Because prices for Charons are rising continually since the industry spring update, I calculated today where that might end. Calculations resulted in ~9b before taxes and w/o profit margin, ergo quadrupled in relation before the industry update?
Am I the only one who thinks this is insane and massively unfair to younger capsuleers and/or cooperations who don’t own such capital hulls already? This change implies as massive shift in wealth distribution in my eyes to the disadvantage of those with less capital hulls - and in need.
P. S.: We don’t need another Charon because we already have some for our purposes.
For me at current materials price it’s 7.5B production cost, without taxes and no profit but including manufacturing lines and transport, work being done in a station.
Doing it in a structure with good rigs should shave like 2-3%.
10.5B . Below that no reason to sell. But I have a very specific building process so most people would sell it around 9-10B, and actually less if they have access to a good structure.
The main part is from the Capital Core Temperature Regulator and its 4.4B unit cost