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The '''Industry Career Agent''' is one of the five [[career agents]] in the game, which show new players different types of [[PvE]] activities in EVE. The industry career agent missions teach you about [[mining]], [[reprocessing]], [[manufacturing]], and [[hauling]]. In total these missions pay about 1.5M ISK in rewards.  
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The '''Industrialist - Producer''' (used to be called the Industry career agent) is one of the five [[career agents]] in the game, which show new players different types of [[PvE]] activities in EVE. The Industrialist - Producer missions teach you about [[mining]], [[reprocessing]], [[manufacturing]], and [[hauling]]. In total these missions pay about 1.5M ISK in rewards.
  
 
== Making Mountains of Molehills (1 of 10) ==
 
== Making Mountains of Molehills (1 of 10) ==
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'''{{co|#9ef37c|Objective:}}''' [[Mining|Mine]] 1000 units of Veldspar ore.
 
  
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Your agent gives you a Miner module (used for mining ore); fit it to a [[Venture]] mining frigate (if you have one from the tutorial or the [[Business career agent|business agent missions]]; if not, then any other ship will do) and undock from the station. Note that you may get a warning about "insufficient cargo space" if you're flying a Venture - you can safely ignore it, as the game somehow "forgot" that your Venture has a special ore bay which can hold many times more ore than you need to mine for this mission.
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|Type= Mining
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|Objective= [[Mining|Mine]] 1,000 units of Veldspar.
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|Rewards= Miner I (granted upon acceptance)
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The mission has created a "private" [[deadspace]] pocket for you with a single Veldspar asteroid, warp to it (to warp to the deadspace location, right-click in space or on the drop-down menu from the Info Panel). Once you're there, target the asteroid and activate your mining lasers. It shouldn't take more than a few minutes for you to mine the required 1000 units of Veldspar (although since you need more Veldspar for other missions, keep mining for a few more minutes and get a little more, it will save you a few trips later); once you're done, return to the agent's station, move the ore from your ship to the station Item Hangar, and start a conversation with the agent to complete the mission.  
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* Miner I has a better mining rate but longer cycle time compared to Civilian Miner.
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* Since this mission does not have any scripted combat, you may want to unfit your weapons and mount as many miner modules as your ship allows to expedite the process.
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* You may get a warning about "insufficient cargo space" if you're flying a Venture - you can safely ignore it, as the game somehow "forgot" that your Venture has a special ore bay which can hold many times more ore than you need to mine for this mission.
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* The mission has created a "private" [[deadspace]] pocket for you with a single Veldspar asteroid. Once you warp there, target-lock the asteroid and activate your mining lasers.
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* If you aim to complete this and all subsequent missions without buying any ores/minerals off the market, you will need to mine about 6,000 units of Veldspar.
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* Once you pass a checkpoint by starting to mine in the mission location and receiving a message from the agent, the source of the Veldspar does not matter as long as you have at least 1,000 units at the time of turn-in.
  
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Unlike many other missions, in this case you can't short-circuit the mission objectives by just buying the Veldspar from other players through the [[trading|market]], you actually have to go mine it in the deadspace pocket the mission created for you.
 
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== Making Mountains of Molehills (2 of 10) ==
 
== Making Mountains of Molehills (2 of 10) ==
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'''{{co|#9ef37c|Objective:}}''' [[Reprocessing|Reprocess]] Veldspar into at least 150 units of Tritanium minerals.
 
