Originally posted by Gdemami

 

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Originally posted by Rocketeer

Misclicks due to tiny menues? Unreadeable text when using TVs as output? Inability to hotkey important actions since they require mouse input(some even have textfields ffs)?

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Your bad sight and use of non-standard display device? That's all?

Slider for orbit/keep range could be handy I guess.

Almost seems like you are playing wrong game, no button smashing in EVE, sorry.

Actually there is an option to increase GUI size.... 

Originally posted by Gdemami

 

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Originally posted by tom_gore

 

You know fully well that...

 

 

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All I know is that there will always be people not being able to achieve same things as others do, did in past or even imagine they are possible to do and they will keep denying facts regardless of evidence...

The choice is yours.

My choice is that I'm done with your rhetoric bs. You've shown us nothing that would validate your claims. For all we know that screenshot proves absolutely nothing.

By the way, ran a 3/10 DED complex last night. Full room aggro of 40 enemy frigates would vaporize any ship any 1-month old character could fly. My well-fit assault ship had to jump out and come back 3 times to finish the complex.

EDIT: The full room aggro seems to be on the fix list for today's patch. Will get back to this.

Originally posted by Gdemami

 

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Originally posted by Rocketeer

Misclicks due to tiny menues? Unreadeable text when using TVs as output? Inability to hotkey important actions since they require mouse input(some even have textfields ffs)?

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Your bad sight and use of non-standard display device? That's all?

Slider for orbit/keep range could be handy I guess.

Almost seems like you are playing wrong game, no button smashing in EVE, sorry.

Who said that i am affected by these? Its called empathy, affected people complain about it, and i see how it bothers them. 

Never understood when it got cool being a insensitive jerk. Props for assuming how i play the game and that i want button smashing, really shows your style.

Originally posted by PsyMike3d

Originally posted by Gdemami

 

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Originally posted by Rocketeer

Misclicks due to tiny menues? Unreadeable text when using TVs as output? Inability to hotkey important actions since they require mouse input(some even have textfields ffs)?

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Your bad sight and use of non-standard display device? That's all?

Slider for orbit/keep range could be handy I guess.

Almost seems like you are playing wrong game, no button smashing in EVE, sorry.

Actually there is an option to increase GUI size.... 

So are you still liking it?

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Originally posted by Rocketeer

Who said that i am affected by these? Its called empathy, affected people complain about it, and i see how it bothers them. 

Never understood when it got cool being a insensitive jerk. Props for assuming how i play the game and that i want button smashing, really shows your style.

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Not jumping on bandwagon of vague complaining/ranting/bashing makes me insensitive jerk?

Originally posted by Gdemami

 

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Originally posted by Rocketeer

Who said that i am affected by these? Its called empathy, affected people complain about it, and i see how it bothers them. 

 

Never understood when it got cool being a insensitive jerk. Props for assuming how i play the game and that i want button smashing, really shows your style.

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Not jumping on bandwagon of vague complaining/ranting/bashing makes me insensitive jerk?

Its no longer a bandwagon of "vague complaining/ranting/bashing" if the devs privately and openly agree with you. But being unwilling to accept legitimate issues because they do not affect you does make you and insensitive jerk, yes. Im pretty sure thats actually pretty close to the definition of being a insensitive jerk. However the jerk part has more to do with the way you phrase your disagreement, and try to lobby against changes whose only purpose is to help other people.

And yes, im aware of the UI scaling. It came around due to the "bandwagon of vague complaining/ranting/bashing", thanks to the CSM and some devs with us on that wagon we finally got a major rework of the backend UI system into their schedule. 

Originally posted by Hrimnir

Originally posted by PsyMike3d

I bought it for 5euros on Steam...

I will never forgive myself for not playing this before. All those years of wandering around with crap MMOs while EVE was right there!!! 

The game is amazing, feels like i will be playing it for years, not like some other "promising" MMOs, that are insteresting  for 3months max...     _ _ 2

So guys, if u hesitate to try this game, dont!  I regret for not playing it before!

Don't worry, you will quickly realize that the game is in fact extremely boring, once you see that it will take you another couple months just to get the skills to properly pilot even the smallest/most pitiful craft in the game.

The game is so deep it is really what you make of it.  Sorry you were bored but either the game is just not for you, or perhaps you just bring with you what you expect.   Some people think Chess is boring, others find the deep strategy refreshing.  EVE is not an instant gratification, OCD, short attention span game for certain.   It has some long drawn out deep and strategic parts, and some part's that happen rather quicky.  To me comparing EVE to virtually any other game out there is like comparing Chess to tic tac toe.

EvE is the yardstick by which I measure all other MMOs, especially if they claim to be anything like a sandbox MMO.  Most of the time, they fall short.  Even so, I don't play EvE anymore.  The main reason is that I couldn't find a decent corp to do things with, so I got bored.  The game itself is really great, but it's still an MMO so soloing everything will get old fast.

It is entirely possible to make stupid amounts of ISK right out of the gate.  You don't need a guide, and using a guide is probably a bad idea anyway.  EvE's market is highly competitive, so as soon as someone writes a guide on how to make ISK a bunch of other people start to do it and ruin the market (depending on how much demand there is).  The easiest "guide" would be to either learn to play the market very well.  Not the Jita market, though many fortunes are made in Jita, but the whole market.  Cross-Region Export/Import is a good living if you have the patience and talent for it.  So is day-trading.  Heck, so is contract trading.  Almost anything is a good living if you can find your niche, and most of the stuff that makes decent ISK isn't dependant on skill points.  It's dependant on you finding it before everyone else does.

Is it reasonable to assume a new player will have this much in-depth knowledge before their trial is up?  Yes.  That's one of the reasons EvE is worth the $15/month.  I'd resub in a second if I thought I'd find a decent group of people to hang with.