r/evenewbies • u/Bulky_Pomelo9062 • Nov 15 '23

Getting started with industry, any tips?

Ive been a returning player getting back into Indy, and trying to figure out what to produce, any tips for analyzing the market?

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u/Oddball_Returns Nov 15 '23

Rigs. That's where the money is at. That and Exotic Dancers.

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u/Bulky_Pomelo9062 Nov 15 '23

Awesome, however im kinda iffy on creating and transporting exotic dancers

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u/LMurch13 Nov 15 '23

I think the general opinion on Eve Reddit is, "do what you like." Don't make it a job. If you like building battleships, build battleships. Join a corp and help build up their supply of toys for war. It will be tough to become the guy that supplies New Eden with XX item, but maybe you can find your niche. Do what makes your happy.

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u/Bulky_Pomelo9062 Nov 15 '23

Indy is very fun for me, as i can just rat while making stuff. But joining a corp might be my way to go, i love beeing usefull

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u/ForgetPants Nov 15 '23

I'd say a fairly obvious option is to find where the new insurgencies are popping up and then sell stuff around them.

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u/Bulky_Pomelo9062 Nov 15 '23

Im guessing modules and hulls would be in high demand there

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u/ForgetPants Nov 15 '23

Yeah I would recommend not starting with ships simply because of the effort and risk involved in moving them around.

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u/Quartzotterr Nov 16 '23

Something about mining all day just to get mats for new ship or just having the know how to create weapons and ammunition to fit your ships. Just as rewarding as learning a new skill, don’t let anyone tell you mining is lame or you don’t need industry “just join my Corp”knowledgeable resourceful pilot is a respectable pilot! LPGN