Shipwright Archive
Thread: Could Someone Tell me the Resource Requirements for Two Ships?
It would be much appreciated. Which is why I asked. I'm going to collect the resources myself to hopefully bring the price down
-Redux- wrote:
TomoRainer wrote:
They both need 70K steel, 20K low-grade ore, 10K inert petrochem, 10K aluminum, 10K iron, 10K fiberplast, 10K siliclastic ore, and 10K copper.
For a grand total of 150k of resources!!! Which means if your local shipwright charges a modest 5 cpu for his/her chassis, expect to pay 750k for the chassis.
TomoRainer wrote:
They both need 70K steel, 20K low-grade ore, 10K inert petrochem, 10K aluminum, 10K iron, 10K fiberplast, 10K siliclastic ore, and 10K copper.
Is that both together (all together it'll need 70k steel), or is that for each ship (each ship will need 70k steel)?
Zeon_Zaku wrote:
TomoRainer wrote:
They both need 70K steel, 20K low-grade ore, 10K inert petrochem, 10K aluminum, 10K iron, 10K fiberplast, 10K siliclastic ore, and 10K copper.
Is that both together (all together it'll need 70k steel), or is that for each ship (each ship will need 70k steel)?
It is for each ship. If you want to collect the resources, then you may be interested in knowning more exactly what you need:
- 60k steel of the same type
- 10k steel of the same type
- 10klow-grade oreof the same type
- 10klow-grade oreof the same type
- 10kinert petrochemicalof the same type
- 10kaluminum of the same type
- 10kiron of the same type
- 10kfiberplast of the same type
- 10ksiliclastic oreof the same type
- 10kcopper of the same type
This is for one master ship.
TomoRainer wrote:
They both need 70K steel, 20K low-grade ore, 10K inert petrochem, 10K aluminum, 10K iron, 10K fiberplast, 10K siliclastic ore, and 10K copper.
For a grand total of 150k of resources!!! Which means if your local shipwright charges a modest 5 cpu for his/her chassis, expect to pay 750k for the chassis.
Ahh, thanks. So for both I'd need...
pervel wrote:
Zeon_Zaku wrote:
TomoRainer wrote:
They both need 70K steel, 20K low-grade ore, 10K inert petrochem, 10K aluminum, 10K iron, 10K fiberplast, 10K siliclastic ore, and 10K copper.
Is that both together (all together it'll need 70k steel), or is that for each ship (each ship will need 70k steel)?
It is for each ship. If you want to collect the resources, then you may be interested in knowning more exactly what you need:
- 60k steel of the same type
- 10k steel of the same type
- 10klow-grade oreof the same type
- 10klow-grade oreof the same type
- 10kinert petrochemicalof the same type
- 10kaluminum of the same type
- 10kiron of the same type
- 10kfiberplast of the same type
- 10ksiliclastic oreof the same type
- 10kcopper of the same type
This is for one master ship.
- 140k steel
- 40k low-grade ore
- 20kinert petrochemical
- 20kaluminum
- 20kiron
- 20kfiberplast
- 20ksiliclastic
- 20kcopper
Correct?
Message Edited by Zeon_Zaku on 11-26-2004 05:53 PM
Oh, and by the way... I wouldn't mind paying 750k per. That's damn cheap compared to what Shipwrights are charging on Gorath for a B-Wing and Nova Cruiser.
-Redux- wrote:
TomoRainer wrote:
They both need 70K steel, 20K low-grade ore, 10K inert petrochem, 10K aluminum, 10K iron, 10K fiberplast, 10K siliclastic ore, and 10K copper.
For a grand total of 150k of resources!!! Which means if your local shipwright charges a modest 5 cpu for his/her chassis, expect to pay 750k for the chassis.
On Gorath, a B-Wing is rouglyoneand-a-halftotwo million credits. A Nova Cruiser is roughly three million credits.
Zeon_Zaku wrote:
Oh, and by the way... I wouldn't mind paying 750k per. That's damn cheap compared to what Shipwrights are charging on Gorath for a B-Wing and Nova Cruiser.
-Redux- wrote:
TomoRainer wrote:
They both need 70K steel, 20K low-grade ore, 10K inert petrochem, 10K aluminum, 10K iron, 10K fiberplast, 10K siliclastic ore, and 10K copper.
For a grand total of 150k of resources!!! Which means if your local shipwright charges a modest 5 cpu for his/her chassis, expect to pay 750k for the chassis.
On Gorath, a B-Wing is rouglyoneand-a-halftotwo million credits. A Nova Cruiser is roughly three million credits.
WOW! I knew there was some pricing gouging out there, but WOW!
From day 1 I have charged 5 cpu for my chassis and 30 cpu for components. My prices are competitive with other shipwrights on Bloodfin and my customers seem pleased that they can come back and be assured that they will pay the same price that they saw last week.
-Redux- wrote:
Zeon_Zaku wrote:
Oh, and by the way... I wouldn't mind paying 750k per. That's damn cheap compared to what Shipwrights are charging on Gorath for a B-Wing and Nova Cruiser.
-Redux- wrote:
TomoRainer wrote:
They both need 70K steel, 20K low-grade ore, 10K inert petrochem, 10K aluminum, 10K iron, 10K fiberplast, 10K siliclastic ore, and 10K copper.
For a grand total of 150k of resources!!! Which means if your local shipwright charges a modest 5 cpu for his/her chassis, expect to pay 750k for the chassis.
On Gorath, a B-Wing is rouglyoneand-a-halftotwo million credits. A Nova Cruiser is roughly three million credits.
WOW! I knew there was some pricing gouging out there, but WOW!
From day 1 I have charged 5 cpu for my chassis and 30 cpu for components. My prices are competitive with other shipwrights on Bloodfin and my customers seem pleased that they can come back and be assured that they will pay the same price that they saw last week.
Like hell I'm paying a few million credits for a damn chassis, then another who knows how much at the chassis dealer. Not to mention buying equipment which could add up to atleast another 100k. I guess some Shipwrights think some stupid newbies who don't know better will come and buy them because they think the ships are worth it. But I'm not that dumb... I was in BETA, I built a bunch of MP ships... I know that they don't cost three million credits to produce. >_>
I guess, there are cheap shipwrights on all servers. You just need to find them. And in a way, I can only offer such a cheap price, because I am not so well known. Otherwise, i would not be able to provide the resources.
Regards
Niacia