You have the whole (inhabited) Bubble of adventure. Most of the galaxy is uninhabited, although you can find beautiful phenomena, and even basic life forms, although you might need Odyssey for that. I recommend the game.
Si vous voulez vraiment gagner énormément de crédits en vraiment très peu de temps, il y a une solution vraiment valable , je vous donne le secret et il sera toujours valable, même dans plusieurs années : Allez en dehors de la bulle humaine et scannez les planètes pour trouver de la biologie. Il vous faut auparavant juste deux choses que vous pouvez acquérir très rapidement. Un vaisseau avec un hangar pour y mettre un SRV et une combinaison Artemis qui va vous permettre de scanner les choses sur la planète où vous aurez atterri . Alors maintenant, voici le véritable secret ! Il faut que la planète que vous scannez n'ait jamais été visitée auparavant et croyez moi, elles sont extrêmement nombreuses dans ce cas (n'oubliez pas que Elite propose 400 milliards de systèmes. Et le secret, c'est que si vous êtes le premier à poser le pied sur ce genre de planète non encore découverte, alors toutes vos découvertes seront payées 5 fois leur prix normal ! ! ! Bien sur , pour pouvoir acheter la combinaison et le vaisseau qui va bien, je pense qu'il faut faire dans la bulle quelques petites missions toutes simples au départ, mais ça prend à peine une heure pour avoir ensuite de quoi se payer le matériel. Ensuite, à vous les crédits mais ne vous éparpillez pas : Elite est un jeu hyper chronophage et si vous courez plusieurs styles de jeu en même temps, vous serez vite limité ... prenez votre temps ! Pour info, en allant chercher des ingénieurs à Colonia, rien que sur le trajet avec mon Fleet carrier, j'ai gagné plus de 3 milliards de crédits avec l'exo biologie dont 400 millions en une demi heure sur une seule planète ! C'est vraiment hyper simple et très rentable.
another great video, very helpful tips. Definitely use auto-dock to give you time to switch target system while it's landing you. And I swear, I've had people try to explain the supercruise assist trick, & it never makes sense to me. Your explanation is good though, so I'll give it a shot later when I get on
Orthrus hunting at spire sites is the best way to make money. You don't need a lot to get started, just go over to a maelstorm system to get your caustic launcher, then load your ship full of hull reinforcements and AX mult-cannons. You'll be making about a billion every 1-2 hours depending on how many people are there and how efficent you're being. You can specialized your ship later.
I totally get that killing Thargoids is a brilliant way to make credits quickly. It's the main reason why I have billions on multiple accounts. Going to Spire site is also something I've done with my community. I've noticed most CMDRs haven't noticed that my channel is for new players and may not be ready for Thargoid hunting and so I make videos to help them get started doing different things and giving them a engineer-less ship builds to do said things before they start engineering if they so choose. There is no real right or wrong way to play this game which is why I love this game.
Heres The Funny Thing... You Labeled All Your Videos With Beginner Titles... Yet This One You Didn't And Instead Labelled It How To Make BILLIONS Fast... BILLIONS YOU SAID..!!! Of Course Your Going To Attract Most Of The Thargoid Farmers Out There Like Me And Relics... The Title Of This Video Is Just Craving Attention For Something It's Not... 10 Million Is Far Short Of a Billion In Elite @@KreeKree
Great video, thanks for keeping this game alive! Id like to share with you a small tip when in super-cruise. It looked like you were manually setting your throttle to 75%? If you have any buttons left, You can actually assign a button to set your throttle so that its an immediate and accurate throttling. You can find this option in ship controls>Flight Throttle (Double check which control you map as the game also allows you to set NEGATIVE 75% which will leave flying into whatever is in front of you). o7 cmdr
I'm a newb. Been playing only a few weeks now. I did buy the "Dolphin" and made it pure passenger, Luxury and 1rst class. I named it the "Admiral Akbar". Getting high profile passengers, it's nice to be able to avoid interdictions and move fast to avoid scans, which most "rich" and/or high value passengers want. Also getting to the destinations quick, then leaving for the next destination. Yes usually a general or criminal mastermind. 😆 Anyways, I've done some trade runs, I'm at "Merchant" rank now. Though I have been leery of the pirate interdictions. That's what's been holding me back to do the big full trade runs. Your tips here are quite helpful! Some things I've figured out on my own like having supercruise assist activated but aim slightly away until close enough for it to kick in, to max speed until then.
Having the Dolphin as a passenger runner is a great choice for credit grinding, good job 😁 I'm glad those tips have helped you. Keep up the good work CMDR
@@KreeKree Your discord channel invite is failing on inviting me. :( EDIT: Oh wait now it worked. Some kind of Discord spammed updates were blocking it, heh heh!
I just started a new commander and I am already in a Type 9 after 2-3 days, I did missions from the 4 stations in Cubeo, though, just going to Sarahath(rankin orbital) and buying the good required. Even mining missions can be completed that way, not all but most. Mission rewards will increase as your rep with the factions increase. I am now looking at several 50m rewards per run.
Nice video but I missed info on the BEST pair of systems to trade between - after all, if you are going to do some intensive trading. it is probably worth a longish journey at the start and end of the trading session. The distance of the system from its sun make more of difference than I had expected, even in super-cruise that travel time adds to the round-trip time (far more than the distance travelled BETWEEN suns - as long as you only need the one jump).
The best system to trade between really depend on the market at the time because it's always changing based off what state the system is in (war, famin ect) and what other CMDR's are trading as well so it varies from system to system which is why it's helpful to use the INARA website to help you decide. I hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any other questions, I'm happy to help. See you out there
Thanks for pointing out the Dolphin is a decent trader. The Type-6 is a bit better, but the Dolphin is more fun to fly imo. Also, the Dolphin is very cool, so you can jump from the corona. Not advised with any other ship though.
I agree the Type-6 is definitely a good trader but yes jumping early in the Dolphin is better even though you can still do it in any other ship so long as you have Heatsinks 😊
Another hidden pretty good trader is Asp Explorer! And with a bit of engineering magic, I bet its gonna be a trader with best jump range too! And its also pretty cheap
Supercruise Trick: don't align, full speed, if you reach the 7 second go ahead and now look at the distance, if you are UNDER 4Ls, FULL SPEED and immediately align with target. You get the feeling of overshooting, but this isn't. Needs a bit of training but fits nice.
This is how I got my first few mil credits in Elite. I wouldn't trade for billions though. With this method you would have to grind for 90-100 hours to get a fleet carrier for example, assuming you keep finding ~50m/hr routes. Exobiology in unexplored systems can easily net you >200m/hr once you get enough credits to fully outfit a DBX/AspX/Conda for jump range, but I guess that's assuming that you were able to purchase Odyssey without having some kind of moral crisis.
That's fair, it's certainly possible especially if you buy and outfit bigger and bigger ships. I personally like to change it up so I don't get bored. Oh yes and $50mil trade routes and the exo bio is super lucrative. Yeah I got Oddysee in alpha to stream it so others could what it was like and watch it's developmental processes.
I make anywhere between 32 to 60 mill an hour deep core mining. Trick is knowing what to look for and having a good set of limpet controllers to collect as fast as possible.
I did a search around SOL and the profits are 55-65 million per hour! I assume more people in that area, so more data entries? I'm far from there on my old save.
Robigo Mines and serious atmouspherics passesnger missions in the dolphin can make you around 50mil an hour and in the python you can make more than 100mil an hour.
Yes it definitely can. Robigo is still the fastest way to get credits and get engineering materials to trade. I even have a couple videos on it already.
So far Robigo passenger missions seem to be the best to get money fast. It takes some time to prepare the ship but in the end in one course I get about 20 mil. I can do about 4 courses in an hour so that means I get about 80 mil per hour. This might seem like a really good way of making money but it gets really boring really fast. And I am trying to get enough money to buy a fleet carrier using only that method xd good luck to me I guess... I might try to do something else to get some money
I agree Robigo runs are good for money making and can be boring quickly. This trade is an option and when you use larger ship the profits are higher as expected but yes there are many ways to make a lot of credits. Good luck CMDR, I hope you get your FC soon o7
@@KreeKree sorry but calling passenger runs boring when you're doing the exact same stuff only with hauling gold is absurd. At least they pay better and helps you with big faction ranks.
The only thing i noticed that was odd is that you don't need heatsinks on a dolphin. I think it maxes out at like ~60% heat even while charging FSD while scooping. This is unengineered too. Ship is broken lol
This is true, I only added it as a suggestion in case someone wanted to use the build as a guide for another ship. It's becoming apparent to me that some people don't know that with my content I have my builds mostly unengineered for brand-new or returning players who want to try something without having to go through engineering yet. This is something I'll need to mention in my videos going forward. Thank you o7
Hey! nice channel & video! I wish you sucess! I have tips to futher reduce time in trade routes that may interest you. To do this you will abuse supercruise Assist and docking computer. Here the script: 1 - After plaining the trade route by Inara an go the first loop. SAVE the STATIONS by galaxy map and FAVORITE them. this saves loading screens and station selection every time you arrive in your destination system. 2 - It is possible to arrive at the stations with the entrance RIGHT in front of you. To do this, during the supercruise, the destination icon on the ship's panel must display the toast rack. Maneuver the ship until the icon is in the right position. (Pro tip: if you can't find the toast rack at any given time, do a deliberate leap of shame and the icon will invert.) 3 - Use the supercruise assist trick! It's fun and useful! 4 - Enter the station ASAP and activate the Docking pc right AFTER past the toast rack to avoid elusive landing pads. o7
@@steelyatron yes I did too when I first started til someone taught me, I'm happy I can pass on the knowledge and help other cmdrs out there. You're welcome cmdr
Watched your explaination for using IMARA, in your example you filled in the cargo capacity for the Dolphin as 532,,,,, is this in tons? The T6 tricked out carries between 100 - 120 tons and it's a bigger ship than the Dolphin. Your build shows a capacity of 76 tons. (32+16+16+4+4+4).
