Out of Pod Experience

Can someone thumbs up my post please? I feel entitled to it since i took the time to say please, and I think it's only reasonable that you take the time to be the same.

This.

Also he was quite nice to give you 48 hours.

Furthermore you should have been thankful to be accepted into a group where you could make 1.2bn ISK in your first 7 days of playing.

And while we're at it: posting chatlogs outside of C&P is prohibited.
And I'm not so sure a mod wouldn't consider all this a rant and "not posting constructively".
And "quitting" posts are only allowed in the out of pod channel.

How can I say this? (It is of no consequence to me if I seem nice.) Reading the OP's lines (and doing a line count) vs. the CEO's, I have to say the CEO probably wasn't interested in someone writing a book on his time. I know I wouldn't have had time for that "conversation" which was essentially a lecture by a seven-day-old player to a CEO from a "rather" well-established corp. (Attaching Goonswarm to it since they're in the alliance? I'm not going to make that leap, myself.)

I think I detected a person (the OP) who is accustomed to being treated a tad differently IRL than he was in that corp. Truly, if they're such butt heads, nothing is keeping anyone there. It takes all kinds to make up this world and if you found the nest of butt heads, mark it on the map and move on. (Not many week-old players can claim to hold 1.whatever BILLION ISK, by the way, so the relationship has to be seen as somewhat profitable to the OP.)

I see no reason to quit the game, personally. If you have an experience like that with a handful of dummies amid 20,000 players on average per moment, you can't really indict the entire playerbase by it, AND if that is making you quit, either we aren't getting the whole story (such as what sort of person is the OP really?), or the OP had no intention to stay anyway and just wanted to make a splash on the way out - which again says a lot about the OP.

Sorry. I'm more than slightly biased against Goonwaffles in all forms, and love to heap scathingly scourging remarks their way, but this simply doesn't qualify for a good Bronx cheer. OP - Good luck with your future endeavors.
I won't beg you to stay.

My only regret is not getting this person kicked sooner. A week ago he went off for an hour in corp chat because his song was skipped in a plug.dj room ran by somebody in our corp. In hindsight that should probably have been a good indication of things to come.

I do think that quitting the game because you didn't fit in with our culture is a bit extreme , but that is obviously your choice.

Best of luck with your future endeavors.

Also: I agree with Ian Praetorius that you have the patience of a saint Markonius

OP, Goons are the ISIS of EVE. What you excepted ? - Take it as a possibility to have a large goal to kick someones butt. Internet space ships are serious business since 2003

FYI OP
if you do decide to wipe away them tears n stay, roll a whole new 30day trial, cuz your not gonna be forgotten lol

Your sulking old characters cries will still be heard if ya just make a new character on the same account thanks to API.

Always Remember,
Your tears are what fuels
and
Your ANGER IS A GIFT

you can delete your API key and create new ones.

who hasn't dealt with a guy like this in EVE eh

OP delete char, create new char, learn from this.

move along.

Sure there all. They just get eaten Alive by, Highly competitive Indy corps, Mercs, Pirates, Gankers, Reverse Safaris, Pirates, Null Power Blocs, Faction Warfare PvPers, Faction Warfare Awoxers, Scammers, aaaand now Drifters.

WOO CONTENT!

Your facial expression changes every day. It's like your portrait is moving.

You joined goons and were surprised to find out they are ass-hats.

Dude, this is literally like being surprised that **** sticks to everything, and stinks.

If you want my opinion, you made a mistake about joining goons in the first place, but there are lots of people here who aint goons, with varying concentration of ass-hats, but generally less (I can name only two or three alliances who are more of an ass-hats than goons).

There is no need to condemn the game just because you ran into goons and stepped into their... uhm... they call it 'culture', rest of us would probably call it 'manure'.

Honestly, the guy gave you a good evac plan. Both time- and assets-wise. Use it, then try finding a group you like. This ain't easy, as not that many groups are recruiting and even less of them are new player friendly, but it's probably easier than ever with the recent ff change. And yes, fitting into the group is as hard as the dude explained, and even friends irl are often unfit to be in the same group, I speak from experience here, as I have more than ten of my friends play eve, and only two of them fit with me, and even after all that, their directions don't really match mine, so we are likely to break up and go our separate way.