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Griff Philips Caldari Perkone	Posted - 2008.07.24 02:31:00 - [1] You never know who is watching. I spent my time in eve helping when I could. Now that I've sold my characters and liquided my assets, Im wandering eve giving stuff to those whose helpfulness or generosity catch my attention. I have a little over 5 billion isk left to distribute. EVE has given me so much and after 3 years of playing I've had my fun and done everything I've wanted. I want to thank Ushra'Khan for the RP experience (you knew me as somebody else), Suddenly Ninjas for being so fantastic and it was awesome being there on the ground floor when this revolutionary core made salvaging not just viable but fun and famous! See you out there, I hope I can help, Griff Philips aka Helpful Sam
Amandin Adouin	Posted - 2008.07.24 02:40:00 - [2] The world need more people like you.
Shadow Goon Caldari Borg Collective hive mind	Posted - 2008.07.24 02:45:00 - [3] jupp it feels good i gave away like 42 billion isk today, and it feelt good.
TARG AK Caldari Caldari Provisions	Posted - 2008.07.24 02:47:00 - [4] I hate Tom Cruise.
Griff Philips Caldari Perkone	Posted - 2008.07.24 02:58:00 - [5] Wrong thread targ. This is a happy thread not a hate thread.
TARG AK Caldari Caldari Provisions	Posted - 2008.07.24 03:02:00 - [6] Originally by: Griff Philips Wrong thread targ. This is a happy thread not a hate thread. Fixed it And I do think it is fantastic that people get motivated to spread good will and cheer! Random act of kindness!
simon perry	Posted - 2008.07.24 03:04:00 - [7] Nice guy... Eve needs more people like you :) see you around maybe one day in future many thanks simon
Verlyn	Posted - 2008.07.24 03:04:00 - [8] Very happy to see there are stil such kind and generous people on this planet. Congratulations my friend, you may yet get the cross!
Griff Philips Caldari Perkone	Posted - 2008.07.24 03:10:00 - [9] your kind words have been noted Verlyn
Saint Lazarus Spiorad ag fanaiocht	Posted - 2008.07.24 03:15:00 - [10] Someone posted a thread awhile back about how they'd lost a ship missioning or some shit and now had to grind for another 2 weeks to get it back, and for some strange reason I felt compelled to send'em some isk felt good, even though it was a measly 15mil, still saved a noob some grinding (dosent change the fact I've **ed off way more people than I helped tho ) But YAY for helpfulness -----------------**
Crumplecorn Gallente Eve Cluster Explorations	Posted - 2008.07.24 03:17:00 - [11] On the other hand, you could ****, murder and pillage your way through the game, and come out the other end with far more loot than donations from those impressed by your kindness would have given you. - DesuSigs
Gabbot	Posted - 2008.07.24 03:20:00 - [12] Help in eve? But, thats like....broccoli on toast... Btw im tired so my OP reading skill has been nerfed to I
Internet Knight	Posted - 2008.07.24 03:54:00 - [13] I've been burned in the past by helping people. It happens. But I still keep helping people. It brings warm feelings to me. Now if only more people would be so generous, my path to world domination would be secured! --- How to resolve Singularity character syncing
Shadow Goon Caldari Borg Collective hive mind	Posted - 2008.07.24 03:57:00 - [14] Originally by: Gabbot Help in eve? But, thats like....broccoli on toast... Btw im tired so my OP reading skill has been nerfed to I hmm grilled toast with broccoli and chees and some spice might be a good combo.
ollobrains 5th Front enterprises CryoGenesis Mining Syndicate	Posted - 2008.07.24 04:04:00 - [15] contact chibbra and give him all youre assets on the proviso he gives it out to good people
Verlyn	Posted - 2008.07.24 04:11:00 - [16] Edited by: Verlyn on 24/07/2008 04:13:14 I've been ratting for a corp that doesn't go under 45% tax and sometimes goes to 100%, and it's been like this for 2 weeks now. The ships I use aren't even mine, they're corp insured. It somehow feels better to be working under 100% tax, knowing you own absolutely nothing and giving all your time for a community. If I was to leave the corp, they would ask for all the ships and equipment back. It feels great.
