Alliance & Corporation Recruitment Center

About Us:

Star Frontiers is a 0.0 based PvP corp currently operating as a part of a Dirt Nap Squad. Allaince. We have a history of living all over 0.0 and have flown with a variety of coalitions and alliances as well as spent some stints operating as a solo 0.0 corp. We were founded six years ago by a group of seven friends who just wanted to have fun playing EVE together. We are settling into life in non-sov space and plan to make a home there while participating in sov fights.

We have never lost that "group of friends" feel, even as we have grown to 150 members, moved through over a dozen different regions and spent time in and out of alliances and coalitions. That being said we've managed to develop into a decent little PvP group and often live by the motto: "We're not elitists, we're just tired of fail." We are a social and supportive bunch while still striving for solid PvP performance.

We have a set of core and guiding principles that all of us adhere to (as much as we can) and they can be seen at www.star-frontiers.net in the recruitment section.

We currently live in NPC 0.0 and have access to excellent missioning and ratting but our emphasis is heavy on PvP. We offer the following perks and incentives:

- Excellent Logistics (we'll move your stuff for you!) -
- Corp Loaner Ships, Including Capitals -
- Generous Ship Replacement -
- Comms, Forums, and Jabber -
- ISK Based PvP and Recruiting Incentives -
- FC Training and Support -
- Open to All Skill Levels -
- Merger Options Available: Make Your Corp Part of Ours! -

What We Look For:

While we are fairly new player friendly, please know that we are not looking for just anyone. There is no formal teaching here in SF, but there is plenty of "on the job" training. All of our members and leadership are more than willing to teach you what you need to know to operate in 0.0. We don't troll, berate, or belittle - and offer a supportive environment in which to learn how to live and survive in 0.0 as a PvP pilot. No one who listens, learns and adapts well will fail in our corp. More experienced players are of course, highly welcome.

Conversely, you could have 50 million skill points and the ability to fly capital ships but if you can't be open minded, learn and adapt - you will find life difficult. Our motto above really does hold true - we don't expect you to be perfect, but we do expect you to strive to do better in a sincere and thoughtful way.

You should be able to fly a bomber and a pvp battlecruiser relatively easily. Currently we are highly interested in logistics pilots as well as pilots with decent gallente and drone skills. Goals for all pilots in the corp include black ops battleships, tech 3's, and capital ships.

Just a brief list of requirements of joining:

- Full API Security Check -
- Have a Mic for Comms -
- Must Live in 0.0 and PvP -
- Be Open Minded, Willing To Learn, and Adaptable -
- Be Fun To Fly With -
- Generally A 10 million SP minimum -

If you are interested and want to know more, then contact any of the below or join our public chat!







Hope to see you soon!

Argus Sorn
CEO - Star Frontiers

I joined Star Frontiers almost immediately after starting to play EVE. It was a little intimidating at first getting used to fleet mechanics and working together to achieve an objective against other players. But as soon as I could keep up with the fleet I was hooked on Nullsec, PvP, and living in space with a relatively small group of people that at some point would remember your name or, at the very least, your picture.

2 months into the game and I've enjoyed every second I've flown with [-S-F-]. I've experience what I believe is one of the purest forms of competition I've ever come accross. I'm up to 4 million skillpoints and every day I feel like I'm contributing more and more.

As for my corpmates, I couldn't ask for a better group of peers, leaders, and jokers. Every guy is a stand-up act and will usually do what they say they will. Qualified FCs, dedicated logistics dudes and movers, and general good fellowship is in abundance at Star Frontiers.

As for ways that you can impact the corp immediately? You can go on fleets and get kills, you can help our logisitics guys if you've got a jump freighter, you can join us on capital fleets, you can join us on 10 man roams, and BLOPS fleets of course. And there's even a spot for you industry minded people.

Our CEO Argus is a great guy, and so is everyone else in corp.

Join our in-game recruitment channel: Star Frontiers
And check out the links above.

Short and sweet, been in this corp for 5 1/2 years, never regretted it.... The people are real, the ceo is incredible and is always there for you, much respect for him still, and its been over 5 years, says alot huh? The people in corp? They care, they help you, make sure you have fun and help answer all your questions and have your back. And lots of pvp content to boot. What more could you ask for? If your lost and looking for direction in EVE, try us out, never hurts to enjoy a corp and have friends..

STJ

What a long Strange Trip it's Been - A Star Frontiers Story
"Faithless is he that says farewell when the road darkens."
I've been trying to come up with a good way to explain SF, as there is no real way to explain it unless having experienced it yourself.

