The result screen is just an email. Hope this helps, though it's not much. EDIT: Oh, and locator agents have a cooldown time. Once you've used one, you have to wait 30 minutes or so before you can use him again. On a semi-related question, I'm looking at eve-agents. All Rights Reserved. All artwork, screenshots, characters, vehicles, storylines, world facts or other recognizable features of the intellectual property relating to these trademarks are likewise the intellectual property of CCP hf.
All rights are reserved worldwide. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. In the case of the level 1 agent, the agent will ask for 1, ISK if the player you are searching for is in the system or 5, ISK if the player in in the same constellation. Just obtaining the price from the agent can tell a player some information. If the player is not located within the constellation, then the agent tells you that the agent is outside the area and does not charge for the information.
Level 2 locator agents are better than level 1 agents due to the fact the level 2 agent can search the entire region, not just the constellation. Level 2 locator agents, just like mission agents, require a standing with the corporation or faction of 1. But the level 2 agent can find a player within the same region within 8 minutes.
The required payouts are 5, ISK if the player is located within the same system, 10, ISK if the player is in the same constellation, and 25, ISK if the player is within the same region. If the player is located outside the region, the agent informs you the player is out of the search area and does not charge you for that information. One final attribute I have not touched on is the cooldown period in which you can ask an agent to search for a second player or the same player a second time.
Both level 1 and level 2 agents have a 5 minute cooldown period. However, that is only if you pay ISK to find the location of a player. See the loophole in the system? But I'm not sure how often someone would cycle through 20 players to see which ones are in the system, especially since local is available to do that. Perhaps finding players in the same constellation is more useful. Level 3 locator agents are available with corporate or faction standings of 3. Level 3 agents not only can find players located anywhere outside of wormholes, but can find players in the same constellation or region faster than the lower level agents.
Level 3 agents can find players within the same constellation within 30 seconds, the same region in 4 minutes, and anywhere else in 8 minutes. It's best to have a dedicated alt in a spare Omega character slot for this since Locators cannot be accessed remotely and so you don't have to log off your whole fleet to use it. With the bonus SP provided by completing the NPE on a fresh character you have everything you need to run Distribution missions to grind this up in about 8 hours.
Why Distribution? Because the missions can be completed in minutes with almost no training. To speed the process along, you want to run missions somewhere where the average travel distance is short, and where the Storyline missions are offered by an Agent in the same corp as the one you're pulling missions from. Ytiri corporation in Jeras , The Citadel fulfills these criteria and will serve as the practical example of The Process below. I want to avoid grinding missions and rather want to go this approach, especially because increasing faction standings directly seems to give muuch more options in one go.
Thank you for your responses! Barely legal girls in underwear! The Scope. Gallente Federation. Elena Thiesant. You want faction standing 5. Run that faction's tutorial agents, all three sets of them. Google "Data Center Agents" or search for it on Evelopedia. Not sure if that's what you meant by "one-time missions for faction standings" so just in case. There are three sets of them for each faction. They want pirate tags in exchange for standings; if you run all of them you should get to about 4.
Note that some of those tags are quite expensive. The balance between 4. Oh, Social V helps as well ofc. Thank you, Elena. I will have a look at it. YM, Ibelieve I only need 3 for being able to use lvl3 agents, so 5 isn't necessary and I don't know why I would "want" that.
At least google said that 3 is enough for lvl3 agents. Also they don't all want these tags. Some just want crap to be moved around. Are you saying that the skill influences faction standings and the agents acknowledge that? Good thing to skill for a bit. Anything else? Downsides running slecific faction missions? Will it hurt in the long run to do only two factions? I don't mind being aggressed by the facpo or navies.
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