EVE General Discussion

You'll fit into Null-Sec just fine good sir. Don't rush the process, it will just come naturally for you.

what is the application fee for that program again?

That sounds magical. (lol) Thanks for cheering.

Don't join any "capital" flying corp that will just let anyone in for free (those corps just want to blow your shiny ship up). You want to find one that will ask for a deposit of 500m-2b or more. The higher the deposit, generally, the better the corp. As they say, you get what you pay for. This helps with minimizing spies and awoxers. Also, insist that your corp ask you and every other recruit for a full account api (that's every box checked.) You want them to look under every nook and cranny to ensure that you and your fellow newbros are not there to shoot friends!

You don't have to pay any real life currency to join Goonswarm, so don't allow yourself to be swindled!

I highly recommend Baltec1 or anyone in his alliance. They get free skillbooks, pretty much unlimited ship replacement, and like the residents of Alaska who get an oil check every year, you will get lots more free stuff from all of their alliance isk makers.

Anyway, those are my suggestions. Lots of people out there will try to tell you all sorts of nonsense, but that's the internet experts for you, getting their knowledge from a long game of telephone. LOL

by the time you could fly a dread you will have already quit eve.

You probably think that flying a dread is insanely awesome because they're like, huge and do loads of damage.

Dreads are incredibly boring. They're slow, terribly vulnerable, greatly limited in what they can do, and require huge amounts of well co-ordinated team effort to use effectively. And what you end up with is something that, 99.9% of the time, is used to shoot structures. There's a reason that most of the dreads in EVE are owned by corps and are handed out for ops: it's because they're used for corp/alliance level goals and not many people want to waste their personal ISK on them.

A Dreadnaught is basically the last ship you should be looking to train up. I advise that instead you: Skill up cruisers and battlecruisers and, you know, have fun.

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Never pay isk to 'join' a corp, that's always a scam.

You seem very 'innocent' or are a spai looking to awox some caps. Either way train sub caps first.

200 euro later. 15 min in game he dies. lose his ship bang... Welcome in eve online...

he needs training and learn how to be patience....

eve online isn't a game about being useful, it is a game about skill training.