Sounds like a personal attack to me.
if you think so, then have me banned, IJDGAF anymore.
ok loser.. 
I will happily take free stuff, please and thank you.
all trashed, event is over and frankly so is EVE.
Sorry you feel that way, maybe take a break, breath and come back later.
Can I have your skill points?
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Same with me. I invest in ammo 
In think it a case of fear of loss.
It’s taken you some time to reach this point financially and now you don’t want to loose it by spending it for fear of not being able to have similar balance in the future.
It’s completely normal.
What id advise is doing a little research into maximising your passive income in the game.
Look at your PI , tune that up to produce something that people buy. For example if you tune it to make materials for commonly used components in ship building etc
Know your markets, keep an eye on what sell’s.
It’s not viable to make rare components if no one buys them in that region.
Invest in BPO’s and research them to maximise profit.
Having a freighter helps.
If you mission grind then salvage , and reprocess your common loot. You don’t have to mine much if you do this but if you want to mine you can to top things up.
Once you get it all running the isk flows in passively and then your spending ability will increase:)
oh, cant do planetery industry cause thats locked behind a 2.5 billion isk per month paywall. thanks for the suggestion though.
im kind of tired with missions, but i do know that Level 2 security missions are not supposed to be that profitable or good.
Some missions are really short with only a few NPCs, and i dont like that.
I want big missions with lots of NPCs to loot. Instead i get missions with only 3 or 4 npcs.
I want each security mission of every level to have like 30 or 50 npcs, spawning in waves like combat anomalies, so then after i can come and loot alot. It doesnt feel good to loot a mission site when theres only 3 or 4 npc wrecks. And make them spawn in the same spot, not 50 km away.
Also would be nice if the missions spawned in the same system as the agent, not 1 or 3 jumps away.
And then theres also having a limited amount of declines for mission agents, so you get two anti-empire missions and you have to go to another agent for 4 hours while waiting for your decline to come back. But some systems have like 2 or 3 mission agents of the same level.
Plus combat anomalies are kind of simpler. Theres only one type of NPC that does the same type of damage each time.
With missions you have to constantly change your resist modules for the different NPCs in each different mission.
The money is already spent. Whatever real world currency was used to enable your interaction with the servers… that money is gone.
ISK isn’t money. It’s tokens in an arcade. Someday the arcade closes and the tokens are still worth what they were always worth: nothing. You just opted not to have fun while the arcade was still operating.
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Have you considered doing combat anomalies instead of missions if you like combat anomalies so much more?
I personally rarely ever do missions. Combat anomalies pay well and have decent loot!
Combat anomalies also have no Alpha limit, unlike missions where level 4 is not accessible unless you’re Omega, as far as I know.
You mean a subscription.
You’re playing the free trial version of a subscription-based game. Complaining about things being locked behind this subscription through loaded language like ‘paywall’ looks a bit silly to be honest.
If you can afford it an Omega subscription is worth it! Otherwise Alpha is also a viable way to play and “I am Alpha” clearly explains you do not have access to PI without appearing to be complaining.
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Subscription woudl be your best bet, though I understand RL financial situation differs from person to person and I don’t judge on that .