Dont bother trying I think its been fixed

I'm sure this will mean that I will be getting shot by endless supplies of tanks and prototype weapons, but this is how I did it.

Install SISI client (maybe you already did)
Log in to eve singularity server, your eve character will be there from whenever the last mirror was.
Apply to eve characters corporation from your dust character.
Accept it on eve character.
Move funds to corp wallet from eve character.
Transfer funds from corp wallet to dust character using eve character.

The ONLY thing the dust character does is apply to the eve corp. Everything else is handled on the eve side while logged in to the sisi server. For this to work I'm also assuming you need to have the appropriate corp roles on the eve character.

You can't just send money to any random dust merc as I understand it. Per patch notes I believe it specifies that it takes place via the corp wallet.

So there you have it.

This is how I did it also, but I was also able to send isk to another dust merc without them being in my corp.

that merc was made of pure awesomness, so no rules applied

Okay see I am on the other side we are a dust corp trying to get money from an eve Character to our dust corp wallet. He is a member of our dust corp though. Our problem is the EvE guys money is not coming to our Dust corp wallet.

that face looks a little shady..

Okay see I am on the other side we are a dust corp trying to get money from an eve Character to our dust corp wallet. He is a member of our dust corp though. Our problem is the EvE guys money is not coming to our Dust corp wallet.

The problem I encountered is that there doesn't seem to be any way to withdraw corp wallet funds from dust. Even having director roles in the eve corp I still couldn't do it.

Get him to make a corp on sisi and you lot join. Then he can deposit all the isk into the corp wallet and shuffle it around the mercs.

Transferring ISK from an EVE account to a DUST account is unintended behaviour. I would recommend the corporations who have done this to leave it in their corporation wallets while we investigate.

Transferring ISK from an EVE account to a DUST account is unintended behaviour. I would recommend the corporations who have done this to leave it in their corporation wallets while we investigate.

Ewwww this is most interesting!!!!!

Corps out there with potintially deep pockets already?

Deep pockets?... My corp gets about 1.5 trillion ISK a month in income right now.

Ya pretty sure everyone has spent money at this point. Another wipe incoming yaaaaa

Transferring ISK from an EVE account to a DUST account is unintended behaviour. I would recommend the corporations who have done this to leave it in their corporation wallets while we investigate.

all mine went on dancing girls anyway

bet they even find our isk in the off shore account ...dam it!!!!

bet they even find our isk in the off shore account ...dam it!!!!

Deep pockets?... My corp gets about 1.5 trillion ISK a month in income right now.

well thats unexpected. Allready spend 20 million from that space cash. At least we can cofirm now that ISK transfer from Eve to dust 514 is actually working. We didnt even knew that this is a exploit (if you want to call it like that) we thought it was just another feature that we could test.

Transferring ISK from an EVE account to a DUST account is unintended behaviour. I would recommend the corporations who have done this to leave it in their corporation wallets while we investigate.

Player Corporations
* DUST Players are able to create their own corporations and accept applications from other players
* Players are able to apply to join an existing player corporation, from EVE Online
* DUST players can join an existing EVE Online corporation and vice versa
* The CEO can appoint the Director role to members
* A corp member can view a list of all his corp mates
* Corporations have a corporation wallet managed by its directors
* A corp member can donate money to his corporation
* A Corporation director can give money to members from the corporation wallet
* New skills added for Corporation management

Ewwww this is most interesting!!!!!

Corps out there with potintially deep pockets already?

Yes, everyones rich! I got a billion Isk myself =)

Honestly, why bother at this point? Just cap it by next patch. Surprisingly (not for me), the game is a lot more fun with people using more varied gear.

i do not see this as an explout or cheat, the isk was transfered using an ingame mechanic , not our fault you over looked this mechanic and did not take action to disable it

If we are to believe the codex patch notes, no, I don't believe it is..

Codex patch notes


It's laid out pretty clearly there.

Exploits generally use in game mechanics.

Anyone else finding this like REALLY funny ?

If it becomes an issue I know our corp has volunteers willing to make sure everyone in the tourney has access to the funds necessary. We want to compete against the best anyone has to offer. Considering EVE can use SiSi ISK to practice for their alliance tournaments, I see no reason why this should be any different.

The catch here is that the corporation and player wallet divisions in EVE and DUST are separate and transferring between is supposed to be denied.

