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Looking to learn nullsec survival and PVP? Then join OUCH!

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Psi Theta
Enigmatic Conundrum
#241 - 2012-02-04 05:09:03 UTC  |  Edited by: Psi Theta
Miss Teri is our top killer. (Check his killboard on Battleclinic and you'll get the idea.)

We hosted a noobship mayhem day. All noobships all the time, free fire on all your corp mates, lots o' mayhem, lots o' lolz.

What does Miss Teri do? He kills an Inquisitor with his noobship.

What an overachiever, Miss Teri.

Come join us. We'll introduce you to surviving and hunting in nullsec.
Milek
Sebiestor Tribe
Minmatar Republic
#242 - 2012-02-04 16:21:19 UTC  |  Edited by: Milek
I've been playing for a number of years. Spent a ton of time care-bearing. Not even realizing I fit that description - lol.

Run the spectrum of all non-pvp activity you can do in EVE - of course it was natural that eventually, I'd want to head full speed into pvp.

I ran with a few pirate corps and larger corps alliances for a bit - but never actually stopped to get some education per say until I came to ouch.

It's amazing how long you can play this game and not know something.

These guys know their stuff. The class structure is simple yet effective. I learned something I didn't know in every single class.

NOT because I was a noob, because that's not the case, but because I wasn't aware of all the tools available to me on the interface, on the maps, I failed to take the math into consideration or even to uise the solar system map effectively and to my benefit. I also didn't realize I had been book marking incorrectly (MAJOR difference).

Thus the EVE I was playing was far harder than it had to be - While my kill/loss ratio was good - I had to think back to previous losses that I realize just were not necessary.

Null sec travel and staying alive are amazingly easy now - bubbles? No problem. Seems there was alot even an experienced pilot could learn.

Incredibly enough I extracted a few tears along the way from real experienced PVP'ers who couldn't kill me during my time in Curse. They were yelling in local :) - They were pissed and I ended up winning EVE as a result.

Time well spent to say the least!
Adeptus mecanicus
The Flaming Sideburn's
#243 - 2012-02-05 01:50:43 UTC
join OUCH and see the bright side of the "bubble"
Jak Reacher
OpSec.
Wrong Hole.
#244 - 2012-02-05 03:08:35 UTC
There was a point in my eve life that i decided making isk is not enough, there was no fulfillment, i could buy anything sell it for more or less and not care. i immagined my pob full of isk bills (if that even exists) but it was not enough.....

THEN I FOUND OUCH! and was taken to a new level, something i havent learned NULL SEC SURVIVAL. i died plenty of times in the past, making dreds+in null is no easy job, but PVP was as foreign to me as Clog danceing.......

after the first few modules, and gate camps i was hooked. ITS A GREAT program. and a awesome group of people. if you wanna learn and learn the right way, join ouch.

it will melt your FACE! or something cool like that
Kaiyoko Hanasaki
Perkone
Caldari State
#245 - 2012-02-05 06:14:42 UTC
Do you guys have training sessions for Pacific Time Zone (-8 GMT)? I'm potentially interested, but your OP indicates training sessions start around 18:00 server (0 GMT I think?) and its not gonna work out with my current job.

Still, you guys seem like a good fit for a newbie wanting to step into the 0.0 arena Lol
Psi Theta
Enigmatic Conundrum
#246 - 2012-02-05 13:36:26 UTC
Kaiyoko Hanasaki wrote:
Do you guys have training sessions for Pacific Time Zone (-8 GMT)? I'm potentially interested, but your OP indicates training sessions start around 18:00 server (0 GMT I think?) and its not gonna work out with my current job.


Training sessions are periodically offered at other times that may be more fitting to your schedule. We also have several trainers who are willing to take on special sessions by request, and there is a specific thread on the forums to request such.

Bottom-line is that -- if you are patient and considerate to the training staff -- you will almost certainly be able to find opportunities to complete the training.

Our trainers do what they do as a volunteer service to the EVE community. Training modules average around three hours each, and our trainers receive no pay for giving their time. They do it because they enjoy opening up nullsec to both new and old players.

Join the corp. Get to know our trainers and treat them well. Be patient and considerate of the volunteer nature of our organization. You will certainly find means to get through the sessions. And between sessions, you are free to continue whatever hisec PvE activities you currently enjoy.
Psi Theta
Enigmatic Conundrum
#247 - 2012-02-05 13:45:27 UTC  |  Edited by: Psi Theta
Adeptus mecanicus wrote:
join OUCH and see the bright side of the "bubble"



The bright side of the bubble is the side on which Adeptus' torpedos are slamming into some pilot who flew into our bubble. If he had taken the OUCH training, he would know how to avoid the bubble. Join OUCH. Avoid the bright side.
Dunbar Hulan
Ministry of War
Amarr Empire
#248 - 2012-02-06 18:11:48 UTC
So you've just trained up to good BS skills, done some empire/low sec roams in decent sized fleets, even done a jump into null sec here and there. Now you want to go null sec pvp with another corp? Well, chances are you will end up on the wrong side of a kill mail really fast. Curse region for example, is dangerous, nasty and full of people who want nothing more than to kill your ship and pod. You might be thinking "Ah, I fly in decent sized fleets so I can sit back and let the FC do everything." Well, Curse (or most of null sec) doesn't work like that. Want to grab a faction ship with officer mods and take a solo player on? Guess what ? Chances are that the solo player isn't solo- just waiting for someone like you to come along.

You have to learn how to travel around in null and also how to use your head in everything you do. OUCH will teach you that. If you can learn in Curse how to live, work and travel, then you can live anywhere, it's really that simple.
New player or vet, doesn't matter- give them a try and learn valuable skills.

