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Sounds like you guys are pacific US or AU timezone by the sounds of it? Our corp is actively trying to grow in this timezone, we have a small group of active pilots in this timezone and combined with the other small groups from other corps in our alliance we can get a decent sized fleet together when we feel like it.

It is a fairly challenging timezone to say the least haha, if you want to have a chat about what you want to do and a bit more about what your looking for drop us a msg and I can get you on our comms.

Iron

If you want to send a in game chat to my self or join my public Channel Deep Void Public I would love to talk to you all about joining DVIG

I have a proposition for you, if you've not yet taken the dive.

We've found that recruiting preexisting clans is an excellent way to promote stability and future growth. It also drastically cuts down on the probability of infiltration and all that nonsense. Thus, the fact that you come as a group of four is actually your strongest selling point... which may or may not be obvious from the spam above this post.

We're unconcerned with your SP given the format of approach... before you move to null you should have certain skills and be run through some tips, but that doesn't take long. One of our most prominent directors has lived in high-sec for only a week of his career in EVE.

If one of you is going into industry and the others into PVP, you'll need a place where both interests can be sustained and benefit mutually. Otherwise eventually your best interests will diverge.

In short, you want the dronelands.

Where we live, a strong industrial core is key to survival. It mucks up the killboard a bit, but that's well worth it for the trade-offs. We have a strong local market where most nullsec alliances are forced to import from high-sec. We build most of what we fly, right down to the ammo and rigs... and the prices we pay are often lower than Jita. Drones drop alloys instead of bounties, which generate tritanium and render null-sec local manufacturing tenable where it otherwise wouldn't be (you'll never get null-sec industrialists to voluntarily mine veldspar).

There's plenty of PVP up here, and it generally comes in useful, educational doses. The groups we fight vary widely due to a convenient misconception that we're easier targets than we are. In four fleets, we'll get two that are easily butchered, one that puts up a fight and one that takes us to school and gives us new ideas. The formula works.

It's a good place to learn the 0.0 ropes precisely because it is so far out in the a**-end of the galaxy that it's almost impossible to interface daily with high-sec bar through a heavily centralized logistics chain.

Our corporation has a long history that we've carried through many names. We've lived almost everywhere in EVE at some point in our history, in some name or another, and we have trained most of our own membership from egg (including all the current directors and current CEO). Our turnover rate is near zero and there's a reason for that.

There is no better place than FIOF to find your way through EVE.

Our public Channel is "FFFI Pub" (holdover from our last iteration a few years ago, long story) or you can message me / convo me in game.

-MB, FIOF director of cowboy diplomacy

We have several US Pacific TZ members that are close to your time, and others that are active during same.... if you want to hear more, drop me a mail and I'll fill you in.

Cheers,
Flashmala

Sadly it is very hard to recruit in this timezone and i honestly dont know what advice i can give you to find a corp with a heave australian playerbase. I cant believe im saying this but have you tried to hang around in the recruitment channel during those hours to see who is recruiting?

You might luck out and find a couple of australian tz corps lurking in there

Good luck and free bump