The problem with that strategy is that you need a large amount of capital before you start trading :p

I'd gotten a supply of some 25 keys in those days, which made me a hefty profit, but nowhere near the kind of money I'd need if I wanted those ships (which, luckily, I don't really)...

It takes money to make money, and all that.

I still don't get how people make 100 mil EC.... The most I've ever had was 20 mil, and that was a while ago.

It's simple take that thing most of us call "real life" put it in a little tin get a coffee mug that says I <3 Star Trek

Forget about a love life or social life or eating and then make it your aim to own every ship on this addictive mess of a game just for the sake of saying I have that one never fly it though oh and the phrase "I'm better than you in pvp" to which said reply could be I should hope so the amount of iwin consoles you just pressed on your first strafe of me

Then when your bored of spending 2k a month on a FREE to play game come on here and make a thread that reads

"What the Jem hadar ship should be"

Buy 10 Klingon EV suits and sell them.

Never thought of that....

Don't they cost dilit

No, they cost Zen ... 700 zen to be exact.

Or 63k Dilithium if the current rates are at 90 per zen.

Be better off getting keys ATM then

Math says its probly cheapest to go with keys or ship modules, depending on the market. With the release of a new box keys are probly the best bet.

Grinding EC is what I should do... but every time I do I buy a key from the exchange... I'm happy enough with my existing fleet of ships that I'm waiting to see what others think of her before I invest. She is pretty, but in a few months there will be something prettier. That is how it goes.