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All Posts by Jack_Target

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Originally posted by demolishIX
Originally posted by Jack_Target
Originally posted by PatchDay
Originally posted by mrcalhou

I love the concept of EVE too, I'm just in a phase where I want more twitch-based gameplay. If frigate and cruiser class ships had manual steering and attacking without dice-rolls I'd be in heaven.

 

I always thought that EVE's massive fleet combat would be so much immersive if players could fire their own guns. Frigates might actually play a more stronger role if they could reliably dodge incoming fire

I'd love a mix. Been playing x3 reunion alot more then EVE lately and thats what I wish to see in an MMO (the combat system). Perfect mix for me. Can put ship on autopilot and attack enemies or assume the controls and blast'em


 

In the future, when the technology is there, it would be excellent to have twitch-based combat for fighters, if they ever introduce them for players. (Until I see it, I don't think Jumpgate will manage it well - we are talking about hundreds of players fighting each other at once).

It would be pointless for the larger ships - they turn too slowly. For them, the tactical perspective is better because you have different methods of combat than guns alone (drones, nos, EW, etc), and you have to be tactically aware so you can escape at the right time!

 

 EVE is slowly getting there with twich-based combat,once walk-in-stations is implemented,it will only be a matter of time till a FPS mini game is introduced and then who knows.Oh yeah an manual control of any ship bigger then a frigate would be anoying and frustrating.


 

I agree with you. Walking in stations should be the answer.

I remember piloting the larger (slower) ships in the game Elite - it was awful - you were a sitting duck with no idea of the tactical bigger picture. This matters when there is lots of ISK at stake.

Originally posted by PatchDay
Originally posted by mrcalhou

I love the concept of EVE too, I'm just in a phase where I want more twitch-based gameplay. If frigate and cruiser class ships had manual steering and attacking without dice-rolls I'd be in heaven.

 

I always thought that EVE's massive fleet combat would be so much immersive if players could fire their own guns. Frigates might actually play a more stronger role if they could reliably dodge incoming fire

I'd love a mix. Been playing x3 reunion alot more then EVE lately and thats what I wish to see in an MMO (the combat system). Perfect mix for me. Can put ship on autopilot and attack enemies or assume the controls and blast'em


 

In the future, when the technology is there, it would be excellent to have twitch-based combat for fighters, if they ever introduce them for players. (Until I see it, I don't think Jumpgate will manage it well - we are talking about hundreds of players fighting each other at once).

It would be pointless for the larger ships - they turn too slowly. For them, the tactical perspective is better because you have different methods of combat than guns alone (drones, nos, EW, etc), and you have to be tactically aware so you can escape at the right time!

Originally posted by leshtricity

Yeah man, I dig that. I get you. I'm not saying I'm leaving or anything, I just feel like I hit a brick wall sometimes, you know? Yeah, the UNI has been at war very frequently. And there's not always a fleet ready to form up, and we get locked-down, so...

But yeah, thanks for the advice. I'd like to leave EU but I don't think I'm ready. Maybe I am, I dunno. I have like...5m SP and can half-competently field a BC. I really don't know what direction I want, though. It's too much. I have alt-itis in like every other game, so for EVE, I feel...like the options are too much sometimes. I'm indecisive to say the least.

 


 

Eve Uni has to stay locked down because you are all new players. You come out and fight only when you have sufficient numbers.

It might be time for you to move on. You could ask the corp The Graduates whether you could join them. They started out as a 0.0 branch of Eve Uni, so they are more likely to accept you given your relatively low SP.

Personally, I am looking forward to walking in stations - it should offer another dimension to EVE other than war and ISK.

My EVE is completely different.

I spend my time trading between the Corp/Alliance HQ and Jita. I do this to supply the Northern Coalition with stuff. The idea of being involved in some insignificant little war has no appeal for me.

Trading while avoiding the big boys, like Triumvirate, keeps me happy.

When walking in stations comes out, I plan on running a bar for the Alliance.

Hello! I've played this game for a few years!

I'd recommend you join the player corp Eve University - they will answer all your questions and introduce you to all aspects of the game. They have an excellent reputation recognised by everyone. They can be slightly regimented for some people at fleet level, so if they are not for you, don't worry about it!

Walking in stations should be introduced this Winter.

To find the learning skills, open the markets tab and buy them at a station.

The advantage of JGE is the twitch-based combat.

The advantage of EVE Online, come Winter 2009, will be the ability to get out of your ship and walk in stations.

Of the two features, I would prefer to walk in stations. This is because socialising becomes important. After a while, you need a reason to play apart from warring. Living in a ship can feel claustrophobic, which is ironic considering you're living in space.

