For anyone watching, there is a skill called "Customs code expertise" under the "Trade" skills, that will reduce the taxes transfering on and off planets.
I just got done watching parts one and two almost 2 years after you have made these videos and they have been most informative. Thank you so much for sharing.
@@daddex9222 yeah I live in Null so there’s been a big fear on my part that I would be left out with my pants down picking up and dropping off. Thanks for letting me keep my pants up! 😂
Really liking these, have set up three planets so far, finding that even in low sec the yeild is only averaging 50%, obviously need to find me some wormholes!
Hey Dex great video. Thanks for including the time it takes and the amount that can be made. Was going to ask in part 1 but figured you'd include it. The amount difference from low sec to a wormhole was very surprising wasn't expecting it to be so large . Look forward to the updated numbers!
Always nice to see a detailed PI guide, I'd suggest removing the storage altogether and just run everything through the launchpad. Unless you've made a total arse of the maths it'll work fine and it's more elegant. Fly safe.
You are in one of the most populated clusters in all of eve, you are in the main gallente hub for missioning and trade and very close to Jita and Motsu the Caldari hub. Also there is an important trade skill that reduces the tax you pay that is quite important to boost profits.
Each type of plant can make one p3 level item. I do find you need to really be out in nullsec to make the best out of pi. If you are doing it in highsec make sure you train into lowering the taxes.
I couldn't find an npc customs office even out in the 0.7 :( I didn't mention the skill though and will, thanks. Yes successful PI really need a set up in as low a sec status as the player can handle. Hope fully if they watch my other vids they know how to travel pretty safely and will get a little more confident xD
Great series, very good job, you got me into PI now :) Looking for the next episode; also please touch on resource depletion - I know the asteroid belts regenerate after DT, is it the same with PI resources?
Thought you always had to be in a station when you log out. But you say you log off in wormholes Will give it a try on a low lvl character. Thanks for the info
Hey dad. Thanks again for the good info man, you rock. Also, could you do a nullsec ratting video? I tried to do nullsec ratting today and died in less than a minute. Any tips? :)
Thanks Adam! xD I will pop into null shortly. It is probably best to head to NPC null to get a taste, or go in through a wh because the gates can be so dangerous and you also have warp bubbles to deal with.
It sounds weird but you command centre does not need to be connected or even part of your network. If you are looking for a bit of storage use the launchpad which can act as storage and launch or an additional storage facility if you need the extra space.
Couple of things. Correct me if I'm wrong. It has been a while the last time I did PI. 1. You can export (without a launchpad and custom office ) with use of the command centre. Yes only 500m3, but you can do that multiple times. 2. You've to bring the slider al the way to the left to pick up low yield spots on the planet. 3. The range you can scan on the map is in ly radius. It has nothing to do with jumps. 4. 👍
I am starting to get this but what I apparently missed, is where are you getting your base numbers on how many items it takes at each teir item and how much material it takes to complete a cycle?
The owner of the customs office sets the rate and I think can exempt the owning corps members. No one can touch your on planet assets they stay there for ever even if you neglect them for ages.
Is it true that its not worth it to build a p2 using p1 resources from 2 seperate planets? I was going to tale the p1s and combine them on a third planet where i would not extract and just focus cpu on the p2 production.
Not at all, there is customs tax to pay, but never so much there is not profit. The real benefit of processing into t2 is the huge decrease in volume. I would say the time saved more than offsets a bit more tax.
The beginning of your video is not totally accurate when it comes to remote scanning. As I said in the other video (i been playing eve since 2007 on and off, so memory is hazy), it is the scan resolution when you observe the planet that is impacted by the skill level. The further away, the less accurate the scan is when you are remote. It doesn't have anything to do with jumps.
With 1 skill in remote sensing, you must be within 1 lightyear of the planet in order to get the most accurate surface scans. At level 5, you can be 9 light years away. You can be further away, but your surface scans will be innacurate. A jump has nothing to do with lightyears.
