Warfare & Tactics

Many new players find it is a blast. If you can fit t2 mods with decent navigation skills, you might feel more competent enough to adapt after a loss than to be discouraged by it. Leadership and content depends only on how willing you are to learn without fear of failure. Good luck.

if you just want someone to teach you how to PvP or w/e you can PM me/add me to contacts and whenever I'm on I can shoot you advice mebbe we can fly together etc.

Templis CALSF, Heiian Conglomerate, The Bloc, Dei-Telum, OLD MAN GANG and Enemy Spotted. are the main Caldari Militia alliances.

They all have corps that will accept new players and give them support and training. You might find it best to join the general caldari militia first and then join public fleets run by the various alliances to get a feel for who you'd like to fly with.

Just a few pointers,

Null isnt 'end game' - You can make isk in nullsec from day one in eve, just alot more difficult than in highsec. If you think you'd enjoy nullsec, try it.

If you join Faction Warfare i wouls HIGHLY recommend joining a pre-established corporation that can teach you the tricks of the trade. Life is alot easier when you know the meta of the game and have a few people to shoot pointers too and from. Be prepared to lose ships and isk when pvping because it will happen. Last time i tried FW the isk wasn't amazing so dont go in thinking your going to come out stupid rich.

Hope this helps and good luck:)

Well.

Basically when i started i did exploration in hisec until i trained up ok frig skills....about one month.

This gave me a comfy amount of isk which I than spent on exploding my ships with. Since it's easy to keep yourself in frigs in FW's you don't need much isk to start.

Also as other posters said Null isn't an endgame, just a different game. Low Sec pvp is a lot different than Null pvp. I naturally am biased to Low Sec; i really enjoy the amount of options in the activities you can choose. Of course you will have to decide personally what you in particular like.

Although I hate fighting Templis because of Grimwood and his MacGuyver-esque duct taped WD40 1-mil isk frigate specials. That said, I'm sure you could fit the modules with whatever skills you have and they have lots of guys that you can get advice from. Plus, I highly recommend people join Calmil because I want more faces to blap off when I'm in the mood.

Good luck in your search.

Uncle Tooth

Be a pirate and kill everyone.

If you join FW you will quickly learn that it is full of autistic , self absorbed neckbeards. Calmil less so than Galmil, but the same applies.

Yes - jump into the war zone and go for it. It's a opportunity for you to get better at something and to learn. Will it test ur abilities and knowledge of the game - sure thing. I'd suggest finding some war bros and flying with some peeps that have been in this particular part of the sandbox. This will allow you to bounce ideas of of others, get familiar with common tactics, and not feel like the hills are so steep.

Two kinds of people at a dance, wall flowers and dance machines - get off the wall and show me something. Good luck, and see you on the front lines - if in Amarr FW. If in Miniturdom - then it won't be cordial!

Rove

Everybody should join Faction Warefare... this will create a lot of fun and adventure!

FW is generally a nice option for lower SP players.

The main thing to be aware of is, unless you are an expert on modifying your play, and if you want to do everything there is to do in FW, your standings with the opposing faction will go through the floor extremely quickly. So intensely in fact that many who join, for example Gallant FW, will never for the rest of their Eve careers enter Amarr or Caldari space.

This needs to be fixed and was brought up in the last CSM minutes. But for now, don't join FW unless you want to never enter the space of your rival factions ever for the rest of the time you play Eve.