But so far my tolerance ends, that I've found, when I spin the ship in the hanger round and round really fast, wake up on the floor the next morning or so with a keyboard print across my forehead.

Pad your face with meat, the next time you black out you won't end up with keyboard marks on your face and you'll have tenderized steak ready to cook and eat.

Just make sure their aren't any hungry rottweillers in the house before you do.

There is no such thing as too drunk to play EVE

If you're really drunk and you can still spin your ship around enough times to see the counter turn blue without passing out, you can hold your liquor (bonus points if you can actually read the number too).

Well mastering which monitor to look at is not too hard ...of one monitor. Blackouts from warp tunnels I can usually shake out of given time. But so far my tolerance ends, that I've found, when I spin the ship in the hanger round and round really fast, wake up on the floor the next morning or so with a keyboard print across my forehead.

Are there any tricks to increase tolerance that may work? How do you overcome them yourself? And is waking up on the floor the limit, or should I expect worse as I increase tolerance? thx in advance

How drunk is too drunk to play EVE?

How drunk is too drunk to play EVE?

Like any other situation, it's not so much a matter of your ability to function while you're intoxicated, but rather your capability for living with the shame resulting from your actions.

I don't know a single person that looks awesome or specially intelligent when they're drunk, so no shame. ]

When you go on a late night roam deep into enemy territory during their offpeak time looking for stray ratters - accompanied by some mates & a bottle of jack...

The next morning:

You wake up on the sofe, no idea how you got there.

Your wife looks madly at you as she leaves for work.

You phone in sick.

You go into your computer room to find the bottle of Jack, empty.

You switch your computer on.

You get the message 'computer not shut down properly'.

You wait out scan disc, log into windows.

You open EVE to find the client corrupted, run repair tool.

You finally long into EVE to find your character is floating in space 25 hostile jumps from your home system...and it's now thier primetime.

You log out and go back to bed realising that you decided to end your play time by drunkenly switching the PC off at the wall...

When you're drunk enough to put beer in a sodastream.

If your beer has gone flat wtf else are you going to do? Throw it out?

you let beer go flat?

I am disappoint.

There is no such thing as too drunk

How drunk is too drunk to play EVE?

Are there any tricks to increase tolerance that may work?

I disagree with the premise of the OP's question. Being drunk doesn't hurt the EVE experience. Enhances it, really.

I need to stop PVE'ing when hammered. The only time I've lost ships in PVE is when I'm pretty drunk. Usually because I forget to activate hardeners and reps while I watch the pretty lights. lol.

Well mastering which monitor to look at is not too hard ...of one monitor. Blackouts from warp tunnels I can usually shake out of given time. But so far my tolerance ends, that I've found, when I spin the ship in the hanger round and round really fast, wake up on the floor the next morning or so with a keyboard print across my forehead.

Are there any tricks to increase tolerance that may work? How do you overcome them yourself? And is waking up on the floor the limit, or should I expect worse as I increase tolerance? thx in advance