Exploring or adventure is important, but I don't know what this is like in JGE yet.

Originally posted by heartless

You can't buy it.


 

WTF?!

When then?!

I'd like to try this game.

But how do you buy it?

Can you buy it online and download it? Is it in the shops? (I live in the UK). Or do you buy the CD over the internet?

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In the five years that have passed since that day, M.Corp have relentlessly sought out the most fearsome fighter pilots, daring entrepreneurs and the keenest industrial minds known in the galaxy. Together, our members have taken M.Corp from it's humble beginnings as a mining and mineral distribution corp and turned it into an industrial powerhouse, backed by a fearsome military ethic.

 

All M.Corp members are held to high standards of practice, as you will see when you deal with us be it in business or in warfare.

 

We look forward to meeting you.

 

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In M.Corp, we have a definite team-oriented approach. Our membership includes some of the most experienced and successful players in EVE as well as younger, less experienced pilots who are learning quite fast.

 

M.Corp offers young and experienced pilots alike some of the best industrial and combat opportunities to be found anywhere:

 


- M. Corp’s home is one of the best ratting and mining areas in EVE. Frankly, it’s a ratter’s, miner’s, or industrialist’s paradise.


- M. Corp has a vast store of assets which can benefit our members.


- M. Corp has arguably the biggest BPC capability in the game ranging from T1 BPC packs up to Cap/SuperCap BPOs.


- M. Corp has an active Capital and Super-Capital production program.


- M. Corp has an active T2 production program.


- M. Corp has regularly scheduled PVP and industrial ops in both EU/US/AU time zones.


- M. Corp has ample opportunities for both small-scale and epic PVP.

 


M.Corp Requirements:

 

- Mature Team Player
- Teamspeak
- Sense of Humor
- Ability to support yourself in 0.0 space
- Maintain a presence on both Corp and Alliance forums
- Adherence to all Corp and Alliance rules

 


We are looking for specialized pilots, with over 10M SP, that can operate dreadnoughts, carriers and T2 fitted pvp battleships / Recons / Hacs / Dictors

 

Are you looking for the next level of game-play with veteran players that will teach and show you the most fun and rewarding PvP Eve has to offer?

 

Do you think you could be an M.Corp Member?

 


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Actually, I agree with you.

It's a pity the lower rating happens just before EVE is about to be sold in shops.

Originally posted by BarakIII

He's not rating Eve, he's rating the expansion.


 

It's the same thing, but the March 10 expansion will be out soon and if they re-review EVE then, the mark should go up.

Excellent review.

I think EVE needs to be re-reviewed after the March 10th expansion. It should score more than 8 then.

it's never too late to start playing this game.

I've been playing this game since 2003.

I have a character with 78 million skill points (5 years old!!!) and an alt with 40 million.

The 78 million SP character is a PvE god.

The 40 million SP character is a scanning/probing god and trades fairly well.

BUT I cannot PvP as well as characters who are 1 year old and who have specialised (in Heavy Assault Cruisers, for example)

Also, I cannot manufacture or mine at all.

So if you specialise in PvP you could eventually beat me on a 1-to-1 fight.

However, this is hypothetical - you rarely get 1-on-1 situations. It is a complex game.

 

I used to fight along-side BoB. They have big faults, so it could be much worse!

I'm a very enthusiastic player of Eve.

What keeps me enthusiastic is having a goal... Then I planned a way to achieve it... Then I encountered problems...then I had to think of ways to solve them.

All this involves intellectual challenge. I love this because in real life I am a clever and tenacious person.

 Deleated

 

Deleated

Deleated

Originally posted by Elindril

In short, as others have said: no.  The things on the horizon that i know about are Factional warfare(which isnt ever going to happen.  well, it will, but its been 'on the table' for as long as i've known eve), which as the name implies will be more fighting.  And ambulation, which may add diversions like space poker, or getting drunk.  Maybe even some pretty princess dressup nonsense as well.  But in the end eve is always going to be about either playing the market, playing the players, or blowing things up.


You're right, but the more you play Eve the more you socialise and the more political it gets.

Ultimately, Eve turns into a game of politics. This could get more intense and obvious with the introduction of ambulation.

However, I hope the game becomes more than politics and war in the future.

Originally posted by ifandbut

I'v been thinking about joining EvE Uni for a long time and I think I'll look you guys up once I finaly figure out why I cant reactivate my account. PvP is the only part of EvE I have not really learned but I want/need to if I am gona get anywhere.


Sounds good to me! You'll learn a lot about PvP at Eve Uni and in The Graduates.

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