Here is the SPECIFIC NOTE: "Big note: Scan accuracy varies heavily by range to the system. While scanning at your max range may give you an idea of a planets usefulness without travelling there (spotting two rich resources near each other), be sure to rescan when you're in the system for best accuracy. In-system vs. in-orbit makes no difference. You can scan your existing colonies at any range and seemingly at in-system accuracy - which makes sense, since you've already got "equipment" there. So don't worry about range if you need to rearrange your extractors."
@@WyMustIGo Thanks for the info. I don't stray too far from there so it has never been an issue. I think the fact it is related in light years makes it hard to think of in a range system wise.
so much good info yet sooo many tangents filled with repetitive off topic ####. Condense these 2 videos to one 15-20min video. dont repeat anything, my ptsd says in need a drink listening to this.
For anyone watching, there is a skill called "Customs code expertise" under the "Trade" skills, that will reduce the taxes transfering on and off planets.
Thanks Nicolas, I did forget to mention that so thanks xD Note this discount only applies at NPC stations though :) o7
@@daddex9222 Yeah, but high-sec is mostly NPCs right? I might stand corrected here, since Ive been away for quite some time and just returning.
Yeah im dealing with 17 tax rn got me mad cos I gotta move everything 3 times
I just got done watching parts one and two almost 2 years after you have made these videos and they have been most informative. Thank you so much for sharing.
Thanks Terry. I keep an eye on the PI processes to make sure the vids are not out of date. Really glad they Helped you get going! o7
This is crazy town, You could literally plan everything prior to leaving, and be in and out before a jump cloak times out.
Thank you for sharing.
yeah. there is no need to be at a customs station for more than a few seconds. Many seem to linger.
@@daddex9222 yeah I live in Null so there’s been a big fear on my part that I would be left out with my pants down picking up and dropping off. Thanks for letting me keep my pants up! 😂
Just opened all the PI skills. Great instructions for a complex system and part one video is a must see.
Really liking these, have set up three planets so far, finding that even in low sec the yeild is only averaging 50%, obviously need to find me some wormholes!
Results will vary based on how many people have PI going on | planet so going anywhere quieter should help. WH the best return for sure. Good luck! xD
you did such a good job, i used this in 2022 and it helped me tremendously
helped me understand the basics of PI. great video for a beginner nerd like me :)
Hey Dex great video. Thanks for including the time it takes and the amount that can be made. Was going to ask in part 1 but figured you'd include it. The amount difference from low sec to a wormhole was very surprising wasn't expecting it to be so large . Look forward to the updated numbers!
Always nice to see a detailed PI guide, I'd suggest removing the storage altogether and just run everything through the launchpad. Unless you've made a total arse of the maths it'll work fine and it's more elegant. Fly safe.
awsom againb .thanks so much .
You are in one of the most populated clusters in all of eve, you are in the main gallente hub for missioning and trade and very close to Jita and Motsu the Caldari hub.
Also there is an important trade skill that reduces the tax you pay that is quite important to boost profits.
This was great! Thanks for helping me get set up!
Each type of plant can make one p3 level item. I do find you need to really be out in nullsec to make the best out of pi. If you are doing it in highsec make sure you train into lowering the taxes.
I couldn't find an npc customs office even out in the 0.7 :( I didn't mention the skill though and will, thanks. Yes successful PI really need a set up in as low a sec status as the player can handle. Hope fully if they watch my other vids they know how to travel pretty safely and will get a little more confident xD
love your channel just found it when I got insttrested in PI
Thank you and welcome!!
thanks for all the vids! i now have a very profitable PI system because of you :)
great video. thanks!
Thanks for the video! Helped me out alot!
Keep up the good work mate!
Great series, very good job, you got me into PI now :) Looking for the next episode; also please touch on resource depletion - I know the asteroid belts regenerate after DT, is it the same with PI resources?
Yes, planets regenerate. But slower and more randomly compared to roids.
Thank you for this!
Great video!
Thought you always had to be in a station when you log out. But you say you log off in wormholes
Will give it a try on a low lvl character. Thanks for the info
Great video.
