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Dravos Tarimus Tribal Liberation Force Minmatar Republic 8	Posted - 2017.05.26 22:40:40 - [1] - Quote Do you find playing EVE an overall enjoyable experience, or in the grand scheme of things do you find yourself getting more angry, frustrated, sad, etc. from playing than if you didn't play? When you finish playing EVE for the day, do you find yourself less happy than when you started that day? EVE can be addictive but sometimes not in a good way, rather in a loop of negative emotions (you get angry so you try harder causing you to become more angry when you fail causing you to try even harder causing you to become even more angry when you fail etc.) http://www.strawpoll.me/13048904
Jenn aSide Shinigami Miners ChaosTheory. 15929	Posted - 2017.05.26 23:25:02 - [2] - Quote I wouldn't be here if I didn't, next month makes 10 years and I'm still learning, still screwing up and still having a blast. I don't get the unhappy people, but I suspect that: -some people either like being perpetually pissed off by a thing or, -they are 'naively hopeful' (read: stupid) and think that the things they don't like will eventually get fixed ("it's been 14 years, CCP will ban ganking ANY DAY NOW"!! lool), or, - they are addicted and can't break out of it. Either way it has to suck for them.
Austin Blythe School of Applied Knowledge Caldari State 21	Posted - 2017.05.26 23:53:53 - [3] - Quote Jenn aSide wrote: I wouldn't be here if I didn't, next month makes 10 years and I'm still learning, still screwing up and still having a blast. I don't get the unhappy people, but I suspect that: -some people either like being perpetually pissed off by a thing or, -they are 'naively hopeful' (read: stupid) and think that the things they don't like will eventually get fixed ("it's been 14 years, CCP will ban ganking ANY DAY NOW"!! lool), or, - they are addicted and can't break out of it. Either way it has to suck for them. Whining about entitled casuals for almost 10 years, must suck for you. On topic, often I find I enjoy reading about EVE or watching EVE videos more than actually playing it. There are times when the things that **** me off about EVE just bore me or irritate me that little bit too much and I have a break.
Sonya Corvinus Grant Village 1214	Posted - 2017.05.26 23:55:00 - [4] - Quote ...who on earth would keep playing a game they didn't enjoy? If someone's reading these forums they like the game...
Mr Epeen It's All About Me 11205	Posted - 2017.05.27 00:04:31 - [5] - Quote Sometimes I hate it. Sometimes I love it. I voted positive overall, though. Mr Epeen
Jenn aSide Shinigami Miners ChaosTheory. 15929	Posted - 2017.05.27 00:21:22 - [6] - Quote Austin Blythe wrote: Jenn aSide wrote: I wouldn't be here if I didn't, next month makes 10 years and I'm still learning, still screwing up and still having a blast. I don't get the unhappy people, but I suspect that: -some people either like being perpetually pissed off by a thing or, -they are 'naively hopeful' (read: stupid) and think that the things they don't like will eventually get fixed ("it's been 14 years, CCP will ban ganking ANY DAY NOW"!! lool), or, - they are addicted and can't break out of it. Either way it has to suck for them. Whining about entitled casuals for almost 10 years, must suck for you. On topic, often I find I enjoy reading about EVE or watching EVE videos more than actually playing it. There are times when the things that **** me off about EVE just bore me or irritate me that little bit too much and I have a break. Oh look, a case in point.
Aedaxus Digital Zone Corp 62	Posted - 2017.05.27 00:22:05 - [7] - Quote EVE Online is like drugs. Makes you feel good but wrecks you at the same time. Great game, clunky interface on occasion but nice spaceships, lots of things to do in PVE. Mining, manufacturing, trade, hauling, lots of diverse missioning types, gradual security in regions making it a challenge even if you progress, jumping and warping looks like in DrWho! differnt regions, planet types (with a planetary interaction mini game), some nice chat channels although paranoia aabout "spaiz" make people in general not talk at all. But a large amount of great websites with a lot of information about just everything ingame. I avoid PVP as much as possible. It's not my thing. Extremely toxic community, much worse than 4chan's /pol/ channel. They probably aren't like that in real life but I guess we'll never know as criminal records and sexual offender statuses aren't linked into their profiles. Also on the forums a high degree of "Anyone who has an opinion different from mine is ********." exists. But yes, there are still a few nice players around.