Yes, the cargo capacity is 76, I accidentally put a greater amount and yes the T6 is better for cargo capacity. I should have used the T6 as my example but regardless of what ship I used the principal is the same for trading quickly. Also I'd like to mention, the credits you make the bigger the ships you can use so the profits you make will be larger every time. I'm sorry for the confusion. I'll be making sure I use this as feedback to improve my future videos 😊
It's worth noting the total profit that isn't in green is the total profit for that particular run, the green is total over the course of the entire run up to whatever point you are currently at. Good Luck o7@@KreeKree
Nice video! i returned to Elite a few weeks ago, being making coins with exo-biology, which is profitable but so boring, im going To try your technique and see how it goes, thanks for the guide! o7
Great Tutorial Kree !! Trading has been my main activity after leaving mining when I bought the Type-7. You truly did an amazing work in resuming the job, nothing to add. I personally never have flown small ships for trading, don't think there is any benefit from it, maybe I'm just too dumb to understand the perk, whatever, great job, hoping to see you grow on TH-cam in the future. o7 Commander.
Thank you so much! The profit grows as your ships cargo space does so it's definitely worth it in larger ships. I went with a small ship for those new CMDR's that may not have the credits for a larger ship quiet yet 😊 once again, thank you Cmdr, see you in the black o7
This is online always (and only). You can play Solo, Private Group or Open. There is no offline mode. It's a persistent world type game with a background simulation running that players' actions affect in a small way but affect nonetheless.
For this build, I deliberately chose a loop trade route that was short for maximum profit per hour and little to no need to refuel using a star because I could refuel at the station I was buying or selling from.
The two trade ships I have: Medium is a Python with 2 size 6 cargo racks, 2 size 5's and 1 size 4 rack (208 ton capacity and if you want to run passengers they can be replaced with cabins). It has 6A shields, 3A fuels scoop, size 3 Guardian FSD booster and size 2 Auto Field Maint Unit. Large is an Imperial Cutter with 2 size 8 cargo racks and 2 size 6's (640 ton capacity). Also has a size 5 fuel scoop, 3 size 5 Guardian shield boosters and a size 4 as well plus a size 3 Guardian FSD Booster. Shields are 6A as well. My trade rank is Elite V. In 1 day using the Cutter doing Source / Return missions paying up to 50M each I have made 649M cr profit in the last 2 weeks.
Those are good ships for trade for sure! I did a small ship for new cmdrs and I should be more clear on that in my videos too. thank you for sharing cmdr o7
I thought I saw a video from you about passengers transport in z’n dolphin but I can’t find it. I’m wondering what type of passengers I should be focussing on.
I definitely did, here is the video that will give you the build and explain the types of cabins you'll need. th-cam.com/video/2FmC0rEkdiU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Xayx2rGRTLTVO3xs
i been doing this in the past alot and i just today got back on this game and started again. i remember if i played like 8 hours a day i could make up to 500/600 million a day with my imperial cutter
I just fill up my fleet carriers and jump them to the selling point 19000 units each but if ur starting out there's a in system trade line at kandiil no jumping needed
Fleet carriers are awesome for delivering huge amounts if you have one but can be tedious after a a while for some. Oh that's awesome! thanks for sharing! o7
Nice I just got back into this after years gone. This is great. If anyone wants to play shoot me a reply and we can get un touch. I'm still learning a lot but I do all kinds of activities in game.
Although I made my fair share of money trading, IMHO nothing beats exploration, especially when you chance to find an unexplored Guardian world. I should make the jump to "my" systems to do a bio recon. Should be much easier now with a fully upgraded Cutter than it was with an unmodded Phantom. Sure, the credits/hour is low, but the experience...
I love exploration! I have one of my accounts in a kitted out sidewinder heading to Sag A while making detours to nebulae and Dr Kay's Heart. There are many ways to make your billions and yes one of them is exploring especially when you scan exo bio $$$
Some good info in here, although in my experience the real wildcard with trading is always pirate interdictions. That will ruin your hourly profits pretty quickly.
Small ship you say... while me with a Keelback with only 80 cargo going crazy jumping between stations to make a similar profit lmao, i just wish i can upgrade ship soon, while it is not bad it is not enough for trade.
It should update automatically once you land at a station or end your gaming session I believe. It especially helps if you're using EDSM (console) or EDMC, EDDI and/or EDDiscovery (PC).
If you're using the Dolphin build in this video, you won't need heatsinks, nothing short of jumping from inbetween binary stars will overheat a Dolphin.
I must be doing somthing wrong. I'm buying about 17 of a titriam I belive its called. Then selling it in the same tab at the station the website tells me to. I'm making no profit, I'm just loosing money. I'm so confused
@@nakamuratkn hmm, it might be because the database relies on player created and player used apps like EDMC (Elite Dangerous Marketplace Connecter) to get information and depending on how old the information is it may be incorrect because not players use EDMC and the like.
@@KreeKree Got it. Was doing some research on how this all works, and, yea, sometimes can be outdated, but most of the time seems correct. So, these databases should be good place to start, but a trader must always check info for themselves "ingame" aswell. Thanks for the reply! peace
Ah yes, I remember when LTD (Low Temperature Diamonds)and VO (Void Opals) were the thing to mine for and boy was it profitable. Awesome, give it a go and let me know if you have any feedback for me :) Good luck CMDR o7
Oh, I simply forgot to change the cargo capacity from one of my larger ships to the capacity of the Dolphin I built. I apologise for the confusion CMDR, fly safe o7
Your whole channel is so much better than bigger content creators for starting players that’s just unbelievable. Finally somewhere I can actually learn without loud music, childish jokes and incomprehensible instructions. I hope you keep updating things, as much as elite dangerous isn’t really mainstream and/or new at this point. But… it’s new to me 😂
This is pretty good for playing safe but there's still the risk of being intercepted but then the small ship should be agile enough to complete the many game. Anyhow I make about 5 to 10 mill killing rats in High res in my Conda, I use a crew member and fighter as a wingman which is good for distracting the rats and keeping their shields down......BOOM!
Your way is a good way to make a lot of credits quickly especially with the help of your crew. Trade is a good way too especially for those that just want to chill 😊
Giving the actual state of the game and the last 2 years, I'd say trading won't get you very far in credits as fast as you claim. If you get a gold/tritium rush community goal as we did months ago, that would be true, but normally we're looking around 70-80mil per hour max using a full 790T cargo T9 (I think it's the biggest haul possible?). That''s pretty low when compared with the 200 mil of Robigo passenger runs or the 300mil per hour of exobio billionaires boulevard which also is way safer since there are no pirates interested in your botanical endeavors. If you like trading and trucking, absolutely go for it, it's an amazing experience. That said, it is not even close to being the safest and fastest way to make billions of credits and you will have to deal with pirates, slower ships, low range jumps and repeating the same thing for hours on end.
You certainly have merit in what you're saying and yes there are many other ways to make heaps of credits quickly. You can make a decent amount of credits in trade and like for most of my audience, this guide is to help new cmdr's try something new. I appreciate the feedback on the video, thank you o7
I totally understand there are many ways to make millions or even billions (my favourite is thargoids). This was a video to help new players that want to get a good starting point for trade is all.
Here is a tip : i am currently at ceos and i am doing passenger missions to suris atomosphre in sothis , in a T7 each trip i am making 6 to 8mil per run. from ceos to sothis is only 8 to 9 ly jump range and is only 1,700Ls from the main star. this is just taking all the non wanted passengers, you could make more taking the wated passengers. if you do just fly over 200mps through the mail slot this will stop you from being scanned. " fly from inside the ring to line up with mail slot befor dropping from super cruz" Look for babbage station for passenger cabins for out fitting.
This is what I did when I started with the game, way back in the day. Loop routing. FDev kinda screwed loop routing a while back when they put in market equalization. That is, as supply dwindles, the cost goes up, just like real life. What's worse is that the sell prices go down at the destination station the more they have in stock, so as you sell, your profits go down. This was why the old timers switched to "rares". There, the price on both sides of the transaction remains the same. Super cheap at the source station, and provided you go far enough away, super expensive at the sell station. I remember buying things for 1200/u and selling them for 120,000+/u. The issue being that there was only ever a fixed amount you could buy(but we will get to a way to solve that in a sec). So, theoretically, you could make 100k per unit, but the number of units for sale is limited. Now this math changes when you have a fleet carrier. You can jump your carrier to say, right next to hutton orbital, with you on it, and buy all the mugs and gin they have available, fly to your carrier and offload it to the carrier, this will reset the market and there will be more available(after the short timer runs down). Fill the carrier with rares and jump 500-1200 ly away to get the best price. Makes a ton of money but is tedious. A better way, that still works last I checked, is bounty stacking. Go to a starsystem with a bounty bonus(2 of the PP powers up bounties in controlled systems, so bounties pay significantly more) then cycle through the minor powers in the job list and take pirate kill missions. You probably also should pick a system that is aligned to the major power that you wish to serve. For example if you are trying to unlock the corvette, you should pick a system that is under federal control. According to powerplay, not the system statistics, confusingly they can be controlled by Zachary Hudson, but all the minor factions in system can be imps, meaning you would get the bounty bonus from the federal power, but you would actually be increasing reputation with the imperials. At any rate so long as the system is controlled by Zachary Hudson or Arissa Lavigny-Duval you will get the passive bounty bonus(you don't have to pledge to get it and you get it even if you are pledged to another power) I typically see missions from a few of the minor factions for kill 35 of 'specific pirate faction' for 30-50 million. As long as you take missions from different minor factions, the missions stack. So 4 missions of 35 kills for a specific pirate faction=35 kills for about 120 million + any bounties on the ships(which is typically a lot). 200 million per set of missions isn't that hard to do. I've picked up a few billion credits in an afternoon. The other go to for making huge credits is a little more boring, especially if you haven't unlocked/leveled engineers, but is still doable. That is the robigo to sothis passenger missions. 30 mil a trip/ 4 jumps total(engineered) or 8 jumps total (unengineered). I would recommend a python and using the smaller outpost in robigo, as a lot of the passengers will be wanted and you get scanned at the larger starport. Pick up passengers, fly to sothis, scan beacon, return, repeat. Easy, but boring. I really wish they would bring back long range smuggling, that would be fun to do again.