Hi Dex, great vid,eo what ship are you using
I use a Nereus or Sigil for the day to day and an Epithal for the haul to market xD
@@daddex9222 Thanks Dex
Hey dad. Thanks again for the good info man, you rock. Also, could you do a nullsec ratting video? I tried to do nullsec ratting today and died in less than a minute. Any tips? :)
Thanks Adam! xD I will pop into null shortly. It is probably best to head to NPC null to get a taste, or go in through a wh because the gates can be so dangerous and you also have warp bubbles to deal with.
Thanks for this! But are you making all this ISK per month with how many characters? As I understand it, you only get 6 planets per character, right?
lol, funny story, when he opens his calculator, I tried to close it cause I thought I clicked on it by mistake. xD
It sounds weird but you command centre does not need to be connected or even part of your network. If you are looking for a bit of storage use the launchpad which can act as storage and launch or an additional storage facility if you need the extra space.
You are 100% right. Some of them still have a link from the very earliest days of planetary launches from the command centre
2:45 Oh, forigive my comment on the previous video, looks like you already knew about the Agency tool there.
Couple of things. Correct me if I'm wrong. It has been a while the last time I did PI.
1. You can export (without a launchpad and custom office ) with use of the command centre. Yes only 500m3, but you can do that multiple times.
2. You've to bring the slider al the way to the left to pick up low yield spots on the planet.
3. The range you can scan on the map is in ly radius. It has nothing to do with jumps.
4. 👍
Did you see part 1, that stuff is covered there? The light years thing is correct, i have no idea why as you cant easily relate it to jumps at all.
I am starting to get this but what I apparently missed, is where are you getting your base numbers on how many items it takes at each teir item and how much material it takes to complete a cycle?
does the tax still apply if its your customs office? and can any of your infrastructure be destroyed by other players?
The owner of the customs office sets the rate and I think can exempt the owning corps members. No one can touch your on planet assets they stay there for ever even if you neglect them for ages.
Am I missing something, how can he dock into planets? I can only warp within.
where did the precious metals come from ? a second plant ?
Is it true that its not worth it to build a p2 using p1 resources from 2 seperate planets? I was going to tale the p1s and combine them on a third planet where i would not extract and just focus cpu on the p2 production.
Not at all, there is customs tax to pay, but never so much there is not profit. The real benefit of processing into t2 is the huge decrease in volume. I would say the time saved more than offsets a bit more tax.
I'm confused.
Why would anyone not like higher resolution?
If they don't like it, they can lower the video resolution on their own damn device.
I meant in terms of the text size more than overall quality, I don't speak tech very well xD
@@daddex9222 oooh
"Spaceport" is a better name for it - far more descriptive.
what is the intro????
ruclips.net/video/SCK1zTjgKsk/видео.html i pay licensing to use it Epidemic Sound does a good package though. xD
The beginning of your video is not totally accurate when it comes to remote scanning.
As I said in the other video (i been playing eve since 2007 on and off, so memory is hazy), it is the scan resolution when you observe the planet that is impacted by the skill level. The further away, the less accurate the scan is when you are remote. It doesn't have anything to do with jumps.
Read about REMOTE SENSING... It is 100% related to the distance of you and the source you are scanning in the system.
With 1 skill in remote sensing, you must be within 1 lightyear of the planet in order to get the most accurate surface scans. At level 5, you can be 9 light years away. You can be further away, but your surface scans will be innacurate. A jump has nothing to do with lightyears.
Here is the SPECIFIC NOTE:
"Big note: Scan accuracy varies heavily by range to the system. While scanning at your max range may give you an idea of a planets usefulness without travelling there (spotting two rich resources near each other), be sure to rescan when you're in the system for best accuracy. In-system vs. in-orbit makes no difference. You can scan your existing colonies at any range and seemingly at in-system accuracy - which makes sense, since you've already got "equipment" there. So don't worry about range if you need to rearrange your extractors."
BTW, a single jump in eve could be 12+ lightyears...
@@WyMustIGo Thanks for the info. I don't stray too far from there so it has never been an issue. I think the fact it is related in light years makes it hard to think of in a range system wise.
Way to complex to understand...wish U had slowed down a bit
so much good info yet sooo many tangents filled with repetitive off topic ####. Condense these 2 videos to one 15-20min video. dont repeat anything, my ptsd says in need a drink listening to this.
I got bored when u was making around 2B a day just with the market