Pix Severus Empty You 6511	Posted - 2017.05.27 00:30:53 - [8] - Quote I enjoy EVE immensely. I've found that the key to prolonged enjoyment of the game is to take regular breaks; don't try to take in too much at once or you'll burn-out. MTU Hunter: Latest Entry - May 23 2017 - MTU Mailbag MTU Hunting 101: Comprehensive Guide
Eternus8lux8lucis Primus Inc. LEGIO ASTARTES ARCANUM 1565	Posted - 2017.05.27 00:47:18 - [9] - Quote I HATE YOU ALL!! 14 years of you fookahs is long enough!! Go die or something or let me shoot you in the face!! wait!! come back here so I can shoot you again!! Why you running noob?!?! Youll only die tired!! HERE PIGGIE PIGGIE PIGGIE!! -Bunny Wait?!?! You guys are still here?!?! What are you doing in MY Jita?!?! yeah... its MINE!! ITS MY ISLAND!! DONT COME HERE AGAIN!! /me eyeballs CCP /me passes beer to ISD Have you heard anything I've said? You said it's all circling the drain, the whole universe. Right? That's right. Had to end sometime.
Djsaeu Xx-illuminati-xX 61	Posted - 2017.05.27 01:14:26 - [10] - Quote I find that I am not enjoying EVE as much as I used to. I am still here and I am still doing what I do. Just the other day I had a very easy kill, and just let it go. I was thinking, hmm, oh well, not worth the ammo. I am even starting to avoid the people in the Corp. I think it may be time for a change.
Lulu Lunette Savage Moon Society 1623	Posted - 2017.05.27 01:58:41 - [11] - Quote I've scaled back my dreams and had to also accept that I'll probably just be a solo player ~ since then I've been mostly happy. It's usually me vs. being able to stay connected to Tranquility anyway. @lunettelulu7
Vanessa Celtis Vanessa Atalanta 14	Posted - 2017.05.27 02:58:06 - [12] - Quote Dravos Tarimus wrote: Do you find playing EVE an overall enjoyable experience, or in the grand scheme of things do you find yourself getting more angry, frustrated, sad, etc. from playing than if you didn't play? When you finish playing EVE for the day, do you find yourself less happy than when you started that day? EVE can be addictive but sometimes not in a good way, rather in a loop of negative emotions (you get angry so you try harder causing you to become more angry when you fail causing you to try even harder causing you to become even more angry when you fail etc.) http://www.strawpoll.me/13048904 I end-up an Eve session either by wanting to kill myself, or thinking I am the master of the universe. The only reason to quit EVE is when your hand holding the mouse is no longer sweaty when entering low-sec. Other than that Eve is like Facebook, you can't delete your character, it remains there forever.
Avaelica Kuershin Paper Cats 356	Posted - 2017.05.27 03:22:56 - [13] - Quote The only things preventing me enjoying EvE more are: 11-12 hours of work, coursework and study each day And sometimes I do something so profoundly stupid, I just have to log off for a while.
