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| - | If you're here, you're here because your desperate for more money and want to find ways to make ISK fast. I personally got into Abyssal because mining was boring, nulsec ratting is hard without any space (this was written as TEST is moving postwar), running High Sec anomalies is frustrating when you don't get escalations, exploration is also frustrating when you can't hack wormhole-space cans and also don't find any sites you can actually do after hours of scanning down signatures. | + | If you're here, you're here because you're desperate for more money and want to find ways to make ISK fast. I personally got into Abyssal because mining was boring, nulsec ratting is hard without any space (this was written as TEST is moving postwar), running High Sec anomalies is frustrating when you don't get escalations, exploration is also frustrating when you can't hack wormhole-space cans because your skills are bad and you have T1 analyzers and also don't find any sites you can actually do after hours of scanning down signatures (Sleeper data and relic sites are such a tease). |
| Well what if I told you that there was a way to make a consistent amount of ISK with little upfront costs, and you can do this in relative safety without being beholden to RNG spawning the correct anomalies or escalations for you to run? | Well what if I told you that there was a way to make a consistent amount of ISK with little upfront costs, and you can do this in relative safety without being beholden to RNG spawning the correct anomalies or escalations for you to run? | ||
| - | That is, in my opinion, what Abyssal Deadspace represents. | + | Thats what you get from Abyssal Deadspace. |
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| * Relatively low starting costs, although moving up tiers is pretty jarring when you have to buy new platforms to handle more incoming damage and deal more damage. | * Relatively low starting costs, although moving up tiers is pretty jarring when you have to buy new platforms to handle more incoming damage and deal more damage. | ||
| * Flexibility. The range of difficulty from T0 to T6 means players can find a comfortable level of difficulty to run for themselves. The different weather types and environmental buffs also means flexibility in the ship fits you can bring. | * Flexibility. The range of difficulty from T0 to T6 means players can find a comfortable level of difficulty to run for themselves. The different weather types and environmental buffs also means flexibility in the ship fits you can bring. | ||
| + | * The loot volume is small. I can fit 107,000,000 ISK of loot in a fast aligning and warping travelceptor with 96 m2 of cargo capacity. This means safer transport options to sell off your hard earned stuff in either highsec or nullsec. | ||
| However, there are cons as well, namely: | However, there are cons as well, namely: | ||
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