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While many other methods exist out there for biomass farming, my version is not intended for EVE veterans who want to do skill farming, because it is not the most effective in terms of SP per hour. However, it has several advantages for the new bro:

# This biomass ~~circle~~ is intended to run solo

# This biomass cycle is intended to run solo

# Requires relatively little upfront investment

# Can be done semi-afk

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My goal is to help out new bro who is a parent (like myself), or someone who has time but is fragmented (like a parent), to fast track their progression in the game so they can jump into their designed content quicker.

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Expect to spend about 3 days per biomass circle, this includes some downtime, which is why this is not the most efficient way of doing it, but you can expect to spend about 8 hours of semi-Active/semi-AFK playtime, plus about 4 hours of semi-AFK/full-AFK. The 3-day circle time is due to Project Discovery having a daily limit of 20 runs per day, but you need 50 to get all 130 AIR points. So you can twist my plan to finish this in a day, but then you have to be pretty lucky or get creative to figure out ways to make up for those points.

This method relies on the Free AIR Expert system, once activated, they only last 7 days, so once you start, it is recommended that you finish one biomass ~~circle~~ within 14 days. I will explain why later.

Expect to spend about 3 days per biomass cycle, this includes some downtime, which is why this is not the most efficient way of doing it, but you can expect to spend about 8 hours of semi-Active/semi-AFK playtime, plus about 4 hours of semi-AFK/full-AFK. The 3-day cycle time is due to Project Discovery having a daily limit of 20 runs per day, but you need 50 to get all 130 AIR points. So you can twist my plan to finish this in a day, but then you have to be pretty lucky or get creative to figure out ways to make up for those points.

In return, you will get 325K SP in return every biomass cycle (every 3 days assuming you follow my plan). You can get more or even the full 750K SP, but I would argue the time spent to get that remaining SP gets significantly harder after that 325K mark. For a newbro who has under 10M SP, a large skill injector will give you 500K SP at the cost of 850+M isk, this means you earn the equivalent of 550+M in 3 days, not counting the mission reward and other income you get from the biomass cycle.

This method relies on the Free AIR Expert system, once activated, they only last 7 days, so once you start, it is recommended that you finish one biomass cycle within 14 days. I will explain why later.

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## Just buy from JITA or any major trading hub, just don't get ripped off in a random station

## Just make sure you have a Micro Warp Drive + 3 Drone Damage Amplifier, the rest can be however to make the fit work

## And why a Tristan you may ask? Why don't just throw in a Metamorphosis, or Sunesis, or even Gnosis? While, first, they are relatively more expensive (FD ship is free!). Second, one AIR mission requires kills from a frigate. Lastly, most of our DPS will be from Drones.

# A scanning frigate

## If your career system is in Caldari, which I recommend, then you can take out a Flight Deck Heron.

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## This is the only ship that will be parked outside of your stage system, but near Dagan, this ship is meant to take out Dagan

== The Run ==

Again, I won't explain the details on how to run the Career Agent missions, if you haven't done that in your main, you should do them, if you still don't want to, there is plenty of info out there on the internet or just ask for help in-game.

This method heavily relies on the Expert system to skip the training needed and provide the DPS needed to go through the missions. All Expert Systems provide drone skills, and drones will easily carry you through all of Tristan's career missions (hence the choice for Tristan). If you didn't save the Expert system from your main, your first time may be a bit slower, but once you get it going, it will be pretty smooth.

=== 1st Run (assume no Expert System saved from main) ===

Compared with the real run below, the only difference here is when you activate the Expert System, you should activate one to help you get started, but since you don't have one. You need to complete the Explorer Career missions first without any Expert System, then get the Explorer Expert system, activate it, and then do the rest.

You may also choose to save the Civilian modules and the Gas Cloud Passkey from the 1st run, and then you can go through them into your Tristan or Scan ship to make your subsequential runs a tiny bit faster.

You may also save up a few ships from the 1st run for your 2nd run, but if you are in Uni, it is much easier to take out a Flight Deck ship instead.

=== 2nd Run (real deal starts here) ===

# Get in your scanning ship, and scan all of the anomalies in your Career Agent system, they should be pretty easy to do

# Do not log out as it will reset your scanning result, then just go through the Explorer mission agent's 5 missions.

## You will just pick up the mission, warp to the site, listen to the talk, and use your MWD to quickly go from gate to gate.

# Start to do the rest of the 4 Career Agent missions, the only critical thing is: After finishing the Enforcer Agent missions, save up your Enforcer Expert System and do '''NOT''' use it, you need that for later.

