If you salvage a Militia Grenade BPO you can edit a fit, select the Grenades slot, chose Replace, and select the Militia Grenade BPO from your Assets list.

If you salvage a pre-made fit such as an APEX suit, the Grenades in that fit are only usable in that fit. Only the pre-made fit will appear in your assets. The pre-made fits are not broken down into their component parts.

If they did let you cannibalise salvaged suits for parts, it should only be for BPC items, not BPO ones. For example; having a Warbarge sub-system that lets you strip down a suit into a bunch of salvage components (broken heat sinks etc) as well as getting 1 consumable item of some, not all, of the fitted modules and weapons. As the sub-system's level increased, you'd be able to get more consumables from the suit.

As far as I'm aware, there was discussion about making BPOs salvageable as T2 Salvage but I'm not sure if that came to pass or not.

As for stripping down a salvaged suit for the chance at a BPO; there'd never be a question of "is it worth it" if it came to stripping something like a 'Mauler' Sentinel A-I or Frontline fits since those are given out for daily mission rewards or frequent salvage. Then there's the matter of potentially salvaging a BPO of the Saga-II's Reactive Deflection Field module and then fitting it to HAVs and ADS.

Or just leave things as they are.

Hi everyone, I'm new to this game (around 7days). The game is great, dont get me wrong. It takes me back to my half-life/ cs days. Unfortunately, im starting to rethink if i should still be playing. Its been 3 days and not a single victory. More than 2 hours waiting just to join a game. And since im not good at shooting people, i decided to do a logi. Unfortunately, all my 3 characters are out of money. Everyone waving their fancy gear while im stuck using the militia set.
The only thing i look forward to after each game are the salvages w/c i know i will never be using. I already sold most of them just to buy some equipment.

Was wondering if anyone here can give a few tips or say something to motivate me to keep playing.

Thanks :)

And.. i'm back.. Thanks for the tip nyghthawke. Warbarge components are the only salvage i like after each game.

Also, Just got an email from Kaze Eyrou. Joined the Immortal guides. And found out i had a lot of spare sp. so i levelled my nanohive, uplink and repair to 3. Who knew that a 20k suit can generate at least 150k isk per game. Next up, saving for
Logi 3.

I think i finally found my purpose in this game: as a squishy healer who restocks, and ressurects people. Thanks to the people at the triage ward for the guide.

Btw, can someone eli5 the alliance mail from Renier re: Planetary Conquest? What are districts? Command points, etc.

Thanks everyone. :)

The one thing I would add to what Kaze explained is that Districts are owned by the Corporation, not the individual player, which is why they are called Corporate Contracts in the interface. As a player you only have access to Planetary Conquest (Corporate Contracts) if you are in a Player Owned corporation which owns a district or is attacking a district.

Mechanically you can participate in Planetary Conquest on your first day if you join a Corp which is attacking or defending a district. I have had 3 day old characters in Planetary Conquest training matches I have setup.

However, normally a new player will not have access to Planetary Conquest because unlike other game modes you have to have a Corporate Role, Terrestrial Combat Officer, assigned to you by Corp management, to join a Planetary Conquest match on your own. If you donGÇÖt have the Corporate Role that gives you access, you have to join a squad where the Squad Leader has the Terrestrial Combat Officer Role and is able to queue the whole squad for the match. Because who gets into a Planetary Conquest match is controlled by who the Directors of the Corporation gave the Terrestrial Combat Officer Role to, and who the players with the Terrestrial Combat Officer Role chose to allow in their squad, you canGÇÖt get into a PC match unless your Corp wants you there. For most serious PC matches Corps will only want players who have the best gear and experience.

Bring up the People & Places interface, set it to Corporation, and do a search for your Corporation.

Or join a chat channel that has members of your Corp in it, click on a Corp member and select Show Info, then click their Corp logo to show the Corp, then hit Apply to Corp.