Eve Online

[hectorchrist0]

yeah i tried to play many times and quit. it was nice when i finally took the plunge and started pvping like i always wanted to. the game is really fun now i feel like i dont have to put any time into grinding i can just log on to TS and listen, wait for a fight on the undock or a roam to go out.

and best of all now that i have some decent skills i can plex the shit out of my accounts if i want to neck beard for a weekend

[Trog]

EQ is for boys... EvE is for men

[SamwiseRed]

eve is for pvp, eq is for dressing up your elf.

[quido]

Samwise if I roll on Eve will you bankroll me?

[Loke]

If one of you Eve vets is bored, hook it up with some resources that would help a new player. Is there like a "10 things you should know about playing Eve" article that is good? What strategies are good for advancing quickly as a new player? Are there certain ships or skills that are essential? Any common misconceptions people have or mistakes new people make?

[Tradesonred]

Originally Posted by Loke [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

If one of you Eve vets is bored, hook it up with some resources that would help a new player. Is there like a "10 things you should know about playing Eve" article that is good? What strategies are good for advancing quickly as a new player? Are there certain ships or skills that are essential? Any common misconceptions people have or mistakes new people make?

To me the biggest fail advice ive been given was "dont go to 00 until you know alot about the game"

I went to providence, saw what was left around by people killing pirates and proceeded to buy an industrial ship and make like 20X the money i was making doing noob missions by collecting stuff other players killed. Not sure how providence looks like these days, but back then it wasnt a KoS zone so you could do that sort of stuff. Since experience in eve is unrelated to how much enemies you kill (in fact money buys you implants to xp faster) it was a great way to make money as a noob. But people here and on internet guides probably g0t much better ways to make good money rapidly than this. It was just something i found on my own.

Surrounding yourself with players who know what theyre doing is one of the best way to learn about a game as deep as eve.

[Trog]

upcoming ship rebalance is looking nice... gila and orthrus finally loosing some momentum.

navy osprey gonna be a badass hull

[miraclegrow2]

Originally Posted by Loke [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

If one of you Eve vets is bored, hook it up with some resources that would help a new player. Is there like a "10 things you should know about playing Eve" article that is good? What strategies are good for advancing quickly as a new player? Are there certain ships or skills that are essential? Any common misconceptions people have or mistakes new people make?

10 things you should know about eve

1-10 don't bother its a space bore, theres no gameplay at all

zero

its all ultra unemployed superblock alliances afraid to lose capital ships, theres no real pvp its all just jamming and overkill.

[Ames1]

Originally Posted by miraclegrow2 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

10 things you should know about eve

1-10 don't bother its a space bore, theres no gameplay at all

zero

its all ultra unemployed superblock alliances afraid to lose capital ships, theres no real pvp its all just jamming and overkill.

You don't have any friends on this forum so why do you keep posting here? I'm sorry that nobody wants to play internet spaceships with you.

[hectorchrist0]

yeah what i was hoping was to see a theme develop for the new characters, i could use mine as a cyno alt but also train into catalyst gank squad or something with the rest. any thoughts on what we could have people train into for a small fleet?