However we fully realize that players did not know it was unintended, it was not obvious so we will take the blame on that.

you do know its not a cheat or hack or exploit right ? it was done using an ingame mechanic, nothing unusual

why do you guys call it sisi isk ? its a miror of whats in your wallet on TQ so it does infact exists

why do you guys call it sisi isk ? its a miror of whats in your wallet on TQ so it does infact exists

Its not a cheat or a hack, but our definition of an exploit extends to using in game mechanics in ways in which they were not intended to be used. Of course that's a fuzzy line at CCP since our games revolve around emergent behaviour.

We're not looking to lay the smack down on anyone, but we may need to restore the balance so we don't disrupt what we are all here to do which is test the game. I will post details later once we have had a chance to look it over.

Cheers.

If it becomes an issue I know our corp has volunteers willing to make sure everyone in the tourney has access to the funds necessary. We want to compete against the best anyone has to offer. Considering EVE can use SiSi ISK to practice for their alliance tournaments, I see no reason why this should be any different.

I'm rich, I'm rich -> tries to buy 100 Duvolles -> Server goes down -> :(

Oh well if it's a wipe or a rollback then so be it. Although it was a nice surprise to log in today and find 10 million in my wallet.

I hope that is only because of the beta, i feel like it would be silly for the movement of isk between games to not be allowed in the final product, in this instance where isk doesnt mean anything on sisi it can upset the balance but on tq isk means something so it wont be spent frivolously.

The catch here is that the corporation and player wallet divisions in EVE and DUST are separate and transferring between is supposed to be denied.

However we fully realize that players did not know it was unintended, it was not obvious so we will take the blame on that.

Sisi ISK is not real ISK. 99.9% true.

So, how about changing all item costs to 100 isk, like on Eve SISI? Maybe just until the next wipe.

That would nullify the advantage that has been gained by corps that have used this so far, without having to unravel the thread of isk flow.

Is it a bad time for me to say that I had already stockpiled hundreds of fits and modules for a rainy day and bought all the skill books needed to improve my ninja knifing? The 20 million ISK that I got is already gone. XD

Only sent you 10 mil because you killed me like 10 times today!

Is it a bad time for me to say that I had already stockpiled hundreds of fits and modules for a rainy day and bought all the skill books needed to improve my ninja knifing? The 20 million ISK that I got is already gone. XD

Transferring ISK from an EVE account to a DUST account is unintended behaviour. I would recommend the corporations who have done this to leave it in their corporation wallets while we investigate.

well ive got myself around 30 myrons fully loaded with modules and around 14 gunnlogis also fully loaded. Nothing of that ISk from Sisi was left over. Means ive spend 20 million in around 30 secs.

Hopefully CCP doesn't subtract the amount of isk transferred from EVE from all of your accounts. I would hate to see everyone in DUST have a negative balance. Me on the other hand, I have not spent or accepted any EVE money so it is possible I could end up being one of the richest players in dust.

(Walks away wearing a crappy, but currently highest quality in the game, monicle)
LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

dude calm down. This feature will be in the game later on. It was just a surpise for us that it actually worked. Words where spread on all big corps and we just tried it out. And it works perfect at the moment.

I'm missing out on all the fun. I need richer friends

I'm calm. I was warning you that might happen. Dunno if it will, they've done it before. Not to mention the fact that the ISK you were given isn't "real". I mean I know it's a game and no ISK is real, but even within the game money on SISI isn't real and is only used for SISI.

SISI is a place where you can get a gun that shoots cows and does like 10k damage or some such nonsense. Can't remember the details. And people thought the cash was gonna be legit?

The catch here is that the corporation and player wallet divisions in EVE and DUST are separate and transferring between is supposed to be denied.

However we fully realize that players did not know it was unintended, it was not obvious so we will take the blame on that.

Transferring ISK from an EVE account to a DUST account is unintended behaviour. I would recommend the corporations who have done this to leave it in their corporation wallets while we investigate.

Transferring ISK from an EVE account to a DUST account is unintended behaviour. I would recommend the corporations who have done this to leave it in their corporation wallets while we investigate.

We will obviously see ISK flow between the games at some point but there are 2 important reasons why we want to lock it down for now:
- ISK on SiSi is meaningless for EVE players because it is their test server not the live server
- We need to make sure everything is economically stable first and then ease the flow in or risk unbalancing one of the games. At this stage, the dust economy is still finding its feet so we are not ready for that yet.

