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Most recent edit on 2006-04-06 07:39:55 by GrismarAdmin
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2 With the proper skills, it's doable to afk-mine in 0.8 aswell, if you setup a passive shield-tank. A possible Badger MK II setup could be: High - Miner II's, Med - 4 Shield Rechargers, 1 Survey Scanner, 1 Medium Shield Extender II, Low - 2 Cargo Expanders, 1 Power Diagnostic System. Another good option is an Iteron V, with more or less the same setup.
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Edited on 2006-04-06 07:37:48 by GrismarAdmin
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~-A high security system. It would do no good to do a bit of afk mining only to find yourself in a pod when you return, so you'll need a system with no NPC rats. Any system with a security status between 0.9 and 1.0 is pefectly safe2, NPC rats only appear in systems with a security status of 0.8 and below. This also means that you are limited in the ores that you can mine, namely Veldspar, Scordite, Plagioclase and Pyroxeres.
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~-A high security system. It would do no good to do a bit of afk mining only to find yourself in a pod when you return, so you'll need a system with no NPC rats. Any system with a security status between 0.9 and 1.0 is pefectly safe, NPC rats only appear in systems with a security status of 0.8 and below. This also means that you are limited in the ores that you can mine, namely Veldspar, Scordite, Plagioclase and Pyroxeres.
Edited on 2006-04-06 07:36:38 by GrismarAdmin
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~-An Industrial ship and the skills to pilot it. Each race has it's own Industrial ship and it doesn't really matter which one you choose, though it's generally easier to stick with your own racial ship-type. Check out the skillgroup Spaceship Command for information on piloting skills.
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- An Industrial ship and the skills to pilot it. Each race has it's own Industrial ship and it doesn't really matter which one you choose, though it's generally easier to stick with your own racial ship-type. Check out the skillgroup Spaceship Command for information on piloting skills.
A mining laser. As all Industrials can only fit one turret it's a good idea to equip the best mining laser you can fit. You should use a Miner I or one of it's better variants, until you can fit a Miner II.
A large cargo. Using the best cargo expanders available to you.
A high security system. It would do no good to do a bit of afk mining only to find yourself in a pod when you return, so you'll need a system with no NPC rats. Any system with a security status between 0.9 and 1.0 is pefectly safe, NPC rats only appear in systems with a security status of 0.8 and below. This also means that you are limited in the ores that you can mine, namely Veldspar, Scordite, Plagioclase and Pyroxeres.
A large asteroid. Asteroids get depleted, albeit very slowly with only one mining laser, so you should choose the largest asteroid you can find of the ore that you want to mine. If you don't have a mineral scanner equipped you can still get a good idea of ore content by checking the radius of the asteroid. Experience will tell you if one asteroid will fill your cargo or if you'll need to come back in a while to select a new asteroid.
A high Industrial skill level. Each Industrial has a 5% bonus to cargohold capacity per level in this skill.
A high Mining skill level. Each level in this skill will increase your mining laser yield by 5%, very important when you only have one mining laser!
A high Astrogeology skill level. Each level in this skill will increase your mining laser yield by a further 5%.
Ninja Mining
Edited on 2006-01-26 02:12:28 by ArleneFowler
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Edited on 2005-11-14 16:02:08 by VaeVictus [finished article, unknown category, ninja mining next cos it's fun!]
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To begin indy mining you'll need the following: An Industrial ship and the skills to pilot it. Each race has it's own Industrial ship and it doesn't really matter which one you choose, though it's generally easier to stick with your own racial ship-type. Check out the skillgroup Spaceship Command for information on piloting skills.
A mining laser. As all Industrials can only fit one turret it's a good idea to equip the best mining laser you can fit. You should use a Miner I or one of it's better variants, until you can fit a Miner II.
A large cargo. Using the best cargo expanders available to you.
A high security system. It would do no good to do a bit of afk mining only to find yourself in a pod when you return, so you'll need a system with no NPC rats. Any system with a security status between 0.9 and 1.0 is pefectly safe, NPC rats only appear in systems with a security status of 0.8 and below. This also means that you are limited in the ores that you can mine, namely Veldspar, Scordite, Plagioclase and Pyroxeres.
A large asteroid. Asteroids get depleted, albeit very slowly with only one mining laser, so you should choose the largest asteroid you can find of the ore that you want to mine. If you don't have a mineral scanner equipped you can still get a good idea of ore content by checking the radius of the asteroid. Experience will tell you if one asteroid will fill your cargo or if you'll need to come back in a while to select a new asteroid.