Ah yes, it was easier back then to trade and even though it has changed, it's definitely still achievable to reach billions doing trade, it's the same with bounty stacking and Robigo passenger missions. This is one of the things that I love about Elite, the fact that there are so many avenues you can go down to reach billions doing different things. Obviously trade is just one of many options and there is more than one way to do something based off your play style. Your explanations are super handy, especially for new CMDR's so thank you for sharing 😊 o7
@@KreeKree It was certainly not easier in the old days, lol. Especially not during the patch from hell. Trading was impossible back then. It was either the patch where they introduced engineering, or the patch right after. Those were some dark times. A single unit of cargo and it would autospawn an anaconda that could one shot any ship in the game that would interdict you with an escape target that spawned behind your ship. It was so bad FDev resurrected all the ships and credited back all the rebuys for the entire patch. They have changed so much since the beginning. My first memory is fighting an anaconda at a high res for about an hour (in a sidewinder) and finally killing it to get 359k credits (So I could foolishly purchase a viper mk4 instead of a cobra) . Working for literal hours for 5 million credits. I just killed a ship last night and got 1.8 million for a single ship. I remember trying loop routes between Xuangu and Kalana since neither station was more than 20 ls from the main star, so I couldn't get interdicted. Nowadays you just engineer the bejesus out of a combat python with prismatics and melt anyone that dares to try and take your stuff.
I was using inara, but the best trade route ran out of supply after 50mins. When searching again the profit per hour was 10mil down. Its there any recommended areas/stars to use as your near star, I also could not find a way to expand a search radius from the near star, any help greatfully received 👍😉
@@stumpywest1652 of course, there is a way to find a possible system that would be ideal for trade, you could try looking for a system that is in a boom or expansion state, you could also find a one that does extraction and sell what they have to a refinery system. Otherwise keep looking around on Inara. I hope this helps o7
Your ship cargo hold is only 68T so why did you choose 532T in INARA? (OK i found your reply in the comments) But still, you could leave in the video a part where you sell things, and part where you buy things
In this video I used a small ship and made millions in an hour. So when you're doing this, you can afford to buy a larger ship maybe even going from small to medium to large where making even more profits is easier and faster each time because you're able to haul more. I apologise if my explanation wasn't clear enough and I'll endeavour to be clearer in future videos.
@@jamesjbarrek6086 I certainly wouldn't call you that because you're not and you shouldn't call yourself that either. As I said, I really appreciate feedback 😊
Knee Knee, just sayin brought back good memories as to how i got that nickname and who gave it to me and my friends around 1970... nice ED video... cheers!
10M for an hour's trucking doesn't seem a good choice to me. I could pick a single (as opposed to team missions) massacre mission, kill 15-20 pirates in less than half an hour for more than 10M credits....and i would be having FUN and collecting crafting materials (with collector limpets).... A good tip to incl that i didn't ever pay attention to before recently, is LOOK OUT FOR "COMMUNITY GOALS"!!! Now _there_ you could find some real profitable trade routes/missions!
It is good for newer players that aren't ready for combat and only have a small ship or budget. There are soooo many ways to make a lot of credits in this game. My favourite at the moment is killing Thargoids with friends which for some newer players don't want to get into straight away. This video isn't intended for experienced players. I'm simply trying to help newer players like I wish I was. That doesn't mean I don't appreciate feedback, I really do appreciate it. It helps me so much so thank you for the feedback and tips 🙂 o7
@@KreeKree so why not passenger missions or even exobio? I'm Elite V in trading and it sucked most of the time, and I like trucking stuff, but in order to optimize the activity enough to make it worth your time, you'll usually get stuck commuting between two exact locations for days before reaching your first billion.
@@KreeKree there's some freshies that need to know what to do when getting dicted by a pirate or worse resource and return missions where they don't read the fine print that says (HOSTILE SHIPS MAY BE SENT AFTER YOU) I have a pirate killer t9 720t but start ups wouldn't have the engineers to have that so I thought it would be good for them to see how to deal with them without the engineering
That is a very good point, thank you. I should be able to do a tutorial going into detail on how to trade without getting robbed or blown up.@@tedfranks1186
That is correct. I try to keep most of the builds engineering free for new players that haven't decided on going down that route yet. It helps them do things they might have thought they couldn't without engineering. This obviously doesn't mean that you can do everything in the game without engineering (ie: fighting Thargoids) but it helps them explore other options in the game.
@@KreeKree yes thargoid. I seen people making around 10 billions apparently… well usually it best when you have teammates that has endgame tech to. I would say trading is still good. I was thinking about alexandrite. Buying low like below 217k storing them in carrier and selling them for 380k each.. Not to forget that people will buy your good and they will make the same money that you do aswell by selling them. Obviously not only alexandrite but all other to making as much money as possible
@@c_d_r0 oh yes I totally agree with that for sure. That's what's great about this game. So many options to make credits and although engineering does really help it's not necessary for everything 😊
Another reccy is i'd dump the shield generator too in favour of more cargo. If you come across pirates (which you likely wont) youre dead anyway. Just cop it on the chin. Plus makes more room for comoditites! Since you have laning asisstance you wont even need to worry about damage. If you dump the landing asisstance too and learn to fly and land at full speed (easier with a controler or HOTAS) youll shave more seconds off your flight. But obvs this is trickier and for new players the landing assist is waaay eaiser to deal with
I agree with you, because my channel is geared for new players I try to give them some comfort with the builds but it's handy for newbies to see other suggestions they can try out so thank you CMDR o7. I'm not a newbie though, I personally fly HOSAS, have thousands of hours, billions is credits and multiple accounts haha. Some might say I'm a little obsessed haha
Trading isn't going to make anyone billions fast. It's a kind of fun way to make money, but if you want to make serious money then mining for high value minerals/metals is the way to go for Horizons. If you have Odyssey then exobiology will absolutely make you billions fast.
It certainly has the potential to do so but yes there are many other ways to make a lot of credits quickly, it's one of the reasons why I love this game! so many options!
~10 Million an hour??? that is a lot less than you can do tho, i made my wealth with about ~300 Million an hour. Sad if that is waht the grind came down to tbh
And how many (hundred) times in that hour you got interdicted by NPC pirates hauling as valuable good as gold? :P And I suggest to all who managed to survive hauling such cargo to buy Type-7 on money you make, that has way better cargo capacity than that "space-bus". Though then you cant anymore land on any other than large pads. But with Type-7 you have slight chance to survive pirate interdictions. Unlike Type-9, that has awesome cargo capacity, but maneuvaribility of a static moon. Unfortunately. So you gotta have some skill to use it as a trader. But when you got those skills, get it!
I think I was interdicted once by a pirate but they weren't able to drop me out of supercruise so it was an easy getaway. The Type-7 is a better ship for cargo capacity and so are many other ships. I simply use a small ship like a Dolphin for those with a small budget. As you trade and make money you can get bigger and better ships and the bonus credits will snowball into millions faster and faster. I agree the Type-9 is great for cargo and yes definitely has the maneuverability of a confused cow especially without engineering and skill.
@@KreeKree ... even WITH engineering and skill! :P :D But then again, to a point when you "Elite enough" to afford something like Type-9, none of us isn't anymore doing hauling mussions, or trading as is. As there's much better, faster and easier methods to make money with big ships. I preferred deep core mining. And even bounty hunting over trading. Now that I think of it, I think I haven't done basic trading after I got my trade Elite rank done!? :D So in that sence, Type-9 is kinda obsolete ship. Also because I do have Cutter also. Yet I have saved my Type-9, as I also powerplay, and Type-9 is excellent for hauling shitload of those powerplay thingies where-ever.
@@timppaUT that's not necessarily true. Everyone plays differently and I for one still do trade amongst other methods to make credits. There's no reason why someone should only do trade as there first method because like everyone else we have the choice available to us. I agree there are other ways to make credits, it's up to the Cmdr to decide if they want to do trade , try something else or start trade and then change it up.
@@KreeKree Sure, I also have option to do trade, but I find it a bit pointless if theres no more even rank gain for it to me. As I could make couple of hundred million credits to do couple of hours mining. On that same time with basic trading (not including rare commodities) it would very hard to do even close same amount of money. At least with same efford, as finding that perfect trade route would require to spend good amount of time on some 3rd party ED app to find such route. With mining it's only necessary to check out where's nearest station that pays most of those mined products.
@@timppaUT I see what you're saying. I need to work more on Trade rank because it reaches Elite 5 on Oddysee. I hope you are aware that although I've made this video about making millions doing trade, it's there to help new CMDR's try something new if they wish and by no means am I forcing them to believe that trade is the only way to make a lot of credits quickly. If you feel I have, I'm more than happy to review my video and improve my content in the future 😊
15 mins beam mining Platinum and pop to nearest Boom system will net you 270,000 per Ton. Osmium missions also around 30- 50 tons, nets around 3-4 million each mission. Sometimes Osmium will fetch 170,000cr per ton also. A Type10 has a 256 cargo slot. You can fill it with Platinum in 20 mins easy. Painite is worthless now. Core mining is fun, put takes longer. Just two med mining lasers. Collectors and refinery, with a prospector controller. Pick overlapping Platinium hotspots is real quick mining. 30 - 60% platinum]]]]]]]]]] roids a plenty. 150 Million to 250 million every couple of hours is steady income. No bother from ships at some Spots, then 1 or 2 jumps to sell it. A small ship with small refinery and collector and 1 Mining laser can start you off. A quick run, flog it. Then get a bigger ship, few more runs. Then work your way up to a med then Large ship within 1 play session, easy. Election time at some systems will have BLACK BOX retrieve missions. You can stack them, and with a collector controller, scoop up 6 or 7 per run will get you a few creds. To help mix it up a bit, to stop any boredom. Unless you're getting a Carrier, a couple of billions is enough in this game.
