Originally posted by tordurbar

10 minutes ago another trial player quit. He was fairly active over the last two weeks and seemed like a level headed, interesting player. He is leaving for the same reason that most of of us  noobs leave - no interest in being ganked anywhere in the eve world. The community responded with the usual sympathy, i.e. "good ridance", "good - another care bear gone", "don't let the door hit you on the way out". All I felt was immense sympathy for him/her and terrible sadness at what Eve could be. 

Every day I see a number of new players quit. More and more I feel that Eve could easily have double the number of subs had CCP made a pve server. Let the hard-core keep their pvp server. Let the noobs have a server of their own.  Well, as CCP and the long term players have said - not going to happen. 

In 10 days I too will leave, reluctantly, but finally. Eve is a fantastic game - just not for us care bears. 

The whole point of EVE is to be cold & harsh. No other game is like that (at least scifi game). We, the players are the content and if you didnt figure that out its defo not the game for you.

Oh and good riddance! >:)

Was hoping it to be the new age Freelacer since it has the same controls but its far from it. Match making PVP with shitty game modes. There's no freedom at all.

EVE's still the one for the moment.

Originally posted by ssunatzu
Otherwise, you will spend most of your time developing your character. 

hahahaha

"Diablo clone" is only a compliment to any ARPG. I mean Diablo2 ofc. Its an awesome standard which wont be passed any time soon or EVER.

I play Path of Exile myself and it indeed is good. Too bad it isnt a finished product but it truly is the Diablo 3 we really wanted.

IMHO

In the end all the yearly awards are only guiding folks towards the best releases. Its up to everyone themselves to decide which is the best and suited for you. Just like movie critics.. Cant really argue about tastes. Better yet its silly.

Hate it when all you get back in a convo is "U MAD BRO?"

Asked a question in help channel (where's the jukebox <- removed btw) and even that gave me  a couple of new bounties ^^

I dont mind. I do empire ganking for living + I'm in an alliance that's on the top10 wanted list.

I do have to remove my jf alt from it though since even the 20% payout  from ship loss would cover ganking ships...

For PVPrs it nothing but good news. More income \o/

1) Log into comms

2) Do other things OR earn some isk

3) PVP fleet is called -> Log into game

4) Have awesome fun \o/

In EVE its hard to do anything alone really and by alone I mean with 1 character. You need an alt or two to make "solo" life in New Eden some what profitable + it saves you alot of time. Industry/Exploring/Missioning, every career could use some help.

So yes, its possible to find solitude among the starts but it kinda brakes the idea of a MMO dont you think? It ultimately comes down to preferences but I enjoy meeting folks from other cultures. And as a non-native english speaker its fun and educational to communicate over voice comms :)

You also save money by making friends rather than new accounts ^^

"Rookie help"  ingame channel is a great place to solve problems. Learned most of the basics from there (although we didnt have the new tutorial/beginner program back in the day).

Oh and for any starting player I always recommend to get to know the game first before joining any player corporations. It's just my preference since some people might pull you to do something dumb/boring and ruin the game for ya.

DO NOT JOIN A  MINING CORPORATION!

That is all.

Even after 2 years of playing EVE Online I still get mad adrenaline rushes when PVPing. So does many of my  friends.

Maybe its the fear of loss (you lose what you fly) noone knows but its a sensation no other game has given.

If you are a sci-fi lover EVE Online is definately worth checking out.