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So I've been with the corp a very long time, almost as long as I've been playing eve, and I gotta say I've had some great memories both in game and out.

My most favorite, by far, is while I was deployed in Afghanistan. So this was back in 2011 and I had plans to try and go to fanfest, when low and behold my country asked for me and I gave. I flew out for the Northern provinces of Afghanistan in march of 2011, no fanfest to be had and no eve to be seen for months. I was and still am very good friends with our CEO, Argus Sorn, and had been asked to give my mailing address for a potential care package. So first let me say this, a guy I had never physically met before in my life was going to go out of his way and send me a care package just because I played a video game with him over a couple of years. Now I didn't know what to expect, but when I got my box I couldn't believe what all was in it:

-1 Thermal mug with a minmatar print on it that revealed itself when hot fluid was put into it
-4 Eve related T-Shirts, three from CCP themselves and 1 that was the T-Shirts that Argus had made for every corp member that went to fanfest (thats right we have corp gear too :D)
-3 Pins from fanfest and the special bag they were handing out
- 1 special edition copy of the game
-1 note

So here's how it went down: Arg and another corp mate went to get me a T-shirt that was exclusive to fanfest so that I could feel like I was there, and when the devs they asked about it said they couldn't, Argus told them I was deployed to Afghanistan and really wanted to be there. The two Devs, which happen to of written me the thank you note that I found in my box, showered him with free gear to give me. Now, Argus could of kept the bulk of it for himself, but our CEO is one of the most honorable and caring people I know. He hooked me up, a guy he had never truly met but still calls me his friend to this day. I can tell you while I was deployed he was one of three people who sent me things besides my mother and father, of which one was just a random kid who sent me a very sweet note and the other was another good friend of mine. Of all the people I know in my life, Argus Sorn cared enough about me to send me something special. As a soldier and a man, I can honestly say I cried the day I got that package out in the desert.

I love Argus and this corp like they are my extended family, and I would love to have you as a new brother and sister with which to share our bad-assery with. Come drop an ap, and maybe you too can share what I've experienced: Friendship on a whole other level.

Hello all

I don't have much of a story but... really I was just doing incursions for about 2 years and looking for my place in EVE and RED ELS started talking his BS as usual and called me out as a carebear and well he knows me more from FPS games and that is not my style so he recommended I join his corp SF, now here I am. I still have lots to learn about PVP within EVE. I am Happy to be with Star Frontiers


-Manderian

Oh hey! You made it this far. Take a rest weary traveler

Given that the game is now approaching almost 9 years in age, you have to hand it to Star Frontier [-S-F-] for keeping EVE so interesting. Star Frontier [-S-F-] is about going your own way, in your own time, for your own reasons.

Starting out with a tiny ship and without a single credit to my name, it was an honor to join Star Frontier [-S-F-] and lead me to the my height. Star Frontier [-S-F-] is a corporation in which you can run quests in the morning, build a spacecraft for lunch, and pretend to be an inter-galactic Gordon Gecko for the afternoon.



Thank you Star Frontier [-S-F-]

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Hello Future Star Frontiers Bros,

First of all let me state that Star Frontiers is awesome, I Jumped around from a bunch of different corps looking for that perfect fit, from a fledgling mining corporation that had PVP undertones, to a Drug manufacturing corporation, i even tried a Mercenary corporation, non of them seem to fit, there just seemed to be a little something missing, but something that i felt was very important. Finally I found Star Frontiers, and with it i found a family of easy going, caring individuals.

Eve is tough universe, you don't normally find people who normally ask you how your day was going, or if your having a issue with something, someone jumps to the front to see how they can help you get it resolved, anyway on to my story.

One of the fellow corp mates mentioned the logistics service that Star Frontiers provides ( free of charge mind you ), Now in the amount of time i have been apart of this Brotherhood of Badassery we have only had 1 gank of a freighter, unluckily for me it was mostly my stuff, about 4 bil of ships, materials, and mods. Now keep in mind i wasn't happy about the loss but it was about the 1000th time ive used the logistics service and i came to the conclusion that hey just gonna have to chalk it up to a loss, that's just how the game is. A day later Argus Sorn our fearless leader sent out a corp mail stating that anyone who lost anything on the Freighter should make up a list of what was lost, or an approximation, and how big the courier package was, and he would (out of his ISK) pay back a portion of what was lost, i think he estimated about 50-70%. And i thought to myself that's cool he doesn't have to do that. So i wrote up my email, talked to him a bit about it. 4 days later my wallet is blinking, I look in it and see a fat balance that clearly replaces everything i lost, and it has a little note attached to it, that says, put this towards a jump freighter. Although i didn't put it towards a jump freighter, it is amazing that a CEO would even do this, ganks happen, stuff is lost, people should move on and be done with it, but not Argus, he payed everyone back for free courier contracts that someone else lost.

