EVE New Citizens Q&A

So bad a troll that her threads quickly pack full of legitimately useful and solid advice.

To be fair she's no nevil .

Oh be nice bumble, no need to out her like that!

Edit: and we aren't being trolled , we're being manipulated.

Important distinction

And in all fairness she is both new to it and asking legitimate questions for others.

sarab saeed

check wallet

*Fly , don't Fly what you can't afford to lose.


Buy what ever the feck you want just don't have it in space if it's abrupt and violent dismantling would bankrupt you financially and/or emotionally

Nobody in EVE will ever beat that guy

Thanks

And doubt you will.

I have tried and all he did was whine and complain from the safety of the station.

There are lot's of good ideas posted so far and i have a few thoughts to add.

You are in a low sec corp that has 42 other members, if they will not help you then get the hell out and find a corp that will.
EvE is hard on beginners, being in low sec makes it even harder and a being in a non-cooperative corp makes it even harder still.

ALWAYS keep at least one ship you can use to make ISK in high sec, and you are finding out why that is a really good idea.

I support and commend you on jumping into the low sec life with both feet, but beating your head against a wall you cannot break down makes no sense all you do is break yourself so here is my suggestion.

Leave low sec behind for a while and move to high sec.

Run missions and mine to rebuild your ISK reserves and perhaps some of your lost ships.

Use the ISK made in high sec to buy the minerals you need but cannot mine.

Remember the one from above, always keep a ship in high sec you can use to make ISK.

While you are doing all of these things use cheap ships to venture into low and practice how to watch local and your d-scan to keep yourself safer.

And I am going to end with the corporation you are in. If you have not asked them for assistance you should.
If they will not give you assistance then drop corp, put them in your rear view camera and move on. Some corps accept new players but will do nothing to help them, other actively embrace new players and are willing to help them, you need to find one of these types of corps.

If you are too poor to buy in game plex for time, it obviously means you are paying $15 a month to play.

This means that you should buy a plex with $15 because you will never make that in the first two months.

Then buy implants and better ships to make more isk.

The more money you have the more you can make isk with.

Someone can earn a plex in the first month, but not without working at it so hard that they turn EVE into a job. It will take probably 40 hours of work at least to earn that plex. Better to go out work a couple hours somewhere and then spend the other 38 hours playing eve with 1b isk.

Did it ever occur to you that I may have checked her and her corp out on EvE Who?
If you are not aware of this little gem then here is a link to help you.
http://evewho.com/

But in reality how long she has or has not been in the corp is not relevant, because the advice applies equally to a day one players and multi-year vets as well. And it applies to those who just joined a corp 5 minutes ago or have been a corp for years. This game is about friendships and helping each other and so I repeat myself.

If she has not asked corp mates for help them she needs to do that. Many players will not assist a new / newer player unless they are specifically asked to provide that help for fear that even offering that help may upset or offend them.

If she has asked and they will not help her then she needs to get the hell out and find a corp that WILL help her when she asks.