It just seems to make sense to allow Eve players to handle the production side of things while Legion players handle the harvesting side of things for one very compelling reason.

Eve Online has 11 years worth of manufacturing experience. Their industry is exceedingly robust and efficient and every industrial player there knows how to best produce bulk quantities in a short amount of time to meet the demand. They have the tools, the facilities, and the skills.

Legion on the other hand doesn't even have an industry to begin with except for maybe the districts one day becoming the ground work for large-scale harvesting of materials. Hell, we don't know what materials will be harvested or needed for production of the gear we need as Legionaries and we don't even have NPC production facilities for those who don't want to bother owning and managing one.

So until Legion is ready for its own industry, it's just easier in the short term to let the Eve player handle the production while Legionaries deal with harvesting.

Some people speculate that this will only mean that Eve players will be extorting Legionaries through pricing, but that's not going to be the case if Eve players have to one day rely on Legionaries to provide the materials needed and when the same Eve players have to deal with their own competitors who are willing to snatch up their clients. Competition ensures the prices remain reasonable.

...... And We can use the same person for all accounts, so by that logic, Can't someone in Legion do it as well?

EDIT: I mean, as you said, we're doing the harvesting, so why are they building the stuff? IF we are in a sense the same person, why couldn't you simply plug it in yourself? What, force us to switch games to do something as silly as start a job?

I really like the fact that you have the fitting requirements in the layout upfront. Also, the use of colors to make items stands out is cool.

would there is an option to click for checking the details (show info) for the modules?

Hot damn that is a nice looking market. A few things probably more personal taste than problematic.

1) Personally I would prefer 50,000 ISK over +¦50,000

2) Would it be possible to create a Pop-up list that does an intial filter?
Weapons
^
Heavy Weapons
^
Light Weapons
>>>>> Rifles
>>>>>>>>>Plasma Rifles
>>>>>>>>>Combat Rifles
>>>>>>>>>Scrambler Rifles
>>>>>>>>>Rail Rifles
>>>>>Shotguns
>>>>>Launchers

Etc?

Will project legion allow us too board jita stations and slaughter EvE pilots and confiscate there stuff?

1. What are the various ores we can harvest? And the materials that are obtained from refining the ores?
2. What use does each material have for each gear you want to manufacture?
3. How much material and/or salvage can go into manufacturing one unit of an item?
4. What facilities do we have?
5. What about the User Interface for every step of the manufacturing cycle such as refining, researching, manufacturing, and storage?
6. What skill books can apply to manufacturing, researching and inventing? What are their bonuses?
7. Where do we acquire the blueprints?
8. How can we move the materials between systems and regions to a facility that will assemble them into an item?

For 1-3, this will likely take the longest to figure out since you need to account for the variety of weapons, modules, vehicles, and installations to get this done.

For 6, this will take some time to figure out as you want the skill book bonuses to be balanced out.

Not sure about 7.

For 8, that's a tricky one.

How will I know if my goods are selling for the lowest price

Will I be able to modify my sell orders?


Will I be able to set up buy orders?


(Some people don't want to take the time to set up sell orders, allowing buy orders makes it easier for those people to quickly sell their goods. At the same time rewarding people that have the patience too set up these orders.)



Side question: why is DUST items still visible in EVEs market menu

Hey guys,

As promised to some of you on twitter, here are some screenshots from the new Market in-game (which is the reason why I did not have the time to get back to the Progression Discussion for quite a while).

What's to know?
As CCP Rouge presented during Fanfest, we want to create a player driven Economy in Legion. No more Secondary Market with NPC selling at a given price whatever quantity you would dream of.

Now people have to loot gear and sell it on this Market.

Basic functionalities will be:

• Sort
• Search per name, or category
• Create a Sell Order
• Purchase a Sell Order

This feature will come with a set of sorting/filtering options:

• Price
• Name
• Metalevel
• Quantity
• Rarity
• Duration

I can answer some questions on functionality and future development of this feature, but remember, it is only a 1st iteration ;)

Enjoy:

[img]http://i.imgur.com/Q6sraNb.jpg[/img]
http://i.imgur.com/Q6sraNb.jpg

[img]http://i.imgur.com/EuvkKz5.jpg[/img]
http://i.imgur.com/EuvkKz5.jpg

sure you could buy everything the simple way... blindy buying from the "lowest" seller. theres an option for that. problem for you is you dont know if the seller is marking up his prices. 10k isk for a rail rifle from a guy in some station, in a solar system, in a particular region sounds great. but theres a guy in a different station in another region selling the same item for 100 isk.

people get ripped off every day in eve.

Quick answers:

- Of course the weapons were just put there for the purpose of the screenshot
- We want to make it even easier to restock your fittings, so no back and forth between fitting and Market
- Regarding the skill missing: imagine now clicking on it and it opens up your skill tree so you know what to upgrade to get it

Whoa whoa whoa.....those are way to expensive man....how little do you think we will be dying ? lol or are the ship boardings in eve and the ground fighting going to be giving out more isk.... or will they be provided in the eve market?

Oh eve market will be awesome in Legion. This is a must

And corps should be able to make the guns for corp members too...maaybe...but that can be abused :/

Fixed. Stop calling it the wrong name.

To OP.

Its a beauty.

That said, you dont need that big items. Make it smaller. Get out of that console design mentality, we can look at more than 4 items at once in the same listing,, especially when the big images add little to nothing to functionality and information.

And have precision pointing tools at our disposal for added awesomeness.

To OP.

Its a beauty.

That said, you dont need that big items. Make it smaller. Get out of that console design mentality, we can look at more than 4 items at once in the same listing,, especially when the big images add little to nothing to functionality and information.

And have precision pointing tools at our disposal for added awesomeness.

Never, it has and always will be the blaster rifle to me, sounds so much more badass!