun small gang pve.
I have done lots and lots of FOBs they're tons of fun to do with newer players. They don't really earn at a rate that's wortwhile though. Everyone gets about 30m for doing 30 minutes worth of work. However it teaches fleet movement and teamwork better than most things that aren't actual PvP fleets.
How does one do those?
I only wish if abyss would be really that great as the pic shows. Tested it myself, and T4 was nowhere near 100M... Not even 70M per hour... It would be the best way to go tho
Thanks for doing this! You have the time stamp wrong for the L4 mission running segment, though. I think it's just a typo, 5:29 vs 8:29.
Thanks dude!!!!
just for someone who wants to run the ded sites in high sec. you really dont need a good ship. but when your skills are low i would recomend a battlecruiser. with beter skills they are even possible with a cruiser
If u got high dps marauders u can join TLA incursions and make 600m+ isk/hr. 150m isk/hr is just WTM incursions thing tbh, but it's still good for newbros and ppl who wants to upgrade into a marauder
Standing is always the bane of my existence. I haven't got any of my factions standings up single a tick.
I'm also feel like I'm stuck in the early game. It feels like if you want to make any real money you basicly have to omega up or give up so you can get into the better ships
Incursions make 150-300mil per hour plus LP
Trading (station trading or other types) can scale up and earn you way more isk than any other activity in the game. Get all 3 pilots on your account maxed in trade skills and you can make billions.
Is any of this still valid? I see some of your other more recent videos and a lot of the are showing ratting, etc making 100m/hr then claiming high-sec stuff is worth so much more seems weird.
Yes, these are still valid. People will always want the rare drops from these activities.
Thank you for this video, very helpful. Would you do one for Alpha clones?
Possible ;)
Incursions are not 100+ an hour, closer to 250+
The waitlist is only a problem in the community you recommend.
I don't see how level 4 missions can make more than that.
chaining burners will get you there after lp conversion
@@johnsutphin9400 Incursions make 250+ without taking in to account tho, it'll be even more after you convert the concord LP you get
As a new player you won't be on a Headquarters incursion fleet, an alpha clone can't fly anything accepted anyways.
@@vincentouwehand828 Incorrect - all three major HQ fleets (WTM, TDF, and NGA) have alpha-compatible Starter fits and ships. The most affordable of which would be the Hyperion for shield and Megathron for armor. We're talking under half a bil fully fitted and it'll get you started in the fleet of your choice.
Of course you will be expected to reinvest into your incursion boat and account. At 180-250m/h (NGA advertises only 150/h though) you'll be able to omega up in 6-10 hours of running. WTM will want you to be in one of the pirate battleship hulls (Vindicator, Nightmare, Machariel) by 40 fleet hours or else you might start getting skipped over for those who are. TDF, while slightly faster, will demand that you be in a basic-fit Vindicator or Nightmare by 30 hours with the requisite skills trained or you're banned from fleet until you hit Basic level.
When did Lando Norris start playing EVE!? :P
I'm a noob and scooped up a few unattended mining drones unnoticed
I think you are forgetting hs incursions. 200-400m/h.
isn't it precisely 126 m/h? you do 4 HQ sites in an hour and you get 126 mils for them (not counting the LP)
@@visceros pretty sure TDF routinely gets 240-250m/h. But getting into fleet is expensive.
@@visceros we did 12 TCRC sites in a hour last week. It is back to back, so very extreem but it does come down to 360m+/h. Stil you are dependend on the fleet you are in. Lots of new bro's = less isk/h
360m+/h + LP -> somewhere in the ballpark of 400m/h
@@tomduivenvoorde2688 must be time zones then, I flew in ustz/autz, never saw more than 250m +LP
multiboxing requires omega. price of plex went way up since this video went up. if you want to plex a miner by mining, that's a full time job. and then all your isk go to plexing so it's pointless
I still don't get how having more alts makes you get more money mining. I mean, each of those alts needs an omega - that's what, 5 billion isk? So each of them would have to mine out at least that much monthly just to keep the omega status up. So you'd need to make 70 million / day on EACH of them, playing EVERY day of the month, mining for at least 10 hours a day. How does that make any sense?
This was a great video. Can I run these in Gallente ships? That's where most of my training is done so far.
thanks ;) What are you refrring to?
