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RVB good time to join for a newbie?
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Winston Arji
Doomheim
#1 - 2013-07-03 02:47:12 UTC
hi guys I joined eve to get into pvp one of my friends use to play and he said join RvB, that's the best way to learn pvp, and its fun, when is a good time to join as I have just started the game and am not sure when is a good time too to start i e i have enough skills to have a chance, I found a guide for the first 30 days of eve and I am following that (link below) I changed a few skills as I wanted to concentrate on missiles instead of turrets.

https://wiki.pleaseignore.com/wiki/Basic_30_day_Plan

thank you.
Dheeradj Nurgle
Hoover Inc.
Snuffed Out
#2 - 2013-07-03 06:00:42 UTC
RvB is a lot of fun for people. you can jump in from day one, and have a blast dying in glorious fires!

Now, that Plan you're following. It's made by the TEST Mentor team, and it should be noted that it's slightly outdated. (We're working on it) Second, while the plan is good all around, it's "optimized" for Nullsec.
Ace Menda
Gemini Lounge
#3 - 2013-07-03 06:33:20 UTC
RvB, though not a training community, is very newb friendly. They have special program for new players. You can join from the first day if you want too.

Are you in need of some nice chat? Are you new and want some help? Look no further and join: Crazy Dutch Guy
Winston Arji
Doomheim
#4 - 2013-07-03 06:34:40 UTC  |  Edited by: Winston Arji
well when I came into eve I wanted to be a pvp and still do, and I wanted to battle in null sec and still do, but it was obvious to me from the start I could not just simple start there it would be like a gold fish hunting a shark not a smart idea, secondly I wanted to make missiles my weapon of choice, and lucky for me the condor seems to fit that bill quite good.

but my overall plan is to do RvB until I feel comfortable with pvp, and can fit a frigate pretty good and then think about moving. was just trying to get a feel of what to expect. and thanks for the info