To prevent this from happening again I'd stop seeding things on SISI next time you link the games.

EVE players still use SISI, so they can't really stop the mirror. I guess they could have, maybe just didn't think they needed to. I am surprised they didn't catch this, but hindsight is always 20/20.

They shouldn't wipe it. They could use this data to create some sort of tax system when it comes to transferring ISk to Dust players.

They should just give 1B isk to every corp in the tourney and call it a day. Then wipe after. Simple enough to me.

Not that simple. Only corps with most SP would then win.

\\\\\\Ehen the game goes live yo might wanan think about moving...just saying.....no really come join

Not that simple. Only corps with most SP would then win.

Do you see a better alternative

2 Million ISK for every corp. Reset banks.

Pretty sure STB has plenty of OG EVE players including me. Taste just didnt know who to ask. Get off my boy.

But thats puts you in the same situation, even more so since the people with more SP are usually the same people who will build up the isk advantage.

i blame my CEO for giving me so much ISK.

But thats puts you in the same situation, even more so since the people with more SP are usually the same people who will build up the isk advantage.

But thats puts you in the same situation, even more so since the people with more SP are usually the same people who will build up the isk advantage.

so,,,, what about the whole...


"Cheating of any sort, including exploitation, sabotage, etc., will result in all members of the cheating team being banned from both DUST 514 and EVE Online-«."


rule???

I'm not suggesting anyone should be in trouble for this,,, but those of you who did it (and abused it) are incredibly brave doing it so close to the tournament! (especially risking the entire team!)

Every corp gets a billion isk at beginning of tournament. We play for bragging and recruiting rights.


Everyone that logs in and plays during tournament days gets all the goodies.

Let's face it we all want that lav.

Every corp gets a billion isk at beginning of tournament. We play for bragging and recruiting rights.


Everyone that logs in and plays during tournament days gets all the goodies.

Let's face it we all want that lav.

Our whole corp did it! We had no idea it was even against the rules, but after the dev's posted that it wasn't we stopped, i still got like a billion isk in my wallet..

Our whole corp did it! We had no idea it was even against the rules, but after the dev's posted that it wasn't we stopped, i still got like a billion isk in my wallet..

like i said,,, brave finding a potential 'exploit' to fund yourselves a massive stock of whatever in time for the tournament..... at least your all in it together!

@Dias Bailey

Without a market there can be no inflation as a consequence of the sudden influx of cash. Prices are set, there is no exchange of goods between players. All ISK currently in DUST is created from thin air at the end of each match. There is no supply and demand. There is no scarcity. There is no economy. Your wallet balance in DUST is nothing more than your score on Pac-man.
What has happened here provides no valuable data for study and simply allows certain players to purchase more stuff than others.

Not getting in to ethics or morality with you, just pointing out there is nothing to be learned from this at all except for CCP not catching this ahead of time. Each player is completely isolated financially from every other player.

PS: Props for working Gaussian in to a post of a video game forum. It's interesting the types on players EVE attracts.

so,,,, what about the whole...


"Cheating of any sort, including exploitation, sabotage, etc., will result in all members of the cheating team being banned from both DUST 514 and EVE Online-«."


rule???

I'm not suggesting anyone should be in trouble for this,,, but those of you who did it (and abused it) are incredibly brave doing it so close to the tournament! (especially risking the entire team!)

lol you just don't want to go back to being poor

It's not my ISK.. I uhh, I'm just holding on to it. For a friend.

So do all of these corporations get an automatic disqualification from the tourney for using an exploit? Or will they all just get banned post tourney for using weapons bought with laundered ISK?

Was this some kind of test? I am pretty sure my corp. Osmon Surveillance, is in the clear... Now if only our fearless leader would enter us. We have tons of members.

my focus was in studying how quantify evolutionary processes, via thermodynamic representation. eve, and now dust's group dynamics was a huge influence in determining just how evolution works at a fundamental level.

You all saw it as an opportunity to gain an advantage in the tourney and you all would have kept it secret until caught. It wasnGÇÖt tell some GÇ£Lameo spilled the beans to help others do it and now your like GÇ£I didnGÇÖt mean to.GÇ¥ YES YOU DID!
You should be held out of the tournament for it

you are all acting like it was an illegal thing to do

blatant exploit of a flawed mechanism....

not saying a banworthy offence,,, just saying is brave to risk it having been,,,,,, more questioning most peoples sanity if this tournaments so important

I like to consider myself pretty smart...and I have to say there is no way that sentence has any meaning whatsoever.