For really effective indy mining you'll need:
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Edited on 2005-11-14 15:59:23 by VaeVictus
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For really effective indy mining you'll need:
Edited on 2005-11-14 15:58:31 by VaeVictus
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- A high Industrial skill level. Each Industrial has a 5% bonus to cargohold capacity per level in this skill.
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- A high Industrial skill level. Each Industrial has a 5% bonus to cargohold capacity per level in this skill. - A high Mining skill level. Each level in this skill will increase your mining laser yield by 5%, very important when you only have one mining laser!
- A high Astrogeology skill level. Each level in this skill will increase your mining laser yield by a further 5%.
Edited on 2005-11-14 15:57:17 by VaeVictus [finished article, unknown category, ninja mining next cos it's fun and easy!]
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To begin indy mining you'll need the following:
- A high Industrial skill level. Each Industrial has a 5% bonus to cargohold capacity per level in this skill.
- A high Mining skill level. Each level in this skill will increase your mining laser yield by 5%, very important when you only have one mining laser!
- A high Astrogeology skill level. Each level in this skill will increase your mining laser yield by a further 5%.
Related Articles:
-Ninja Mining
CategoryMisc
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This article lacks a list of skills for effective indy mining
CategoryUnfinished
Edited on 2005-10-26 07:55:25 by GrismarAdmin [Removed 2 comments, added 'afk mining' for search hits, minor edits]
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If you're into the industrial life though, Indy Mining is the handiest way to get all your basic minerals so you can spend your active time in EVE doing something more interesting. Some people have been known to set up an alternate character (alt) with enough skills to indy mine, so when they're going to be afk they just log in with their alt and leave it mining.
This article lacks a list of skills for effective indy mining
1 Unlike macro mining, afk mining is not prohibited by the EULA.
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If you're into the industrial life though, Indy Mining is the handiest way to get all your basic minerals so you can spend your active time in EVE doing something more interesting. Some people have been known to set up Alternate Characters (alt) with enough skills to indy mine, so when they're going to be afk (i.e. Family Guy is on, it's dinner time, at work, sleeping...) they just log in with their alt and leave it mining.
For effective Indy Mining you'll need )ed: list of skills or something... later!)
Oldest known version of this page was edited on 2005-10-25 18:07:17 by VaeVictus []
Indy (Industrial) Mining is when you take your average industrial ship, install as many cargo expanders and mining lasers as you can fit and then go mining. This pretty much means sitting in a high security status system for hours while your single mining laser drops a few m3 of ore into your 10,000m3 cargo hold. It is the slowest and laziest way to mine but despite being the most boring thing you can do in EVE it is actually quite popular. Probably because it falls into the category of Away From Keyboard (afk) activities. Every indy miner is off doing something else. Have you ever tried to start a conversation in a group of indy miners?!
If you're into the industrial life though, Indy Mining is the handiest way to get all your basic minerals so you can spend your active time in EVE doing something more interesting. Some people have been known to set up Alternate Characters (alt) with enough skills to indy mine, so when they're going to be afk (i.e. Family Guy is on, it's dinner time, at work, sleeping...) they just log in with their alt and leave it mining.
CategoryUnfinished
Current EVE version: 2.08.3582 (Exodus)
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2 With the proper skills, it's doable to afk-mine in 0.8 aswell, if you setup a passive shield-tank. A possible Badger MK II setup could be: High - Miner II's, Med - 4 Shield Rechargers, 1 Survey Scanner, 1 Medium Shield Extender II, Low - 2 Cargo Expanders, 1 Power Diagnostic System. Another good option is an Iteron V, with more or less the same setup.
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Edited on 2006-04-06 07:37:48 by GrismarAdmin
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~-A high security system. It would do no good to do a bit of afk mining only to find yourself in a pod when you return, so you'll need a system with no NPC rats. Any system with a security status between 0.9 and 1.0 is pefectly safe2, NPC rats only appear in systems with a security status of 0.8 and below. This also means that you are limited in the ores that you can mine, namely Veldspar, Scordite, Plagioclase and Pyroxeres.
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~-A high security system. It would do no good to do a bit of afk mining only to find yourself in a pod when you return, so you'll need a system with no NPC rats. Any system with a security status between 0.9 and 1.0 is pefectly safe, NPC rats only appear in systems with a security status of 0.8 and below. This also means that you are limited in the ores that you can mine, namely Veldspar, Scordite, Plagioclase and Pyroxeres.
Edited on 2006-04-06 07:36:38 by GrismarAdmin
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~-An Industrial ship and the skills to pilot it. Each race has it's own Industrial ship and it doesn't really matter which one you choose, though it's generally easier to stick with your own racial ship-type. Check out the skillgroup Spaceship Command for information on piloting skills.
