I am using the average of eve isk this market and cheapest sell columns since this seems to provide the best overall results. The issue with just choosing the lowest sell is that it makes it effortless for one person to try to steer the marketplace by selling a single item with a really low price. Remember that this tool is only going to give you estimates and you need to verify pricing prior to making decisions. I will continue to keep an eye on the prices and adjust the weights if things appear to not be working well.

Definitely. I used lowest market last few days and it's not a good indicator of overall market cost. Yes it could be at that price during a couple of hours because of individuals selling off or competing but generally the market goes beyond ups/downs due to supply/demand. Taking the average between market and lowest cost isn't to great either for items that are volatile which have large swings. With boats the prices probably don't swing as much but that I haven't watched the market on boats.

Either I discovered another bug, or I am seriously confused: when I raise the material efficiency I would expect the number of materials required to go down, but they do not, they move up.I have a tendency to agree with you but that is actually how it works in game. You can think of it as the reverse. When you start the game unskilled you have to use 150% tools to produce a component. So it will cost 50 percent over base cost because of a lack of ability. Eventually by coaching up you can get under 100% so that you get a discount on the base component requirements.

I kind of agree - I loved this game from the day it came out, the type of mobile mmo I have been on the lookout for for ages. EVE online always frightened me, but this was a chance to jump in at the start. AFK autopiloting was probably the thing that made the sport so great and mobile friendly, and now they have practically accepted that away.If this is the way it was always intended to be, then fine, but I liked the game a great deal more before, and that I doubt I am the only one. I spent ￡ on omega and chips day 2 because I liked it so much.... Glad I paid ISK for the next month.

That's where I am too.I'm seeing a great deal of answers that downplay this, indicating that I should just spend an excess hour or two staring at my phone every time my travel route takes me through low-sec, like that is any type of good answer. But ok, if I'm not the target demographic then I can move on. I have got less expensive options when I feel the need to bore myself.I've got less expensive options when I feel the need to bore myself.I prefer drilling when mining more dull, personally.For me it mostly depends upon how much I have had to drink.Low-sec is safe. You do not need to see your phone. I afk travel to missions for buy EVE Echoes Items the last 2-3 days. This change only affects Null players right now.