  
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The ''actual'' objective is to turn in 150 units of Tritanium to the agent - therefore, if you want, you could just buy the Tritanium off the [[trading|market]] (or, if you did the Tutorial, use some of the Tritanium you received as a reward). The price of Tritanium on the local market will fluctuate based on supply and demand, but will usually be around 5-6 ISK per unit (so 150 units will cost you around 1000 ISK, which is a negligible amount of money).
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|Objective= [[Reprocessing|Reprocess]] Veldspar into at least 100 units of Tritanium minerals.
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|Rewards= [[Venture]]
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If you want to do this mission the "normal" way, take some of the Veldspar you almost certainly have left over from doing [[#Making Mountains of Molehills (1 of 10)|mission 1]], right-click on it in your Item Hangar, and select "Reprocess". Veldspar (like any other ore) can only be reprocessed in stacks of 100 (don't worry about getting the stack size exactly right; any excess will simply not be reprocessed); 100 Veldspar reprocess into 415 units of Tritanium (you can find this out by either looking at the [[Reprocessing#Ore|reprocessing table on the wiki]], or by right-clicking on the Veldspar in-game, selecting "Show Info", and looking at the "Industry" tab) under ideal conditions (100% reprocessing yield). As a beginner character you will typically have around 50% reprocessing yield (which can be improved by training skills), so you will need at reprocess 100 units of Veldspar in order to get the required 150 Tritanium. Reprocessing is instantaneous, but you do pay a small fee.
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* Should you wish, you can instead buy Tritanium off the [[market]] or use any leftovers to complete the mission.
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* Reprocessing can be done by docking in a station, moving the ore to the Item Hangar, right-clicking on the ore and selecting "Reprocess". Note that you pay a small fee for reprocessing.
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'''{{co|#9ef37c|Reward:}}''' A [[Venture]] mining frigate.  
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* Ores can only be reprocessed in increments of 100 - if you have 99, for example, you need to acquire at least one more unit to reprocess them.
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* If you have a new character (with around 50% reprocessing yield), you will need at least 200 Veldspar to acquire 100 Tritanium through reprocessing.
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* You can divide a stack of ores (or any other item) by holding down the shift key and drag-and-dropping the item.
  
 
== Making Mountains of Molehills (3 of 10) ==
 
== Making Mountains of Molehills (3 of 10) ==
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'''{{co|#9ef37c|Objective:}}''' [[Manufacturing|Manufacture]] (or otherwise acquire) 2 Civilian Afterburner modules.
 
  
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This mission introduces you to basic manufacturing. Your agent gives you a Blueprint Copy ([[BPC]]) for 1MN Civilian Afterburner modules. As in many other cases, you could buy the modules from other players (using the market), but in this case it probably isn't worth it, as these modules are so rarely used (they are Civilian modules, and therefore almost worthless) that they are surprisingly expensive to buy.
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|Type= Industry
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|Objective= [[Manufacturing|Manufacture]] (or otherwise acquire) one unit of 1MN Civilian Afterburner.
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Right-click on the BPC and select "Use Blueprint". This will open the Industry window, showing you what materials you need to manufacture the module and how long it takes. Since you want to manufacture 2 modules, increase the "number of runs" to 2 to get an updated quote. Note that you cannot produce more than two modules from the BPC you were given - BPCs (unlike Blueprint Originals (BPOs)) can only be used a limited number of times (in this case, 2). You should have enough Veldspar left over from previous missions to reprocess into the required amount of Tritanium - if not, you can always buy more on the market. Once you have enough Tritanium, start the manufacturing jobs (as the two jobs run sequentially, this takes about ten minutes in total). Once they are completed, open the Industry window, select the "Jobs" tab, and click on "Deliver".  
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* To manufacture items, you can right-click on the BPC (Blue Print Copy), select "Use Blueprint", and supply the required minerals for building them. To produce two modules, increase the "number of runs" to 2 to get an updated quotation. Wait for the manufacturing job to finish, open the industry tab in the station menu on the upper right side of your screen, and click "Deliver" to obtain the items.
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* You cannot produce more than two modules from the BPC you were given - BPCs (unlike Blueprint Originals (BPOs)) can only be used a limited number of times (in this case, 2).
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* Producing all two of the required modules costs 128 Tritanium.
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* As in several other missions, you can simply buy the module off the market and turn it in instead. In addition, you can also use the "Corvette trick". Take out the 1MN Civilian Afterburner module from your Corvette, trash the ship, and click "Board my Corvette" button on the station menu - a new one with all the default modules will be produced, allowing you to take out another afterburner module.
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* You may need to right-click the Afterburner and "repackage" to turn it in (if you are turning in a used one).
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* Expanded Cargohold I increases the size of your ship's cargohold capacity at the expense of reduced structure hitpoints and maximum velocity.
  