- mining laser. As all Industrials can only fit one turret it's a good idea to equip the best mining laser you can fit. You should use a Miner I or one of it's better variants, until you can fit a Miner II.
- A large hold. Using the best cargo expanders available to you.
- A high security system. It would do no good to do a bit of afk mining only to find yourself in a pod when you return, so you'll need a system with no NPC rats. Any system with a security status between 0.9 and 1.0 is pefectly safe, NPC rats only appear in systems with a security status of 0.8 and below. This also means that you are limited in the ores that you can mine, namely Veldspar, Scordite, Plagioclase and Pyroxeres.
- A large asteroid. Asteroids get depleted, albeit very slowly with only one mining laser, so you should choose the largest asteroid you can find of the ore that you want to mine. If you don't have a mineral scanner equipped you can still get a good idea of ore content by checking the radius of the asteroid. Experience will tell you if one asteroid will fill your cargo or if you'll need to come back in a while to select a new asteroid.
- A high Industrial skill level. Each Industrial has a 5% bonus to cargohold capacity per level in this skill.
- A high Mining skill level. Each level in this skill will increase your mining laser yield by 5%, very important when you only have one mining laser!
- A high Astrogeology skill level. Each level in this skill will increase your mining laser yield by a further 5%. Ninja Mining
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- An Industrial ship and the skills to pilot it. Each race has it's own Industrial ship and it doesn't really matter which one you choose, though it's generally easier to stick with your own racial ship-type. Check out the skillgroup Spaceship Command for information on piloting skills.
Edited on 2006-01-26 02:12:28 by ArleneFowler
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CategoryMining CategoryUnfinished
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CategoryUnfinished
Edited on 2005-11-14 16:02:08 by VaeVictus [finished article, unknown category, ninja mining next cos it's fun!]
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To begin indy mining you'll need the following:
Not Indy Mining
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To begin indy mining you'll need the following:
- An Industrial ship and the skills to pilot it. Each race has it's own Industrial ship and it doesn't really matter which one you choose, though it's generally easier to stick with your own racial ship-type. Check out the skillgroup Spaceship Command for information on piloting skills.
- A mining laser. As all Industrials can only fit one turret it's a good idea to equip the best mining laser you can fit. You should use a Miner I or one of it's better variants, until you can fit a Miner II.
- A large cargo. Using the best cargo expanders available to you.
- A high security system. It would do no good to do a bit of afk mining only to find yourself in a pod when you return, so you'll need a system with no NPC rats. Any system with a security status between 0.9 and 1.0 is pefectly safe, NPC rats only appear in systems with a security status of 0.8 and below. This also means that you are limited in the ores that you can mine, namely Veldspar, Scordite, Plagioclase and Pyroxeres.
- A large asteroid. Asteroids get depleted, albeit very slowly with only one mining laser, so you should choose the largest asteroid you can find of the ore that you want to mine. If you don't have a mineral scanner equipped you can still get a good idea of ore content by checking the radius of the asteroid. Experience will tell you if one asteroid will fill your cargo or if you'll need to come back in a while to select a new asteroid.
For really effective indy mining you'll need:
Not Indy Mining
-Ninja MiningCategoryMisc
Edited on 2005-11-14 15:59:23 by VaeVictus
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Tips
To begin indy mining you'll need the following:
For really effective indy mining you'll need:
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Tips
To begin indy mining you'll need the following:For really effective indy mining you'll need:
Edited on 2005-11-14 15:58:31 by VaeVictus
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- A high Industrial skill level. Each Industrial has a 5% bonus to cargohold capacity per level in this skill.
- A high Mining skill level. Each level in this skill will increase your mining laser yield by 5%, very important when you only have one mining laser!
- A high Astrogeology skill level. Each level in this skill will increase your mining laser yield by a further 5%.
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- A high Industrial skill level. Each Industrial has a 5% bonus to cargohold capacity per level in this skill. - A high Mining skill level. Each level in this skill will increase your mining laser yield by 5%, very important when you only have one mining laser!
- A high Astrogeology skill level. Each level in this skill will increase your mining laser yield by a further 5%.
Edited on 2005-11-14 15:57:17 by VaeVictus [finished article, unknown category, ninja mining next cos it's fun and easy!]
Additions:
To begin indy mining you'll need the following:
- An Industrial ship and the skills to pilot it. Each race has it's own Industrial ship and it doesn't really matter which one you choose, though it's generally easier to stick with your own racial ship-type. Check out the skillgroup Spaceship Command for information on piloting skills.
- A mining laser. As all Industrials can only fit one turret it's a good idea to equip the best mining laser you can fit. You should use a Miner I or one of it's better variants, until you can fit a Miner II.
