Here's the best tip I can offer. This may not make much sense right now, but it will after you start playing.
When you get to 10, make one of your crew skills Slicing. When you are in a city or going afk, send your companion out on a slicing mission for lock boxes. They contain credits. At first it may not seem like you're making much, but it's a slow profit start until the mid 100's. When you get your second companion you can send both out at the same time on lockbox missions. I've been doing that a lot today and I'm up to 55k credits at level 17.
A level 250ish mission costs me 600 to 1300 to send my companion out too, but if they succeed I get up to 3300 credits in return.
The low level missions take 3 min.s The ones I do take 18 min.s More time but more reward. I use it to fund basically everything I do.
Here's the best tip I can offer. This may not make much sense right now, but it will after you start playing.
When you get to 10, make one of your crew skills Slicing. When you are in a city or going afk, send your companion out on a slicing mission for lock boxes. They contain credits. At first it may not seem like you're making much, but it's a slow profit start until the mid 100's. When you get your second companion you can send both out at the same time on lockbox missions. I've been doing that a lot today and I'm up to 55k credits at level 17.
A level 250ish mission costs me 600 to 1300 to send my compnaion out too, but if they succeed I get up to 3300 credits in return.
The low level missions take 3 min.s The ones I do take 18 min.s More time but more reward. I use it to fund basically everything I do.
I need to work on my slicing more, I'm broke right now lol, @20 with like 7k on me (but not too bothered, each mission gives me a little over 1k I think)
Thanks. A RL buddy is going to be playing to so I'm going to see which server he's on.
*coughkaascitycough*
Naw i'm just messin' if you are on a diff server that's cool also, my guildies are actually all pretty cool (even though I somehow think i'm the oldest one in it >.>)
Two accused shoplifters got a taste of their own medicine when they sought to clear out of the crime--and found that a passing malefactor had broken into their own car.
Security personnel were in the process of questioning Korin Vanhouten, 47, and Eldon Alexander, 36, at an Ogden, Utah WinCo supermarket, accused of stealing makeup, energy bars and batteries. At the end of the interrogation, they left with a citation for attempted shoplifting.
However, they soon stumbled on to the scene of a successful carlifting, with the awkward discovery that while they were in the WinCo, someone--or several someones--had broken into their car.
Two accused shoplifters got a taste of their own medicine when they sought to clear out of the crime--and found that a passing malefactor had broken into their own car.
Security personnel were in the process of questioning Korin Vanhouten, 47, and Eldon Alexander, 36, at an Ogden, Utah WinCo supermarket, accused of stealing makeup, energy bars and batteries. At the end of the interrogation, they left with a citation for attempted shoplifting.
However, they soon stumbled on to the scene of a successful carlifting, with the awkward discovery that while they were in the WinCo, someone--or several someones--had broken into their car.
Two accused shoplifters got a taste of their own medicine when they sought to clear out of the crime--and found that a passing malefactor had broken into their own car.
Security personnel were in the process of questioning Korin Vanhouten, 47, and Eldon Alexander, 36, at an Ogden, Utah WinCo supermarket, accused of stealing makeup, energy bars and batteries. At the end of the interrogation, they left with a citation for attempted shoplifting.
However, they soon stumbled on to the scene of a successful carlifting, with the awkward discovery that while they were in the WinCo, someone--or several someones--had broken into their car.
This is a thread that I found on another website I post at. It can be really really interesting. I thought it deserved a place here.
Post your random thoughts for the day here, or anything else that intrigues you.
For starters, is it possible to give constructive critism to someone who doesn't have a neck? I totally just walked by a girl who didn't. Someone isn't getting a necklace for Valentines day!
And who decided black and white can't be colors? I want to say a racist. I really do.