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'''{{co|#9ef37c|Reward:}}''' An Expanded Cargohold module (increases the size of your ship's cargo bay).
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== Making Mountains of Molehills (4 of 10) ==
  
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== Making Mountains of Molehills (4 of 10) ==
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'''{{co|#9ef37c|Objective:}}''' Destroy hostile NPCs and mine enough Veldspar to reprocess into 7000 units of Tritanium.  
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|Objective= Destroy hostile NPCs and mine enough Veldspar to reprocess into 7,000 units of Tritanium.
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|Rewards= Mining Laser Upgrade I when accepting the mission. Miner I
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}}
  
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First you have to destroy two rogue drone NPCs ([[rat]]s) at the deadspace location - these are very weak and can be handled by any combat ship (even a Corvette). Fit up a combat ship with at least one weapon, warp to the deadspace area, and destroy the rats.  
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* You have to destroy two rogue drone NPCs ([[rat]]s) as part of the mission. Fit any ship with at least one weapon, warp to the deadspace area, and destroy the rats.
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* Then you can either go back to the deadspace location in a mining ship (the rats will not respawn) and mine enough Veldspar (about 3,500 units) to refine into 7,000 units of Tritanium, or you can buy the Tritanium from the market.
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*If you were following this guide, you may well have enough Veldspar and/or Tritanium left over from previous missions such as [[#Making Mountains of Molehills (1 of 10)|mission 1]] to complete the mission without any additional mining or market purchase.
  
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Then you have a choice: you can go back to the deadspace location in a mining ship (the rats will not respawn) and mine enough Veldspar (about 4000 units) to refine into 7000 units of Tritanium, or you can buy the Tritanium from the market (it usually costs around 45k ISK for 7000 units). Alternatively, you may well have enough Veldspar and/or Tritanium left over from previous missions to complete the mission without any additional mining.
 
  
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'''{{co|#9ef37c|Reward:}}''' A Miner module.
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== Making Mountains of Molehills (5 of 10) ==
 
== Making Mountains of Molehills (5 of 10) ==
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'''{{co|#9ef37c|Objective:}}''' Transport a small amount of cargo (40 m³) to another station in a nearby star system.
 
  
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When you accept the mission your agent gives you an Afterburner module module; you can fit it to your ship if you like, although it's not really relevant to completing this mission.  
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|Type= Courier
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|Objective= Transport Crates of Electronic Parts (40 m³) to another station.
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|Rewards= 1MN Afterburner (granted upon acceptance); Expanded Cargohold I
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|StandingLoss=
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Don't forget to put the item into your ship's cargo hold (you can use any ship you like) before you undock. Click the "set a destination" button (from the Info Panel drop-down menu) to [[autopilot|plot a course]] to the station where you have to drop off the item; the next stargate/station on your route will be highlighted in yellow on your overview. Don't get into the habit of using the Autopilot to actually ''fly'' your ship - the trip will be much faster if you manually warp from gate to gate.  
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* Don't forget to put the mission item into your ship's cargohold before you undock.
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* Clicking the "set destination" button will plot a course to the station where you have to drop off the item; the next stargate/station on your route will be highlighted in yellow on your overview.  
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Once you get to the destination station, you can start a conversation with your agent remotely (either through the Station Services panel or through the Info Panel drop-down) to complete the mission, but you must return to him/her to start the next mission. If you're not sure where to return to, you can look up any agents you have previously interacted with in your address book (accessible through the "People & Places" button on the NeoCom).
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* Once you get to the destination station, you can start a conversation with your agent remotely to complete the mission, but you must return to them to start the next one.
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* If you're not sure where to return to, you can look up any agents you have previously interacted with in your address book (accessible through the [[Neocom]] > Social > Contacts or the [[File:Peopleandplaces.png|24px]]Contacts "button" in the Neocom shortcut bar) in the "Agents" tab.
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'''{{co|#9ef37c|Reward:}}''' Another Expanded Cargohold module.
 
  
 
== Making Mountains of Molehills (6 of 10) ==
 
== Making Mountains of Molehills (6 of 10) ==
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'''{{co|#9ef37c|Objective:}}''' Manufacture (or otherwise acquire) 20 Cap Booster items.
 
