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Looking to learn nullsec survival and PVP? Then join OUCH!

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BullMastiff
Appetite 4 Destruction
#341 - 2012-03-25 06:44:15 UTC  |  Edited by: BullMastiff
and then i kinda sat with my legs open and my shorts situated so she could she my........... Hey is that camera on? Look at brens head, then look at my pen15 , then back at Brens head, now look at my pen15 again. Does it look like Bren has a small head to you? Anyway I digress.

Guys do yourself a favor and join O.U.C.H. We always know when Bren's group gets a new member. In he pops into k-qwhe and warps straight to the cl gate like he just cashed a plex and is on his way to jita. We look dumbfounded for a minute , then we jump on him and send him to the Hemin hospital. We are on coms saying fresh meat, fresh meat. Then after a couple weeks we see the same guy, and now hes a sneaky little c()nt who gets through. OUCH members are prized kills, even though the ship is cheap as shite. Its because they are hard to catch. Crafty Sons of beaches. The intructors are the most prized of all, and you can see by our killboard that it is very rare we ever get one.

If your yearning for the learning this is the place to go. These cats can teach you the basics to staying alive. Or you can pass and come to k-q, where a4d will smash your wagon and take your candy. Well you hope thats all we take.

Love you guys at OUCH , your doing it right guys. Your making it hard to get kills, but when we do its like fapping to pron.


PS, when you talk to Bren, dont mention the fish smell.
Bren Genzan
Open University of Celestial Hardship
Art of War Alliance
#342 - 2012-03-27 09:54:27 UTC  |  Edited by: Bren Genzan
BullMastiff wrote:
If your yearning for the learning this is the place to go. These cats can teach you the basics to staying alive. Or you can pass and come to k-q, where a4d will smash your wagon and take your candy. Well you hope thats all we take.

Love you guys at OUCH , your doing it right guys. Your making it hard to get kills, but when we do its like fapping to pron.
Love you too Bull. Big smile

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PS, when you talk to Bren, dont mention the fish smell.
What fish smell? Roll
Raybean Kines
Royal Amarr Institute
Amarr Empire
#343 - 2012-03-27 10:11:03 UTC
What hours do you keep, OUCH that is?
Psi Theta
Enigmatic Conundrum
#344 - 2012-03-27 10:18:40 UTC  |  Edited by: Psi Theta
Sh!t Happens.

"Sh!t happens'" happens to be one of those phrases that gets an immediate rise to argument out of me. I hate it almost as much as I hate, "I'm just saying" (but that's a different rant for a different day).

Sh!t doesn't just happen. Sh!t happens for a reason. You got your brand new shiny ship popped in 0.0 because you flew into a bubble camp. That sh!t didn't just happen. It happened because you haven't been trained to avoid the camps. It happened because you didn't understand the basics of Nullsec Survival.

And, until you do, you will continue to have "sh!t happen" to you and you will continue to lose ships. Or perhaps you'll decide that 0.0 is too scary and stay in hisec. And that would be a shame because 0.0 is where the fun is.

So don't be a victim. Don't let "sh!t happen" to you. Join us in OUCH. Learn how to make sh!t happen to others.
Raybean Kines
Royal Amarr Institute
Amarr Empire
#345 - 2012-03-27 10:25:44 UTC
Psi,

I am interested in joining, but would it be worth it for me, considering my play times are a few hours before and after downtime?

Thanks.
BullMastiff
Appetite 4 Destruction
#346 - 2012-03-27 13:40:29 UTC
Raybean Kines wrote:
Psi,

I am interested in joining, but would it be worth it for me, considering my play times are a few hours before and after downtime?

Thanks.




Before and after downtime is the most productive time in eve. Every nard in eve thinks its the safest time to move their shite from point A to point B. This is the time real sharks are feeding like there is chum in the water.
Psi Theta
Enigmatic Conundrum
#347 - 2012-03-27 21:55:08 UTC
Raybean Kines wrote:
Psi,

I am interested in joining, but would it be worth it for me, considering my play times are a few hours before and after downtime?

Thanks.


We post our training schedule at the beginning of each month. If your play time is rigidly restricted, it may impact how quickly you can complete the training. But we've had very few people join who have been completely unable to complete due to time restrictions. My suggestion is to join us, review our scheduling, and see if it can work for you. We are an open university. You are free to join and free to leave if it doesn't fit your needs.

Looking forward to seeing you in corp chat.

Raybean Kines
Royal Amarr Institute
Amarr Empire
#348 - 2012-03-28 21:21:00 UTC
Psi,

Thanks for responding. I will look in to it, but my times are pretty much set in stone as I work until midnight. I will look into OUCH though.

2George
Caldari Provisions
Caldari State
#349 - 2012-03-30 07:33:54 UTC  |  Edited by: 2George
Do you like teaching other people?
Do you think that eve is an ever learning place, and you can never know it all?


Then join ouch. First we'll teach you how to survive in nullsec and give you basic knowledge for pvp.
If you'll follow the rules and fly smart, you'll die much less, kill more and graduate with a medal.