@@Aceyface I meant that I am not clear on what Gallente ships and fits I can use to run the different mission types you talk about in this video. Any tips would be helpful. Thanks for responding
@@Inmyforces you can run all of the security missions L1-L4 in Galente ships but you will need others to run the L4 burner missions. There are a few low tier abyssal fits for Galente ships. DED sites, ratting, but the place where a lot of your skills will come into play is with Incursions. There’s a group called The Ditanian Fleet that run armor based fits and they have an “entry” fit in the vindicator. Probably your best option for isk with Galente in high sec, expensive to get into but you will make a lot running with them. Keep in mind they expect you to upgrade as you make money.
@@Inmyforces a cruise missile raven is a legendary starter L4 mission ship, fit a MJD to shoot off and snipe with an XLSB for emergency with a TP for application tracking computers and sebos for targeting range and missile range. The caldari frigate kestrel can do burners if you pay attention but like others have said this is when you need to start expanding into the other races, which you should do anyway eventually. Work towards the golem If you like the raven and try first for a garmur for team burners then a nergal if you want to expand. Garmur needs gallente and caldari frigates to at least 1 iirc
Although you can fly battleships as an Alpha, you cant accept lvl 4 missions or higher. Level 3 missions are the highest missions you can get as an Alpha.
didnt say you could as an alpha
I used to fly L4's as an Alpha. This appears to have been nerfed in 2020. Seems counterproductive to want to increase new players and new player retention while nerfing the new player experience.
Pretty surprised didn't add pi but it would make sense if you didn't start. I have made 1 bill in a week in high sec with 1 account but it involves lots of frustrating prep work.
L4 missions are barely worth it compared to the other options on this list. There is such a high time investment to unlock compared to other options, just to unlock some of the least interesting PVE content in the game. The LP helps, a little.
I'm a miner. I multi box. What I'll do - is run missions until I get one with some rocks in it - and then mine that.
Here people have to scan you down to find you. You can keep your directional scanner up and see if anyone is using Combat Scanner Probes.
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Hey I'm new to EVE Online and I've been doing some exploration, specifically wormhole explo for relic/data sites which is quite fun, but I have heard you can end up spending hours and not getting much which is making me think it's better off to start focusing my skills on combat for Abyssal's for proper ISK/income to get better ships/parts down the line.
What do you think? Nice vid btw, will check out your Abyssal vids as well!
Ye, exploration in WH is fun, but you have to be on your toes all the time.
Exploration in WH is ass compared to null. If you're going into a WH, search for one into null and run that for sites xD There's no PvE that ganks you in them
@@kawaiinda6252 I do a lot of exploration in null and wh space. I make plenty in wh space in exploration ship without fighting. Quite often, you are alone, you can never be sure, of course. If you are in a c1, c2 or c3 wh it will have data and relic sites without NPCs. c4, c5 and c6 often have good gas sites, but will never have good non-combat exploration sites. The NPC ones that are combat sites in c1, c2 and c3 have specific verbage in their name and you can avoid going to those in exploration ship. Eve university wiki has all the info if you search.
Great vid!
200M isk / hour running L4 missions is a joke...Running anomic missions you can pile up Loyalty Points...
But to gain 200M isk buy doing L4 Missions it would take 3-4 hours.
Biggest L4 missions are rewarded by 10M isk...Perhaps 10M Bounty top but are requiring 20-30 min minimum
Can't you check agency for the systems that triv are in?
Hey, to start I just wanna say I always love your videos. In fact, watching your videos is how I got into Eve a couple years back (even used your code for the million SP ty). Was just wondering, at what abyssal tier do you start making more isk per hour than L4 missions? Also do the different filament types give different isk/hr (ie, do firestorms give more than electricals)? I've been running L4 missions and making pretty dank isk (probably between 50m-150m per hour), but I prefer flying smaller ships like cruisers. I just can't find any cruiser/destroyer activities that make anywhere close to the amount I make running L4 missions. Thanks, and although I know this is an older video, please keep making new videos!
awesome information thank you!
200mil isk/hr running lvl4s? Where is that? Lol. Does that include salvaging/looting everything?
Includes burners
You say dont bother with Lvl 1-3 missions at one point, apparently you havent heard of blitzing Lvl 3's. Using a cruiser, blitz a lvl 3 mission, which is really fast especially if you research the mission ahead of time. The speed you gain LP and the rewards actually is faster than running Lvl 4 mission.
combat explorations is very nice because while looking for them you also find ghost sites and sleeper caches.
