My EVE

I find it kinda interesting to watch how you explain your actions. Even íf you are an experienced PVPer you can always discover something new.

(i'm gonna edit the previous posted part a little :))
What i dislike is that every video takes only a few minutes, then you have to browse back and check another one if there is anything. When you start to enjoy it and relax its already over :/
Hoping for more compilation videos

I really liked your videos

I think i nice idea would be to do 1 video for each Cruiser

i luv you so much that if i was a dog i would be humping your leg right now.

I really enjoy these videos, I wish more of the pvp videos out there contained analysis like yours do. Please keep up the awesome work.

You are a good person Kil2

nice work m8, really like the idea of giving a insight in your playstyle! i will follow your channel updates for sure

First of all, I really don't have a strong enough opinion about frigs, or enough experience in them (especially as a new player) to debate about them confidently, so take anything I say with a grain of salt.

That said, it SEEMS to me that while frigs remove some barriers, like isk investment and skill point requirements, they add a lot of barriers as well. The increased speed makes it very difficult to understand why things are happening, the extreme importance of relative ranges and velocities makes success more dependent on piloting skill, and the limited number of viable targets all restrict the pvp experience in their own ways.

Keep in mind that mostly I'm thinking of soloing. When I was learning to pvp I was often flying in a duo composition of frig/cruiser. I thought that was great. And I also know that lots, if not most people learn to pvp in frigs, and that has to count for something.

What I want to fight against is the idea that frigs are THE way to learn eve pvp, which I feel is promoted aggressively by a lot of the community. I've heard so much about how all you need to get into pvp is some rifters. In a way thats totally true, but I think for a lot of people there is a more enjoyable path available through larger ships.

In the future I will try to be more sensitive to all the frig lovers out there =)

In reality, the only way to understand eve pvp is to get thrown into the extremes, take a loot at most of the people who join a corp and fly smallish gangs of canes etc, they generally lack understanding of rangemanagement and positioning. I firmly believe that the grace period of frigate piloting is very valuable to the overallt understanding of the game for any new pvper.

Also, all frigates don't go 5km/s, lately I've seen some awesome af trends in lowsec etc with abs and they've done well (some vids on my eve here as well I think). ab plate/rep rifter is a classic, in the belts of amamake.

I think that the "best" way is extremely individual, different personalities are drawn to different shiptypes in eve.

Good videos kill2, watched them all.

I feel better knowing that I am not the only person out there who spends ages trying to separate blobs for a kill, be it jumping back and forth, warping to obvious celestial or traveling over long distances to get tacklers ahead of gangs.

I cant explain this kind of thing to people, video does a good job.

Also good information on the importance of a recon in tackle range, not a lot of people suicide into recons for some reason.

Like you said, trade a drake for a rapier kill anyways.

Ofc, video helped me as well <3

Kepp up the good work man loving the vids and commentary



oh and BUMP!!