Blade Darth Room for Improvement Limited Expectations 197	Posted - 2017.05.27 03:25:37 - [14] - Quote Lulu Lunette wrote: I've scaled back my dreams and had to also accept that I'll probably just be a solo player ~ since then I've been mostly happy. It's usually me vs. being able to stay connected to Tranquility anyway. http://s.quickmeme.com/img/5f/5f5add03d2ce37d2451cbe2975ff5ad12b21e290ff620e0bf64bb243c4e07054.jpg Lonely Soul Lost In Dark.. Join the Sith. We have cookies. Omen Navy Issue Tutorial
Chainsaw Plankton FaDoyToy 3083	Posted - 2017.05.27 03:45:22 - [15] - Quote I enjoy it, sometimes I play more sometimes less. Right now I mostly leave my trade alts logged in and update orders when I have a moment and then run manufacturing jobs when I have open slots. keep meaning to get back into combat, but never seem to make it there for long. usually get drunk and go on a roam every so often and that satiates the blood lust. selling officer BCUs! https://forums.eveonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&m=6872141 @ChainsawPlankto on twitter
Magnus Jax 65	Posted - 2017.05.27 06:38:21 - [16] - Quote Pix Severus wrote: I enjoy EVE immensely. I've found that the key to prolonged enjoyment of the game is to take regular breaks; don't try to take in too much at once or you'll burn-out. For me that is the key. If I get too involved for too long I'll just burn out and start to resent my, self created, situation and probably rage quit because of it. Has happened several times over the years. Take it in smaller doses, don't take it too serious (I stopped running 5+ accounts, for one thing) and switch play styles and activities from time to time.
Indahmawar Fazmarai 5860	Posted - 2017.05.27 07:04:45 - [17] - Quote I ceased to enjoy playing EVE long time ago and stopped playing altogether a year ago, but I still enjoy reading and writing about it, specially now that it's free to do it. As many bittervets, I lovehate EVE, and in the long run the only sane decission was to stop. CCP is a different matter, though, since what I love in EVE are mostly accidents that happened despite of CCP and what I hate are mostly CCP's actions and inactions. Picture EVE as a insane but charismatic b*tch and CCP as the bastard parents that wrecked her (and keep wrecking her).
Aurelius Oshidashi Hard-line Syndicate Serrice Council. 30	Posted - 2017.05.27 07:31:57 - [18] - Quote Sonya Corvinus wrote: ...who on earth would keep playing a game they didn't enjoy? If someone's reading these forums they like the game... That was my first thought too. But if you're an idiot, have mental problems or just can't control your own behaviour you might turn out doing things you dont enjoy while nobody forces you. Thats one of the reasons why psychologists have a job I guess.
Aurelius Oshidashi Hard-line Syndicate Serrice Council. 30	Posted - 2017.05.27 07:34:26 - [19] - Quote Lulu Lunette wrote: I've scaled back my dreams and had to also accept that I'll probably just be a solo player ~ since then I've been mostly happy. It's usually me vs. being able to stay connected to Tranquility anyway. You are awesome. I so much enjoy reading your posts always! Please join us in null sec. We pride ourselves on giving total freedom to members, no obligations ever. Maybe that will allow you to scale up your dreams again?
Aurelius Oshidashi Hard-line Syndicate Serrice Council. 30	Posted - 2017.05.27 07:42:21 - [20] - Quote We run a null sec corp with only one goal, that everybody has fun when they log in. After all its a game. So far this is going great for us. Everyone is free to take up whatever role they want, join fleet ops, but no one is obliged to do anything. Whenever someone isnt having fun, which is rare but happens, we help eachother out and fix his or her problem
March rabbit Mosquito squadron The-Culture 2185	Posted - 2017.05.27 07:50:35 - [21] - Quote Unlike Jenna, i don't need to keep my narrative. So..... EvE is like all the things you do because you like it overall an got used to it. Like smoking, cycling, walking... Most of the time you don't 'have a blast' (lol) but once in a while you get it and you understand - "this is why i'm here". Couple years ago i liked to cycle out of the city. You know: every weekend around the year from Saturday morning to Sunday late night into forests, snow, marsh.... With bicycle and lots of needed stuff on your back.... And every time i asked myself "why the hell i'm here in this ****** weather under rain and heavy wind, walking with my bicycle and stuff on my back instead of sitting in bar or playing computer games in my home"? You know this feeling: you already hate it all and you only on your way out of the home.... And you cannot turn back and need to finish it..... And the result is this: the moments when you returned home and unpack your stuff, upload photos and talk everyone around "do you know where we've been last weekend?".... That's EvE. Most of the time you hate it and feel bored but there comes moment and .... The Mittani: "the inappropriate drunked joke"