I did 9 hours of grinding for escelations didnt get one in 9 hours
Number one way to earn isk in high sec, also the number one way to lose them lol.
yeah XD risk vs reward at its finest
I don't understand - how do I get ganked in HS if I am protected in this area?
hope you got my bonus from me going Omega(starter bundle) ! =)
loving the game so far
Hi mate I started the game last December, if you need help finding an alliance or a corporation that suit you just let me know, there are alot of players that are willing to help and alliances offer many services like buyback, mining fleet with boost, training fleet, roaming pvp fleet, doctrine ship with fits that will cost you less than buying by yourself and plenty other stuff to get into industry or abyss aswell. Just send me an in-game mail or add me in contacts if you want to, my in game name is Eth King and I'll be on tomorrow
great to hear dude, hope your stay in EVE is fun and remember dont burn yourself out! yep got it man appreciate it
How bad has the griefters hitting the L4 mission runners in Marauders. ?
Wait L4s are more lucrative that incursions? I mean I've only run the low sec ones, but I thought the high sec ones were just 12.4% less profitable.
10:55 Can you please post a video of you making 250mil per hour with L4 missions. I'd really, REALLY like to see that.
Right? I'd say 100MIL/H is the ceiling, maybe if you have a marauder.
This much in highsec is only possible with burner blitzing at the right locations. But burner blitzing can easily be done in lowsec at minimal risk with a set of mid grade nomad implants, making all the necessary fits sub 2s align. doing that in the right system easily nets 500m+.
@@NeoAemaethHe's not talking about Burner missions in low sec though, so you comment is pretty much redundant.
@@TheJollyKraut He's talking about numbers that are only achievable by very efficient burner blitzing in highsec. Which is what the first sentence of my comment was about. The rest was just an encouragement to just go do this in lowsec which would basically be almost as safe. I don't see the redundancy.
@@NeoAemaethNo, he's clearly talking about running L4 missions in high sec in a Paladin.
My faction reputation for mission running is sky-high. I had no idea I could turn down missions with very little impact on my standings. No more Angel cartel missions for this camper.
430M ISK/hr is only about $2 USD an hr.
I haven't asked a stupid question today, so here goes... I noticed on this video, that you have 7 target loaded... I only have 5 max... is that a skill point thing? What do I need to train in to be able to target more items than just 5?
* Target Management
* Advanced Target Management
Also beneficial:
* Long Range Targeting
* Signature Analysis
Tnx for info ;)
That's not really fair, you can do abyss in any sec ;)
I think that regarding DED site escalations, it has a tendency, in fact it might be every time I'm not sure, to drop the escalation site in lowsec. Is this a big deal? Absolutely. Lowsec bordering on highsec mission space is probably the most dangerous space in general in all of EVE. There is no one there to save you, and because of the constant trickle of naive players nudged into it by missions etc. These systems typically have a rather sizeable population of full time zboardkillers and gankers who specialize in having their way with you.
I just got a 0.2 escalation site today. I checked the activity there and it was not insignificant. There were several accomplished killers who operated there. Now, I know I'm pretty easily scanned down in that pocket. So I look at the structure of the mission and see that the acceleration gates are unlocked, which means that once I am scanned down, anyone can follow me in. I look at the potential rewards and know that these particular faction modules aren't great. I'd be risking a ship that costs considerably more than the average loot.
So there goes making ISK in highsec for the combat exploration escalation part. At least in this example and I suspect in most of them. To do these in highsec and get so lucky you both get an escalation as well as one that's in highsec space (if that's even a thing), as well as being a mission that drops the good stuff, as well as actually dropping the good stuff, has to come pretty low on a list of ISK making activities in highsec.
They will always escalate to a system lower in security rating than the original system, which mean yes, it can lead to a lowsec system but can also be highsec provided that the original site you cleared has a high enough security rating. The sites with multiple escalations do have an unfortunate tendency to end up in lowsec systems
If u go minning with 2 omega accounts with a strip minner and a orca by emptying belts u get allot of isk and its easy BUT its boring as hell sadly
so after getting the loot where do i sell it to make the good money
what about vaga dual large a-sh-b in abyss?
TDF incursions regularly break 300 mil an hour. Warp to me is awful in comparison for making isk.
I was planning on joining TDF, I currently run Warp to me, And yes... It's a bit bad there... Have to wait for 5 to 7 minutes just to start a site even after getting in fleet... And Not Mayu FC's available during my free time
Considering filament cost what do you think would be better, t4 firestorm or t5 exotic/electric?
that actually depends on your skills and ship/fit cost. For example you can run t5 gamma in a ship worth ~600-700 millions, or you can run t5 firestorm, but you'll need 2,5 bils for a ship and implants. So the main question is ...is it worth it to pay 2 billions more for a fit that you risk to lose, all in order to pay 10 millions less for a filament? If you can allow it, and losing a 2,5 bil ship+capsule won't hit your pocket hard - then sure, why not, you'll get 10 mils more profit from each run, that's cool.
i personally prefer t4 firestorm because my ships doesnt have to be as expensive. but if i bling enough for t5 i may as well do t6 personallyl
Your videos are quite nice but I'm not from your town and I must rewind over and over to understand what you say. Maybe if you breath it can help too.