  
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A step up from [[#Making Mountains of Molehills (3 of 10)|mission 3]], manufacturing the Cap Boosters (from a BPC given by the agent) is a little more involved.  
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* It needs three different kinds of minerals to manufacture (Tritanium, Pyerite, Mexallon - you can find this out by plugging the BPC into the Industry window and checking the inputs).
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* Then, in turn, right-click on the three input minerals and check their "Show Info" windows to determine what ores they are reprocessed from (or you can look at the [[Reprocessing#Ore|ore table on the wiki]].
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|Type= Industry
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* You will discover that all three minerals can be reprocessed from Pyroxeres or Plagioclase ore, which can be found in systems with a [[security status]] of 0.9 and below.
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|Objective= Manufacture (or otherwise acquire) 20 units of Cap Booster 25.
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* Fit up your Venture and find the nearest 0.9 (or below - but don't go into [[lowsec]]) system, then go from [[Asteroids and Ore|asteroid belt]] to asteroid belt looking for the right kind of ore.
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* Once you have mined enough of the right kind(s) of ore, return to your station, reprocess the ore into minerals, and start the manufacturing process.
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|Rewards= Cap Booster 25 BPC (granted upon acceptance)
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Alternatively, you can just buy either the minerals or the Cap Boosters from the market; they are usually not particularly expensive. However it's may still be worth going through the steps above in order to get a better understanding of the thought process behind manufacturing.  
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* As with many other missions, the quickest way to complete this mission is to buy the Cap Boosters from the market.
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* To manufacture items, you can right-click on the BPC, select "Use Blueprint", and supply the required minerals for building them. To produce 20 charges, increase the "number of runs" to 2 (this item is manufactured in batches of 10) to get an updated quotation. Wait for the manufacturing to finish, open the industry tab in the station menu on the upper right side of your screen, and click "Deliver" to obtain the items.
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* Producing the two runs of the required charges costs 329 Tritanium, 80 Pyerite, and 25 Mexallon.
  
 
== Making Mountains of Molehills (7 of 10) ==
 
== Making Mountains of Molehills (7 of 10) ==
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'''{{co|#9ef37c|Objective:}}''' Transport a small item to another station.
 
  
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A very simple courier mission (like [[#Making Mountains of Molehills (5 of 10)|mission 5]]. Note that this mission (amongst others) requires that you to put up a small sum of ISK as "collateral", which is returned to you after you complete the mission. While the amount is trivial, the principle of collateral for hauling is heavily used for hauling contracts between players (to deter the hauler from just stealing the goods they were meant to be hauling).  
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|Objective= Transport 20 x Cap Booster 25 (20 m³) to another station.
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|Rewards= Damage Control I
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'''{{co|#9ef37c|Reward:}}''' A Overdrive Injector System module (increases your ship's speed).
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* As usual for hauling missions, don't forget to put the mission item into your ship's cargohold before undocking.
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* Overdrive Injector System I increases the ship's velocity at the expense of reduced cargohold capacity.
  
 
== Making Mountains of Molehills (8 of 10) ==
 
== Making Mountains of Molehills (8 of 10) ==
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'''{{co|#9ef37c|Objective:}}''' Manufacture a Civilian Shuttle.
 
  
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While manufacturing a ship sounds more daunting than [[manufacturing]] ammunition and modules (which is what you've been doing so far), it works exactly the same way. View the BPC (for manufacturing a Shuttle) your agent gives you in the Industry window to see that it requires about 2800 units of Tritanium minerals - by now you should have no problems acquiring (mining, reprocessing, or buying) the necessary materials. The actual manufacting is fairly rapid too - around 5 minutes.
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|Objective= Manufacture a faction-specific Civilian Shuttle.
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|Rewards= Faction-appropriate Civilian Shuttle BPC (granted upon acceptance)
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Unfortunately you can't circumvent the manufacturing by buying the shuttle off the market - your agent wants a specific kind of Civilian Shuttle which isn't available on the market.  
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* To manufacture the shuttle, right-click on the BPC, select "Use Blueprint", and supply the required minerals for building it. Wait for the manufacturing job to finish, open the industry tab in the station menu on the upper right side of your screen, and click "Deliver" to obtain the item.
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* Production costs 2,640 units of Tritanium.
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* Unfortunately, you cannot circumvent the manufacturing by buying the shuttle off the market this time - your agent wants a specific kind of Civilian Shuttle which isn't available on the market.
  
