Planetary Production Tutorial - More Offline ISK | EVE Echoes
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- Опубліковано 19 вер 2024
- Today we’re taking a look at yet another way to make money offline. And that’s Planetary Production. Setup some basic skills for that, settle on some planets that yield the most out of the resources needed for building ships, and just collect from tome to time, like a true entrepreneur
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I like the depth you go into. It definitely helps beginners. I did noticed an error at around 12:05 that I haven't seen mentioned in comments though: mining arrays are per planet.
So, with your current skill level, if you have two planets, you can have 6 arrays on each one for a total of 12. if you can have 8 arrays with three planets, you can have 8 on each of them for a total of 24 etc etc.
Hopefully, that helps someone out there.
That was a mistake on my side. Yes the mining arrays are per planet. Thanks for pointing that out 👍
Keep up the good work there Gica, heard one a previous video that unfortunately there was some sickness - hope you're all on the mend.
Yeah still is but better. We still don’t know it it’s covid or not. No one wants to test us lol. But in the ministry of finance, one person was diagnosed with covid... and the next day they tested all the ministry politicians and staff.... funny heh. thank you very much for your kind thoughts ❤️
Some alright info, but the actual explanation of it doesn't really begin until nearly 5:20 in. Jesus man.
Yeah sorry about that. This is an older video. I’ve improved. Latest videos the intro has been reduced considerably
Thank you! lol
Great job!
Thanks!
Came here looking for info on "Temperature Sensitivity" (Listed when looking at details for a PI material from the planet screen(not the market)) after being unable to find anything online. But didn't seem like you touched on it. I'm guessing its an un-used mechanic? Maybe something they were going to have Ice from PI to be reprocessed instead of the water/fuels directly? Who knows I cant find any details on it.
Lmao. No clue. You may be right. Possibly unused mechanic. I’ll try to dig, se what I can find
Now the true question is...
Which planetary pay more isk
Did not dive too much into this area. But might be worth an investigation or two
Hi Gica, thanks for the tutorial. What do you think a newbie in Eve echoes should do? i interested in almost al aspects of the game. Does it make sence to go industry for ships, mine my own minerals, planetary production, hauling to station and trade the ships then in market?
Edit: as a newbie, complete the basic and advanced tutorials in-game. You’ll get some skill boosts and some free ships!
For an alpha account, military path is what I recommend. Other professions have restrictions because of the alpha (can’t build, can’t sell). If you’re going for omega, yeah, industry is great. There’s a lot of money to be made early on, since the market will be empty haha
For starters, regardless of what profession you choose to take on, I recommend setting up your Planetary Production. Even if you go military, as an alpha, at one point you’re going to go omega, and you’ll be able to sell all that gathered materials. Hauling might also be good. But try to limit the spreading of skills as much as possible. Focus on one thing. Otherwise you get to be able to do everything, but pretty much with crappy efficiency
@@GicaForta thanks so far. I will go for omega for launch as Well. PvP like piracy is one of my big favorites. What do you recommend as second isk income If I go for PvP? Because at the beginning I will have a hard time to earn lot of isk only in piracy as a noob.
Aye, fellow pirate 🏴☠️ 😍 well, npc pve anomalies / combat encounters for starters. Since it’s the same skills
@@GicaForta what would your recommend for an alt account ? on main account i go pvp and pve, but on second account (also omega) maybe planetary production and hauling ?
im thinking about those 2 because they're both offline activities unlike mining for example. but im open for suggestions.
You can have the 2nd one as a builder. Planetary/hauling is definitely a good start. If you join a corp, you can use your alt to build stuff as other people will be mining
Mining arrays are per planet not total. So with Basic 5 skill you could have set up 2 planets with 6 arrays each.
Yes the numbers are per planet. I did not mention that correctly in the video. Thank you for pointing it out 👍
Which itc should i go as an alpha clone. So that i could buy items from market?. It always says i need to go to an itc which has 0 sec. But iam completely lost in finding it in the map. Iam confused also to the market limitations because sometimes as an alpha clone i was able to buy and get the deal done then failed mostly all the time.