Got A week end pack for me?? I use on my alt Deat Poet.. Or any other give aways give to Mannic Mc'Vane ....
Jesus christ, the taskbar
Thought EvE was a second job 😉
TwoNiner still around?
Why did you now show how to find DED sites?
... also, I can only do level 1 missions... How do I increase to jump up to level 4 missions?
This is an old comment so you probably already know, but you just have to keep doing missions. Get your relationship level with a family to 1.00, then level 2 contractors from that family will be available to talk to. Once you get it to 2.00, level 3 contractors will be available.
Just find like two contractors from the same family, get your relationship with them to like level 2.00 or 3.00 by doing missions and you should have the increased familial relationship level to access new contractors.
BRO... your task bar XD
Did Incursions kick the bucket in value?
guy never mentioned it, he is an idiot
No he just did incursions with the slowest community, years ago when bastion marauders weren't used.
No way you make that an hour median.
What the hell are escalation and DED sites...???????
I heard PVP has been disabled in 0.5 to 1.0? you can target someone but you can't fire your weapons...Can anyone confirm this?
Whoever said that probably had their "safety" engaged on yellow or green. You have to disable it to red in order to do a suicidal action which like an illegal attack in highsec.
If you're an alpha, you can't turn your safety to red in highsec
Bro, that taskbar >.
My desktop clean though 😁
Ngl I multi box mine more than I’d like to admit 😅
Mining in highsec solo you can get 150 to 300 million per hour as of 2023 if you know what your doing.
Having own fleet of miners?
I have done many missions and im boarding becoming hostile in Amar space, is there a way to do level 4 missions and not mess with other standings? Ive done many for Gallente and Sisters of eve but both seem to cause problems with Amar standings. Should i go run level 1 amaar missions to fix my rep? Whats the move here? Thanks for any response i get!
First off just decline every mission that has you fight other main factions, level up the diplomacy skill if you haven’t already. Then you have options you can grind your rep up with Amarr via missions, run the SoE epic ark, or do the one time server missions. Check out hateless gaming’s guide to fix standings.
The only missions that will harm your faction standings in any significant way are ones which puts you against other faction forces. If you want to avoid it, do NOT take those missions, and run others.
these things are said in the mission description before you accept. If you see mention of an amar convoy you’ll have to stop, for example, you are going to destroy your amar standings if you do it, even if it’s about stopping “terrorists” with bioweapons in the mission description.
As to raising standings - there are many ways, but most will cause other standings to drop -
the one way to get a massive standings boost with no penalty is by doing the sisters of eve epic arc - a series of 50 (not difficult, to put it mildly) missions - you get to choose a faction to help near the end, and you get a huge faction boost to the one you chose to help.
This has nothing to do with the sisters of eve faction, and will only help the Corp standings, not affecting other faction standings negatively at all.
Also - you can repeat epic arcs every 90 days. (Can be completed in just a few hours each time).
Also - storyline missions - be temporarily careful when accepting those… derives standings can be somewhat annoying as well if you’re near hostile with other factions.
As Caldari had one mission that said something like "might be a covert fleet operating in the area" and then during the mission you get jumped by 4 Gallente cruisers and 4 destroyers. Just me in my Corax destroyer slags them all and then the Gallente scum get mad because they attacked me and lost. Caldari Navy just about makes you an honorary member after that including discounts.
To add to the other replies, pick a Corps with each faction - local to your home base if possible; Corps that have agents at each level you need to run to get to L4 mission level with that corps, then run each one to the Storyline to build up the Faction rep. The person saying ignore Storylines is WRONG, they are the ONLY way to get Faction rep; even if that SL is going to hurt other Empire rep, it is nearly always worth doing.
The fastest way to build rep is to run Distribution missions, however they ARE boring. With practice, you can get an SL mission per hour; when Rep building, I would run them to the SL, then go run Combat missions, go ratting or Hacking for another hour, before going back to the Distribution missions for another hour.
ANY of the smaller cargo ships can handle up to L3 Distribution missions, with Cargo expander IIs and/or Large Standard Containers and Cargo rigs; however I use the Nerues, as it can be fun to take it ratting when I get bored.
The only way to make money in this game is to sell PLEXes and they know it
can u do l4 misions in a drake??