LOL no one knew it was a flawed mechanic

We will obviously see ISK flow between the games at some point but there are 2 important reasons why we want to lock it down for now:
- ISK on SiSi is meaningless for EVE players because it is their test server not the live server
- We need to make sure everything is economically stable first and then ease the flow in or risk unbalancing one of the games. At this stage, the dust economy is still finding its feet so we are not ready for that yet.

I like to consider myself pretty smart...and I have to say there is no way that sentence has any meaning whatsoever.

we agree more than you think. the exception may be that i believe there is always information to be gained and analyzed.

irl i have a degree in applied mathematics. my focus was in studying how quantify evolutionary processes, via thermodynamic representation. eve, and now dust's group dynamics was a huge influence in determining just how evolution works at a fundamental level.

- We need to make sure everything is economically stable first and then ease the flow in or risk unbalancing one of the games. At this stage, the dust economy is still finding its feet so we are not ready for that yet.

-There is NO Dust economy. We cannot sell. We cannot trade. Therefore, there is no economy.

but my point is,,, it obviously is a flawed mechanic if you look at current pricing within dust....

you're kidding me if part of you didnt think youd hit gold.... being able to buy more than you ever could have dreamt of before....


this is a flawed mechanism

LOL at those who are taunting ccp with " well I already spent my 20-50 mil and am good til wipe , so nah nah nah you can't touch me".... just as easily as they can wipe a wallet, they can wipe assets, and when you taunt them they can make it a pretty sad day for you. Ask some of the bots or rmt guys that got to stick in the game after thinking they could get away with it instead of a ban lol. Huge red wallets , no assets, can't use market.. fun game

Yea, I see what you are saying. And true, there is always data from any situation. I just meant that markets are dynamic and this is completely static so won't really be useful in the economics of the game. And the distribution of wealth is the same way. But still, there's stuff to be learned for sure.

Interesting field of study. I'm assuming applications of entropy and enthalpy? Can't really see the work/heat thing relating to an evolutionary system. But if you've worked zero-point energy in there somehow that would be impressive. If you are using entropy/enthalpy do they represent a level of homogeny? Or am I completely off base? Sounds really interesting, shame I don't think there's any kind of PM function here. Don't want to clog the forums up any more than they are.

What are they going to do about the spent ISK? Will they reset whatever you bought with the EvE isk?

There is no telling really I know that what I bought would be easy to find because all I bought was a bunch of drop ships so I could learn how to fly the things. lol

Lol, yeah i bought like 200-300 DS just trying out different fits that would otherwise cost me a heap lol

If only CCP had been half as fast at declaring the War Point boosting as unintended behaviour, it was no less disruptive s this is.

As others have mentioned though. it is not that we can move ISK from EVE to Dust that is the problem, that is going to be essential. It is that we have a player economy on DUST set up as if it was on TQ, while being connected to Sisi, where ISK is essentially free and very easy to make (if you don't already have some, self destruct a couple of capital ships, and you have billions)

if we were allowed to keep the isk, you would be able to see the distribution of wealth form over the course of this build. this is insight into a group dynamic. if CCP are concerned about their more casual players, understanding how isk is distributed from the wealthy to the poor is incredibly insightful. currently, there is not much more information to gain on the economics of this build. the unintended behavior is an opportunity to study unintended behavior.

Sort of but not really. There's not going to be any real redistribution because when you buy something the money simply vanishes. It's not going to move from the corps that transferred the ISK to anyone else, it just vanishes. That's really the main reason that this could throw off the balance of the game for a bit. It's never going to work itself out. Prices are set, quantities are infinite and nothing trickles down. The only distribution is from CEO to corp member. Everyone else is completely isolated. This could possibly turn out to be a big deal, might turn out to be nothing Be interesting to see what CCP does with this one.

BTW, sending whoever it was a mail telling them they CAN transfer ISK from EVE corp to DUST corp wasn't a good way to start.

Saying that SiSi ISK is different because the Eve players are on a test server and not a live one? Really? What do they think we are doing? This game is FAR from live.