- A large cargo. Using the best cargo expanders available to you.
- A high security system. It would do no good to do a bit of afk mining only to find yourself in a pod when you return, so you'll need a system with no NPC rats. Any system with a security status between 0.9 and 1.0 is pefectly safe, NPC rats only appear in systems with a security status of 0.8 and below. This also means that you are limited in the ores that you can mine, namely Veldspar, Scordite, Plagioclase and Pyroxeres.
- A large asteroid. Asteroids get depleted, albeit very slowly with only one mining laser, so you should choose the largest asteroid you can find of the ore that you want to mine. If you don't have a mineral scanner equipped you can still get a good idea of ore content by checking the radius of the asteroid. Experience will tell you if one asteroid will fill your cargo or if you'll need to come back in a while to select a new asteroid.
- A high Industrial skill level. Each Industrial has a 5% bonus to cargohold capacity per level in this skill.
- A high Mining skill level. Each level in this skill will increase your mining laser yield by 5%, very important when you only have one mining laser!
- A high Astrogeology skill level. Each level in this skill will increase your mining laser yield by a further 5%.
Related Articles:
-Ninja Mining
CategoryMisc
Deletions:
This article lacks a list of skills for effective indy mining
CategoryUnfinished
Edited on 2005-10-26 07:55:25 by GrismarAdmin [Removed 2 comments, added 'afk mining' for search hits, minor edits]
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Indy Mining (aka Afk Mining)
Indy (Industrial) Mining is when you take your average industrial ship, install as many cargo expanders and mining lasers as you can fit and then go mining. This pretty much means sitting in a high security status system for hours while your single mining laser drops a few m3 of ore into your 10,000m3 cargo hold. It is a very slow way to mine but despite being among the most boring things you can do in EVE it is actually quite popular. This is probably because it falls into the category of Away From Keyboard (afk) activities. Every indy miner is off doing something else 1. Have you ever tried to start a conversation in a group of indy miners?!If you're into the industrial life though, Indy Mining is the handiest way to get all your basic minerals so you can spend your active time in EVE doing something more interesting. Some people have been known to set up an alternate character (alt) with enough skills to indy mine, so when they're going to be afk they just log in with their alt and leave it mining.
This article lacks a list of skills for effective indy mining
1 Unlike macro mining, afk mining is not prohibited by the EULA.
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Indy Mining
Indy (Industrial) Mining is when you take your average industrial ship, install as many cargo expanders and mining lasers as you can fit and then go mining. This pretty much means sitting in a high security status system for hours while your single mining laser drops a few m3 of ore into your 10,000m3 cargo hold. It is the slowest and laziest way to mine but despite being the most boring thing you can do in EVE it is actually quite popular. Probably because it falls into the category of Away From Keyboard (afk) activities. Every indy miner is off doing something else. Have you ever tried to start a conversation in a group of indy miners?!If you're into the industrial life though, Indy Mining is the handiest way to get all your basic minerals so you can spend your active time in EVE doing something more interesting. Some people have been known to set up Alternate Characters (alt) with enough skills to indy mine, so when they're going to be afk (i.e. Family Guy is on, it's dinner time, at work, sleeping...) they just log in with their alt and leave it mining.
For effective Indy Mining you'll need )ed: list of skills or something... later!)
Oldest known version of this page was edited on 2005-10-25 18:07:17 by VaeVictus []
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Indy Mining
Indy (Industrial) Mining is when you take your average industrial ship, install as many cargo expanders and mining lasers as you can fit and then go mining. This pretty much means sitting in a high security status system for hours while your single mining laser drops a few m3 of ore into your 10,000m3 cargo hold. It is the slowest and laziest way to mine but despite being the most boring thing you can do in EVE it is actually quite popular. Probably because it falls into the category of Away From Keyboard (afk) activities. Every indy miner is off doing something else. Have you ever tried to start a conversation in a group of indy miners?!
If you're into the industrial life though, Indy Mining is the handiest way to get all your basic minerals so you can spend your active time in EVE doing something more interesting. Some people have been known to set up Alternate Characters (alt) with enough skills to indy mine, so when they're going to be afk (i.e. Family Guy is on, it's dinner time, at work, sleeping...) they just log in with their alt and leave it mining.
Tips
For effective Indy Mining you'll need )ed: list of skills or something... later!)Not Indy Mining
Although using a Mining Barge with strip miners might seem like an improved version of Indy Mining (almost as large cargo hold, faster at mining) it lacks the afk aspect because your cargo fillls pretty quick. So even though Indy Mining is boring and is the slowest way to mine, it's probably here to stay.CategoryUnfinished
Current EVE version: 2.08.3582 (Exodus)
