On 11:00 UTC 7 December, Tranquility will be undergoing an extended downtime to make some of the changes discussed in the From Extraction to Production dev blog, as well as a few additional content updates and defect fixes.
The maintenance will start at 11:00 UTC, and we expect Tranquility to resume accepting connections by 12:20 UTC at the latest. The reason for the longer duration is primarily due to the migration process of the Mining Crystal modules and blueprints.
Downtime may finish ahead of schedule, and updates will be posted here and in on the EVE Status Twitter.
You will see the full details in the extensive patch notes tomorrow but in the meantime,
here are the outlined changes coming in regard to the dev blog.
To go live âź12:20 UTC 7 December
Doubling of most resources as described in the dev blog
Reduced bill of materials required for the manufacture of subcapital and capital
components.
Balance adjustments to the various mining and industrial ships.
Ore processing skill migration into new skills, including ISK and overflow skill point
reimbursement for injected skill books and trained skills.
Mining Crystals added. Current inventories of previous crystals will be migrated to
the new items.
Old Mining Crystal blueprints will be migrated into the new blueprints.
New Orca Industrial Core added and existing Industrial Cores renamed.
New Gas Cloud Harvesters added, including their blueprints and existing modules
renamed.
Mining modules & Mining drones updated with Residue Multipliers.
The updates to mining have gone through extensive changes since first introduced based on your feedback and weâre really excited to get this into your hands tomorrow.
So, despite all the remaining issues and no further feedback from CCP and no further adjustments to fix raised issues CCP yet again goes forward with releasing a bugged, badly developed and rushed update. It goes live even before the December Update Outlook dev blog that was supposed to explain better what reasons CCP used to justify all these awesome changes. They even release all these things without pre-seeding the new modules so that people could pre-build them so that industry can carry on without issues, which CCP even said in the original announcement they would do. Good to know.
CCP - I though the Compact Industrial Core Blueprint was meant to be seeded well in advance of the changes to the orca occurring to allow us to research and produce the item ? So now the orca changes are occurring but you wonât be able to buy or make the core needed in advance?
Thatâs what the original dev blog said, you incredibly incompetent bot:
The blueprints for the new modules will be released before the end of November so that an inventory can exist before the actual compression changes happen.
Although CCP forgot the other modules like the new Cores even in that update and now Orcas wonât be able to boost for an extended amount of time. Amazing, isnât it?
What hasnât been made clearâŚat least I have not seen it anywhereâŚis what the status of existing mining ships will be immediately following the changes.
For example, if a Procurer is to go from 4 mid slots to 2âŚwill mid slot fittings just be randomly removed ? And what will then be the status of âoldâ saved fittings ? What will decide what is displayed for such a fitting. Nowhere have I seen any of this explained.
devs anounce things well be release in befor. devs dont do as they said people will be rubed the wrong way so what is not understandable about that you like to be lied to by the devs ?
