Originally by: 128th ABC123

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Originally by: Hardtail

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Edited by: Hardtail on 22/05/2008 08:31:25

Originally by: Kehmor

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The ignorance on these forums shocks me.

PAK is a corporation of high sp characters, the majority of which were purchased (using the ccp approved method) and are funded with GTC sales. Most of us are business men in real life, just like yourself, and recognise that those who mock us are merely jealous that we have worked for and obtained and advantage that they have not. We learned the game the hard way, by reading up on it, and thus progressed far more rapidly than your average eve player. We make use of all types of ships, including faction battleships and dreadnaught/carriers, with great success I might add. The people who mock you here are the same kind of people we destroy every day.

If you are looking for advice, a home, or even just some guys to chat to look us up in game. I'm sure we give you some valuable advice on how to properly fit and utilise your new toys and teach you some important lessons on the way eve works at the same time.

Regards,

Kehmor

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lulz. Between spending hours upon hours memorizing shiptypes and common tactics, and simply playing the game for an entire year having fun, enjoying my time, meeting new people ,ect, I think i'll keep my own method of learning how to play ^ .^ .

The only particular reason you can try and argue your point is simply because you see success in EVE as something horribly linear, where getting to the top "tier" of games is the ultimate goal.

And the simple reason *we* feel slightly annoyed at the 70m SP buyout is simply because it *DEFEATS THE PURPOSE OF THE GAME* as a whole. ****, I had 10 times more fun flying around in a noobie frigate figuring **** out, simply because then i knew WHAT my training was doing, why i needed it, what i'd train next, ect.

You jump straight into ALL LVL 5 land and you're missing half the game : /


HT

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I agree fully. Couldnt have worded that better. Half the fun for me is actually the long way to the top and the accompanying sense of accomplishment.

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