All trade routes and their average amounts (SCUs) are based on our customers` trips and may not accurately reflect the situation in the game. This tool is a reference and is still in development with the game. I don`t think there`s anything you can trade with a freelancer, except maybe Laranit, that will be worth it. Changes also once equipment sales are put online, steal, trade, loot and sell I don`t know much about trading I`m more of a fighter/miner, but I recently acquired the freelancer and wondered what good raw materials are for sale. I don`t know if there are trade routes, but if there are, let me know. However, it is still possible to make a profit for those who want to practice this type of trade by opting for small freighters such as the Avenger Titan and the 300i. In addition to a dozen SCUs, it`s also easier to escape if the police or another player attacks you. Here are some trade routes you can choose to stay legal while enjoying huge profitability: This tool is very useful for determining which trade routes are most likely to be Arial-> Hurston (both places) as much laranite as available, and then fill the rest with titanium. In a C2, you can do about 100k per race, which is no better than bounty hunting and much riskier. If you follow these tips and opt for these trade routes, we assure you that you can make a lot more money selling Laranit in Star Citizen than you think. Thanks for posting. I just came back to the verse after a 2 year break and had the same question about trade routes. I didn`t know this tool existed! Depending on the transport vessel you choose, the table below will show you approximately what investment is required and what profit you can make every minute for a 15-minute trip by selling Laranit in Star Citizen.
2- Cellin at Tram & Myers Mining for the sale of your cargo distilled spirits, and for the purchase of laranite or diamond. To make decent money, you need to use a c2 or caterpillar. You`d better wait for freight refactoring (aiming for 3.18, but I`m pretty sure it will be delayed to be fair) The trade and transportation of goods in Star Citizen has undergone many changes after the release of patch 3.6, if we mention only the case of large carriers that no longer have the ability to fill the goods quickly and resell them shortly after purchase. The problem right now is that a big ship is always better, and with a medium/small ship, you can`t really make cargo. Cargo Refactor will change that, as you will have to load your vessel manually. So having a larger ship is always “better”, but at least the difference will be less of an issue, I doubt 3.18 would have a manual loading function. It`s more than likely that you`ll just feel like the AI is loading them manually instead of loading manually. Want to make money with Star Citizen? Be aware that the sale of Laranite is particularly profitable. You just need to know a few transport routes that will get you to the top. In this article, you`ll learn how to trade and transport goods in Star Citizen. Next, we will give you valuable tips on selling Laranite Star Citizen. Due to the fact that stocks are very low, whether for sale or purchase, there is a significant decrease in the profitability of Star Citizen drugs.
In addition, the transportation of illegal goods is becoming increasingly difficult, as the risk of being caught is considerable due to the frequent advocacy checks in the Stanton system. You never have to load your ship manually, they won`t manage you to spend 3 hours with a forklift loading 696 boxes on a C2, it doesn`t happen.