# a few quick tips for the Career Agent missions:

## On the mission "The Stand" and "Angle of Mercy" insure your ship to the max level and will give you some nice insurance fraud money. (since the ship was free)

## On the mission "Production Assistant", simply don't pick up the container till you mine all of the Kernit on site, that will help you finish one of the AIR mining missions for Kernite.

## Quite a few missions that want you to equip a specific weapon or a weapon, but as far as you have drones to kill the NPC, it doesn't matter if you have a weapon or not. this applies to the "Production Assistant" mission mentioned above, the drones in your Venture are more than capable of killing the NPC with the skills provided by the Expert system.

## MWD will make most missions within pocket travel a breeze (like going to the smuggler star gate, or catching the smuggler leader with a web)

## I won't bother salvaging unless the site contains more than 5 wrecks. I will just bookmark them, and after a few more missions, come back and do them in batches in a salvage ship. Much faster this way, if you worry you won't get enough salvage via those missions, don't worry too much. You can do a few combat sites, there are AIR missions about combat sites anyway.

Then activate your Enforcer Expert System, jump into your Algos, and Finish the SoE arc. Before the Dagan mission, jump into your Thrasher parked nearby the Dagan system, go in, and orbit Dagan at 500M, he will fall within 5 mins.

There are a few things that are not related to the Career Agent missions and SoE arc, just do them when you feel like it:

# Create a corp

# Join one of Uni's many daily LP fleets or just ask someone to invite you to a fleet and dismiss the fleet

# Search and find your main and then:

## Add your main as a contact

## Send your main a message

## Send your main a mail

# Mine the required amount of ores

## They are all nicely one full load of a Venture

## I do them when I need to AFK for a while, such as when I need to go cooking, or just take a peek between work calls

# Hop in a shuttle, establish a super long travel route that covers 5 low sec regions, and 5 null sec regions, turn on autopilot, leave the computer on and go to bed

# Scanning can be done by logging, scan all signature in your Career system (since they are easy), log out, log back in, it will reset, and scan again till you complete all 50.

