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Wednesday, 4 September 2013

Business Thursday: high ISK/LP highsec corporations

Posted on 22:00 by Unknown
Loyalty points provides large portion of mission rewards. If you blitz the mission (complete it as fast as possible, skipping optional NPCs and looting), most of your rewards are LP. You can buy items in the LP store and then sell them for ISK. The ISK/LP conversion ratio gives how good the LP item is. Not all items are available in all stores, you should pick your corporation wisely. Pirate corporations that only have agents in nullsec can go up to 4000 ISK/LP, but we are talking about highsec missioning now. A random corporation provides rewards around 7-800 ISK/LP. With industrial implants, you can go up to 1000-1000 in random corporations.

Update: I made a nasty mistake and did not notice that the FW agents - while present in highsec - give out FW missions in lowsec. Still there are three corporations left in highsec that give much better results than normal highsec corporations:

Corporation Faction Items ISK/LP
Sisters of EVE Sisters of EVE Probes and probe launchers 2000
Thukker mix Thukker tribe Nomad implants 2000
Trust partners Thukker tribe Nomad implants 2000

There is one more LP store item group: blueprint copies. They are harder to assess since you have to get the BPC and the materials to manufacture the item and sell that. While some has good profit, it is not coming from missioning but manufacturing and the time calculating all the possible profits may not worth it. Continue at your own risk.


The daily anti-tears are starting with a happy picture: I did not even gank here on this day and still just one inappropriate ship:

Yes, I know, it's just accident and has nothing to do with my efforts. Like this ship was probably just randomly named:

People like Slavus start to get that proper fitting is important. Well, some. Others are still being informed, like Yoko Darkblu:
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