EVE General Discussion

Sorry for your fail.

There is a simple solution to all your worries about "omg what do I do while I r waiting to be leet!!!"

JOIN RvB!!

I deleted my old character in a fit of pique one day and left eve for over a year. Lost what would by now have been a 70million sp pvp player. But there you go. So Ive created this one, and joined Red v Blue.

Been in the corp a matter of a few days and killed countless ships, and lost mine too. Its hellish good fun.

From experience, I'm getting no less joy from shooting at people in a frigate than I was in a Battleship with T2 lazorrs. Smaller numbers appearing on my screen, but I still die between 0 and 10 minutes into the fight.

Eve is what you make it. If you cant make it anything, do something else.

Carniferous, hopefully you realize by now that you are pretty much the only person who wants to change what most of us think is one of the best features of EVE.

Your ideas are bad and you should feel bad.

I always found these 2 interesting aswel for low skilled people.

http://00sage00.wordpress.com/2009/06/02/piloting-saaviness/

http://00sage00.wordpress.com/2009/05/27/pvp-basics/

RAGEQUIT lol

Gameplay Reason: Starwars Galaxies died when the overly complicated method of becoming a jedi was made too damn easy, people like to work for a goal and it creates balance, keep in mind a player in about 2 weeks can get into a passable mining/pvp/pve ship, can join a corporation or alliance and be competitive for the most part.

It takes months to get really good at it, anything worth doing takes time.

Storyline reason: Capsuleers are training in various basic concepts of using their pods, when they strike out in their ships they are immortal time is not an issue for them, why would they be in a rush? Also when carriers and such are supposed to be rarer in the eve universe why would they be easy to fly?

I have to agree.

Anything worth while takes investment. People who get "bLEEP" handed to them. They don't feel like the worked for it.
There for they become BORED. And eventually just move on to the next game.

As for the storyline reason.
SPOT ON!

If it didnt come up yet - just biomass yourself and register to world of childcraft.

Your "improvements" are not what you think they are. They wouldn't suit EVE because EVE is not a game for whining little grind fest sycophants who want mommy to hold their hand while they take a dump. Like I said in my other post, the fact that you even started this moronic thread just goes to show that you do not have the first clue how this game is designed to work.

Instead of sitting there throwing a hissy fit that EVE is not designed specifically to suit you, why not do something totally shocking!! Why not......learn to play the frikken game. I know, it's shocking right? The idea that you could actually take the very good solid advice that people here have given you, some of which is proving 100% that most of what you are saying is utter bullcrap, and go out and play the game like the rest of us do.

If that is too difficult for you to comprehend, then you know where the door is. Please don't use it, throw yourself out the window instead.

it doesnt take that long to get into a useful ship time wise. a problem that i see with the game is the isk price of things. mass inflation causes prices to rise alot over time while the income a newbie makes has stayed about the game. mineral prices do change a bit so i guess mining is slightly more profitable than it was.

most people would like to encourage players to get into combat, the first step of this is running missions, learning how to control modules, move properly to give transversal, use correct amunition and understand the different types of tank etc. when i started i was caldari and passive tanked ferox was the way to roll in level 3 missions. a ferox now cots almost triple what i bought mine for yet the income a new player generates though missions is basically the same, even with the agent quality changes. and adding salvage to the game.

i feel bad for new players, the learning curve is much steeper than it used to be. i have helped my friend start playing and have him a few hundred mil to buy decent implants, get a ship etc so he doesnt have to do the grind that a brand new player does.

there are certain skills that are kinda requires, engineering/electronics to 4 for example, buying him a set of +4 implants and telling him how to remap to useful attributes saves literally days of training which are alot to a newbie.