EVE New Citizens Q&A

OP, you should really edit the thread title.

It's silly and unnecessarily rude.

Also, with all the help you got notwithstanding the silly title, I'm sure you finally understood that EVE is full of wonderful people.

I hope you'll eventually become a good member of the community. For now, I don't like you so much.


I do like Azda's new sexy look.

How? You're playing a PvP game, and you painted a target on yourself with your attitude. Hell I may just hunt you down myself and stripmine rocks out from under you just to see you cry about it.

Tutorials are for the basics or bare essentials, such as what an acceleration gate does for you. Knowing how it interacts with the space around it doesn't come under basics, it comes with experience and knowledge; some of which I just shared with you.

Eve can be played alone and you can make a lot of money doing it etc etc.

However if you don't know how the game works, evade tactics, do and donts - you need to find a corp to help you learn those things first.

Contact me, ill give you access to some videos I have that can help you learn to evade that.

thought about it but he was clearly just frustrated,
less of an attitude issue more just feeling rusty and lashing out (we have all been there).

besides im a little pre-occupied with something

It's a tool that I'm very surprised more people don't know about. I see it as very useful to bears like me and gankers alike...



The game put out advertisements saying you can 'be the villain'. It isn't being an *******, its just how the game was designed. And if gankers/awoxers can hide behind an alt in a starter corp, why shouldn't I use throwaway alts to keep them from finding me?

EVE is specifically designed so that not everyone gets a gold star for showing up. It's designed so that not everyone ends up the hero. That's one of the main draws to it. If you don't like that, then EVE isn't for you. It's specifically designed to be a cold, harsh reality. If CCP took that away and watered it down, they would go out of business. It does attract non-PvPers (like myself), but you have to enjoy the danger/thrill of possibly losing what you fly to play, and you have to want to push yourself to either kill the other person first, or be smarter than them to keep them from catching you in the first place. If you want to casually do the same end game raid for gold day in and day out, EVE is frankly not for you.

I played this game for at least 2 years before I ventured outside of high sec. Many players run right to low or null their first day in the game and do fine. To each his own as my grandmother would say. I'm not telling you that no new players should leave high sec for 2 years I'm just saying if you don't like getting blown up all the time then stay in high sec. If you go into low or null you know that the risks are. There is a learning curve to living outside high sec and the price tag of that learning curve is measured in lost ships.

So if you can't handle the heat stay out of the kitchen. Eve is not a theme park MMO. If you jumped into the ring with an MMA fighter and then complained that you got your butt kicked you'd sound like an idot. Complaining about loosing ships in low and null sec is not much different.