 
== Making Mountains of Molehills (9 of 10) ==
 
== Making Mountains of Molehills (9 of 10) ==
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'''{{co|#9ef37c|Objective:}}''' Mine some ore and destroy the rat that appears.
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|Objective= Mine some ore, destroy the ambushing rat, and retrieve Production Assistant.
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Fit up a ship with both a weapon and a mining laser (your Corvette does the job just fine), undock, and warp to the deadspace location (sometimes it's in an adjacent star system). Inside the deadspace pocket there will be several asteroids, start mining them with your mining laser. After a minute or so a single weak rat shows up - destroy it. It drops a cargo container when destroyed; loot it, and return to your agent. While you're flying back, right-click and select "Show Info" on the "Production Assistant" you just "rescued", noting with amusement both the description and that it falls under the "Livestock" item category. Capsuleers in EVE can have a dark sense of humour.  
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* Fit your ship with both a weapon and a mining module.
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* When you mine Kernite ores inside the mission's deadspace pocket for a minute or two, a single rat shows up.
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* The rat drops a cargo container when destroyed and you can loot the Production Assistant that you need to turn in.
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* As you fly back to the station, feel free to check the amusing description of the Production Assistant you just "rescued", along with the fact that he falls under the "Livestock" item category.
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The asteroids in this site contain around 7 000 m3 of Kernite, which is otherwise only found in low-sec, null-sec or Wormhole space. It is worth spending the additional time in your Venture mining all the ore, be it for profit or later reprocessing into minerals for your own use. Mining and refining the Kernite also completes the [[AIR Career Program]] industrialist Kernite tasks.
  
 
== Making Mountains of Molehills (10 of 10) ==
 
== Making Mountains of Molehills (10 of 10) ==
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'''{{co|#9ef37c|Objective:}}''' Acquire a Frigate.
 
  
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Your agent gives you a BPC for a Frigate (probably the same one you received in the [[Exploration career agent#An Introduction to Cosmic Signatures (2 of 5)|second exploration career mission]]) and asks you to manufacture it. You're probably very familiar with the process by now (from, amongst other things, [[#Making Mountains of Molehills (6 of 10)|mission 6]]), but manufacturing a proper combat Frigate will take a few more kinds of minerals, which you can either [[reprocessing|reprocess]] from ore or [[trading|buy from other players]]. Since you'll be needing non-trivial amounts (from a new player perspective) of minerals, it probably makes sense to check the prices (if you are buying some/all the materials) in nearby stations to avoid paying far above their market value. It will probably take a bit of flying around to bring all the minerals to your agent's station.
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|Objective= Manufacture (or otherwise acquire) a frigate.
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|Rewards= BPC for a frigate ({{Sh|Tormentor}} /{{Sh|Bantam}} /{{sh|Navitas}} /{{Sh|Burst}}) (granted upon acceptance); <br>[[Haulers#Fast_transports|Fast Hauler]] ship ({{Sh|Sigil}} /{{Sh|Badger}} /{{Sh|Nereus}} /{{Sh|Wreathe}})
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* The easiest way to complete the mission is to simply turn in the same frigate granted to you when you accepted [[Exploration career agent#An Introduction to Cosmic Signatures (2 of 5)|Explorer mission 2]]. To do so, [[repackage]] the frigate if it was assembled before handing it in.
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* You may also buy the frigate off the market, as usual.
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* Actually manufacturing the frigate requires a wide variety of minerals, some of which are reprocessed from ores only found in low-sec or null-sec systems.
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* The table below lists the required amount of minerals (note that each BPC could have different material requirements depending on the material efficiency - the table uses 2% material efficiency as given from the agent)
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{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle;x"
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! Ship to Build
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! [[File:Mineral tritanium.png|24px|link=]]<br>Tritanium
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! [[File:Mineral pyerite.png|24px|link=]]<br>Pyerite
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! [[File:Mineral mexallon.png|24px|link=]]<br>Mexallon
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! [[File:Mineral isogen.png|24px|link=]]<br>Isogen
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! [[File:Mineral nocxium.png|24px|link=]]<br>Nocxium
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! [[File:Mineral zydrine.png|24px|link=]]<br>Zydrine
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! [[File:Mineral megacyte.png|24px|link=]]<br>Megacyte
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| style="text-align: left" | {{Sh|Tormentor}}
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| 30,400
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| 5,700
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| 2,375
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| 475
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| style="text-align: left;" | {{Sh|Bantam}}
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| 22,800
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| 4,275
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| 1,782
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| 357
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| style="text-align: left;" | {{Sh|Navitas}}
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| 22,800
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Of course, you can go the "easy" route and buy a finished Frigate off the market - or even turn in the Frigate you received from the second exploration career mission. To do the latter, unfit all the modules (you can do this quickly by right-clicking on the ship in the Ship Hangar and selecting "Strip Fitting"), then [[repackage]] the Frigate.
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This mission nicely illustrates that, in EVE manufacturing, time can be exchanged for money and vice-versa. Keep this in mind should you go deeper into manufacturing - you can try to acquire all the necessary materials yourself, or you can pay someone else to do it for you (by buying their ore, minerals, or modules/ships via the market - remember, in EVE, almost everything has been manufactured by players), and it's up to you to find the right balance and make the most of both your time and (in-game) money.  
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* Note that in EVE manufacturing, time can be exchanged for money and vice-versa. Keep this in mind should you go deeper into manufacturing - you can try to acquire all the necessary materials yourself, or you can pay someone else to do it for you (by buying their ore, minerals, or modules/ships via the market), and it's up to you to find the right balance and make the most of both your time and (in-game) money.
  
