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But you can totally walk into EVE, drop down enough real money to buy gametime coupons that you can sell for enough ingame money to buy a character (on the offi
by ben0x539 13y ago
But you can totally walk into EVE, drop down enough real money to buy gametime coupons that you can sell for enough ingame money to buy a character (on the offical forums) that can fly a titan and then buy an existing titan. You don't have to bootstrap your way to your spaceship with a pickaxe and a roll of duct tape.
- csours 13y agoRight, but SOMEBODY had to.
- erbo 13y agoIn actual practice, no single player will construct all the components for a titan. An alliance will spread the work of building the components around, especially since some of the same components used in titans are used in other capital ships and can be allocated to building whatever is necessary.
- ben0x539 13y agoYes, that's true, you don't buy them from the hat shop.
- alexeisadeski3 13y agoSo how much would it cost to actually buy a fully functioning and outfitted titan? Assuming your character can already fly it, you have the personal know-how to use it, and that all other practical considerations are separate.
- sanswork 13y ago~$1500 for the ship ~$650 for a character Fitting is harder to say since you can go cheap or expensive but probably another ~$250 minimum.
- throwaway2048 13y agotitans are useless on their own however, without a large force to back it up, flying it around is inviting almost certain death.
- samstave 13y agoAdmiral Ackbar knew this better than anyone...
- XorNot 13y agoConversely people doing this has usually led to hilarious and expensive individual losses.