What I ended up doing is was following Lucas' suggestion (see comments on the previous post). I podded myself back to Korsiki and then clone jumped back to Gallente space to do some mission running. Now, I'm back in my proper original clone with all those lovely implants and in about 23 hours or so I'll be able to jump back at will. In the meantime, I guess I'll just have to rack up as much mission running goodness as I can, I suppose...
I did manage to lose a Myrmidon earlier on a mission, but it was a simple matter to replace it this time around. Gotta be a little more careful. It always seems like just as I'm about to finally make some real headway, I lose another ship. Not an especially good pattern to find oneself in. I gotta stop doing that, too.
So, I think it's probably almost time to jump back in-game and have just a little more fun before bedtime...
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The clone express has one draw back AFAIK, you have to buy a new "medical clone" again and if you are quite high in SP this can end up pretty expensive.
Not sure on it, but so far I have refrained from this because my clones tend to get pretty expensive.
True, Scout, but right now I'm still low enough in SP (right now I'm buying Theta clones...300K+ ISK)that as long as I don't make a regular habit out of it, it's cheap enough to use in a pinch.
Bekka
hehe yea, it's a great thing when clones are cheap. later on pod jumping becomes a matter of 'is it worth it'. thx god for clones.
sorry bout the myrm but if it was insured shouldnt be a problem =)
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