 ** Manchester United - Paul Scholes= Genius**

Omegaplex
#249 - 2012-02-06 18:52:31 UTC
Curse region for example, is dangerous, nasty and full of people who want nothing more than to kill your ship and pod. You might be thinking "Ah, I fly in decent sized fleets so I can sit back and let the FC do everything." Well, Curse (or most of null sec) doesn't work like that. Want to grab a faction ship with officer mods and take a solo player on? Guess what ? Chances are that the solo player isn't solo- just waiting for someone like you to come along]


Arrow All True , I'm 1 Of Those Nasty People Twisted ,

Arrow Inna Group Of Nasty People ! ( A4D )

Arrow And The Hardest Guys To Kill Are The OUCH Guys , Full Respect To What They Do
Coming To Your Backyard REAL Soon
Jak Reacher
OpSec.
Wrong Hole.
#250 - 2012-02-07 10:13:37 UTC
You wanna learn the ropes? and stop being beat back against them.

you want to kill rather than be killed?

you want to be like the dread pirate roberts? (well sorta)

You want to bring your EVE experience to a new level?

You want to shatter your perception and blow stuff up?

You want to be set free from your carebear ways?

hulkageddon getting to you?


if this sounds like you....or you answered yes to at least one of these... cept the dread pirate roberts one...


THEN OUCH WANTS YOU

ps- if you said yes to the dread pirate roberts, we probubly want you too.
BullMastiff
Appetite 4 Destruction
#251 - 2012-02-07 23:23:45 UTC
I tell my guys when they come into A4D that perception is ninety percent of the game. Whether in game or in life, its the same. You can be the best wire twister in the world and never be called an electrician, but you suck one d1(k and your a c0(k sucker the rest of your life.

The same goes in this game. If you try 0.0 with a corp that is not prepared for whats coming, then you are going to be an easy target. If you are trained the wrong way , then you will be considered an idiot. This game is rough on beginners, there isn't a easy way to learn it. OUCH creates a friendly environment to get your education.

Curse is a ****** place to start, its full of vile human beings. Don't let your first experience in curse be like this guys. http://www.killsometime.com/videos/3737/Bug-Flies-in-Reporters-Mouth. oh yea, and could you put this blindfold on for me, and let me rub this around your lips while i take pictures? WHAT?!!! too soon? LMAO . what if i take off the fleshy nipple? Come to curse I dare you.

Bull - A4D forever
Syko5150
Open University of Celestial Hardship
Art of War Alliance
#252 - 2012-02-08 18:28:25 UTC
Come to OUCH learn to survive. If you learn how to survive you can then choose your fights.

It doesn't matter if you are first day in game we will teach you. All you need is the willingness to learn.

If you have any questions join our public channel in game. OUCH-UNI
Twisted Intent
Appetite 4 Destruction
#253 - 2012-02-09 14:19:07 UTC
OUCH is always taking in students. We teach you what the game should but doesn't .

You want to fly in null but think it is to dangerous. We will teach you how to survive in null.

Once you go through our program you will have the tools to fly any where and pick your targets.

If you have any questions join OUCH-UNI our in game public channel.
Eva Maris
#254 - 2012-02-10 21:44:44 UTC
You want to learn pvp-ing or just travelling in null? OUCH is the best place for you.
Psi Theta
Enigmatic Conundrum
#255 - 2012-02-11 03:24:04 UTC
Losing 300 million isk in implants when your pod gets popped in a bubble can cause you to yell at your kids.

Yelling at your kids can cause your daughter to become withdrawn and depressed.

Being withdrawn and depressed can cause her to develop "daddy" issues and start dressing in black funeral clothes.

Having daddy issues can cause her to run away from home and become a stripper.

Don't let your daughter become a stripper. Join OUCH and learn to avoid the bubble.
2George
Caldari Provisions
Caldari State
#256 - 2012-02-11 10:59:16 UTC
Psi Theta wrote:
Losing 300 million isk in implants when your pod gets popped in a bubble can cause you to yell at your kids.

Yelling at your kids can cause your daughter to become withdrawn and depressed.

Being withdrawn and depressed can cause her to develop "daddy" issues and start dressing in black funeral clothes.

Having daddy issues can cause her to run away from home and become a stripper.

Don't let your daughter become a stripper. Join OUCH and learn to avoid the bubble.



Don't let me get started into: "how your son can become a drug delar", so just join OUCH ;)
Bren Genzan
Open University of Celestial Hardship
Art of War Alliance
#257 - 2012-02-12 04:40:29 UTC
If you think we're an Eve University clone, think again:

They teach people how to play Eve. We teach players how to live in null.

If you know the difference, you're halfway there.
Kelduum Revaan
The Ebon Hawk
#258 - 2012-02-12 10:10:17 UTC
Bren Genzan wrote:
If you think we're an Eve University clone, think again:

They teach people how to play Eve. We teach players how to live in null.
This, exactly.

Also, a friendly bump for the OUCH guys from the Uni.
DenForX
Resource Extraction Partners
#259 - 2012-02-12 17:54:32 UTC
Come learn how not to be a hopeless statistic on a killboard.

You don't know what you don't know until you learn what you don't know. Ya know?

Classes forming now, learn at your own pace, have fun, learn to fly smart.
Zoron Dadakath
Caldari Provisions
Caldari State
#260 - 2012-02-12 17:56:11 UTC
Tired of being blown up?

Join 0UCH. You'll learn how to not be blown up (and blow up someone in the process).