Architect Archive
Thread: **** Resource shop now open, good stuff here****
Today is the first day for my resource shop, Every weekend I will have it restocked, during the weeks I will harvest and fill it up, so please visit the shop at 4297, -3662 NE from Mos Eisley.
In stock:
Dipobikate Steel
Ymiium inert gas OQ 956
Kahila Carbonate ore 3cr/unit
Oona reactive gas OQ 998 7cr/unit
Coni Doonium Iron OQ 906
Konenie Lubrication oil
I just sold some high oq polymer for 8 cpu..... Resource buying can still be good for use architects.... all the high oq stuff that we get from our harvesters we can sell for well over 5 cpu...
Then with that money we can buy all the junk stuff with low OQ that no one wants....
Just in the past 2 days I bought 200,000 worth of resources (mainly copper but some ore) foor 300,000 credits.... so 1.5 cpu
Then the next day I sold this polymer I had lots of to three seperate people (weaponsmiths) for 8 cpu each, I sold 80k of this stuff and made almost 700k!....
Now at the end of toughs days if you add it all up... I gained 120k worth of resources and 400k in credits.....
Granted this is a very very good two days, but if architects would learn some more business they can be more than well off.... Also, I sell my stuff for 5 cpu and have made tons of sales this week.... just be smart and don't always say yes. And check the bazaar for cheap power or resources and not just in your area but whole galaxy.
On Wanderhome, there's a good duralloy steel (leetug or some crap name like that) - that has over four stats that are > 900's (even though the OQ is only 229). That's some good steel for droid engineers and the like. It applies to the probot and such armor.
If you were to pull this up and siphon some off (as we architects dont use THAT much steel as we do ore) to sell on the market at a high price (probably 5:1, as DEs and other classes dont use nearly the volume we do), you can still have your steel - as well as make a profit on the extra, yet.
I don't do it as much anymore - but I have just sold batches of resources on the market instead of turning them into a deed of some kind.