I found this game needlessly overly complicated! Always looking for the correct button to push i find the game very stressful, it's really bad in an emergency! Too many times as soon as i have over a certain amount i get jumped by far better ships as they take me out of warp with multiple hits i can't defend against If i try to turn to fight them as a last resort i always find they are faster, better armed and armoured than me. After the 5th time i just shut the game off just thoughly disappointed. The game is terrible trying to play with no money i have deleted my 2 accounts. The game looks good and looks fun until i remember all the stress and grief i went thru nothing fun about the game! It's on the same level as working at a place where your getting yelled at by customers and your boss and co-workers all at the same time. That kind of stress. I'm not sure how you can carry that much and not get jumped by groups of ships. Or since you have so much money your probably fast enough you don't have to worry about things like that. Great video!!!!! I really wish i had known that when i was playing!!!
I totally get that, the game refuses to hold anyone's hand and can be stressful when you're new to it. This game is described as having a learning cliff and not a curve. If you ever decide to give the game another shot then feel free to join my discord and others for assistance. We know how difficult it can be so the community is happy to help where they can. I'm glad you liked the video though. o7 😊
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I totally get that killing Thargoids is a brilliant way to make credits quickly. It's the main reason why I have billions on multiple accounts. I've noticed most CMDRs haven't noticed that my channel is for new players and may not be ready for Thargoid hunting and so I make videos to help them get started doing different things and giving them a engineer-less ship builds to do said things before they start engineering if they so choose. There is no real right or wrong way to play this game which is why I love this game.
I should change the title and thumbnail because people aren't getting the point of the video and that's my fault. If you have constructive criticism then I'm all ears :)
You can make a lot of credits doing different things, combat is definitely one of them. I was showing an example of what you can make in an of trading in a small ship for those not ready to try combat. Everyone plays E:D differently and that's one of the things I love about the game.
@@KreeKree no beside that, o just check some trading routes and the prices are way wrong, Inara says buy Imperial slave at 1450$ ish went to the system 13.000$🤣 also the estimate income 20mil hr i make 3mil😡
@@KreeKree This is from Inara today i had a chat with them today😊 Hello, unfortunately, as Inara is no longer supporting legacy game version (Frontier split the game into two versions since the game update 14) and thus there is not possible to link console game accounts anymore. As there are almost no data updates for the Legacy game version (making many tools on Inara barely usable for Legacy) and as supporting both game versions require a huge amount of work, I needed to make this hard decision. But, you can transfer your console commander to PC via Frontier's official console transfer portal with all your progress and link the PC account instead (you will get a free game copy during the transfer, too). Alternatively, there can be some streaming services like GeForce Now used, if you have no PC for playing the game. :) Sincerely, Artie
@@davidemancini7853 oh no! I remember Frontier splitting the game into two versions since update 14 but I didn't realise it would affect the console community in regards to using INARA. I wish I was able to explain the reason why but I can't. I honestly hoped they would continue the console Odyssey version as well. I'd play my console copy more so if they did.
I remember a few years ago you could make that mining LTDs (Low Temperature Diamonds) or VOs (Void Opals) but they were sadly nerfed. There is still a possibility to mine your way, but it depends on the market and last I checked, Musgravite was selling for over $400k a unit. Another alternative is $50mil trade missions or killing Thargoids, The Orthrus is probably your best bet because they don't fight back but they will only caustically fart on you and try to leave quickly so your best bet is to use non-guardian weapons (because they degrade them quickly) to kill them quickly and get $40mil a pop. I hope this helps o7
Ok, I'm buying this game. Even single player is awesome because you have a whole galaxy of adventure. Infinite possibilities.
Yes
100%
Try to get it on sale so you don't waste your money
You have the whole (inhabited) Bubble of adventure. Most of the galaxy is uninhabited, although you can find beautiful phenomena, and even basic life forms, although you might need Odyssey for that. I recommend the game.
Si vous voulez vraiment gagner énormément de crédits en vraiment très peu de temps, il y a une solution vraiment valable , je vous donne le secret et il sera toujours valable, même dans plusieurs années : Allez en dehors de la bulle humaine et scannez les planètes pour trouver de la biologie. Il vous faut auparavant juste deux choses que vous pouvez acquérir très rapidement. Un vaisseau avec un hangar pour y mettre un SRV et une combinaison Artemis qui va vous permettre de scanner les choses sur la planète où vous aurez atterri .
Alors maintenant, voici le véritable secret ! Il faut que la planète que vous scannez n'ait jamais été visitée auparavant et croyez moi, elles sont extrêmement nombreuses dans ce cas (n'oubliez pas que Elite propose 400 milliards de systèmes. Et le secret, c'est que si vous êtes le premier à poser le pied sur ce genre de planète non encore découverte, alors toutes vos découvertes seront payées 5 fois leur prix normal ! ! !
Bien sur , pour pouvoir acheter la combinaison et le vaisseau qui va bien, je pense qu'il faut faire dans la bulle quelques petites missions toutes simples au départ, mais ça prend à peine une heure pour avoir ensuite de quoi se payer le matériel. Ensuite, à vous les crédits mais ne vous éparpillez pas : Elite est un jeu hyper chronophage et si vous courez plusieurs styles de jeu en même temps, vous serez vite limité ... prenez votre temps !
Pour info, en allant chercher des ingénieurs à Colonia, rien que sur le trajet avec mon Fleet carrier, j'ai gagné plus de 3 milliards de crédits avec l'exo biologie dont 400 millions en une demi heure sur une seule planète ! C'est vraiment hyper simple et très rentable.
Thanks for the tips kree. I just started playing again after a few year break. Basically relearning and starting from scratch
You're most welcome! I hope enjoy relearning the game
@KreeKree loving it just picked up a type 7 been doing trading.runs back up to a little.over 40m
@@StarStruckLoftThat's awesome CMDR o7
another great video, very helpful tips. Definitely use auto-dock to give you time to switch target system while it's landing you.
And I swear, I've had people try to explain the supercruise assist trick, & it never makes sense to me. Your explanation is good though, so I'll give it a shot later when I get on
Awesome! Thank you so much! Sweet, let me know if you have any feedback or questions please o7
Orthrus hunting at spire sites is the best way to make money. You don't need a lot to get started, just go over to a maelstorm system to get your caustic launcher, then load your ship full of hull reinforcements and AX mult-cannons. You'll be making about a billion every 1-2 hours depending on how many people are there and how efficent you're being. You can specialized your ship later.
I totally get that killing Thargoids is a brilliant way to make credits quickly. It's the main reason why I have billions on multiple accounts. Going to Spire site is also something I've done with my community. I've noticed most CMDRs haven't noticed that my channel is for new players and may not be ready for Thargoid hunting and so I make videos to help them get started doing different things and giving them a engineer-less ship builds to do said things before they start engineering if they so choose. There is no real right or wrong way to play this game which is why I love this game.
Heres The Funny Thing... You Labeled All Your Videos With Beginner Titles... Yet This One You Didn't And Instead Labelled It How To Make BILLIONS Fast... BILLIONS YOU SAID..!!!
Of Course Your Going To Attract Most Of The Thargoid Farmers Out There Like Me And Relics... The Title Of This Video Is Just Craving Attention For Something It's Not... 10 Million Is Far Short Of a Billion In Elite @@KreeKree
Great video, thanks for keeping this game alive! Id like to share with you a small tip when in super-cruise. It looked like you were manually setting your throttle to 75%? If you have any buttons left, You can actually assign a button to set your throttle so that its an immediate and accurate throttling. You can find this option in ship controls>Flight Throttle (Double check which control you map as the game also allows you to set NEGATIVE 75% which will leave flying into whatever is in front of you). o7 cmdr
Thank you CMDR o7 😊
Subscribed, the only channel friendly to beginers
Thank you so much CMDR o7 😊
I'm a newb. Been playing only a few weeks now. I did buy the "Dolphin" and made it pure passenger, Luxury and 1rst class. I named it the "Admiral Akbar". Getting high profile passengers, it's nice to be able to avoid interdictions and move fast to avoid scans, which most "rich" and/or high value passengers want. Also getting to the destinations quick, then leaving for the next destination.
Yes usually a general or criminal mastermind. 😆
Anyways, I've done some trade runs, I'm at "Merchant" rank now. Though I have been leery of the pirate interdictions. That's what's been holding me back to do the big full trade runs.
Your tips here are quite helpful! Some things I've figured out on my own like having supercruise assist activated but aim slightly away until close enough for it to kick in, to max speed until then.
Having the Dolphin as a passenger runner is a great choice for credit grinding, good job 😁
I'm glad those tips have helped you. Keep up the good work CMDR
@@KreeKree My in-game name is Joxilb 8Q
Could be fun to friend you.
@@KreeKree Your discord channel invite is failing on inviting me. :(
EDIT: Oh wait now it worked. Some kind of Discord spammed updates were blocking it, heh heh!
Taking Courier mission between the Stations will also add value.