Ultimately we're lucky this has come out during the beta....

for those of you that were grasping onto some vein of hope there won't be another wipe before 'launch' well your dreams have shattered now lol

Yes, this game is live. When I shoot you, you die. When I buy a suit with the rewards from a match the ISK is gone to me forever. That is live. What they meant is that from time to time a mirror is made of your EVE character's skills, wallet, assets etc. When you log on to SISI it is this mirror that is used. If I have a billion ISK on my EVE toon at the time of the mirror I'll have a billion ISK when I log on to SISI. I then transfer that billion ISK to DUST mercs. When I log back in to EVE that billion ISK is still there. Whatever you do on the SISI server, make money from insurance, transfer all your money to DUST corp, lose a super carrier worth 20 billion, none of it is real and does not transfer back to EVE. Your EVE toon won't be any richer, won't be broke and you'll still have that super carrier. That is what they meant by not live. EVE is persistant, there is no save and load feature. Everything happens in real time with the exception of SISI. That's why they didn't want us to do that.

This will be remember as the night that isk crashed the servers and killed communications!


The next few weeks are going to be epic drop ship and tank spamming. And more isk to be earned in game .

Dust off your forge guns boys we are going hunting.

So isk is pretty much pointless now sad cause i actually liked the facted isk had value an i had to watch wat i spent or used so i wouldnt go broke. It kinda makes me not want to play anymore cause the competitive fun is gone cause any scrub can be handed millions of isk now. An sp doesnt matter either cause of the cap. Dust just got really boring no point to grind anymore

It is a beta. mistakes and errors happen. Unintended developments are a must. This is something that need testing before getting onto TQ anyway.

There will be a grind when the game goes live, while some players will be well funded, or fund themselves through EVE, ISK is not going to be free at all. The only problems here are that not everybody did this, and that Sisi ISK is essentially free.

So isk is pretty much pointless now sad cause i actually liked the facted isk had value an i had to watch wat i spent or used so i wouldnt go broke. It kinda makes me not want to play anymore cause the competitive fun is gone cause any scrub can be handed millions of isk now. An sp doesnt matter either cause of the cap. Dust just got really boring no point to grind anymore

Having a counter is relative. I've gone up against the dropships flown by some of the players that I'm sure were in all this and I'm a bit concerned. Up until now the cost of these things was the best defense against them. Also not sure how much ISK was actually transferred or if most folks truly understand how much ISK might have been transferred. It could be a substantial amount. Numbers like 20 mil were said earlier. No way of knowing if that's BS or not. 20 mil in EVE is pocket change. I'm not sure "spam" really does it justice. I dunno, might not have been that much ISK and might turn out to be nothing. But if the amounts of ISK were numbers like I'm thinking it could be an issue. The ISK was free to them, no risk. So it could be a substantial advantage.

Trillions were transfered. That is with a "T"

And had been holding out on joining a corp until I could actually recruit myself into my own EVE corp and make myself a director.

That is true Zion. I firmly believe that the issue with the voice communications tonight when they brought the servers down is directly related to the "fix" that they probably instituted (I dunno, I'm at work) for the ISK problem. Just they didn't realize that the voice comms were somehow tied to it. Something that many companies run in to, so not a knock on them in any way. Just maybe giving them a hint at what to look at hehe. And yes, I am quite aware they probably have looked at whatever they did pretty much immediately to figure out what in the heck happened.

The part that sucks the most is that this is taking time and man power away from CCP in working on Dust

No. They are working on dust. If tonight's instability is in any way or form related to the probably HUGE number of items suddenly being bought from the market, along with an unknown number of players and corps with very large wallets, we found a major bug. They are working on figuring this bug out. So time is not being taken away from DUST.

I''m not sure what you reasoning behind this is. I dont see the logic i guess, why would buying more than normal amounts of products account for a mic bug.

How kitten backwards is this though? They set a cap on skill points so that newbies can compete yet eve vets can transfer billions of isk to dust characters like its nothing.

What's the deal with that???

No. They are working on dust. If tonight's instability is in any way or form related to the probably HUGE number of items suddenly being bought from the market, along with an unknown number of players and corps with very large wallets, we found a major bug. They are working on figuring this bug out. So time is not being taken away from DUST.

The whole point of a Beta. So ultimately this is a good thing. Imagine if the full release came without this being discovered. The reimbursements and confiscations would be a nightmare for players and the GM's.

