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Lucius Exitius
Brave Newbies Inc.
Brave Collective
#1 - 2011-12-23 18:46:12 UTC
Hello Capsuleers,

I have been playing Eve for about 9 months now and I am thoroughly enjoying myself but I do have a few questions that you may be able to help me with. 1st, I have pretty much spread out my now 12 mill + sp all over the board and have found that I can't do anything well, but I got a good start on pretty much anything. I am in a very small corp that my friend invited me to and I would like to stay in it but we have talked about moving to a bigger corp/alliance. What do most corps look for in another corp or what do corps look for in individuals. I got some production skills but I noticed that without lots time invested in mining I cant really make any money. I just started mining and I don't really leave high sec. Can you have a successful production line as one person? are there certain items that a one man operation could easily make lots of? I have a few things like a 425mm Railgun I BPO and so I did some missions and mined a little and anything that wasn't worth much I refined and made 3 or 4 of them which sold for around 4.5 mill total, not bad but I would obviously like to make more ISK. I have been soloing 4s and running them with my corp and that is ok but im getting really bored of it, most of my skills are in shields so I usually "tank" with my Rokh or solo with my Drake. Anyways there is a few more things i'd like to discuss but I don't want this to be too long winded. Thanks for your help in advance.

Happy Hunting,
Lucius Exitius
Chribba
Otherworld Enterprises
Otherworld Empire
#2 - 2011-12-23 18:50:00 UTC
1) L2makepargaphs

2) imo try find what you feel is interesting, there prolly are a lot of corps that would want an indy type guy

3) missions can generate a good source of income as you find that corp that makes you feel welcome and happy

4) if unhappy with your corp, kindly leave and join another, finding what you feel is right for you will make your gameplay last so much longer

100) good luck and fly safe!

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Atuk Belinen
Red Bluff
#3 - 2011-12-23 18:50:44 UTC
well as a long term palyer ill tell you this. first and foremost decied what you want to do. have a plan a goal if you will. while cross training isnt bad, doing it in the start of of your chars life can really make it tougher on you. besides the fact of cross training professions is a whole other bag of worms. if you like you can convo me in game and ill try to help you further.