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Issler Dainze
Tadakastu-Obata Corporation
2649
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Posted - 2017.04.12 17:23:37 -
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What Eve taught me:
1. I am way too optimistic about human nature. 2. I can become committed to something to the point of being irrational. 3. Never ever believe a thing CCP promises. 4. I will never understand what motivates some players. 5. Given a steady effort you can accumulate a fair amount of isks doing even the simplest things. 6. Eve isn't dying. 7. I like space games more than elves and fantasy settings even if the space game isn't my idea of perfect. 8. Knowing how to use Excel is useful for a lot of what you can do in Eve. 9. There is no "right" way to play Eve. 10. Someone is always going to do something "better" than you but if you keep at it you will be doing some things better than some other folks. 11. I like Iceland and especially the Nonni's lamb sub sandwich but the Bill Clinton "world's best hot dog" isn't. 12. When it all is boiled down to its essence the person with the most Trit wins. 13. There is fun t be had among the sociapathy that is Eve id you don't take it personally. 14. There will never be a butter vet reward, see item 3. Also that Anniversary mystery code will remain a mystery, again see item 3. 15. Greed isn't so good. 16. I really do understand the bitter vet as I am now clearly one of them. 17. The best parts of Even come from being part of a community or group even is some folks don't like that community or group. 18. High sec isn't safe, low sec isn't instant death, null is maybe the easiest place in Eve for the most part. 19. War decs can be survived and seem more scary than they actually should be. 20. The whole point of Eve is you are an immortal pod pilot in a "spaceship" so walking in station although seems like it might be fun is counter the be basic premise of Eve. 21. Eve will NEVER be as popular as other games and it shouldn't matter to the players. 22. I will never stop learning things in Eve.
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LulKlz Duster
Intergalactic Mining Dominion Aerospace Systems
10
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Posted - 2017.04.12 19:34:16 -
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Going from HS straight to WH space without a shred of PvP experience was not exactly the best thing to do. 2) check those gates for camps BEFORE jumping |
Elenahina
Agony Unleashed Agony Empire
1665
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Posted - 2017.04.12 20:08:40 -
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Zarek Kree wrote:Avaelica Kuershin wrote:What I learnt: The steepness of the learning cliff was overstated. Then you're only hiking the easy trails.
To be fair, it has levelled out a little since the early days. You really don't need a sherpa anymore to get to the top. (But it's still funny to push them off when you get there)
Eve is like an addiction; you can't quit it until it quits you.
Also, iderno
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Jacques d'Orleans
3100
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Posted - 2017.04.14 09:05:18 -
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What EvE taught me:
- What ever you do, what ever playstyle you have, what ever CCP does, there will be always someone whining about it in the forums.
- If you're losing your temper because of a lost ship, you should recalibrate your reality sensors or level them up to V.
- I wouldn't kiss my mother with that mouth (regarding to swearing in local by the usual suspects).
- There are people on this planet who whine about 15 bucks a month for EvE, but the same dudes are most possibly spending 8 bucks for Starbucks sludge, every day, without even thinking about it.
- Dark Lager and Single Malt go very good with EvE.
- "You call that a drama?, dude, please, I play EvE."
- You know you play too much EvE when you have a ringtone like this
- Once I was a hauler like you, but then I took a Cata to the knee.n++
- Not only Permaband can make good music
Breakfast is the most important drink of the day.
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Elenahina
Agony Unleashed Agony Empire
1670
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Posted - 2017.04.14 11:16:37 -
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Jacques d'Orleans wrote:What EvE taught me:
- "You call that a drama?, dude, please, I play EvE."
I have to admit, I nodded when I read this and thought, damned right.
Eve is like an addiction; you can't quit it until it quits you.
Also, iderno
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Gogela
Freeport Exploration Loosely Affiliated Pirates Alliance
3417
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Posted - 2017.04.14 22:34:59 -
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- After 10 years of playing I can still be quite the scrub.
- coming soonGäó = just thinking about it, no real plans
- There is no correlation between how "hard" you work and how much ISK you make.
- There is a correlation between how cut-throat, clever, &/or fast you are and how much ISK you make.
- D-bags are in every profession in EvE. Awesome people are also in every profession in EvE.
- Things will never be "perfect" in the game because there are other players.
- You can't get mad about losing a ship... if you do you'll turn into a basket case.
- Some pods are basket cases.
- Some people take internet spaceships too super seriously. Games should be fun. So have fun.
I still don't know anything about mining. Other than it's not allowed HS, of course.
Signatures should be used responsibly...
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Khergit Deserters
Garoun Investment Bank Gallente Federation
5002
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Posted - 2017.04.14 23:19:45 -
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Mara Pahrdi wrote:Cade Windstalker wrote:The only bit I'd disagree with is this one: Quote:For every decent person you meet, there are 100 a--holes. I've found that the vast majority of Eve players are relatively nice people, at least by internet standards. Most people don't want to be ***holes nor do they think of themselves as such, they'll shoot you if they can but that's the rules of the game. It's the people willing to swear up and down that they're a saint that you need to watch... This. They're like everything else on Earth-- strange and wacky. They 'wreck each others' dreams,' and point and laugh about it in Local, if they can get a reaction from the wrecked (often inexperienced) guy. But they'll welcome newbros and give their time and isk to help them. They'll scam the jock straps off of each other if they can. But they'll donate 10s of 1000s of dollars/euros (kajillions of isk) to PLEX for Good. Seems it's a strange and singular society, with some kind of non-formalized but informally agreed-upon rules and norms of its own. Kind of a cargo cult or something. Somebody could write a thesis and get a degree. |
Ranzabar
Golden Ratio One Six One
192
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Posted - 2017.04.16 01:43:39 -
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Ioci wrote:What EVE taught me:
Avoid Iceland. Those people are warped and strange.
Ever been to Philadelphia?
Abide
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