Great advice! o7
I just started a new commander and I am already in a Type 9 after 2-3 days, I did missions from the 4 stations in Cubeo, though, just going to Sarahath(rankin orbital) and buying the good required. Even mining missions can be completed that way, not all but most. Mission rewards will increase as your rep with the factions increase. I am now looking at several 50m rewards per run.
Hell's yes CMDR! nice progress. It's definitely much easier to get what you want once you know what you're doing, good job 😊 o7
Good vid, KreeKree! Definitely will be helpful to some CMDRS :)
Thank you so much, I really appreciate that 😊o7
Thanks!
No, thank you CMDR o7 😊
Nice video but I missed info on the BEST pair of systems to trade between - after all, if you are going to do some intensive trading. it is probably worth a longish journey at the start and end of the trading session. The distance of the system from its sun make more of difference than I had expected, even in super-cruise that travel time adds to the round-trip time (far more than the distance travelled BETWEEN suns - as long as you only need the one jump).
The best system to trade between really depend on the market at the time because it's always changing based off what state the system is in (war, famin ect) and what other CMDR's are trading as well so it varies from system to system which is why it's helpful to use the INARA website to help you decide. I hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any other questions, I'm happy to help. See you out there
Thank you so much for making this video :) It's a fair amount of money in a realistic time span. It's not get rich quick scheme, but it works.
You're most welcome! it's something different to do and those tips are usable for any reason you want to get somewhere quickly o7
Over on the right if you swtich Super Cruise Assist to Manual Throttle you don't have to align your ship off-center any more
Ooh I'll have to give that a try, thank you o7 😊
Thanks for the tips, really helpful :) !
You are most welcome CMDR o7 😊
Thanks for pointing out the Dolphin is a decent trader. The Type-6 is a bit better, but the Dolphin is more fun to fly imo.
Also, the Dolphin is very cool, so you can jump from the corona. Not advised with any other ship though.
I agree the Type-6 is definitely a good trader but yes jumping early in the Dolphin is better even though you can still do it in any other ship so long as you have Heatsinks 😊
I like to get my ship toasty. That 110% is quite something.
Another hidden pretty good trader is Asp Explorer! And with a bit of engineering magic, I bet its gonna be a trader with best jump range too! And its also pretty cheap
Great tips especially the heatsink one I didn't knew about.
You're most welcome CMDR o7
Damn those are some good trade routes you got in the video. Best I can ever find are routes that say 10-15 million an hour.
It's not bad. You'd have to "shop around" when looking at INARA for trade routes based on the settings you want to use.
Supercruise Trick: don't align, full speed, if you reach the 7 second go ahead and now look at the distance, if you are UNDER 4Ls, FULL SPEED and immediately align with target. You get the feeling of overshooting, but this isn't. Needs a bit of training but fits nice.
Great advice! Does take a little practice but yes definitely worth trying o7
This is how I got my first few mil credits in Elite. I wouldn't trade for billions though. With this method you would have to grind for 90-100 hours to get a fleet carrier for example, assuming you keep finding ~50m/hr routes. Exobiology in unexplored systems can easily net you >200m/hr once you get enough credits to fully outfit a DBX/AspX/Conda for jump range, but I guess that's assuming that you were able to purchase Odyssey without having some kind of moral crisis.
That's fair, it's certainly possible especially if you buy and outfit bigger and bigger ships. I personally like to change it up so I don't get bored. Oh yes and $50mil trade routes and the exo bio is super lucrative. Yeah I got Oddysee in alpha to stream it so others could what it was like and watch it's developmental processes.
I make anywhere between 32 to 60 mill an hour deep core mining. Trick is knowing what to look for and having a good set of limpet controllers to collect as fast as possible.
@@xXkamaXxKazi That is another great way to make credits for sure 😊
I did a search around SOL and the profits are 55-65 million per hour! I assume more people in that area, so more data entries? I'm far from there on my old save.
That's brilliant! Thank you so much for sharing! o7 😊
Robigo Mines and serious atmouspherics passesnger missions in the dolphin can make you around 50mil an hour and in the python you can make more than 100mil an hour.
Yes it definitely can. Robigo is still the fastest way to get credits and get engineering materials to trade. I even have a couple videos on it already.
git gud and make over a billion an hour in combat
@@CmdrTigerKing I do that already killing Thargoids with my friends and viewers :)
The Dolphin is actually a heat eater, no worrying about charging up next to sun.
I have noticed that, it's very handy 😊
So far Robigo passenger missions seem to be the best to get money fast. It takes some time to prepare the ship but in the end in one course I get about 20 mil. I can do about 4 courses in an hour so that means I get about 80 mil per hour. This might seem like a really good way of making money but it gets really boring really fast. And I am trying to get enough money to buy a fleet carrier using only that method xd good luck to me I guess... I might try to do something else to get some money
I agree Robigo runs are good for money making and can be boring quickly. This trade is an option and when you use larger ship the profits are higher as expected but yes there are many ways to make a lot of credits. Good luck CMDR, I hope you get your FC soon o7
@@KreeKreedoes inara still work for the old ps servers or just updated for pc only?
It does still for console as well, you will just need to change the advanced settings when looking.@@jehera
@@KreeKree sweet thanks, just got back after a year break or so on ps 😁
@@KreeKree sorry but calling passenger runs boring when you're doing the exact same stuff only with hauling gold is absurd. At least they pay better and helps you with big faction ranks.
The only thing i noticed that was odd is that you don't need heatsinks on a dolphin. I think it maxes out at like ~60% heat even while charging FSD while scooping.
This is unengineered too. Ship is broken lol
This is true, I only added it as a suggestion in case someone wanted to use the build as a guide for another ship.
It's becoming apparent to me that some people don't know that with my content I have my builds mostly unengineered for brand-new or returning players who want to try something without having to go through engineering yet. This is something I'll need to mention in my videos going forward. Thank you o7
Hey! nice channel & video! I wish you sucess! I have tips to futher reduce time in trade routes that may interest you. To do this you will abuse supercruise Assist and docking computer. Here the script:
1 - After plaining the trade route by Inara an go the first loop. SAVE the STATIONS by galaxy map and FAVORITE them. this saves loading screens and station selection every time you arrive in your destination system.
2 - It is possible to arrive at the stations with the entrance RIGHT in front of you. To do this, during the supercruise, the destination icon on the ship's panel must display the toast rack. Maneuver the ship until the icon is in the right position. (Pro tip: if you can't find the toast rack at any given time, do a deliberate leap of shame and the icon will invert.)
3 - Use the supercruise assist trick! It's fun and useful!
4 - Enter the station ASAP and activate the Docking pc right AFTER past the toast rack to avoid elusive landing pads.
o7
Thank you so much for the tips, super helpful and thank you for the compliments 😊 o7
Just started and I thought Supercruise assist was automatic and just really bad, lol. Thanks for the tips.
@@steelyatron yes I did too when I first started til someone taught me, I'm happy I can pass on the knowledge and help other cmdrs out there. You're welcome cmdr
Watched your explaination for using IMARA, in your example you filled in the cargo capacity for the Dolphin as 532,,,,, is this in tons?
The T6 tricked out carries between 100 - 120 tons and it's a bigger ship than the Dolphin. Your build shows a capacity of 76 tons. (32+16+16+4+4+4).
Yes, the cargo capacity is 76, I accidentally put a greater amount and yes the T6 is better for cargo capacity. I should have used the T6 as my example but regardless of what ship I used the principal is the same for trading quickly. Also I'd like to mention, the credits you make the bigger the ships you can use so the profits you make will be larger every time. I'm sorry for the confusion. I'll be making sure I use this as feedback to improve my future videos 😊
Spanch is a better tool for trade routes if you're doing small 10 jump max routes. Just as an alternative.
Ooh great advice, I'm going to give that a try. Thanks CMDR o7 😊
It's worth noting the total profit that isn't in green is the total profit for that particular run, the green is total over the course of the entire run up to whatever point you are currently at. Good Luck o7@@KreeKree
I make 20million per trip in my type 9, it does require 4 jumps to get to the delivery site but as soon as i completely upgrade my fsd that will lower
@@randyd9090 hell yeah! The T9 is one of the best trade ships out there, I definitely have one too 😁
Thank you very much very useful video I'll be putting your tips to good use :)
You're most welcome CMDR o7
Nice video! i returned to Elite a few weeks ago, being making coins with exo-biology, which is profitable but so boring, im going To try your technique and see how it goes, thanks for the guide! o7
Thank you! Exo is very profitable for sure but yes can be boring. Awesome! Let me know if you have any feedback or questions o7
Great Tutorial Kree !! Trading has been my main activity after leaving mining when I bought the Type-7. You truly did an amazing work in resuming the job, nothing to add. I personally never have flown small ships for trading, don't think there is any benefit from it, maybe I'm just too dumb to understand the perk, whatever, great job, hoping to see you grow on TH-cam in the future. o7 Commander.
Thank you so much! The profit grows as your ships cargo space does so it's definitely worth it in larger ships. I went with a small ship for those new CMDR's that may not have the credits for a larger ship quiet yet 😊 once again, thank you Cmdr, see you in the black o7
hello is this online like EVE ONLINE? or this is more like NO MANS SKY that you can go both online and offline
This is online always (and only). You can play Solo, Private Group or Open. There is no offline mode. It's a persistent world type game with a background simulation running that players' actions affect in a small way but affect nonetheless.
@user-ky7le9bf2m is correct
Can I ask why you aren’t using a fuel scoop on this build?
For this build, I deliberately chose a loop trade route that was short for maximum profit per hour and little to no need to refuel using a star because I could refuel at the station I was buying or selling from.
The two trade ships I have:
Medium is a Python with 2 size 6 cargo racks, 2 size 5's and 1 size 4 rack (208 ton capacity and if you want to run passengers they can be replaced with cabins). It has 6A shields, 3A fuels scoop, size 3 Guardian FSD booster and size 2 Auto Field Maint Unit.
