Anyone here play Eve?

Also add me in game for a fight or a roam
Fiksie
I'm aiming for top 10k, started to pvp about 4 months ago, it is going great atm.
 


When people say pirate, they usually refer to people who live in low/null sec. However, that doesn't mean you can't live in low sec and not be a pirate (ratting / plexing / exploration / combat sites). You can be a pirate and live in high sec as well (awoxing / scamming / ganking / wardec).
This is true. Hisec pirating can be difficult unless you can afford to fix your status regularly.

I pvp in low sec and restore my security status by buying security tags. I don't want to have high sec closed to me just yet and I like to buy bulk cheaper ships from Jita.
I fly through hisec @ -9.9, I just fly damn fast :)

As one gets deeper into this game, it's a good idea to have a trade alt stationed in Jita to buy stuff. You can use a service like Red Frog to move things around Empire relatively cheap.

Sent you a mail Fiskie, don't know if we will be able to play together due to my current circumstances, but will try not to shoot you if we cross paths. :P
 
Pretty big fight last night lasted about 8 hours or so.

There is a war in the South, between N3 (+NC +PL +HONOR) and the Russians + Black Legion with the CFC 3-waying.

Last night, there was a shield timer on an N3 station in KW-I6T. The Russians arrived to push the timer to armor, but PL dropped carriers on the station.

Black Legion escalated to Dreadnoughts, and then NC dropped a ton of Titans, and blapped like 30 of the BL Dreads.

One N3 Titan was well off station, and being bumped, but the server node was dying as there was close to 3,000 people in system (and mostly on grid) at once. After a live server restart, the CFC dropped 400 more nerds in the system and crashed the node, allowing the trapped Titan to log off and stay logged off.

The Titan's (approx. $3,000 USD) only other way to survive would have been to last until downtime, which was another 7 hours. It was possible, but that's a long time and a lot can happen in 7 hours.

After the capitals didn't login after the server reboot, the Russian subcaps reinforced the station to the final timer (armor) and killed the iHub.

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1.05 full brackets turned on so that all the drones and fighters on the field can be seen.

1.27 you can see reinforcements land for the Russian faction

1.57 full brackets on again

2.21 Titans cyno (teleport) onto the field

3.22 The Titans' Doomsdays start landing on enemy Dreads (Doomsday = killshot with super long cycle time)

This is a most beautiful game.



The NCdot (Northern Coalition) view of the their Doomsday Titans

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dncryl1B8IU]NCdot Doomsday festival! KW-I6T - YouTube[/ame]




This war is only 3 days old, and already some epic battles.
 
Just saw this.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xf3l1MayOuk]Words for Test [Fall 2013] - YouTube[/ame]


All of that footage is from player perspective. None of it is cinematics. Damn beautiful game.
 
Sandbox MMO.

Almost all of the content is player driven. Players build almost everything in the game, control large sections of space, create their own political allegiances outside the game, etc.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08hmqyejCYU]EVE Online: The Butterfly Effect - YouTube[/ame]
 
I could easily get sucked into a game like this...but then I wouldn't have a social life.
 
Played it a few years ago. Was in RA when we captured CJ6-MT from 10 times stronger than us LV/Veritas/Chimp/KOS coalition. These were The Days!
 
I could easily get sucked into a game like this...but then I wouldn't have a social life.

Well, you can play it for 2 hours daily or 2 hours weekly, the advantage or disadvantage is only in your head since there is no power leveling aspect. You can just buy $40 worth of gametime monthly and have about 100 fitted frigates to fly into pvp
 
I could easily get sucked into a game like this...but then I wouldn't have a social life.
What Fixie said.

The way the leveling is, you don't have to grind progress, and you can basically buy into the economy with cash, so you could play as much as you play any other game.

Of course if you have political aspirations, throw that all out the window. :p

Played it a few years ago. Was in RA when we captured CJ6-MT from 10 times stronger than us LV/Veritas/Chimp/KOS coalition. These were The Days!
RA just entered this winter's war, all of the Russians are united once again except Legion of Death.
 
Drops tomorrow:

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHH_MHd0c94"]EVE Online: Rubicon Trailer - YouTube[/ame]


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Make sure you put a long skill in your queue just in case they fuck that up again.

I am going to make a killing buying those personal deployable hangars and being first to market with them in the southern warzone.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rSYqChwfGB8]"Confederation of xXPIZZAXx" promo video - YouTube[/ame]
 
I have never played Eve myself but whenever I see a new story posted about it, I always read it. I remember reading some crazy in-depth posts about how some large scale fights came about. It's so much more interesting to read about than someone /gquit'ing a guild after not pulling his weight in a raid and everyone shit talking him through PM's.

I'm so intrigued by the politics of the game and the kind of shit that goes down, all based upon actual happenings between players. The stories all sound as if they were written as the plot for the game, yet it's really collective chaos the game thrives on.

Also, Valkyrie looks amazing. I'd get in on that.
 
I'm so intrigued by the politics of the game and the kind of shit that goes down, all based upon actual happenings between players. The stories all sound as if they were written as the plot for the game, yet it's really collective chaos the game thrives on.

There are tales of corporate espionage that take months/years to execute. It's heartwarming almost.
 
There are tales of corporate espionage that take months/years to execute. It's heartwarming almost.

It's beautiful, really. Unless you're the one who lost a Titan or a gank of kredits, then, well, the barrel of a gun is tasting pretty sweet right about now.
 
I'm so intrigued by the politics of the game and the kind of shit that goes down, all based upon actual happenings between players. The stories all sound as if they were written as the plot for the game, yet it's really collective chaos the game thrives on.
It's not chaos. It's anarchy. Natural order. :)

It's amazing to see people self organize, build tools, construct relationships, trust etc from scratch.
 
I saw this the other day for the first time, it's a parody of the Eve is Real trailer.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NyPyh9Qtawk]Eve Online "I Was There" - Russian version (parody) subtitled - YouTube[/ame]
 
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DldRqUyLpnw]Triumvirate. Renatus (EVE Online) - YouTube[/ame]



Last call if you want in the WF Eve Skype channel. Send me a PM if you're interested. This offer expires Jan 1 2014.