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'''{{co|#9ef37c|Reward:}}''' Your race's [[Industrial|Fast Industrial]] ship. These ships are very weak in combat, but can carry large amounts of cargo.  
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* The fast hauler given out as a reward can be useful in moving your ships and other goods to another station in the future. When you fit an Expanded Cargohold I to all of the low slots available (4 for {{Sh|Badger}}, 5 for {{Sh|Nereus}} and {{Sh|Wreathe}}, and 6 for {{Sh|Sigil}}), then you can haul at least two frigates (2,500m³ each) or a destroyer (5,000m³) in it.
  
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Latest revision as of 02:06, 31 January 2024

The Industrialist - Producer (used to be called the Industry career agent) is one of the five career agents in the game, which show new players different types of PvE activities in EVE. The Industrialist - Producer missions teach you about mining, reprocessing, manufacturing, and hauling. In total these missions pay about 1.5M ISK in rewards.

Making Mountains of Molehills (1 of 10)

Type Mining
Objective Mine 1,000 units of Veldspar.
Ship suggestion Venture
Rewards Miner I (granted upon acceptance)


  • Miner I has a better mining rate but longer cycle time compared to Civilian Miner.
  • Since this mission does not have any scripted combat, you may want to unfit your weapons and mount as many miner modules as your ship allows to expedite the process.
  • You may get a warning about "insufficient cargo space" if you're flying a Venture - you can safely ignore it, as the game somehow "forgot" that your Venture has a special ore bay which can hold many times more ore than you need to mine for this mission.
  • The mission has created a "private" deadspace pocket for you with a single Veldspar asteroid. Once you warp there, target-lock the asteroid and activate your mining lasers.
  • If you aim to complete this and all subsequent missions without buying any ores/minerals off the market, you will need to mine about 6,000 units of Veldspar.
  • Once you pass a checkpoint by starting to mine in the mission location and receiving a message from the agent, the source of the Veldspar does not matter as long as you have at least 1,000 units at the time of turn-in.