Large is an Imperial Cutter with 2 size 8 cargo racks and 2 size 6's (640 ton capacity). Also has a size 5 fuel scoop, 3 size 5 Guardian shield boosters and a size 4 as well plus a size 3 Guardian FSD Booster. Shields are 6A as well.
My trade rank is Elite V. In 1 day using the Cutter doing Source / Return missions paying up to 50M each I have made 649M cr profit in the last 2 weeks.
Those are good ships for trade for sure! I did a small ship for new cmdrs and I should be more clear on that in my videos too. thank you for sharing cmdr o7
I thought I saw a video from you about passengers transport in z’n dolphin but I can’t find it. I’m wondering what type of passengers I should be focussing on.
I definitely did, here is the video that will give you the build and explain the types of cabins you'll need. th-cam.com/video/2FmC0rEkdiU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Xayx2rGRTLTVO3xs
@@KreeKreeha I knew it. Thanks a lot. Enjoying your vids, so I subscribed 😁 thanks for the replies
@@BSHokke haha you're most welcome CMDR o7 and thank you so much for the sub 😊
i been doing this in the past alot and i just today got back on this game and started again. i remember if i played like 8 hours a day i could make up to 500/600 million a day with my imperial cutter
Nice! Yeah you definitely make more with a larger ship
I just fill up my fleet carriers and jump them to the selling point 19000 units each but if ur starting out there's a in system trade line at kandiil no jumping needed
Fleet carriers are awesome for delivering huge amounts if you have one but can be tedious after a a while for some.
Oh that's awesome! thanks for sharing! o7
So……. I can use the dolphin for cargo and and passengers
Yes you can
Good tips!
Thank you so much 😊 o7
Nice I just got back into this after years gone. This is great. If anyone wants to play shoot me a reply and we can get un touch. I'm still learning a lot but I do all kinds of activities in game.
Sounds awesome! Welcome back CMDR
Although I made my fair share of money trading, IMHO nothing beats exploration, especially when you chance to find an unexplored Guardian world. I should make the jump to "my" systems to do a bio recon. Should be much easier now with a fully upgraded Cutter than it was with an unmodded Phantom. Sure, the credits/hour is low, but the experience...
I love exploration! I have one of my accounts in a kitted out sidewinder heading to Sag A while making detours to nebulae and Dr Kay's Heart. There are many ways to make your billions and yes one of them is exploring especially when you scan exo bio $$$
On my Dolphin I use 2A power plant -0.7T mass but still just enough power also resting heat -12% * passenger version
Nice! that's good advice o7
Some good info in here, although in my experience the real wildcard with trading is always pirate interdictions. That will ruin your hourly profits pretty quickly.
Thank you so much! They can, in my experience, the interdictions don't happen as often as you would first think but yes they can.
Captain Cock Block he's our hero... Gonna take your motherfucking profits.... Down to zero 🎵
And I forgot, can we see how u deal with pirates when getting pulled out of super cruise?
Certainly, I'll add it to a video or simply do a video based on dealing with pirates. It's a good idea :)
Small ship you say... while me with a Keelback with only 80 cargo going crazy jumping between stations to make a similar profit lmao, i just wish i can upgrade ship soon, while it is not bad it is not enough for trade.
@@CrimsonEarth The Type-6 is another awesome small trade ship you could use till you can afford a medium ship.
How often dose Innara update. I see it keeps track of my mat's, but they are alway's different than what I've actual got.
It should update automatically once you land at a station or end your gaming session I believe. It especially helps if you're using EDSM (console) or EDMC, EDDI and/or EDDiscovery (PC).
If you're using the Dolphin build in this video, you won't need heatsinks, nothing short of jumping from inbetween binary stars will overheat a Dolphin.
This is true, I did forget about that. Thanks for the feedback :)
I must be doing somthing wrong. I'm buying about 17 of a titriam I belive its called. Then selling it in the same tab at the station the website tells me to. I'm making no profit, I'm just loosing money. I'm so confused
Hmmmm, I need more information to help. Are you able to join my Discord (linked in the description) so I can talk to you about this.
Hmmmm, I need more information to help. Are you able to join my Discord (linked in the description) so I can talk to you about this.
@@KreeKree sure
@KreeKree I'm doing every thing in the vid. The only thing is it looks like you are on odyssey. I'm on horizon. Does thag make a differance?
Great video! 1 thing: do you know why every databse (including inara) seems to be totally wrong (telling wrong buy prices at around 10x less)?
Hmmm, are you playing the Odyssey version or Horizons?
I was playing Legacy version. But the new version is the same problem, less prices inconsistency though@@KreeKree
@@nakamuratkn hmm, it might be because the database relies on player created and player used apps like EDMC (Elite Dangerous Marketplace Connecter) to get information and depending on how old the information is it may be incorrect because not players use EDMC and the like.
@@KreeKree Got it. Was doing some research on how this all works, and, yea, sometimes can be outdated, but most of the time seems correct. So, these databases should be good place to start, but a trader must always check info for themselves "ingame" aswell. Thanks for the reply! peace
Nice video, I started off making money trading, from the T6 to the T9, the latter once engineered is the ultimate trader, can do mining too.
Thank you! The T9 is an amazing trade and mining ship 100% agreed
Dont you think a Cutter would be better at this task? Im not a pro although i have a cutter and some mils, this is a real question
@@yanis1065 the Cutter is a very good trade ship for sure, just depends on whether you have the imperial rank and credits to buy and outfit it
Beautiful tutorial. I never tried trading before for profit (except after mining diamonds) so this will be a nice new thing for me :P
Ah yes, I remember when LTD (Low Temperature Diamonds)and VO (Void Opals) were the thing to mine for and boy was it profitable. Awesome, give it a go and let me know if you have any feedback for me :) Good luck CMDR o7
How is your cargo capacity is 532? I did the same build and I only have 76
Oh, I simply forgot to change the cargo capacity from one of my larger ships to the capacity of the Dolphin I built. I apologise for the confusion CMDR, fly safe o7
Your whole channel is so much better than bigger content creators for starting players that’s just unbelievable.
Finally somewhere I can actually learn without loud music, childish jokes and incomprehensible instructions.
I hope you keep updating things, as much as elite dangerous isn’t really mainstream and/or new at this point. But… it’s new to me 😂
Thank you so much CMDR o7 it really means a lot ❤️
This is pretty good for playing safe but there's still the risk of being intercepted but then the small ship should be agile enough to complete the many game. Anyhow I make about 5 to 10 mill killing rats in High res in my Conda, I use a crew member and fighter as a wingman which is good for distracting the rats and keeping their shields down......BOOM!
Your way is a good way to make a lot of credits quickly especially with the help of your crew. Trade is a good way too especially for those that just want to chill 😊
I'd say exobio is the only really safe activity
Giving the actual state of the game and the last 2 years, I'd say trading won't get you very far in credits as fast as you claim. If you get a gold/tritium rush community goal as we did months ago, that would be true, but normally we're looking around 70-80mil per hour max using a full 790T cargo T9 (I think it's the biggest haul possible?). That''s pretty low when compared with the 200 mil of Robigo passenger runs or the 300mil per hour of exobio billionaires boulevard which also is way safer since there are no pirates interested in your botanical endeavors.
If you like trading and trucking, absolutely go for it, it's an amazing experience. That said, it is not even close to being the safest and fastest way to make billions of credits and you will have to deal with pirates, slower ships, low range jumps and repeating the same thing for hours on end.
You certainly have merit in what you're saying and yes there are many other ways to make heaps of credits quickly. You can make a decent amount of credits in trade and like for most of my audience, this guide is to help new cmdr's try something new. I appreciate the feedback on the video, thank you o7
ive got a 600 cargo cutter its only given me like 10-15 million per trip, Robigo mines passenger missions in python is better 19-23 million.
I totally understand there are many ways to make millions or even billions (my favourite is thargoids). This was a video to help new players that want to get a good starting point for trade is all.
I started plating in 2014 on console and yes...i still play. Game is 11 outa 10
Hellz yeah!
Here is a tip : i am currently at ceos and i am doing passenger missions to suris atomosphre in sothis , in a T7 each trip i am making 6 to 8mil per run.
from ceos to sothis is only 8 to 9 ly jump range and is only 1,700Ls from the main star. this is just taking all the non wanted passengers, you could make more taking the wated passengers.
if you do just fly over 200mps through the mail slot this will stop you from being scanned. " fly from inside the ring to line up with mail slot befor dropping from super cruz"
Look for babbage station for passenger cabins for out fitting.
Thanks for the tip, it's a good way to make credits. I love how there are so many ways to make a lot of credits quickly
This is what I did when I started with the game, way back in the day. Loop routing. FDev kinda screwed loop routing a while back when they put in market equalization. That is, as supply dwindles, the cost goes up, just like real life. What's worse is that the sell prices go down at the destination station the more they have in stock, so as you sell, your profits go down. This was why the old timers switched to "rares". There, the price on both sides of the transaction remains the same. Super cheap at the source station, and provided you go far enough away, super expensive at the sell station. I remember buying things for 1200/u and selling them for 120,000+/u. The issue being that there was only ever a fixed amount you could buy(but we will get to a way to solve that in a sec). So, theoretically, you could make 100k per unit, but the number of units for sale is limited. Now this math changes when you have a fleet carrier. You can jump your carrier to say, right next to hutton orbital, with you on it, and buy all the mugs and gin they have available, fly to your carrier and offload it to the carrier, this will reset the market and there will be more available(after the short timer runs down). Fill the carrier with rares and jump 500-1200 ly away to get the best price. Makes a ton of money but is tedious.