L4 is scaled for a single Battleship to do, so a battlecruiser like the drake might struggle by itself. It might do ok as part of a fleet though if you have someone tank with a battleship.
disappointing, why not do a video for noobs who just joined the game and who haven't got the gear your talking about
If you are a noob I'd recommend doing gas, data, and relic sites in wormhole space. You quickly can make much more than the small amount you spend on fitting an exploration frigate. T0 abyssals can be done pretty early on as well and I'd recommend new combat pilots get into abyssals as soon as they can afford to risk a destroyer (find a guide for abyssals since certain fits perform very well in them). If want to do pvp just join a pvp corp or faction warfare. If you want to do mining find a public Rorqual fleet in high sec and use thier compression services to help you fit more ore into your hold, and while you mine do project discovery.
A bit of false advertising here. There's nothing a player is going to do in high sec to earn 400m/hr. Not happening, especially not for alpha, and most definitely for new players. So many influencers make these click bait videos, lying to new players. Even if you were able chain high sec DED sites, and there was no competition, it still wouldn't be 400m/hr, not even close. Crab beacons, the pinnacle of null sec ratting at this point, struggles to consistently make 400+m/hr, and that's best done in a super, and takes a ton of ISK to get started and a ton of SP. The abyss isn't really worth it, it caps out around 150m/hr doing T6, because when you account for ship loss it destroys the ISK/hr, and you're going to lose ships guaranteed. High sec mining is a joke for new players. Station trading can be good, and is very scalable but it's boring as shit, incursions are dead, and industry takes a lot of game knowledge. So, yeah. None of this stuff makes 400m/hr, not even close. Best thing a new player can do is join of the null block and learn from them, they'll show you the ropes and get you into a decent income in no time. High sec just sucks for ISK making.
Of course its 400 mil per hour you just need to get good Noooooobbbb. I dont know if you cant read but doesnt say anywhere 400mil/h for alphas hahaha
My main way of earning isk was the good old 3 ship monte. When they came out with the ship node thing it killed the scam, so I quit playing the game. My biggest single scam contract was 14 billion. The guy immediately quit after accepting it. He never logged in again. If you're out there ThEoNeToBeHaTeD, just know that I spent most of that ISK on hookers and skill injectors. I also got a monocle and golden pods for all my alts.
@@Danratman well its a good thing i don't care what some random guy on the internet thinks about me for playing a game a certain way. The whole draw of the game is piracy and sabotage, without those things its just spreadsheets in space.
Scammers are terrible, awful, detestable creatures which should burn at the stake in public square... That being said, a tip of the cap, good sir. 14 billion isk is one helluva haul. Hell, I'd scam for that kinda payday
@@capnchronic408 the way I did it was like a game show. Everyone knew it was a scam, but I also gave away tons of ships for like 111,111 ISK. I played on people's greed. I tried to get them to accept the contracts quickly and then would slip in a 444,444,444 vexor navy issue or even just a vexor. Jita's Billy Mays was my name. I tried to personify Billy Mays mixed with a little Pat Sajak. I think my game was well liked in Jita local.
Call me American, but I hsve never, NOT EVER pronounced it tirg-lavian, but rather tri-glavian.... lol
I just called them Trigs.
None of the numbers you're mentioning for ISK per hour is not at all accurate. You have to account for all the other things you have to do to setup the gig and get there. Try cutting the numbers in half.
nah i am stick with jita scam
The only accurate ISK per hour estimate you gave was mining. Everything else you mentioned earns anywhere from $30M to 100M per actual hour. Nothing in high sec outside of trading earns the high numbers on a consistent basis.
You have no idea what you are talking about lol
@CatAcres My guess is he makes what he says. Lot of factors play into that like a higher DPS or better strategy will get you through the mission quicker; where you sell the loot could potentially double the price; faction standings and skills for fee discounts, etc...
*cough* NPC Mining Hauler strongboxes *cough* 25m - 35m a box, and a few minutes work once you've found a T1 NPC Hauler.
I went into one Triglavian area cluless.. first time I got podded in High sec by a rat and lost like 250 Million worth implants..
Step 1: Find a gate to low-sec
For most early players step 2 is warp into a bubble of pirate campers because you didn't recon the system first or have any off-axis safe jump points.
ZOMG ... please sort your faction standings ... OCD TRIGGERED
. American p
wtf is this
top 5 ways to make isk in high sec, and pos 5 is some rare event that sometimes drops shit stuff.
how is this on of the top 5 way to earn money? lul
Than get PIRATED by gate campers in high sec
😂 no thanks.
Theres better games than eve