Making Mountains of Molehills (2 of 10)

Type Industry
Objective Reprocess Veldspar into at least 100 units of Tritanium minerals.
Rewards Venture


  • Should you wish, you can instead buy Tritanium off the market or use any leftovers to complete the mission.
  • Reprocessing can be done by docking in a station, moving the ore to the Item Hangar, right-clicking on the ore and selecting "Reprocess". Note that you pay a small fee for reprocessing.
  • Ores can only be reprocessed in increments of 100 - if you have 99, for example, you need to acquire at least one more unit to reprocess them.
  • If you have a new character (with around 50% reprocessing yield), you will need at least 200 Veldspar to acquire 100 Tritanium through reprocessing.
  • You can divide a stack of ores (or any other item) by holding down the shift key and drag-and-dropping the item.

Making Mountains of Molehills (3 of 10)

Type Industry
Objective Manufacture (or otherwise acquire) one unit of 1MN Civilian Afterburner.
Rewards 1MN Civilian Afterburner BPC (granted upon acceptance); Expanded Cargohold I


  • To manufacture items, you can right-click on the BPC (Blue Print Copy), select "Use Blueprint", and supply the required minerals for building them. To produce two modules, increase the "number of runs" to 2 to get an updated quotation. Wait for the manufacturing job to finish, open the industry tab in the station menu on the upper right side of your screen, and click "Deliver" to obtain the items.
  • You cannot produce more than two modules from the BPC you were given - BPCs (unlike Blueprint Originals (BPOs)) can only be used a limited number of times (in this case, 2).
  • Producing all two of the required modules costs 128 Tritanium.
  • As in several other missions, you can simply buy the module off the market and turn it in instead. In addition, you can also use the "Corvette trick". Take out the 1MN Civilian Afterburner module from your Corvette, trash the ship, and click "Board my Corvette" button on the station menu - a new one with all the default modules will be produced, allowing you to take out another afterburner module.
  • You may need to right-click the Afterburner and "repackage" to turn it in (if you are turning in a used one).
  • Expanded Cargohold I increases the size of your ship's cargohold capacity at the expense of reduced structure hitpoints and maximum velocity.

Making Mountains of Molehills (4 of 10)

Type Mining / Industry
Objective Destroy hostile NPCs and mine enough Veldspar to reprocess into 7,000 units of Tritanium.
Rewards Mining Laser Upgrade I when accepting the mission. Miner I


  • You have to destroy two rogue drone NPCs (rats) as part of the mission. Fit any ship with at least one weapon, warp to the deadspace area, and destroy the rats.
  • Then you can either go back to the deadspace location in a mining ship (the rats will not respawn) and mine enough Veldspar (about 3,500 units) to refine into 7,000 units of Tritanium, or you can buy the Tritanium from the market.
  • If you were following this guide, you may well have enough Veldspar and/or Tritanium left over from previous missions such as mission 1 to complete the mission without any additional mining or market purchase.


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Making Mountains of Molehills (5 of 10)

Type Courier
Objective Transport Crates of Electronic Parts (40 m³) to another station.
Rewards 1MN Afterburner (granted upon acceptance); Expanded Cargohold I


  • Don't forget to put the mission item into your ship's cargohold before you undock.
  • Clicking the "set destination" button will plot a course to the station where you have to drop off the item; the next stargate/station on your route will be highlighted in yellow on your overview.
  • Once you get to the destination station, you can start a conversation with your agent remotely to complete the mission, but you must return to them to start the next one.
  • If you're not sure where to return to, you can look up any agents you have previously interacted with in your address book (accessible through the Neocom > Social > Contacts or the Peopleandplaces.pngContacts "button" in the Neocom shortcut bar) in the "Agents" tab.

Making Mountains of Molehills (6 of 10)

Type Industry
Objective Manufacture (or otherwise acquire) 20 units of Cap Booster 25.
Rewards Cap Booster 25 BPC (granted upon acceptance)


  • As with many other missions, the quickest way to complete this mission is to buy the Cap Boosters from the market.
  • To manufacture items, you can right-click on the BPC, select "Use Blueprint", and supply the required minerals for building them. To produce 20 charges, increase the "number of runs" to 2 (this item is manufactured in batches of 10) to get an updated quotation. Wait for the manufacturing to finish, open the industry tab in the station menu on the upper right side of your screen, and click "Deliver" to obtain the items.
  • Producing the two runs of the required charges costs 329 Tritanium, 80 Pyerite, and 25 Mexallon.

