EVE General Discussion

So I've been playing on and off and I still haven't found a place for me.

I know I love PvP, but I don't really enjoy the way it's been carried out?

I tried FW, fly in my t1 frig, there is a Navy/pirate ship = GG or Run.

Tried roaming, but hours looking for someone I'm able to fight in my frig isn't fun gameplay.

I haven't tried null yet but I don't imagine it would turn out much better.

I may consider joining RvB, maybe frig duels is how I want to play? I just don't see the charm in either you've got the advantage or the other guy does. There's no test of actual skill and control?

IDK, I'm drunk.

the only problem here it's you.
you have to find the content for yourself not wait that the content come to you.

t1 frigates don't work becouse they lose against anything else? then switch to t2 frigates, pirate frigates, destroyer or cruiser.
i count 42 class of ships: it only dependes on you.
obviously if you want stay with t1 frigates... well you can always kill rats in high sec

Arriving with the advantage and not being there when you don't is a skill.

Unortunately, being capable of solo PvP takes 20+ million SP.

Look up Spectre Fleet. They have some T1 doctrines and do all kinds of roams.

You should look into 0.0 alliances. Usually 0.0 alliances have a mix of types of pvp. Fleet pvp, various size gangs/roams. members tend to be more inclined to form roams and stuff. Many/most also now take newbros. Good place to learn core pvp.

though ive never done it, i hear good things about RVB as well. It may fit your play style better than a sov alliance. The ship you fly doesnt matter as much as how you fit it and fly it. Experienced skilled pvpers can get a lot more out of a t1 ship than a new player. Thus it makes it seem like your in the wrong ship or you have a very limited list of ships you can take. It is very much how you fit it and fly it that matters.

Core skills are the most important. Once you get your core skills up its gets easier to fit ships, you can start using a lot of t2 mods and you will notice a good increase in performance.

You are not alone. A cake. For you.

I found the forums actually helped me find a community. I couldn't find a corporation to fit with. I started a small corporation, with few characters, but that's allowed me to find another layer to the game. Eve Radio is also a great chat channel to make space seem less empty.

Jump in and join us in RvB. We're mostly drunk - most the of the time and having a hoot.

Get your T1 frigate, fit for scram kiting, go into 0.0. Expect to lose a lot of ships but you'll get some kills, those make it worth it (frigates are cheap so it really doesn't matter if you lose a few) and you can be entertained even when you lose.