A better way, that still works last I checked, is bounty stacking. Go to a starsystem with a bounty bonus(2 of the PP powers up bounties in controlled systems, so bounties pay significantly more) then cycle through the minor powers in the job list and take pirate kill missions. You probably also should pick a system that is aligned to the major power that you wish to serve. For example if you are trying to unlock the corvette, you should pick a system that is under federal control. According to powerplay, not the system statistics, confusingly they can be controlled by Zachary Hudson, but all the minor factions in system can be imps, meaning you would get the bounty bonus from the federal power, but you would actually be increasing reputation with the imperials. At any rate so long as the system is controlled by Zachary Hudson or Arissa Lavigny-Duval you will get the passive bounty bonus(you don't have to pledge to get it and you get it even if you are pledged to another power) I typically see missions from a few of the minor factions for kill 35 of 'specific pirate faction' for 30-50 million. As long as you take missions from different minor factions, the missions stack. So 4 missions of 35 kills for a specific pirate faction=35 kills for about 120 million + any bounties on the ships(which is typically a lot). 200 million per set of missions isn't that hard to do. I've picked up a few billion credits in an afternoon.
The other go to for making huge credits is a little more boring, especially if you haven't unlocked/leveled engineers, but is still doable. That is the robigo to sothis passenger missions. 30 mil a trip/ 4 jumps total(engineered) or 8 jumps total (unengineered). I would recommend a python and using the smaller outpost in robigo, as a lot of the passengers will be wanted and you get scanned at the larger starport. Pick up passengers, fly to sothis, scan beacon, return, repeat. Easy, but boring. I really wish they would bring back long range smuggling, that would be fun to do again.
Ah yes, it was easier back then to trade and even though it has changed, it's definitely still achievable to reach billions doing trade, it's the same with bounty stacking and Robigo passenger missions. This is one of the things that I love about Elite, the fact that there are so many avenues you can go down to reach billions doing different things. Obviously trade is just one of many options and there is more than one way to do something based off your play style. Your explanations are super handy, especially for new CMDR's so thank you for sharing 😊 o7
@@KreeKree It was certainly not easier in the old days, lol. Especially not during the patch from hell. Trading was impossible back then. It was either the patch where they introduced engineering, or the patch right after. Those were some dark times. A single unit of cargo and it would autospawn an anaconda that could one shot any ship in the game that would interdict you with an escape target that spawned behind your ship. It was so bad FDev resurrected all the ships and credited back all the rebuys for the entire patch.
They have changed so much since the beginning. My first memory is fighting an anaconda at a high res for about an hour (in a sidewinder) and finally killing it to get 359k credits (So I could foolishly purchase a viper mk4 instead of a cobra) . Working for literal hours for 5 million credits. I just killed a ship last night and got 1.8 million for a single ship.
I remember trying loop routes between Xuangu and Kalana since neither station was more than 20 ls from the main star, so I couldn't get interdicted. Nowadays you just engineer the bejesus out of a combat python with prismatics and melt anyone that dares to try and take your stuff.
@@xaero5150 oh dang, things have changed. That sounds like it was before my time. The struggles were real it seems.
Nice little video;-)
Thank you so much 😊 o7
I was using inara, but the best trade route ran out of supply after 50mins. When searching again the profit per hour was 10mil down. Its there any recommended areas/stars to use as your near star, I also could not find a way to expand a search radius from the near star, any help greatfully received 👍😉
@@stumpywest1652 of course, there is a way to find a possible system that would be ideal for trade, you could try looking for a system that is in a boom or expansion state, you could also find a one that does extraction and sell what they have to a refinery system. Otherwise keep looking around on Inara. I hope this helps o7
An actual tip - don't buy Dolphin, go for T6 instead. Its cheaper, has more cargo space and about the same jump range
The T6 is definitely an excellent ship for trade. I probably should have used that one haha
nice one, i have couple my own tricks too in elite, made good money from tritium trade 😁😁👍👍
Awesome! And thank you as well 😊 o7
Did they nerf Robigo Mines?
I don't believe so, no. Robigo is still an option for making millions for sure.
Your ship cargo hold is only 68T so why did you choose 532T in INARA? (OK i found your reply in the comments)
But still, you could leave in the video a part where you sell things, and part where you buy things
Very true, I'll do my best to leave that information in the video. Great advice, thank you
Anyone playing on ps4 that’s new or seasoned I’m looking for squadron mates
That's a good idea, looking for new squad mates 😊
hmm this is the second video I watch that said make billions fast but i don't see it,ya only made a few mill it seems :(
In this video I used a small ship and made millions in an hour. So when you're doing this, you can afford to buy a larger ship maybe even going from small to medium to large where making even more profits is easier and faster each time because you're able to haul more. I apologise if my explanation wasn't clear enough and I'll endeavour to be clearer in future videos.
@@KreeKree Sorry its ok your all good :)
@@jamesjbarrek6086 you shouldn't be sorry, I really do welcome feedback and I now do feel that my explanation wasn't as clear as I thought.
@@KreeKree Its ok its probably just my dumb a** that didn't understand it :)
@@jamesjbarrek6086 I certainly wouldn't call you that because you're not and you shouldn't call yourself that either. As I said, I really appreciate feedback 😊
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Knee Knee or Kree Kree? Either way that's awesome and cute 🥰
Knee Knee, just sayin brought back good memories as to how i got that nickname and who gave it to me and my friends around 1970... nice ED video...
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@@reddog024gaming8 nice! That's awesome! I'm glad it brought back good memories and you enjoyed the video
10M for an hour's trucking doesn't seem a good choice to me. I could pick a single (as opposed to team missions) massacre mission, kill 15-20 pirates in less than half an hour for more than 10M credits....and i would be having FUN and collecting crafting materials (with collector limpets)....
A good tip to incl that i didn't ever pay attention to before recently, is LOOK OUT FOR "COMMUNITY GOALS"!!! Now _there_ you could find some real profitable trade routes/missions!
It is good for newer players that aren't ready for combat and only have a small ship or budget. There are soooo many ways to make a lot of credits in this game. My favourite at the moment is killing Thargoids with friends which for some newer players don't want to get into straight away. This video isn't intended for experienced players. I'm simply trying to help newer players like I wish I was. That doesn't mean I don't appreciate feedback, I really do appreciate it. It helps me so much so thank you for the feedback and tips 🙂 o7
@@KreeKree so why not passenger missions or even exobio? I'm Elite V in trading and it sucked most of the time, and I like trucking stuff, but in order to optimize the activity enough to make it worth your time, you'll usually get stuck commuting between two exact locations for days before reaching your first billion.
That's great... if you have the skills for it. Not everybody can fly well enough to make money fighting.
Can we see ur t9 trade ship in action.
Sure! I can do trade runs on stream with anyone who wants to join 😊
@@KreeKree there's some freshies that need to know what to do when getting dicted by a pirate or worse resource and return missions where they don't read the fine print that says (HOSTILE SHIPS MAY BE SENT AFTER YOU)
I have a pirate killer t9 720t but start ups wouldn't have the engineers to have that so I thought it would be good for them to see how to deal with them without the engineering
That is a very good point, thank you. I should be able to do a tutorial going into detail on how to trade without getting robbed or blown up.@@tedfranks1186
nothing engineered ?
That is correct. I try to keep most of the builds engineering free for new players that haven't decided on going down that route yet. It helps them do things they might have thought they couldn't without engineering. This obviously doesn't mean that you can do everything in the game without engineering (ie: fighting Thargoids) but it helps them explore other options in the game.
@@KreeKree yes thargoid. I seen people making around 10 billions apparently… well usually it best when you have teammates that has endgame tech to. I would say trading is still good. I was thinking about alexandrite. Buying low like below 217k storing them in carrier and selling them for 380k each..
Not to forget that people will buy your good and they will make the same money that you do aswell by selling them. Obviously not only alexandrite but all other to making as much money as possible
@@c_d_r0 oh yes I totally agree with that for sure. That's what's great about this game. So many options to make credits and although engineering does really help it's not necessary for everything 😊
If you know what youre doing, then you know mining is the best and fastest way to make money
Mining is definitely one of the ways to make a lot of credits fast, that's for sure.
If you’re in a small ship, why limit your search to large landing pads?
Oh, Dolphin. That’s medium, right?
The Dolphin is a small ship but yes you don't need to limit yourself to a large pad 😊
@@KreeKree But you did limit your search to only places with large pads.
@@PhilHibbs that's true. I was very tired at the time of the recording and didn't think to change it. Working 65hrs a week does that to a person 😅
well i asume mining still make you more in one hour after see this
It potentially can, yes. That's the thing with Elite, there are so many ways to make a lot of credits quickly and it's up to preference for some.
Only if you don't count all the prep time and everything else.
Another reccy is i'd dump the shield generator too in favour of more cargo. If you come across pirates (which you likely wont) youre dead anyway. Just cop it on the chin. Plus makes more room for comoditites! Since you have laning asisstance you wont even need to worry about damage. If you dump the landing asisstance too and learn to fly and land at full speed (easier with a controler or HOTAS) youll shave more seconds off your flight. But obvs this is trickier and for new players the landing assist is waaay eaiser to deal with
But amazing video on trading. I do this with my keelback when it's not mining lol the dolphin feels like it would be a nicer ride though haha
I agree with you, because my channel is geared for new players I try to give them some comfort with the builds but it's handy for newbies to see other suggestions they can try out so thank you CMDR o7. I'm not a newbie though, I personally fly HOSAS, have thousands of hours, billions is credits and multiple accounts haha. Some might say I'm a little obsessed haha
Greetings commander this is REEEEEEEEEEE REEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Hahaha
In a big ship you can make ₡80M per hour this way
Oh yes definitely! It's easy millions 😊
Trading isn't going to make anyone billions fast. It's a kind of fun way to make money, but if you want to make serious money then mining for high value minerals/metals is the way to go for Horizons. If you have Odyssey then exobiology will absolutely make you billions fast.
