Krieg
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Nostalgia just debilitated me. Wow. I'll never forget my first Flob, luring my first Clegorn out of the cave near the human base to harvest its lucrative tongue, farming my first Uato in Four Falls, getting destroyed by my first Jouster, my first j…
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Oh boy. Ultra lurker checking in.
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I reactivate and eventually deactivate my EVE account every year and a half, but I can say that one of the best ways to both learn and experience EVE is to just immerse yourself in PVP off the bat by joining the newbie-friendly Red vs. Blue.
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Oh wow. When I was in 7th grade, I was waking up hours before school started each day to get some early morning Runescaping in. Mind you this was back in the day when, to mine, you had to click open your inventory, click the pickaxe, then right clic…
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First solo kill in EVE Online was pretty intense. Was flying a ship I couldn't afford to lose, of course. Didn't know much about optimal range and orbiting, but I won. Biggest rush ever.
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Wow. Blast from the past. I'll check it out.
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Originally posted by Thormier I think WoW's a great game , Although i dont play anymore i sometimes have the urge to go back and play I think most of us do. I haven't played since pre-TBC but once you get the itch, you must scratch. Been…
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Nailed it. Now if only EVE did a better job showing new players what it really had to offer, not just a string of courier missions.
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Nailed it. I was lucky to meet some PVPers that were just a month into the game when I was driving a T1 frigate. I joined their little corporation and while the rest of the newbies were alt tabbing while mining, I was out killing Cruisers with our…
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Ignore that Eduardo guy that wrote the essay on why you shouldn't play. He probably goes to bed crying every night because there are people in real life he'll never be. However, in EVE, just because someone has that extra +2% capacitor recharge …
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Don't make multiple accounts unless you really see utility in it. It's dull and you begin to blur the lines between game and job. Do what you think is fun and always get basic functionality first.
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I actually don't know much about exploration and wormholes, so I can't help you there. Since you want to pick your path so explicitly right now, what if you don't enjoy the path you've chosen? A remap is only worthwhile if you have a considerabl…
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Amazing video. CCP always delivers on the video front. I reactivated my account just from seeing a badass banner ad on Digg.com.
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Best way to realistically spend your trial is: 1. Do the initial newbie tutorial. 2. Press F12 and then select Career Agents. There are three agents, each one showing you a different aspect of the game. Even if they send you to do boring shit, y…
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Even without this, you could petition support to ask them to re-activate your account so you could see if you wanted to subscribe again. They're generally happy to give you a few days to romp around the game again. Glad to see they extended it…
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Originally posted by Etype Originally posted by JGMIII Eve is one of those games that becomes freaking awesome the longer you play it. Sure it could be boring starting as a solo miner or level one mission runner but once you build up a lilttle …
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I can run EVE on my Asus 1000HE: Processor: Intel Atom N270/N280 RAM: 1gb Graphics Card: lol. It's a netbook. EVE, from a technical programming schemata standpoint, is a masterful creation. It Alt-Tabs faster than Minesweeper and it has the…
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Originally posted by Gdemami Originally posted by Krieg Interestingly enough, there aren't that many paths to make money off the bat that would make a newbie stick around for more than a few hours. Nah, I made about 100M in four days o…
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Originally posted by Kyleran I'd have to add one more bit advice to those who take the trading path. Make sure the items you decide to trade in are in hot demand. Some modules are considered indespensible in certain standard fittings, and they …