Salah ad-Din al-Jawahiri New Order Logistics CODE. 800	Posted - 2017.05.27 07:53:26 - [22] - Quote Been there, seen it all. Bittervets are that particularly lovely sort of players who feel insecure about either staying in the game or leaving. Most likely, they fall into a mental trap, like the notorious sunk cost fallacy, which makes them thrash in agony on chat channels, comms, and forums istead of hitting the door quietly. They contribute nothing of use to the conversation - all they do from now on is spoil the game for the people who have to read or listen to their crap. I tried reasoning with bittervets in the past, and it's always futile. At this point, they're beyond sympathy and consolations - there's only a simple choice: either leave already or stay, but stop bitching about the damn game. After all, we here are all supposed to be adult human beings making rational choices. If he refuses to make that choice, it's better for him to GTFO with a little help from chat channels' moderatiors. It's that simple: if you don't like the game, uninstall it. If you don't feel like playing right now, go play or do something else and return when you do feel like playing EVE. If you start regretting the money you've sunk into the game, then you're a dumbass, because you should have written off that subscription money into entetainment expenses long ago and forgotten about it on the day you did it. It's also funny how certain bittervets talk about "toxic comunity" while acting like arguably the most toxic kind of people - energy vampires. Agent of the New Order Live by the Code - die by the Code. The Voice of Highsec
Gimme Sake State War Academy Caldari State 507	Posted - 2017.05.27 09:39:53 - [23] - Quote Eve has its moments of grace. But they stay docked most of the time. p.s. Don't believe the dark side when they say "Join us! We have cookies!". It's not cookies, it's blue donuts. "Never not blob!" ~ Plato
Eternus8lux8lucis Primus Inc. LEGIO ASTARTES ARCANUM 1565	Posted - 2017.05.27 10:08:41 - [24] - Quote Aurelius Oshidashi wrote: Sonya Corvinus wrote: ...who on earth would keep playing a game they didn't enjoy? If someone's reading these forums they like the game... That was my first thought too. But if you're an idiot, have mental problems or just can't control your own behaviour you might turn out doing things you dont enjoy while nobody forces you. Thats one of the reasons why psychologists have a job I guess. We are our own worst enemies is a popular cliche that sums up masochistic tendencies that are self imposed because many people truly believe they deserve such. Have you heard anything I've said? You said it's all circling the drain, the whole universe. Right? That's right. Had to end sometime.
Linus Gorp Ministry of Propaganda and Morale Black Marker 1460	Posted - 2017.05.27 14:11:51 - [25] - Quote It's been 14 years and I hate this game with a passion. But I still log in, even though all I do is lose ships in the background while shitposting on the forums or ranting in various channels... Epitome of the concept of bittervettism they call me.. When you don't know the difference between there, their, and they're, you come across as being so uneducated that your viewpoint can be safely dismissed. The literate is unlikely to learn much from the illiterate.
Karl Jerr Herzack Unit 130	Posted - 2017.05.27 15:04:51 - [26] - Quote I playing since 2013 and I always return to Eve. My solo pew pve/industrial has taken a new step this year since I finally joined my first public fleet, from a twitch player, and did gang pvp, the lowbear in me is fully satisfied to pew other players and dying in cool explosions I have even more fun doing logi than the pew. There is always something fun to do in Eve, even "solo"; you can pass years to do the same things again and again, until one day something happens People outside (aka not Eve players) can say whatever about the Eve community; I find it diversely more alive and active than for other online games.
Bjorn Tyrson EVE University Ivy League 653	Posted - 2017.05.27 15:38:39 - [27] - Quote I've had a complicated history with eve. been playing off and on since 08 and have had many false starts. but no matter how many times I've burned out, or rage quit I just keep coming back for another go at things. This most recent go around has so far been by far the most successful, I learned from the previous lessons and set out to completely change how i played the game. to the point of extracting my old character and making a brand new one. the three biggest things i've changed are 1) I stopped chasing the almighty isk, and started seeing it as a means to the goal of having fun rather than the goal itself. 2) I stopped playing solo and joined a corp, having people to chat with, and more importantly, other people out there finding content has made all the difference. and 3) I moved to null-sec, which while scary at first, fixed the iskflow problems that had always "held me back" practically overnight.