Open market => bottom down you have “see nearby ITCs”. Tap that and you’ll see a list. Pick whichever is closer to you. It doesn’t matter which ITC you go to. You can always have the stuff delivered to you regardless from which itc you buy. Same goes for when selling. Whoever buys from the ItC you put it in for sell, they can either manually pick it up or be delivered to their location. The itc system they made is pretty intelligent I must say 😁 saves a lot of people, a lot of time, plus, creates jobs (haulers! Space truckers, delivering and moving stuff)
What ship do you recommend for transporting resources in mass quantities?
Well let’s see. The cheapest transport frigates have 1000 cubic meters which means you can transport 100,000 pieces of minerals (every mineral occupies 0.01 cubic meters). If you want to go bigger, tayra, iteron etc. then there’s the interbus fleet. Look those up in the ship tree :D
@@GicaForta Thank you!
Thank you for this tutorial!
Thanks for dropping by ❤️
Hello, Nice vídeo, I have one question, when I try to sell it has a default 1 isk pero unit price and I can choose the value, how do I know what is the standar price for a better sell
First tap the item in your inventory to open up it’s info panel. In that panel scroll down a bit if it’s not visible at first. There’s a row saying “market” and a price (that price is estimated by the game, and not the actual current value on the market based on sell / buy orders.. it’s just a market supposed average)
You can tap on that to view market details for that item (list buy orders and sell orders). Then you can make an idea about what price to put yourself
@@GicaForta thanks bro
No problem mate!
what resolution is this to get the wide view? mines now like that at all lol
It’s my iPhone X screen resolution 2436×1125
@@GicaForta Ooo i see lucky boy lucky boy
Can i change what planet im mining from? dont see any options. Thanks.
yup. Just remove the miners from a planet. And put them on another one 👍
If you have no mining equipment on a planet => that planet is “not occupied” by you
@@GicaForta How can you remove the miner from the planet?
can you gank ppl in high sec like in EvE?
Like Drew said, nope.
good video! btw im a newbie and my venture trainer got destroyed when i mine. what should i buy, frigate tech 3 (i want kestrel) or the venture trainer (bruh someone sell it with 50k isk 😂)? i just have 270k isk.
My wallet is the same haha. I also lost a ship. The game crashed and when I got back I was dead 👌I had just bought it .....
If you want to focus on mining, get another venture. If you want to switch and do PVE you can grab a destroyer or a frigate but the destroyer is better though. But if you invested skills already into mining, i’d recommend sticking to that
@@GicaForta thanks! i think imma buy another venture.
Wow nice 👍👍👍
your video was impossible to finish. you ramble a lot!
True. That was one of my old videos. Channel has improved since then 👍
@@GicaForta I'll give it a look. Thanks for the reply.
why the fuck is the intro and outro volume are so loud. guarantee a thumb down.
Thanks for pointing that out! I should toy around with the volumes a bit!
Just post the planet spreadsheet and skip the 19 minutes of hell.
Hell is what I go through every night trying to play, record, edit and everything else needed to produce content in less than 1 hour (that’s all the time I have per day... sometimes I don’t even have that). Ans I’m using only a mobile phone for all of it... Day job 9to6 and 2 kids to look after. So please let me know how can I improve the videos. Constructive criticism please. I take in feedback. Latest vids I managed to improve by writing a skeleton script during my lunch break so I would be more cursive and focus on key points during my speech. Thanks!
Surely you could have found a more annoying and painful intro music. Naaaa just kidding you found it.
I made it. Using a trombone, an electric guitar and an old violin. It’s a small part cover after this song: ua-cam.com/video/ELLniQdIIVY/v-deo.html
On the first few videos the sound volume ratio was messed up. This was addressed in later episodes
What's the difference between rich and perfect?
Perfect deposit gives you the best yield. A fictional example would be rich yields you 4 cubic meters per hour... perfect yields you 7 cubic meters per hour... now these are not the actual numbers, I don’t know what the numbers are, but for sure, mining on Perfect gets you more materials than mining on Rich