# Wormwhole

# Gas Site

# Enter Combat Site (Jump into a shuttle)

# Finish Combat Site (use your Algos)

Mining and Manufacturing and Market

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 While many other methods exist out there for biomass farming, my version is not intended for EVE veterans who want to do skill farming, because it is not the most effective in terms of SP per hour. However, it has several advantages for the new bro:
-# This biomass circle is intended to run solo
+# This biomass cycle is intended to run solo
 # Requires relatively little upfront investment
 # Can be done semi-afk
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 My goal is to help out new bro who is a parent (like myself), or someone who has time but is fragmented (like a parent), to fast track their progression in the game so they can jump into their designed content quicker.
-<br>
-Expect to spend about 3 days per biomass circle, this includes some downtime, which is why this is not the most efficient way of doing it, but you can expect to spend about 8 hours of semi-Active/semi-AFK playtime, plus about 4 hours of semi-AFK/full-AFK. The 3-day circle time is due to Project Discovery having a daily limit of 20 runs per day, but you need 50 to get all 130 AIR points. So you can twist my plan to finish this in a day, but then you have to be pretty lucky or get creative to figure out ways to make up for those points.
 <br><br>
-This method relies on the Free AIR Expert system, once activated, they only last 7 days, so once you start, it is recommended that you finish one biomass circle within 14 days. I will explain why later.
+Expect to spend about 3 days per biomass cycle, this includes some downtime, which is why this is not the most efficient way of doing it, but you can expect to spend about 8 hours of semi-Active/semi-AFK playtime, plus about 4 hours of semi-AFK/full-AFK. The 3-day cycle time is due to Project Discovery having a daily limit of 20 runs per day, but you need 50 to get all 130 AIR points. So you can twist my plan to finish this in a day, but then you have to be pretty lucky or get creative to figure out ways to make up for those points.
+<br><br>
+In return, you will get 325K SP in return every biomass cycle (every 3 days assuming you follow my plan). You can get more or even the full 750K SP, but I would argue the time spent to get that remaining SP gets significantly harder after that 325K mark. For a newbro who has under 10M SP, a large skill injector will give you 500K SP at the cost of 850+M isk, this means you earn the equivalent of 550+M in 3 days, not counting the mission reward and other income you get from the biomass cycle.
+<br><br>
+This method relies on the Free AIR Expert system, once activated, they only last 7 days, so once you start, it is recommended that you finish one biomass cycle within 14 days. I will explain why later.
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 ## Just buy from JITA or any major trading hub, just don't get ripped off in a random station
 ## Just make sure you have a Micro Warp Drive + 3 Drone Damage Amplifier, the rest can be however to make the fit work
+## And why a Tristan you may ask? Why don't just throw in a Metamorphosis, or Sunesis, or even Gnosis? While, first, they are relatively more expensive (FD ship is free!). Second, one AIR mission requires kills from a frigate. Lastly, most of our DPS will be from Drones.
 # A scanning frigate
 ## If your career system is in Caldari, which I recommend, then you can take out a Flight Deck Heron.
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 ## This is the only ship that will be parked outside of your stage system, but near Dagan, this ship is meant to take out Dagan
 <br>
 == The Run ==
+Again, I won't explain the details on how to run the Career Agent missions, if you haven't done that in your main, you should do them, if you still don't want to, there is plenty of info out there on the internet or just ask for help in-game.
+<br><br>
 This method heavily relies on the Expert system to skip the training needed and provide the DPS needed to go through the missions. All Expert Systems provide drone skills, and drones will easily carry you through all of Tristan's career missions (hence the choice for Tristan). If you didn't save the Expert system from your main, your first time may be a bit slower, but once you get it going, it will be pretty smooth.
 <br>
 === 1st Run (assume no Expert System saved from main) ===
 Compared with the real run below, the only difference here is when you activate the Expert System, you should activate one to help you get started, but since you don't have one. You need to complete the Explorer Career missions first without any Expert System, then get the Explorer Expert system, activate it, and then do the rest.
+<br><br>
 You may also choose to save the Civilian modules and the Gas Cloud Passkey from the 1st run, and then you can go through them into your Tristan or Scan ship to make your subsequential runs a tiny bit faster.
+<br><br>
+You may also save up a few ships from the 1st run for your 2nd run, but if you are in Uni, it is much easier to take out a Flight Deck ship instead.
 <br>
 === 2nd Run (real deal starts here) ===
+# Get in your scanning ship, and scan all of the anomalies in your Career Agent system, they should be pretty easy to do
+# Do not log out as it will reset your scanning result, then just go through the Explorer mission agent's 5 missions.
+## You will just pick up the mission, warp to the site, listen to the talk, and use your MWD to quickly go from gate to gate.
+# Start to do the rest of the 4 Career Agent missions, the only critical thing is: After finishing the Enforcer Agent missions, save up your Enforcer Expert System and do '''NOT''' use it, you need that for later.
+# a few quick tips for the Career Agent missions:
+## On the mission "The Stand" and "Angle of Mercy" insure your ship to the max level and will give you some nice insurance fraud money. (since the ship was free)
+## On the mission "Production Assistant", simply don't pick up the container till you mine all of the Kernit on site, that will help you finish one of the AIR mining missions for Kernite.
+## Quite a few missions that want you to equip a specific weapon or a weapon, but as far as you have drones to kill the NPC, it doesn't matter if you have a weapon or not. this applies to the "Production Assistant" mission mentioned above, the drones in your Venture are more than capable of killing the NPC with the skills provided by the Expert system.
+## MWD will make most missions within pocket travel a breeze (like going to the smuggler star gate, or catching the smuggler leader with a web)
+## I won't bother salvaging unless the site contains more than 5 wrecks. I will just bookmark them, and after a few more missions, come back and do them in batches in a salvage ship. Much faster this way, if you worry you won't get enough salvage via those missions, don't worry too much. You can do a few combat sites, there are AIR missions about combat sites anyway.
+<br>
+Then activate your Enforcer Expert System, jump into your Algos, and Finish the SoE arc. Before the Dagan mission, jump into your Thrasher parked nearby the Dagan system, go in, and orbit Dagan at 500M, he will fall within 5 mins.
+<br>
+There are a few things that are not related to the Career Agent missions and SoE arc, just do them when you feel like it:
+# Create a corp
+# Join one of Uni's many daily LP fleets or just ask someone to invite you to a fleet and dismiss the fleet
+# Search and find your main and then:
+## Add your main as a contact
+## Send your main a message
+## Send your main a mail
+# Mine the required amount of ores
+## They are all nicely one full load of a Venture
+## I do them when I need to AFK for a while, such as when I need to go cooking, or just take a peek between work calls
+# Hop in a shuttle, establish a super long travel route that covers 5 low sec regions, and 5 null sec regions, turn on autopilot, leave the computer on and go to bed
+# Scanning can be done by logging, scan all signature in your Career system (since they are easy), log out, log back in, it will reset, and scan again till you complete all 50.
+# Wormwhole
+# Gas Site
+# Enter Combat Site (Jump into a shuttle)
+# Finish Combat Site (use your Algos)
+<br><br>
+Mining and Manufacturing and Market