Brutus Caphus Imperial Academy Amarr Empire 3	Posted - 2017.05.27 16:25:42 - [28] - Quote Definitely positive emotions for me. The great thing about EVE is that I come away with a sense of accomplishment and progression even if I can only play for 30 minutes. I even feel a sense of progression when I CAN'T play because I make sure my skills are queued up! I have also rediscovered my love for science fiction, and EVE has an amazing background.
JC Mieyli Ministry of War Amarr Empire 39	Posted - 2017.05.27 16:51:34 - [29] - Quote i only play it because i havent made my own space game yet but when i do its gonna wipe this game and every other space game off the face of the earth and space
Vortexo VonBrenner Tadakastu-Obata Corporation 2888	Posted - 2017.05.27 17:17:08 - [30] - Quote Djsaeu wrote: I find that I am not enjoying EVE as much as I used to. I am still here and I am still doing what I do. Just the other day I had a very easy kill, and just let it go. I was thinking, hmm, oh well, not worth the ammo. I am even starting to avoid the people in the Corp. I think it may be time for a change. Start over again with nothing as a completely new character. Your perspective on the game will change drastically and you may find you enjoy it again. Don't give your new character anything, give all your stuff away so you "burn your ships when you reach the new land" - there is no possibility of going back, you are totally committed to your new course of action then. (I would be glad to help you in this regard by gratefully accepting anything you might wish to give me btw) Of course you will still have your knowledge about EvE, but things will change completely for you. When you are not spacerich an amount of isk that was not even a small thought for you before you will consider when choosing T1 guns and equipment. Find a completely new corp with no connections to your previous group. It will change EvE for you. EvE security zones in pictures EvE quick reference pdf EvE links
Dan Morvis University of Caille Gallente Federation 1	Posted - 2017.05.27 18:53:58 - [31] - Quote Yes, absolutely. I love it so far.
Scipio Artelius The Vendunari End of Life 47770	Posted - 2017.05.27 22:32:55 - [32] - Quote I'm a masochist.
Ralph King-Griffin Devils Rejects 666 The Devil's Warrior Alliance 21423	Posted - 2017.05.27 23:49:00 - [33] - Quote dread,fear,anger,hatred,bitterness and resentment and sheer joy. the only other thing i can think of that elicits all of these is love. Murderers of Negotiable Motivations =]\|[=
Blade Darth Room for Improvement Limited Expectations 203	Posted - 2017.05.28 01:02:50 - [34] - Quote Dravos, unless you posted the link somewhere else as well, those forums are probably the worst place to ask. People who visit forums, prefer forums over the game :3 I'm 50/50. couple months enjoyment, couple months lack of. Omen Navy Issue Tutorial
Chopper Rollins Far Beyond Triggered 1886	Posted - 2017.05.28 04:25:04 - [35] - Quote i wanted to ragequit every week of my first six months. i don't believe masochist is a personality type, or even trait, it seems to me masochism is a valid pattern of behaviour in an environment that treats you in a consistently shoddy manner. Masochism allows a person to give meaning to that ill-treatment and to derive a sense of self from it. Then after about a year of diving into the worst possible situations, competency and confidence start to build. Suffering becomes less important and achievement takes it's place. Only then can losses really sting. Bittervet status is reached when you don't care anymore and deride those who do, or when you can only enjoy ruining the enjoyment of others. This is differentiated from toxic kiddie status by the way the attitude is arrived at and expressed. Coming up to 8 years now, still not bitter, still not GudGäó@eve. Goggles. Making me look good. Making you look good.