It certainly has the potential to do so but yes there are many other ways to make a lot of credits quickly, it's one of the reasons why I love this game! so many options!
Clickbait, ED is not making billions but how much time to get Billions...
It's a tuto for real beginners.
This is definitely for beginners for sure. It's handy to show there are many ways to make a lot of credits quicker than they realise.
Yea can make Billions after spending years trading
It's going to take much less than years to trade to billions, especially when you are able to use a larger ship like the Type 9 Heavy.
10 million is pretty weak for an hour though really. Don't you think?
I realize there are other ways to make a heap of money quickly but it's not bad for a newbie starting in a small ship.
~10 Million an hour??? that is a lot less than you can do tho, i made my wealth with about ~300 Million an hour.
Sad if that is waht the grind came down to tbh
To be fair, I used a small ship and it's not bad for a little ship. You of course can make more in a larger ship like the Imperial Cutter
And how many (hundred) times in that hour you got interdicted by NPC pirates hauling as valuable good as gold? :P And I suggest to all who managed to survive hauling such cargo to buy Type-7 on money you make, that has way better cargo capacity than that "space-bus". Though then you cant anymore land on any other than large pads. But with Type-7 you have slight chance to survive pirate interdictions. Unlike Type-9, that has awesome cargo capacity, but maneuvaribility of a static moon. Unfortunately. So you gotta have some skill to use it as a trader. But when you got those skills, get it!
I think I was interdicted once by a pirate but they weren't able to drop me out of supercruise so it was an easy getaway. The Type-7 is a better ship for cargo capacity and so are many other ships. I simply use a small ship like a Dolphin for those with a small budget. As you trade and make money you can get bigger and better ships and the bonus credits will snowball into millions faster and faster. I agree the Type-9 is great for cargo and yes definitely has the maneuverability of a confused cow especially without engineering and skill.
@@KreeKree ... even WITH engineering and skill! :P :D But then again, to a point when you "Elite enough" to afford something like Type-9, none of us isn't anymore doing hauling mussions, or trading as is. As there's much better, faster and easier methods to make money with big ships. I preferred deep core mining. And even bounty hunting over trading. Now that I think of it, I think I haven't done basic trading after I got my trade Elite rank done!? :D So in that sence, Type-9 is kinda obsolete ship. Also because I do have Cutter also. Yet I have saved my Type-9, as I also powerplay, and Type-9 is excellent for hauling shitload of those powerplay thingies where-ever.
@@timppaUT that's not necessarily true. Everyone plays differently and I for one still do trade amongst other methods to make credits. There's no reason why someone should only do trade as there first method because like everyone else we have the choice available to us. I agree there are other ways to make credits, it's up to the Cmdr to decide if they want to do trade , try something else or start trade and then change it up.
@@KreeKree Sure, I also have option to do trade, but I find it a bit pointless if theres no more even rank gain for it to me. As I could make couple of hundred million credits to do couple of hours mining. On that same time with basic trading (not including rare commodities) it would very hard to do even close same amount of money. At least with same efford, as finding that perfect trade route would require to spend good amount of time on some 3rd party ED app to find such route. With mining it's only necessary to check out where's nearest station that pays most of those mined products.
@@timppaUT I see what you're saying. I need to work more on Trade rank because it reaches Elite 5 on Oddysee. I hope you are aware that although I've made this video about making millions doing trade, it's there to help new CMDR's try something new if they wish and by no means am I forcing them to believe that trade is the only way to make a lot of credits quickly. If you feel I have, I'm more than happy to review my video and improve my content in the future 😊
D. is coolest ship, heatsink is not nessesary.
It does take a lot to heat up a dolphin
@@KreeKree you may scoop and charge fsd in one time... it´s dolphin :)
That is very true, can be done :) @
15 mins beam mining Platinum and pop to nearest Boom system will net you 270,000 per Ton.
Osmium missions also around 30- 50 tons, nets around 3-4 million each mission. Sometimes Osmium will fetch 170,000cr per ton also.
A Type10 has a 256 cargo slot. You can fill it with Platinum in 20 mins easy. Painite is worthless now. Core mining is fun, put takes longer.
Just two med mining lasers. Collectors and refinery, with a prospector controller. Pick overlapping Platinium hotspots is real quick mining.
30 - 60% platinum]]]]]]]]]] roids a plenty.
150 Million to 250 million every couple of hours is steady income. No bother from ships at some Spots, then 1 or 2 jumps to sell it.
A small ship with small refinery and collector and 1 Mining laser can start you off. A quick run, flog it. Then get a bigger ship, few more runs. Then work your way up to a med then Large ship within 1 play session, easy.
Election time at some systems will have BLACK BOX retrieve missions. You can stack them, and with a collector controller, scoop up 6 or 7 per run will get you a few creds. To help mix it up a bit, to stop any boredom.
Unless you're getting a Carrier, a couple of billions is enough in this game.
Thanks for the added tips
Robigo mines
Robigo mines is an option, I like to use it for high grade mat farming personally. This is a trade option for anyone just starting out :)
I found this game needlessly overly complicated! Always looking for the correct button to push i find the game very stressful, it's really bad in an emergency! Too many times as soon as i have over a certain amount i get jumped by far better ships as they take me out of warp with multiple hits i can't defend against If i try to turn to fight them as a last resort i always find they are faster, better armed and armoured than me. After the 5th time i just shut the game off just thoughly disappointed. The game is terrible trying to play with no money i have deleted my 2 accounts. The game looks good and looks fun until i remember all the stress and grief i went thru nothing fun about the game! It's on the same level as working at a place where your getting yelled at by customers and your boss and co-workers all at the same time. That kind of stress. I'm not sure how you can carry that much and not get jumped by groups of ships. Or since you have so much money your probably fast enough you don't have to worry about things like that. Great video!!!!! I really wish i had known that when i was playing!!!
I totally get that, the game refuses to hold anyone's hand and can be stressful when you're new to it. This game is described as having a learning cliff and not a curve. If you ever decide to give the game another shot then feel free to join my discord and others for assistance. We know how difficult it can be so the community is happy to help where they can. I'm glad you liked the video though. o7 😊
o7 Cmdr.
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Haaahaahaahaaahaahaa... 10 Million An Hour 😂😂😂😂😂
Fuck Trading... 1 Cyclops Is Worth 6.5 Mil... Xeno Hunting Is The Way To Make Money Fast... We've Made 4 Bil This Week Alone Playing Roughly 2 Or 3 Hours Over The Course Of 4 Days
I totally get that killing Thargoids is a brilliant way to make credits quickly. It's the main reason why I have billions on multiple accounts. I've noticed most CMDRs haven't noticed that my channel is for new players and may not be ready for Thargoid hunting and so I make videos to help them get started doing different things and giving them a engineer-less ship builds to do said things before they start engineering if they so choose. There is no real right or wrong way to play this game which is why I love this game.
You Should Change The Title To How To Make a Few Million (Beginners Only) @@KreeKree
Why do you talk like every statement is a question? Please stop.
Ha! Didn't even realise I was doing it. Thanks for the feedback 👍
It’s not billions though is it. 😂these click bait videos. It’s literally just normal trade using a website.
I should change the title and thumbnail because people aren't getting the point of the video and that's my fault. If you have constructive criticism then I'm all ears :)
So, you made in an hour what I can get doing a single combat mission of killing a dozen or so pirates. Meh
You can make a lot of credits doing different things, combat is definitely one of them. I was showing an example of what you can make in an of trading in a small ship for those not ready to try combat. Everyone plays E:D differently and that's one of the things I love about the game.
Solo mode? Ew
@@lennoxdantes haha I'm only ever in solo mode when my social bar is full but normally in open or a pg.
Clickbait
I can certainly understand where you're coming from. Where specifically do you feel I have mislead you?
I use the orange and turqoise click bait, glitter obviously.... a little spit and 2 salmon eggs. @@KreeKree
@@CmdrTigerKing hahaha
Inara does not work with ps4/5 ? Why?
If you're referring to the http 400 error I believe this issue tracker will be helpful to you> issues.frontierstore.net/issue-detail/21258
@@KreeKree no beside that, o just check some trading routes and the prices are way wrong, Inara says buy Imperial slave at 1450$ ish went to the system 13.000$🤣 also the estimate income 20mil hr i make 3mil😡
@@KreeKree This is from Inara today i had a chat with them today😊
Hello,
unfortunately, as Inara is no longer supporting legacy game version (Frontier split the game into two versions since the game update 14) and thus there is not possible to link console game accounts anymore. As there are almost no data updates for the Legacy game version (making many tools on Inara barely usable for Legacy) and as supporting both game versions require a huge amount of work, I needed to make this hard decision.
But, you can transfer your console commander to PC via Frontier's official console transfer portal with all your progress and link the PC account instead (you will get a free game copy during the transfer, too). Alternatively, there can be some streaming services like GeForce Now used, if you have no PC for playing the game. :)
Sincerely,
Artie
@@davidemancini7853 oh no! I remember Frontier splitting the game into two versions since update 14 but I didn't realise it would affect the console community in regards to using INARA. I wish I was able to explain the reason why but I can't. I honestly hoped they would continue the console Odyssey version as well. I'd play my console copy more so if they did.
@@KreeKree Yep
any way to make 500mil an hour?
I remember a few years ago you could make that mining LTDs (Low Temperature Diamonds) or VOs (Void Opals) but they were sadly nerfed. There is still a possibility to mine your way, but it depends on the market and last I checked, Musgravite was selling for over $400k a unit. Another alternative is $50mil trade missions or killing Thargoids, The Orthrus is probably your best bet because they don't fight back but they will only caustically fart on you and try to leave quickly so your best bet is to use non-guardian weapons (because they degrade them quickly) to kill them quickly and get $40mil a pop. I hope this helps o7