Can someone tell me what Im doing wrong?

I go to there website and click the free trial offer on the right hand side. It brings me to a registration screen. I finish that and then tells me I have to authorize my email. I do that and it brings me back to account management. When I try to log into the game after this point it just tells me "Error #2002 You are not authorized to play this game" I did some googling and people were saying you need to apply the trial key in your account management. The problem is I never recieved a key (it wasnt in the email).

So does anyone have any idea how to fix this?

Unfortunatly lag was probably the winner in the end. 0.0 is so f**ked with the 200 man super blobs, retarded lag, and the lame east Vs west powerblocks. Mine as well call Cluster F**k "The horde", and Drone Russians "The Alliance".

^^^^^^^^^^I dont think you people pick up on sarcasm very well lol... ^^^^^^^^

~ Gamers shall have the right to whine and bitch about little things that dont matter.

Yeah events that happened earlier today have forced me to quit as well. We jump into system and i wait 45min to load grid. Once I loaded I couldn't warp anywhere. We lost 6 titans and 2 motherships. All we get back for an answer from CCP is "We're looking into it." Thats all we ever get. Its sucks because as a whole I love EVE but it seems that at this point in order to get anything done people need to start quiting. You may say ccp doesn't care about one (two accounts)  unsubbing but I feel we have to start somewhere. CCP doesn't listen to its members input anymore.

Why am i spending 30$ a month on something that requires me to just sit and stare or do something else for 2+ hours just to log off out of bordum. 

Originally posted by Rockgod99

Originally posted by batolemaeus

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Originally posted by Rockgod99
Ever warp into a mission with the wrong Resist plating? Or the wrong damage type? Ever hit the wrong trigger and have to warp out.

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No.
I've done every PvE there is in Eve. The only challenging PvE are sleepers and 10/10 ded plexes, because they require teamwork. Everything else consists of warping into the pocket, activating the omnitank, drawing aggro, releasing drones, and switching targets from time to time. Gets boring after a few minutes.

Please stfu.

OP this is the type of Holier than thou player I'm talking about.

More worthless people that act like their opinion and playstyle choices are law.

Worthless waste of time to talk to this guy.

God forbid someone enjoys running missions, it's pathetic really.

Wouldn't it be better to give the OP play style choices instead of slamming everything that you don't find to your liking?

I find camping a 0.0 gate fucking pathetic but you don't see me trying to sway the poor guy like an ass.

Seriously dude chill out. No one is trying to be an ass. batolemaeus isnt saying that it isnt possible to enjoy mission running. He's stating that there isnt any challenge to it. If you say there is then you just suck at EVE. I mission run my self and enjoy it but I do it because I enjoy the easy isk.
 

Im running a mission right now. Im not even paying attention to the game because I know nothing will break my tank.

The point is no one is telling this guy what to do. There just trying to tell him what they think is fun or not. The guy is asking for suggestions and people are giving him them.

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Ive jsu started playing war a couple days ago and Ive gotten a couple characters at various lvls between 1-10. I like the game a lot so far. Unfortunatly I log on to the forums and I always see things saying thegame sucks on one way or anouther. I just dont see it. I have noticed some graphical bugs but really its nothing game breaking.Other then that thre seems to be a tun of content, atleast in the beginer zones. So basicly what exactly is wrong with the game?

Originally posted by miagisan

Originally posted by jrs77

The problem is, that if you take away the forced PvP in EvE Online, then the whole economy crashes.

 

yup. I have had my pve version Abaddon for 4 months now just running missions and such with it. My pvp BS i replace at least once every 2 weeks, if it wasnt for the pvp and item loss, battleships prices would skyrocket due to people never losing them, they would get inflated in price due to lack of demand. but because pvp causes item loss, there is a high demand for ships, and the prices stay semi reasonable. 

 

Dude what you jsut stated is exactly oppisite of what would acually happen. Supply and demand has shown that when things are less needed there cheaper to help get rid of them faster. As things become harder to get they go about in price because people are more willing to pay those prices to get what they need.
 

Isk in EVE is easy to come by once you get the hang of the game. I make 700 mill a day running complexes in 0.0 and thats only from a few hours work. I got people in my alliances that make billions passivaly from manufacturing and other lesser known methods. 

I just like the community really. No game ive played in the past ever had a system that tied players together so well. I feel like your actions in the game really do effect something and the game offers you ways of becoming famus. Take a guy name Chribba for example. He plays the middle man for all the big trades in the game. He has trillions of isk. PEople give him titans cus they know they can trust him to get them to the right person. Everyone who does a big trade in eve goes through him. I dont think theres one person in EVE thats been playing for over 6 months that doesnt know his name. He's just one of many people that have become known in the community.  You may not even become as famus as that but even being pilot in 0.0 helping your alliance get space is still just as good. With out you your alliance would never exist. 

I also enjoy how the game is just naturally fun. In WoW and just about every mmo besides EVE Ive always felt I had to find the fun. In EVE though as soon as I logged in my first time I was enjoying myself. No idea why but I was.

I acually do alot that doesnt involve pvp. Industry and trade has become my new favorite thing. Theres also missions and worm holes. You could come up with stuff like being a spy or a CEO/director. CEO's can spend there whole day jsut managing the corp if they want. 

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Try PVP. EVE is not for PVEers. 

Nope.

...that its not safe to say runescape was my first and best MMO experiance. Played for 2 years about 6 years ago. Never even heard of an MMORPG before runescape.

Originally posted by JMadisonIV

Originally posted by neonwire

Oh come on OP its fairly obvious why you have started this thread. You know damn well that you're gonna get the word Vanguard repeating over and over again like some litany of the faithful.

ummm..no.

try again.

lol OP chill I think he was joking around with ya.

Also, EVE online would have to be my pick for an MMO that failed at start and now is definatly a success in alot of peoples books. Mine included.

Everyone needs to watch this fight. Its the final fight of the EVE online Alliance tournament. There was over 10,000 people watching it live when it happened and it had to of been the greatest fight in the tournaments history!
Also be sure to subscribe to CCP's channel to get the latest updates!
 

Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDf1Y3mQopw&feature=subscription

Originally posted by Kyleran

51K reached today I'm told.  Maybe the removal of ghost training is encouraging people to actually play? 

Damn 51k? Really. I think I may need to resub again. I love EVE but it sucks my soal away.

Originally posted by Orphes

Originally posted by Zanpt

It looks like the Sunday peak population stats for Eve may have begun to show the effect of people consolidating accounts, quitting, and generally reducing their participation:

39,617 on Sun, Oct 19 (four days after the unsubbed training nerf)

39,258 on Sun, Oct 26 (-359 from prev week's peak)

37,416 on Sun, Nov 2 (-1,842 from prev week's peak, -2,201 from Oct 19 peak)

Next week's peak will be very interesting.  CCP is between a rock and a hard place:  if they report true numbers it will become apparent that they are losing business.  If they tinker with the numbers they risk becoming the pariah of the gaming industry (or worse).

Note that they are down 5,295 from the year's high water mark of 42,711 in Mar/April of 2008.

 

EVE died yet?

What was the next week's peak?

EVE died yet?

How many customers did they lose by the "unsubbed training nerf"?

EVE died yet?

EVE just hit a new peak of more than45,000 online at a time. EVE still shows no signs of death. Sorry to disappoint you