Maybe this is'nt such a good story but its a testament to just how much the Corp leadership cares about its members, and is willing to make excel spreadsheets, and poor over data for hours just to make sure that everyone got there money back. Come and join star frontiers, be in a Badass Corporation, that feels like a brotherhood. I can tell you that i will never leave and have found my home in the roughshod, harsh galaxy, finally with people that i feel will make a difference and continue to keep the game fun and awesome.

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How my crew and I joined Star Frontiers.

My friends and I where looking for a good corp to join after years of wading in the kiddie pool of hi-sec. Things had gotten stale and we where mostly playing other games and we wanted to see some real EVE action. So we put ourselves out there on the forum meat market to see who would take a bunch of nub PvPers and show us how to throat-punch people. We had the SP, we just needed the opportunity to use it.

Surprisingly, we had many people approach us. No less then 20 corps where eve mailing me daily. It was my job to feel them out and see who where scammers or just plain douchebags and who would be fun to fly with. This seemed to go hand in hand with my other EVE rejuvenation project which was a PvP game/tournament to be held on the singularity server. When we came up short for teams to play I made the very last minute decision to invite the potential corps we where considering joining. This was by no means the "plan" for determining who to join but it turned out to be very informative.

Several corps made the extreme effort to respond last minute to the invitation (if some of you are reading this, thanks again for making the effort) and it resulted in us having full teams. SF was one of them. What resulted was a lot of explosions and ship wreckage and fun had by all. SF of course carried the day with some very inventive ship fits, however that is not what impressed me and my friends. While the other corps where staying on their own coms for most of it and generally focusing on destroying us, SF had an easy nature about them. They used our coms and channels and showed very quickly that they could roll with the punches. They offered advice between rounds, joked around and in general where very friendly. In the tourny however they showed a serious competitive streak and a lot of experience. It is little wonder that they won.

When it came time to decide where our new home was gonna be the vote was pretty much unanimous. So we threw in with Star Frontiers.

What has happened after that has been a whirlwind of more explosions, wreckage and good times:

http://eve-kill.net/?a=pilot_detail&view=kills&plt_id=797430&m=2&y=2014

Apparently home for SF is where everyone is trying to kill you. If you can't undock into a sea of targets apparently your doing it wrong. Rather than be a paralytic to the corp this seems to be how SF thrives. It's definitely a new experience for me to be able to shoot targets off your front porch whilst sipping lemonade, but that is how SF do.

Here is my favorite fleet action where we had a good fight in our own system. By no means a huge fight but considering it's like every day this shows you the typical for SF. Basically a gank squad failed in killing Selieania, one of our resident bad-asses and the whole thing escalated into a full on fleet action on both sides. This is one of the few fights that we "lost"; although from our stand point the goals of the fleet where achieved. I tell it from my perspective so you get why I love this corp.

It went like this. We engaged the enemy on station in a bubble and the 2 fleets proceeded to start killing each other. I was in a kite wolf however and was immediately hit with jams, damps and had no less than 3 inties after me. Considering that my overview was all red with target locks I was pretty much dead if they ever managed to get a web on me, so I burned away from all the big guns so that when they finally over took me I wouldn't get insta popped. The adrenaline kick of fighting off three other ships, all faster than you was intense. Lock one, shoot, switch targets, shoot, all while managing speed and transversal. After popping two of them and chasing off the 3rd I woke up to the main fight taking place and coms going nuts. Apparently things had gone a bit south in the main fight and we where forced to bug out. It was not totally unexpected considering what we took into the fight against the numbers they brought but what galled our FC was the enemy Oracle still in the bubble with a sliver of hull left. I was the last guy still on field. "**** it, I'm goin' in". Flying into the mess of red to take that oracle down was a thrill I'll never forget. Getting his expensive pod too was a bonus. Making it out with a burning hull was probably the most intense experience of my EVE career.

http://eve-kill.net/?a=kill_detail&kll_id=21922083
http://eve-kill.net/?a=kill_detail&kll_id=21922170
http://eve-kill.net/?a=kill_detail&kll_id=21922168
http://eve-kill.net/?a=kill_detail&kll_id=21922167

To imagine that before joining SF i was timid about low-sec! Now I feel like a lion and I go wherever I want. This is exactly the experience my friends and I where looking for.

Welp, clearly I have made some bad choices last night and to atone for my actions, this thread needs to be lifted back to the top of the forum for you to read.

Two nights ago I got pretty drunk and I was singing Karaoke in the recruitment channel. Someone tipped me 100m ISK

I should drink more often

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