I don't think the OP needs to know anything about solo PvP to start a community of people looking to learn. I see absolutely nothing wrong with someone sharing their learning experiences with other's as he / she goes.

I applaud you OP on this effort and wish all the best. I'm sure if you can get this thing up and going that you'll not have too many problems getting vets to help out in what ever way. I'd be willing to throw some ships your way if you can get newbies to go out and loose them.

I took no offence :)

Your right, a brief history of what I've been doing was the right touch

Can't wait to get in game today

I was trying to do this in the help channel, but got in trouble because they thought I was trying to recruit. Lol my corp isn't so hard up that I have to trck people into joining. It sells itself.

Any ideas you guys have to get the word out there would be great

Vouching for Darth here. Ambitious pirate who climbed up from deck swabber to pirate royalty. If you're looking how to explode people (or the opposite: how to survive in lowsec) I'd suggest you go seek him out.

First off, I work, so you can find me in game from 22:00 to 2:00 on most days

I started the game in 2011 and started fleet pvp after completing basic survival training with the Elite Amarr Naval Academy.

I soon found being an f1 monkey to be boring, so I struck out on my own to do solo pvp in 2013.

I've since earned quite a few medals for my deeds and a super scairy title lol.

I've been hired before on a few occasions to be an amarrian pvp instructor.

Currently I am the president of the Black Rebel Rifter Club, a corp with some serious history in the solo pvp world.

If I where to rank my skills.

Amarr frigs - expert
Mimitar frigs - expert
Caldari frigs - good
Gal frigs - competent

Amarr cruisers - expert


Everything else is scetchy, but I learn more every day.

Currently I'm on a personal crusade to master the stabber.

I operate in the whole of faction warfare lowsec space (not that there is any other type of fw space)


Hope this helps. It's not as organized as I would like.

Google my name. Or.. Look at my profile lol!

Anyway, really isn't about me brohs

Or you could get good and kill the Loki nub. Every playstyle has some merit, just being **** and whining is pathetic.

I see nothing wrong with being in both channels. I watch 9 different channels as I roam, nothing wrong with one more. Soaking up information from solo channels, help chats, intel channels, market chat, all of this makes up a large percentage of my game time. The more info the better I say!

BSB is good to go, albeit a little intimidating at times for a newer player who think they may have some "dumb questions". That is mainly due to the fact that quite a few of the best pirates in New Eden reside there and the channel tends to come off as a place for them to call home and not as a "help chat". Just a little "elite" thats all. Dont get me wrong, I have seen a lot of solid advice come out of BSB, not to mention the fittings of some of the deadliest soloist in the game and most all players come across as friendly. I think the more channels dedicated to solo pvp the better and I appreciate everyone attempting to share the knowledge, be it BSB or newer projects.

BSB hardly ever contains anything solo, it's mostly just clowns linking blob kills and talking nonsense.

What kind fo a joke is this? Hired to be an Amarrian PvP Instructor? It sounds like autists teaching the daft here.

And a solo community already exists; the channel is Bringing Solo Back and there's alof of highly experienced pilots that hang out in there. They don't speak nearly as often as the autists but they give solid advice.

In addition Chessur started MicroGang Help so that he could become a self-titled expert :P I suggest joining that as well because the exact same skills translate into both solo and small gang.

Go watch Kovorix and Kil2's videos they give great walkthroughs, watrch EVE is Easy and Suitonia's videos as well for entry level information. But for the love of god above all else get a ship, use your brain and come up with a good fitting (or hell even steal a fitting from somebody who you know is competent) and get out there and lose ships. Go poke the hornets nest, split them up and start killing them. Record your fights, rewatch them afterwards and see what you could have done better, then go back out and do it all over again.