Johan Civire Caldari Provisions Caldari State 1176	Posted - 2017.05.28 04:38:21 - [36] - Quote At this moment i can say nope. But i need to grind isk so before i get fun i need isk. I can buy my way up but come on....
xxxTRUSTxxx Galactic Rangers EVEolution. 637	Posted - 2017.05.28 06:09:35 - [37] - Quote For me it's been always very simple, Love EVE, have loved her since we first met, I'm not going to leave her ever, i'll be with her even at her worst because everything she has done for me i could never repay.
Hal Morsh Minmatar Confederate 597	Posted - 2017.05.28 13:15:28 - [38] - Quote I spend less per month on EVE than I do other inebriations. IS that a word? Spellcheck doesn't seem to care. People only shoot at me once they figure out I'm where their drones are going.
Lipbite Express Hauler 1908	Posted - 2017.05.28 14:00:46 - [39] - Quote No. The only activity I have enjoyed were incursions - till the fleets implemented automated queue facilities where one can spend a hour or two waiting for a spot in strictly 40-men fleet. So I'm waiting for CCP to discover ~10 years old technology of scaling public quests where people may join and leave at any moment without affecting each others' rewards.
sero Hita Science and Trade Institute Caldari State 362	Posted - 2017.05.28 14:06:13 - [40] - Quote Somtimes. Especially in the beginning EVE felt like work and unfun for me. Burned out a few times, took half year breaks. Then my corp left the FW meatgrinder (The attrition wars are real), joined a bigger pirate alliance where there are different kinds of fleets every night and now I just play approx one-two hours a day joining the strat op or random fleet. Right now I actually enjoy playing. I have learned to focus more on the social aspekts of EVE, communicating with people, instead of trying to be best of anyting. "I'm all for pvp, don't get me wrong. I've ganked in Empire, blobed in low sec. Got T-shirts from every which-where.. But to be forced into a pvp confrontation that I didn't want is wrong ccp." RealFlisker
Galaxy Pig New Order Logistics CODE. 1253	Posted - 2017.05.29 06:49:34 - [41] - Quote Killing retrievers causes only happy feelings. *Highsec is owned by players now.* Systems 0.5-1.0 are New Order Territory. All miners and other residents of Highsec must obey The Code. Mining without a permit is dangerous and harmful to the EVE community. See www.MinerBumping.com
Alaric Faelen Sabotage Incorporated Executive Outcomes 499	Posted - 2017.05.30 04:50:30 - [42] - Quote As an overall experience, I enjoy Eve greatly. I like the community and the rule sets (mostly the ones that make care bears cry). Even when I go on breaks from logging into the game, I still end up reading/watching stuff to keep up on it. Eve is a daily part of my life, even though I might go a week without logging in. Playing Eve is slightly different. That part i find I can put down easily. After a good PvP roam I find that I want to keep playing, even if it's doing some PvE. But if I don't have much PvP happening, I tend to drift away from logging in as often. PvE in Eve is unremarkable- it's pretty much the same as any MMO (a big mob grind, maybe a 'boss' at the end). It's nice that Eve offers more content though. I spent a couple months just roaming around in an Astero doing exploration. Dipped a toe in Incursions. Even considered putting together boosting ships and helping new players do higher level content. I've written a piece about how I play Eve (one character, one account), so this game extends beyond being logged in for me. What I enjoy is not having to log in. Real time training is brilliant, and I can put the game down for a bit and when I come back- I can usually do a whole new thing. Eve doesn't feel like a chore, or worse second job. With a couple billion in the bank and an SRP, I don't even have much to spend isk on. I don't care about trying to plex my account, so I never feel like I HAVE to log in or that I am somehow slacking for going outside instead of grinding at some internet game. It's crazy how central Eve is to my daily life, yet I can remain so totally casual about actually having to do it.
Xtreem Knockaround Guys Inc. Sin City Coalition 486	Posted - 2017.05.30 09:11:01 - [43] - Quote My view is biased, I have been here so long now I have pretty much done everything, I read the forums more than I play to keep upto date, will log in now and then, play some market pvp but don't done much undocking in a good old while. but I have been playing since 2003, so i think it's understandable that I may be slightly less thrilled at playing than I used to be.