Background:
I joined SF, 1 yr and 7 months ago. I had started Eve back in 2005, while I was looking for a free game to play. I had gotten in some trouble in my small town. (As you know in a small town rumors run wild). So I went into hiding pretty much for a few months, I was 15 at the time.

I started this grand game called eve (which we all knew truly sucks :P yet we all still play it). I like most people noobs, who start this game, didn't understand it, and since I didn't find my "calling" in that first month quit.

A few years later, (I had played a month here and a month there) after I had gotten back from Iraq, started back in eve. I tried to form my own corp, and make something of my own (starting a corp in eve is fing hard).

We were doing ok for a little while. (I got robed lol, learned of spys, ect), but kept at it for a few months. Then while I was at some army training, one summer, I met someone else who played eve. (I think this was my main problem, I had no RL friends who would even touch this game, the one I did get to was back when I was in the "having no purpose phase").

He said him and another RL friend had a corp to join Sad State Of Affairs, we pewed, I got my first taste of pvping, and realized it was fun, but again started to fall into that "no purpose" zone again, and started to lose interest. So the CEO of that corp and myself started talking about moving into 0.0.

My memory is fading on the exact events, but I started looking in recruitment channels for an alliance to take us into the fold. One of the first convos I got was from someone from SF, and had my first introductions to Argus Sorn.

They did there schpeel, and asked us to merge with them, and myself and the CEO talked it over thought it sounded good, and went for it.

We moved our crap to Vehan, and they jumped it down to delve. SF was apart of Bricksquad at that time.

"And they rest is History"
After joining SF (Which I'm the only member from the previous corp who activly plays), we've had a great many adventures, and it allowed me to start FCing, and not be half bad at it. Or so I'm told. (I think I'm a terrible FC)

I started out in the corp with like 14 mil SP, and couldn't fly shiz lol. We moved around (which I found out SF is VERY good at), After the fall of delve we moved to curse, and joined Init., they moved up to Venal, and for a siege against goons.

We had a good time, and some lulz, then we moved back to Curse. At that point we decided we wanted to go it on our own, moved to Molden Heth, to try to help out a little alliance in Great Wild Lands, (REAL)... yeah anyone who has delt with those guys knows how that turned out... They're unhelpable, then moved up to Outer Ring, to try to pew pew it up here, which we did, and befriended a little alliance up there, but that never turned into anything, we moved to NPC Fountain, and bloppsed on test, we moved BACK to curse, lol, to join an alliance with some of our bros in it called "Thorn Alliance".

At this point we finally thought, "Alright, we've got some bros to fly with, and they appreciate our help, this will go somewhere". Which it did, we ended up joining the HBC, and moving back to Delve.

We found our culture and test culture meshed quite well. They are about having fun while getting **** done. Just as we are. (Call them what you want, but through all the scams/splurge, they are a good group of people)

We remained stable in the HBC, for almost 9 months, and grew our self as a corp and built up a nice nest egg, for the next adventure.

Which unbeknown to us was right around the corner, when Raiden started a massive internal assault on the HBC. (Bob strikes again).

Fanfest 2013
BUT, we were dedicated, we poured our heart and soul into Thorn alliance, and during FF 2013, Thorn Alliance stopped.
My memory of this is quite clear. I log on one morning after being in Iceland for a day and am told by a fellow alliance leader "Thorn is done, Thorn Syndicate will be leaving within the next couple day."

So I'm like FUU lol, Luckily, we had 9 people in Iceland from SF, including our CEO Argus sorn, so me at this time (I had ascended the ranks in SF and at this point), So we go out to breakfast/dinner unsure which lol, I was drunk most my trip in Iceland, and decide what we were going to do.

As soon as I heard the Alliance was disbanding, I got on the horn, and contacted someone in INK, and secured us a spot. (Lol, we do things quick in SF)

We decided Ink honestly was the logical choice, there US TZ was lacking, and SF has always been about "Helping the Little Guy"

. And now that's where we are at,
-We've led alliance/been in alliance leadership.
-We've moved all across eve
-Maintained our Leadership
-No Major Incidents we couldn't handle
-The core never leave

Now if you took the time to read everything above, your probably asking, Why in the world would people stick through everything that's happend, the moving, the relocation, ect.

Well, "Faithless is he that says farewell when the road darkens."

SF, is family, SF is more than family, and as long as you actually want to be a part of the family, you'll never want to leave.

I've had offers from dozens of different Corp, and never once, have I even considered leaving SF.

Now, I'm newish to the corp, Though going on 1 yr 7 months, I suppose I can finally count myself as "not new", but SF gives me the freedom to do what I want, while supporting me fully through my **** ups.

Running out of room on this post... TLDR: Join SF lol

Le Bumpz for "Being Badass"

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