Making Mountains of Molehills (7 of 10)

Type Courier
Objective Transport 20 x Cap Booster 25 (20 m³) to another station.
Rewards Damage Control I


  • As usual for hauling missions, don't forget to put the mission item into your ship's cargohold before undocking.
  • Overdrive Injector System I increases the ship's velocity at the expense of reduced cargohold capacity.

Making Mountains of Molehills (8 of 10)

Type Industry
Objective Manufacture a faction-specific Civilian Shuttle.
Rewards Faction-appropriate Civilian Shuttle BPC (granted upon acceptance)


  • To manufacture the shuttle, right-click on the BPC, select "Use Blueprint", and supply the required minerals for building it. Wait for the manufacturing job to finish, open the industry tab in the station menu on the upper right side of your screen, and click "Deliver" to obtain the item.
  • Production costs 2,640 units of Tritanium.
  • Unfortunately, you cannot circumvent the manufacturing by buying the shuttle off the market this time - your agent wants a specific kind of Civilian Shuttle which isn't available on the market.

Making Mountains of Molehills (9 of 10)

Type Encounter
Objective Mine some ore, destroy the ambushing rat, and retrieve Production Assistant.


  • Fit your ship with both a weapon and a mining module.
  • When you mine Kernite ores inside the mission's deadspace pocket for a minute or two, a single rat shows up.
  • The rat drops a cargo container when destroyed and you can loot the Production Assistant that you need to turn in.
  • As you fly back to the station, feel free to check the amusing description of the Production Assistant you just "rescued", along with the fact that he falls under the "Livestock" item category.

The asteroids in this site contain around 7 000 m3 of Kernite, which is otherwise only found in low-sec, null-sec or Wormhole space. It is worth spending the additional time in your Venture mining all the ore, be it for profit or later reprocessing into minerals for your own use. Mining and refining the Kernite also completes the AIR Career Program industrialist Kernite tasks.

Making Mountains of Molehills (10 of 10)

Type Industry
Objective Manufacture (or otherwise acquire) a frigate.
Rewards BPC for a frigate (Amarr Tormentor /Caldari Bantam /Gallente Navitas /Minmatar Burst) (granted upon acceptance);
Fast Hauler ship (Amarr Sigil /Caldari Badger /Gallente Nereus /Minmatar Wreathe)


  • The easiest way to complete the mission is to simply turn in the same frigate granted to you when you accepted Explorer mission 2. To do so, repackage the frigate if it was assembled before handing it in.
  • You may also buy the frigate off the market, as usual.
  • Actually manufacturing the frigate requires a wide variety of minerals, some of which are reprocessed from ores only found in low-sec or null-sec systems.
  • The table below lists the required amount of minerals (note that each BPC could have different material requirements depending on the material efficiency - the table uses 2% material efficiency as given from the agent)
Minerals Required for Manufacturing Objectives
Ship to Build Mineral tritanium.png
Tritanium 		Mineral pyerite.png
Pyerite 		Mineral mexallon.png
Mexallon 		Mineral isogen.png
Isogen 		Mineral nocxium.png
Nocxium 		Mineral zydrine.png
Zydrine 		Mineral megacyte.png
Megacyte
Amarr Tormentor 30,400 5,700 2,375 475
Caldari Bantam 22,800 4,275 1,782 357
Gallente Navitas 22,800 4,275 1,782 357
Minmatar Burst 22,800 4,275 1,782 357
  • Note that in EVE manufacturing, time can be exchanged for money and vice-versa. Keep this in mind should you go deeper into manufacturing - you can try to acquire all the necessary materials yourself, or you can pay someone else to do it for you (by buying their ore, minerals, or modules/ships via the market), and it's up to you to find the right balance and make the most of both your time and (in-game) money.
  • The fast hauler given out as a reward can be useful in moving your ships and other goods to another station in the future. When you fit an Expanded Cargohold I to all of the low slots available (4 for Caldari Badger, 5 for Gallente Nereus and Minmatar Wreathe, and 6 for Amarr Sigil), then you can haul at least two frigates (2,500m³ each) or a destroyer (5,000m³) in it.
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