Algarion Getz Aideron Corp 389	Posted - 2017.05.30 14:35:00 - [44] - Quote Sometimes i love my 2nd job. Sometimes i hate it. But most of the time im too tired for it and i play videogames instead.
Inxentas Ultramar Ultramar Independent Contracting 1760	Posted - 2017.06.01 14:14:09 - [45] - Quote I enjoyed it extensively for about 5 years. That's pretty long for a game, especially an MMO. The last year I have not played very much, I'm a bit burned out.
Baaldor Dixon Cox Butte Preservation Society Solyaris Chtonium 465	Posted - 2017.06.01 14:22:03 - [46] - Quote Xtreem wrote: My view is biased, I have been here so long now I have pretty much done everything, I read the forums more than I play to keep upto date, will log in now and then, play some market pvp but don't done much undocking in a good old while. but I have been playing since 2003, so i think it's understandable that I may be slightly less thrilled at playing than I used to be. indeed. However, coming back out of semi-retirement, I am finding it amusing to watch all the e-honor wankers that destroyed the game are gone and yet the ones that liked the cold dark harsh part of the game is still here.
Nana Skalski Taisaanat Kotei 34479	Posted - 2017.06.01 15:32:46 - [47] - Quote I have pink SKIN and the new suns are really bright so its less "dark" now. ß¦çß¦áß¦ç-Ç-Å ß¦ÿß¦Ç-Çß¦¢ ß¦Å-ô ß¦Ç +óß¦Çß¦ìß¦ç -£ß¦ç-ƒß¦ÿs ß¦¢ß¦Å ß¦¢ß¦ç-ƒ-ƒ ß¦Ç sß¦¢ß¦Å-Ç-Å =ƒôò ß¦í-£ß¦ç-Çß¦ç +¬s ß¦Ç+¦+ó-Ç-Å ß¦äß¦Å+¦ß¦äß¦Å-Çß¦à +óß¦£-Å ß¦í-£ß¦ç+¦ -Åß¦Åß¦£ +¦ß¦çß¦çß¦à -£+¬ß¦ì ß¦Åsß¦ÿ-Çß¦ç-Å =ƒÜÇ GëíGïüGëí GÖÑ
Persephone Alleile Tartarus Covert Operations 409	Posted - 2017.06.01 15:55:05 - [48] - Quote I rarely log in these days, and yet I still come to the forums and follow changed/updates etc. Sometimes I find thinking about EVE more fun then playing it.
Erika Mizune The Soul Society Army of New Eden 2453	Posted - 2017.06.02 01:01:58 - [49] - Quote Eve has it's moments, but overall, yes I still enjoy playing. I love how different andunique the game is from other games and I love the community (Eve community, best community). :ok_hand: DJ Yumene of Eve Radio \| Blog \| Sounds of New Eden \| Eve Radio \| BPO Quest \| Erika 4 CSM
Mina Sebiestar Minmatar Inner Space Conglomerate 1196	Posted - 2017.06.02 06:59:05 - [50] - Quote Hate it It burns us You choke behind a smile a fake behind the fear Because >>I is too hard
Yebo Lakatosh KarmaFleet Goonswarm Federation 310	Posted - 2017.06.02 08:01:06 - [51] - Quote GÖÑ EvE reminds me a joke I heard as a kid. - Why is it good to be a masochist? - When it feels good, it's good. When it feels bad, it's also good. GÖÑ Elite F1 pilot since YC119, incarnate of honor, integrity and tidi.
Arkoth 24 Phayder 387	Posted - 2017.06.02 11:43:36 - [52] - Quote EvE is fine most of the time, 'cause it's one of very few hardcore MMOs these days. It has history, it has community, it has lore. But when it comes to actually doing something in EvE - it becomes boring quite soon. EvE lack few little things: 1. Some activity to let players "hang around" - chat and meet space like "walking in stations", minigames and other things to relax from farming and killing each other. 2. Some procedural generated PvE events across New Eden - as i said in other thread - to make cluster look more unpredictable and "alive". Evelopedia via Wayback Machine

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