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(aside from the fact, that it takes months before you can fly any halfway decent ship).
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Start with yourself, it will save you time.

Yes, you can find ways into low sec but most areas near highly populated hi-sec space is gate camped for the most part.

'Theme park area', just love the catch phrases you drones use.

As to the OP, best advice for almost any problem in EVE is finding the right corporation to do things with, including hi-sec activities, pvp roams (low and high) or whatever you want. Doing anything alone is always more dangerous.

I have fun, I just wish I had more time to play. And I am having fun from the start. Still flying T1 frigates and cruisers, still having fun.

I guess I can have fun in not even halfway decent ships :)

I'm confused at how you entertain the idea that the highly populated high-sec fringe low space is perma-camped. Elaborate again on why going into low-sec is so bad?

Also, post with your main.

Clever retort by the way, as everyone would in-fact include myself. That's a lot like someone saying "I'm going to kill myself" and responding "Kill yourself". This level of wit brings me back to my school years.

Going into low is a good thing, just when its done properly and not for people to just go alone with no plan or information. Many on the forum say to go to low and leave it at that and I think its just setting people up for failure. Players should first find a corporation while in hi-sec and then go with corp-mates into low. But thats just my opinion.

Plenty of people have gone into low-sec with no plan at a few days old and done just fine.

Is this game for morons only?

I'm sure about that. What could possibly go wrong, going into low sec without a clue?

I'm sure about that. What could possibly go wrong, going into low sec without a clue?

I have been through low-sec solo a few years ago and the only plan was to get to 0.0 following the autopilot route (only the route) and saw nobody at the gates although 1 or 2 in local. So at least back then it shows that you won't always run into trouble, but what it's like now I have no idea. Maybe I'll have to find out sometime.

Not a hell of a lot when you're talking about such a small investment is what.

Yes.

Anybody please tell me, how to play this game without constantly getting harassed by idiotic players, mostly noobs, which are just wasting my time and spoiling any fun. I'm relatively new myself, just getting into the mining and building side of things, and if I want to fight anyone, I'll go into the lowsec. But while I'm not in the mood for fighting, I stay in the hisec and surely there must be a setting or something, that prohibits others to force me into a fight there (well, I usually mine there, so it's just a matter of them shooting me really, not a fight really). It's not even being blown up that's annoying or loosing a ship, it's cheap to replace, but the time wasted in getting blown up (obviously you get webbed and then it takes them 10-20 minutes to destroy a retriever, because they are inept) and wasted in replacing it is really turning me of this game (aside from the fact, that it takes months before you can fly any halfway decent ship).

So, anybody can tell me either way, is there a setting or something, where I can stop those morons? If not, is it actually the intention of this game to do this? If so, I'm out of here, I have to deal with enough morons in real life, and I couldn't be bothered to do so and call it "entertainment". There is other better games out there, some are even free. To think I was even considering getting a second account on the current special offer - uugh.

If you are mining in Hi sec and you are getting blown up...you are falling for what they say is the oldest trick in the book, which makes you a moron.

Well, if you kill someone whose sole source of income was missioning, awas full of implants, forgot to insure and upgrade the clone; that player was set back weeks of gameplay in normal people's life.

So griefers are nothing but a nuissance and damage the game and contribute towards the exodus of future players who could make EVE better.

I sympathize the OP. What I can say is try to understand this:

If you have stuff in your cargohold, and they take up space, what do you do?: Jettison it. Once is out there floating, it's bait for griefers. So understand that jettisoning something, is tossing it because you can't hold it.
But I don't like the fact that griefers can dock while they are under the aggression countdown. That's cowardice and motivates people to grief for the sake of griefing, which is what makes some people unsubscribe.

Nullsec players complain about low population and noone to play with. Well, if you kill someone whose sole source of income was missioning, awas full of implants, forgot to insure and upgrade the clone; that player was set back weeks of gameplay in normal people's life. So griefers are nothing but a nuissance and damage the game and contribute towards the exodus of future players who could make EVE better.

Yeah, just leave high sec, though you can expect to be ganked in the first jump or two by gate camping muppets who prey on those venturing into low sec. You people with your one line ill thought replies on this forum never cease to entertain me.

Anybody please tell me, how to play this game without constantly getting harassed by idiotic players, mostly noobs, which are just wasting my time and spoiling any fun. I'm relatively new myself, just getting into the mining and building side of things, and if I want to fight anyone, I'll go into the lowsec. But while I'm not in the mood for fighting, I stay in the hisec and surely there must be a setting or something, that prohibits others to force me into a fight there (well, I usually mine there, so it's just a matter of them shooting me really, not a fight really). It's not even being blown up that's annoying or loosing a ship, it's cheap to replace, but the time wasted in getting blown up (obviously you get webbed and then it takes them 10-20 minutes to destroy a retriever, because they are inept) and wasted in replacing it is really turning me of this game (aside from the fact, that it takes months before you can fly any halfway decent ship).

So, anybody can tell me either way, is there a setting or something, where I can stop those morons? If not, is it actually the intention of this game to do this? If so, I'm out of here, I have to deal with enough morons in real life, and I couldn't be bothered to do so and call it "entertainment". There is other better games out there, some are even free. To think I was even considering getting a second account on the current special offer - uugh.