However, if you feel like graduation is not the end of it, if you'll play eve in the way we play it, and we like you, senior staff of ouch might let you stay as a permanent member of ouch.
For permanent members, we have even more advanced training programs that you can receive. Like: Greatly mproving that basic knowledge of pvp by practice, flying bigger and better hulls efficiently, how to be a master tackler, how to FC properly, etc.

The training never ends.
Join ouch and start learning :)
APC
Aliastra
Gallente Federation
#350 - 2012-03-30 09:35:32 UTC
Wow this is actually a great idea! I would like to try nul sec as soon as I get enough money to lose some ships Smile
VinnieXL
Open University of Celestial Hardship
Art of War Alliance
#351 - 2012-03-30 09:45:13 UTC
APC wrote:
Wow this is actually a great idea! I would like to try nul sec as soon as I get enough money to lose some ships Smile


APC, as a student you will only use t1 frigs and t1 fitting, so any losses won't really cost you that much!
APC
Aliastra
Gallente Federation
#352 - 2012-03-30 12:12:39 UTC
VinnieXL wrote:
APC wrote:
Wow this is actually a great idea! I would like to try nul sec as soon as I get enough money to lose some ships Smile


APC, as a student you will only use t1 frigs and t1 fitting, so any losses won't really cost you that much!


Yes but I still find exploring interesting, but when I'm bored with it I will definitely contact you. Smile
VinnieXL
Open University of Celestial Hardship
Art of War Alliance
#353 - 2012-03-31 07:40:48 UTC
APC wrote:
VinnieXL wrote:
APC wrote:
Wow this is actually a great idea! I would like to try nul sec as soon as I get enough money to lose some ships Smile


APC, as a student you will only use t1 frigs and t1 fitting, so any losses won't really cost you that much!


Yes but I still find exploring interesting, but when I'm bored with it I will definitely contact you. Smile


You will always be welcome to join!
Bren Genzan
Open University of Celestial Hardship
Art of War Alliance
#354 - 2012-03-31 19:12:51 UTC  |  Edited by: Bren Genzan
I get a few private convo requests and evemails from folks wanting to know if we are still recruiting. The answer to that is yes... and no.

Yes, if you're looking to join OUCH as a student, take our courses over a few weeks while following the rules of the corp. All you have to do is apply. It's that easy.

Now, if you're looking to join OUCH to become an instructor and you believe that you're too experienced to go through our program. We don't equate skill points or years playing Eve with actual knowledge and experience.

In other words, we believe that as experienced as you might think you are, you just don't know what you don't know

OUCH instructors are home grown. We all have our training as the foundation that we are building from. We're not elite, but we are professional, and if you want to be a part of it, you gotta come in at the ground floor.
Whobeus
SS-W
#355 - 2012-04-01 20:48:30 UTC
OUCH is about learning how to live and survive in low and nullsec, and having a lot of fun while you learn.
Come join OUCH . All you have to do is apply to join. Why wait join now.
Praetorius Bane
Brutor Tribe
Minmatar Republic
#356 - 2012-04-03 03:29:23 UTC
I am interested in joining OUCH, where do I sign up?
NatashaK
Open University of Celestial Hardship
Art of War Alliance
#357 - 2012-04-03 04:47:32 UTC
Praetorius Bane wrote:
I am interested in joining OUCH, where do I sign up?


You can submit an application to Open University of Celestial Hardship. It looks like you're already in an NPC corp. Or, you can talk to someone in the OUCH-UNI channel.
Ordio Soul
DigiLab
#358 - 2012-04-04 09:44:00 UTC
This interests me, though I'm pretty new to eve and haven't got lots of isk. Is it advisable to build up lots of isk to cover ship / module loss before joining? Or is it a case of bit of training, bit of isk making? How do missions etc work in null sec?
Bren Genzan
Open University of Celestial Hardship
Art of War Alliance
#359 - 2012-04-04 10:53:06 UTC
Ordio Soul wrote:
Is it advisable to build up lots of isk to cover ship / module loss before joining? Or is it a case of bit of training, bit of isk making? How do missions etc work in null sec?

We teach our students in high sec and recommend they mission there in between classes to make the isk to afford their ships. Our T1 frigate fits for students are very inexpensive so you should be able to afford your losses while you are with us.

We don't teach you how to make isk, so you're going to have to figure out how to afford future shinies on your own.
Psi Theta
Enigmatic Conundrum
#360 - 2012-04-04 10:57:11 UTC
Ordio Soul wrote:
This interests me, though I'm pretty new to eve and haven't got lots of isk. Is it advisable to build up lots of isk to cover ship / module loss before joining? Or is it a case of bit of training, bit of isk making? How do missions etc work in null sec?


All training modules are held in high sec so there is little chance of losing a ship during a class. Once you begin moving into null sec to apply the things you have learned, you will initially be restricted to approved student-fit T1 frigates. These ships generally cost only around 400k isk.

We pride ourselves in proving that, with proper training, even very new players flying the cheapest of ships can thrive in null sec, and even engage and kill older pilots flying shiny ships. Nothing pleases us more than taking down a billion-isk ship with only a handful of frigs.

If you've been playing long enough to earn the ~400k isk for your first student-fit frigate, then you have everything you need to successfully complete the OUCH training.

Join us.