How to earn ISK: Difference between revisions

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To access these career mission tracks, press the F12 key, then select "Show Career Agents". These introductory missions are entirely optional, but highly recommended because they provide essential skillbooks, ships, and some initial capital, with a relatively minor investment in time. The starter missions also teach you the basics of the principal career options for making money in EVE.

*'''Industry''' missions cover the basics of mining, refining and manufacturing of goods. Industrial tycoons can create enormous wealth in the EVE universe, but not without a lot of strong competition. Mining is a popular way to make money, too. But manufacturing tends not to generate any real profits until you have learned some highly advanced skills and invested heavily in blueprints. Planetary ~~interaction~~ requires a substantial initial investment, but can provide a steady stream of income to supplement your industial income.

*'''Industry''' missions cover the basics of mining, refining and manufacturing of goods. Industrial tycoons can create enormous wealth in the EVE universe, but not without a lot of strong competition. Mining is a popular way to make money, too. But manufacturing tends not to generate any real profits until you have learned some highly advanced skills and invested heavily in blueprints. Planetary industry requires a substantial initial investment, but can provide a steady stream of income to supplement your industial income.

*'''Business''' missions introduce players to EVE's open and comprehensive market system. With good trading skills, EVE players can earn substantial ISK without ever undocking from a station. You can also earn a good income from hauling goods between trade hubs, buying low in one location and then selling high in another. The business missions reward you with a basic industrial ship for free, and the starter systems offer a potential market opportunity for many goods that are in demand for new characters.

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 To access these career mission tracks, press the F12 key, then select "Show Career Agents".  These introductory missions are entirely optional, but highly recommended because they provide essential skillbooks, ships, and some initial capital, with a relatively minor investment in time. The starter missions also teach you the basics of the principal career options for making money in EVE.
-*'''Industry''' missions cover the basics of mining, refining and manufacturing of goods. Industrial tycoons can create enormous wealth in the EVE universe, but not without a lot of strong competition.  Mining is a popular way to make money, too.  But manufacturing tends not to generate any real profits until you have learned some highly advanced skills and invested heavily in blueprints.  Planetary interaction requires a substantial initial investment, but can provide a steady stream of income to supplement your industial income.
+*'''Industry''' missions cover the basics of mining, refining and manufacturing of goods. Industrial tycoons can create enormous wealth in the EVE universe, but not without a lot of strong competition.  Mining is a popular way to make money, too.  But manufacturing tends not to generate any real profits until you have learned some highly advanced skills and invested heavily in blueprints.  Planetary industry requires a substantial initial investment, but can provide a steady stream of income to supplement your industial income.
 *'''Business''' missions introduce players to EVE's open and comprehensive market system.  With good trading skills, EVE players can earn substantial ISK without ever undocking from a station. You can also earn a good income from hauling goods between trade hubs, buying low in one location and then selling high in another. The business missions reward you with a basic industrial ship for free, and the starter systems offer a potential market opportunity for many goods that are in demand for new characters.