It's actually going to be intended when the game launches, so it won't be an issue. I've been hearing a lot about this could be a good thing. Not really. This is a situation that will never happen after release. Once the game has an economy stuff like this could provide some insight, but now. Not like this.

Transferring ISK from an EVE account to a DUST account is unintended behaviour. I would recommend the corporations who have done this to leave it in their corporation wallets while we investigate.

It's actually going to be intended when the game launches, so it won't be an issue. I've been hearing a lot about this could be a good thing. Not really. This is a situation that will never happen after release. Once the game has an economy stuff like this could provide some insight, but now. Not like this.

you guys just got served!

This is a situation that will never happen after release. Once the game has an economy stuff like this could provide some insight, but now. Not like this.

Sort of but not really. There's not going to be any real redistribution because when you buy something the money simply vanishes. It's not going to move from the corps that transferred the ISK to anyone else, it just vanishes. That's really the main reason that this could throw off the balance of the game for a bit. It's never going to work itself out. Prices are set, quantities are infinite and nothing trickles down. The only distribution is from CEO to corp member. Everyone else is completely isolated. This could possibly turn out to be a big deal, might turn out to be nothing Be interesting to see what CCP does with this one.

It's actually going to be intended when the game launches, so it won't be an issue. I've been hearing a lot about this could be a good thing. Not really. This is a situation that will never happen after release. Once the game has an economy stuff like this could provide some insight, but now. Not like this.

We will obviously see ISK flow between the games at some point but there are 2 important reasons why we want to lock it down for now:
- ISK on SiSi is meaningless for EVE players because it is their test server not the live server
- We need to make sure everything is economically stable first and then ease the flow in or risk unbalancing one of the games. At this stage, the dust economy is still finding its feet so we are not ready for that yet.

I say put everybody that spent their isk they transferred into the negatives!

"unintended behavior" "hindering testing of a market"

Did aur sales suddenly go to zero for the last 3 days?

think about it does it matter where they make money? eve or dust.

"unintended behavior" "hindering testing of a market"

Did aur sales suddenly go to zero for the last 3 days?

Doubt it, I've still been spending Aurum like normal to keep my weapons stocked. Blindfire, blastwave, and farsight. Still takes time to build up SP to use the higher level weapons.

Nah it doesn't, tbh I don't undersand why they have been trying push aur so hard lately. Eve is still climbing and gaining more revenue each year than the previous. I just wanted to stir some **** before I leave for the week hehe

Transferring ISK from an EVE account to a DUST account is unintended behaviour. I would recommend the corporations who have done this to leave it in their corporation wallets while we investigate.

. . . At this stage, the dust economy is still finding its feet so we are not ready for that yet.

"unintended behavior" "hindering testing of a market"

Did aur sales suddenly go to zero for the last 3 days?

(really long speech)

oh gawd,

1 its fracking beta

2 the money isn't real

3 jam your tinfoil hat up your arse eve players don't want to kill the game and I for one handed out money to any dust player that wanted it knowing it would all be wiped away.

Well good news, all the isk has been wiped away, however the assets bought with said isk remain and hopefully that will be fixed soon.

As for your long winded argument, don't care, people continue playing games like battlefield even though they get their arse handed to them by tanks and players who have grinded up gear, dust will not be much different except that battlefinder will actually put them in games with people they can compete against (once its working as intended)

PS couldn't get two kittens about what the white house has to say about anything ever.

PS couldn't get two kittens about what the white house has to say about anything ever.

I think some people need to stand back and look at what we have all witnessed...

Funds FROM a game played ONLY on PC, was TRANSFERED to a game ONLY played on PS3!

If I'm not mistaken this could be unprecedented in gaming, if so good job to CCP on making this game one of a kind.

well that feture is supposed to happend but not at the moment. The devs want a ecconomy between dust and eve. Like on Eve people can produce weapons, equipment and so on. Or hire a corp to gain controll over a certain planet so they can make profit out of it. And funding a corp is included in that by transfering ISK from eve to dust. The only downside is that we got the ISK from the Sisi test server and not from the normal Eve server which has no impact on the ecconomy.

DUST's wallet and market don't even use decimal places on the prices. Might not seem like a big deal, but that means not only are prices going to change on release but the actual code is going to be reworked.