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Thread: Fairly quick way to make your first 10,000 credits (for new players)

Redrazors
Mon Oct 04, 2004 7:19 am
#1

I've come across too many new players begging for cash recently, denegrating themselves for a lousy thousand credits. So here is a quick guide to making your first 10,000 credits.

1) Find an artisan trainer and train up artisan. It doesn’t matter if you don’t plan on being an artisan, you can untrain it soon enough.

2) Find an artisan mission terminal, and take crafting missions from Mos Eisley to Anchorhead (make sure you change the mission tab from Surveying to Crafting). All of the crafting missions that pay 1200-1400 or so credits from Mos Eisley have a destination point in Anchorhead.

3) You can craft the items while you’re waiting for the shuttle, ready to deliver as soon as you get there.

You should be making roughly 2800 credits each run, so you only need to do this four times to make your first ten thousand credits. Easy.


Of course its your call on what to buy with your 10k. Personally, I'd get myself a landspeeder, a gun and a new set of clothes. Then I'd go get a squill team and make some more money.
BehKifft
Mon Oct 04, 2004 7:28 am
#2

nice hint, but in my expierience one should head over to do it between moenia and mystyfalls on naboo once one can afford a speeder, as one can get artisan missions in both citys thus doublin the income



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MrTopi
Mon Oct 04, 2004 7:28 am
#3

Or, if you are totally broke without resources, just do a bunch of delivery missions with short distances. They are all within the city limits, so unless you run to the odd aggro NPC in a city, you are completely out of harm's way. They can be done fairly quickly, and you get to keep your self-esteem (compared with begging). Hey, you even get to learn your city's layout.


Been there, done that.


Another easy 'n honest way to make money: (novice artisan req) as soon as you can afford it, buy a wind generator for around 10k. And a wind energy survey device. Then, go survey some wind energy, dump your gen on the best spot you can find. After some time, go get your energy, put it on the nearest bazaar (in a major city likeTheed, Coronet, Bestine) for 1cpu. It will sell. Then, buy a fusion ion energy thingy (need mineral survey tool)....and the rest will be easy. High-class fusion sells for 2cpu easily on bazaars, I do it all the time on Chimaera. Not amazing money, but will keep you alive There are guides for this, please do a forum search.




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Emotemaster
Mon Oct 04, 2004 7:30 am
#4






MrTopi wrote:

Or, if you are totally broke without resources, just do a bunch of delivery missions with short distances. They are all within the city limits, so unless you run to the odd aggro NPC in a city, you are completely out of harm's way. They can be done fairly quickly, and you get to keep your self-esteem (compared with begging). Hey, you even get to learn your city's layout.


Been there, done that.


Another easy 'n honest way to make money: (novice artisan req) as soon as you can afford it, buy a wind generator for around 10k. And a wind energy survey device. Then, go survey some wind energy, dump your gen on the best spot you can find. After some time, go get your energy, put it on the nearest bazaar (in a major city likeTheed, Coronet, Bestine) for 1cpu. It will sell. Then, buy a fusion ion energy thingy (need mineral survey tool)....and the rest will be easy. High-class fusion sells for 2cpu easily on bazaars, I do it all the time on Chimaera. Not amazing money, but will keep you alive There are guides for this, please do a forum search.





Crafting missions don't require resources (NPC gives them to ya)






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mikalar
Mon Oct 04, 2004 7:36 am
#5

Another one I liked early on was to run delivery missions between Moenia and Theed. ~2K in each direction including the cost of the shuttle.




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MackAgp
Mon Oct 04, 2004 8:27 am
#6

I found the best was to get a survey tool and run the survey missions,


Bit like this


Get Brawler do droid quests to get vehicle rental,


Get vehicle,

Go to craft mission term, pull 2 mission for same resource - find a spot 1k away for that resource and waypoint it(ie a high spot) drive out, survey, 2missions complete - Rinse & Repeat - Boring, but quick - you drive back and forth 2k each time to finish 2 missions





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Eyam
Mon Oct 04, 2004 2:11 pm
#7

Easiest way I can think of for a new player to make serious money is to rent out their lots temporarily for harvesters.


Running surveying missions or crafting missions will make you 10k pretty quickly, but how far will 10k get you?


On my server, I pay 300k up front to rent 8 lots (like to leave the new player 2, in case they want to drop a house) for the duration of whatever spawn it is I want to dropmy harvs on. Takes about 45 mins of their time dropping the harv, then 45 mins picking it up again & trading it back when the resource dries up, at which time I pay them a second 300k, plus usually some sort of a bonus.


They make 600k plus bonus, I usuallyget a couple of million units of some resource.


I suspect there's a market for renting lots on every server.


If any new player wants to make money renting lots, I'd recommend advertising on the trade forum of your galaxy, & making it clear it's just temporary for harvesters.


Once you've got your lots back, investing in some harvs yourself, even if only Fusion harvs, is a pretty sure way to keep your income ticking over, & you won't particularlyneed surveying skills - just drop your BER14s where you see everyone elses'.


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