I disagree with this .  Minerals were halved in U and we got the 900 U hauler.  One of the biggest things corps need to learn is not to put all your eggs in one basket.  Keep a large reserve alpha side and since the lockout mechanic, not a fan of, it only makes sense to have bulk assets alpha side.

Because the hauler shell shock value has not worn off yet.  Also remember playing pre lithus?  All those sequers   The problem  still rests with the fundamental problem, you should be mining ore to build stuff to defend that outpost or selling off site to haul  in.  Now back to an unrelated topic why are you complaining about moving your stuff and not defending your outpost with you and your allies?  Even if your a straight indy guy fit a few remote repairs on your riveler and defend what's yours!

Wow...i just make a hypothetical statement and that is the answer?

And its not just a current topic either. When they changed the teleport network i had to move a lot of stuff around. Was the least fun i had in the game so far and would have been over much sooner if i had a bigger bot...

You can like that or not but that is just what i think.

for the time being a lithus/scarab is enough - bigger bots are still in research but they definitely will come some time.

All in all: the cargohold of all bots has been expanded and loot/minerals adjusted already many many times that hauling is less nerve racking. Hauling is and should be the task of haulers (bots and profession) as it was the original idea, I don't think it was ever intended that your working bots specialized in combat/mining should be able to transport all the stuff you farmed for hours back just like air.
This may sound a bit harsh but thats whats coming from your request: if you (and I mean all players asking for more cargo space at other bots than hauler classes) get more cargo space at bots that never were constructed to carry much stuff - at the end haulers and fieldcontainers would become completely useless.

Edit: One analogy: either you buy a convertible sportscar to be speedy and goodlooking or a transporter to get all your stuff moved...

@Norrdec fair point. It was going far to much into detail.

@Arjha Shanoo I think you are now more looking at the first point. Now the thing here is not that i want to shoot NPCs for hours and loot everything and take it back with my bot.

I was doing some Level3 mission the other day in an Arbalest. I killed a total of 12 light/assault NPCs(took no more than a few minutes), did not pick up any of the 1u large mission items twice and still was not able to take everything with me. Thats a bit sad if you ask me...

would be possible, but even better would be just to destroy the modules and do another mission in the same time it takes to haul the worthless loot back. Its not the fact that you might miss out on some riches here but rather that even the loot generated in 5 minutes does not fit into a bot.

decrease weight of modules then

you can even run into cargo issues with MISSION loot + your ammo.

I remember that, if i tried to do three lvl5 missions with a mech, i couldn't do them all three in one run due to cargo issues. And destroying loot in cargo is not possible, as long as something is agressing you.

and then, the LOOT is actually part of the calculated mission reward. AFAIK thats one reason why NIC payout of misisons is so crappy as it is...

Hey I remember long time ago videos of haulers in eve ganking gankers. They were pretty fun.

to bad, EvE came first with seperating cargo spaces for different tasks, aka miner cargo vs. regular cargo...

for me, the issue with my combat bots cargo is, that i am overwhelmed with loot that i have to pick up and destroy in cargo, or else the screen is filled with loot container after a few minutes - even though im only there to grind some income.

i got this problem with my heavy mech, that has 15U cargo space, (5U for ammo...). New player got what? 3U cargo, and still no ammo-less weapon, which means, their cargo is full after 3x damaged missile launcher drop?