you left yourself with 200cr and expect us to have sympathy? . . .
To be fair to the OP for many newcomers the insurance method in ED is quite backwards.
In real life you pay for insurance up front - its how insurers make their money by assessing the risk, charging a fee, and in all probability not having to pay out ... In ED its the reserse : you are always covered by insurance but only pay the fee in the event of a claim.
I set up a Hauler for a run with a load of rares I came across the other day, but forgot to put a fuel scoop on it. I was lining up on the pad where I was going to sell them all for a total of ~120K CR (bought the load for ~16K) and I ran out of fuel, completely bone dry, hovering above the pad with the landing noise going 'bing bing bing'. I had remembered to upgrade my life support though, so I got to sit there for ~10 minutes while I googled a solution to my predicament... alas, my LS ran out and I asploded. Not a Cobra loss, granted, but I hope my tale of woe is amusing and embarrassing enough to make a mere crash seem a little more jovial. On another note, I'm an EVE player from way back and kinda used to losing everything so you I do know where you're at.
After many hours of hard work, I finally managed to buy my Cobra Mk III. About ten minutes later, I bought a hefty cargo load of coffee in Woldridge Terminal and had only about 200 credits remaining.
Here you just need to invest into decent shields. I rammed the station in my Type 6 several time and didn't even have any hull damageIt's still a better way to die than alt tabbing right before you exit supercruise to dock and sell all that lovely 80% of your total assets in cargo, only to tab back in time to hear your ships computer blaring out EJECT EJECT EJECT as you blindly canonballed into the side of a station.. oh boy the shame.
Here you just need to invest into decent shields. I rammed the station in my Type 6 several time and didn't even have any hull damage![]()