Minmatar COSMOS: Difference between revisions

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* Standing boosts: Every last mission an agent offers is an important storyline mission. It boosts standings with a faction, sometimes even from two factions at once. COSMOS missions are probably the fastest way to boost standings in the game. As all the COSMOS agents have the same mechanics as normal agents, you need to have the required standing with the faction or the corporation of the agent to get the mission offers in the first place.

* Storyline blueprint copys: Agents often give blueprint copys as reward that can't be found anywhere else. Items made from these blueprints are meta 6 items. While these modules often have weaker stats than tech 2 or even meta 4 modules, they ~~often~~ have considerably lesser fitting requirements. The production of the modules is very costy. You need unseeded skillbooks like Sleeper Technology as prerequisity and special items only found in the COSMOS COMPLEXes to build them. Thus the items can be very expensive on the contract market but don't have much movement.

* Storyline blueprint copys: Agents often give blueprint copys as reward that can't be found anywhere else. Items made from these blueprints are meta 6 items. While these modules often have weaker stats than tech 2 or even meta 4 modules, they have considerably lesser fitting requirements. The production of the modules is very costy. You need unseeded skillbooks like Sleeper Technology as prerequisity and special items only found in the COSMOS COMPLEXes to build them. Thus the items can be very expensive on the contract market but don't have much movement.

* Bountys/Loot/Salvage: As there is a lot to shoot at in the COSMOS complexes with low respawn rates, ratting/looting/salvaging can be lucrative. This also includes named NPCs that drop items needed for agent missions, keycards for warpgates and items found in hacking or archaelogy cans used for the production of storyline items. While most of these items only can be traded via contract and don't have much movement on the market, they can sell for a good amount of money. Salvaging and Looting should be done in a team, as you can't come back in a dedicated salvaging boat after clearing the NPCs in a pocket without running into respawns.

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 * Standing boosts: Every last mission an agent offers is an important storyline mission. It boosts standings with a faction, sometimes even from two factions at once. COSMOS missions are probably the fastest way to boost standings in the game. As all the COSMOS agents have the same mechanics as normal agents, you need to have the required standing with the faction or the corporation of the agent to get the mission offers in the first place.
-* Storyline blueprint copys: Agents often give blueprint copys as reward that can't be found anywhere else. Items made from these blueprints are meta 6 items. While these modules often have weaker stats than tech 2 or even meta 4 modules, they often have considerably lesser fitting requirements. The production of the modules is very costy. You need unseeded skillbooks like Sleeper Technology as prerequisity and special items only found in the COSMOS COMPLEXes to build them. Thus the items can be very expensive on the contract market but don't have much movement.
+* Storyline blueprint copys: Agents often give blueprint copys as reward that can't be found anywhere else. Items made from these blueprints are meta 6 items. While these modules often have weaker stats than tech 2 or even meta 4 modules, they have considerably lesser fitting requirements. The production of the modules is very costy. You need unseeded skillbooks like Sleeper Technology as prerequisity and special items only found in the COSMOS COMPLEXes to build them. Thus the items can be very expensive on the contract market but don't have much movement.
 * Bountys/Loot/Salvage: As there is a lot to shoot at in the COSMOS complexes with low respawn rates, ratting/looting/salvaging can be lucrative. This also includes named NPCs that drop items needed for agent missions, keycards for warpgates and items found in hacking or archaelogy cans used for the production of storyline items. While most of these items only can be traded via contract and don't have much movement on the market, they can sell for a good amount of money. Salvaging and Looting should be done in a team, as you can't come back in a dedicated salvaging boat after clearing the NPCs in a pocket without running into respawns.