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Revision as of 17:36, 3 November 2014
About the Program
The Solitude Ship Building Program is designed to make it easier for students to get ships built in the Solitude region. This program functions similarily to the BYOM/PYOS programs in Aldrat and allows students to request either a ship to be paid for in minerals or in ISK.
The current program is Solitude Player run and informal. Before requesting a ship, be sure to check to see if the Hull is in the Alpha hangers, or if there is a premade BPC in the blueprint container in Boystin.
Requesting a Ship
The best way to request a ship is to speak up and ask. Like many things in Solitude, and since it is player run, it is an informal and social program. Callouts for manufacturing can be made to the Solitude.E-Uni chat channel or the Solitude Forums. Regularly check the Sticky on the forums for up to date information on the major manufacturers currently residing in Solitude.
Please allow a few days for delivery.
Providing a Ship
Anyone who can produce ships in Project Solitude can fulfill shipbuilding requests. Remember, that since this is not a University run project, price ranges will fluctuate and many Manufacturers will be working with near perfect BPOs instead of fully researched ones.