Griff Philips Caldari Perkone	Posted - 2008.07.24 04:12:00 - [17] Originally by: ollobrains contact chibbra and give him all youre assets on the proviso he gives it out to good people No thanks. I am happy doing this on my own.
Verlyn	Posted - 2008.07.24 04:22:00 - [18] Edited by: Verlyn on 24/07/2008 04:24:25 Dude keep your money, we would rather have had your help handed over to us at one of your worst financial position during your time in Eve. Right now accepting that money would feel dirty somehow, the fact you waited all that time doing whatever you wanted and now you find it as an excuse to generosity? Come on... Am I missing something here or was this another sarcastic thread?
Bai ZongTong The Revolutionary Guard	Posted - 2008.07.24 04:46:00 - [19] Edited by: Bai ZongTong on 24/07/2008 04:47:17 The other day I was baiting in a lowsec belt with a friend. Saw a neut from a noob corp warp in and stayed in the belt for a good few minutes. We decided that he might be a bait so I started shooting. Turns out he is actually new to the game... and had no idea what he was doing. Gave him 1M (much more than what he lost), and told him its a dangerous place to be in and be careful. Ever since, whenever I see a guy from a noob corp jump into this lowsec system, I convo them and warn them about this place being dangerous... EVE is a rough place. and many of us like it the rough way. But keeping noobs out of the game is not an option. We need him to be mature so we can have good fights in the future~ =D --- Want some YARRHHHS? The Revolutionary Guard Pirate Corp Looking for Members Uncensored KB
Karanth Gallente Federal Defence Union	Posted - 2008.07.24 04:54:00 - [20] I sometimes help newbs out in highsec with missions and such, or advice. Most of the time, I make sure to mention that not everyone will be helpful if they are a stranger, which seems to be the best advice I can give. For me, i do it because it makes me feel good, and because even though EVE can kick your ass hard sometimes, it helps to know that you can find people who are not inclined to pod you.
nutbar Caldari Flair Inc.	Posted - 2008.07.24 06:34:00 - [21] Every so often I get the niceness bug and try to lend a hand to newbies and others. Way I see it is that when I first started I had a ton of questions I was asking people in newbie corp chat and the help channels, so it's only fair to the community that I play the other side now that I have the answers. I've also hit up the newbie systems a few times (getting items I purchased or just really bored) and donated items to people who needed them. Recently gave out a bunch of named mining equipment and other stuff to some new guy who was all in to it and having fun but was a bit lost in it all. Figured I'd be nice and give them a push in the right direction and also give me a place to offload stuff I had no use for instead of rake in about 400k :P It meant way more to him than it did to me (think I gave him a complete implant set, even though he couldn't use it). Being nice is fun sometimes (it's also a cheap way out of presents for friends - gave a buddy 20mil for his birthday once haha).
Griff Philips Caldari Perkone	Posted - 2008.07.24 12:01:00 - [22] Originally by: Verlyn Edited by: Verlyn on 24/07/2008 04:24:25 Dude keep your money, we would rather have had your help handed over to us at one of your worst financial position during your time in Eve. Right now accepting that money would feel dirty somehow, the fact you waited all that time doing whatever you wanted and now you find it as an excuse to generosity? Come on... Am I missing something here or was this another sarcastic thread? Sarcastic? dirty isk? you kidding me. I worked hard for this isk. Yeah I've done what ever I wanted in eve as does everybody. I've worked against myself and my habit of giving stuff away. This was my life in EVE. If you doubt me talk to suddenly ninjas CEO and ask how we met in EVE. Even when I had very little isk I gave it away. I used to run a chat channel called helpful sam dedicated to helping anyone who needed help. Get over your self-rightous attitude. I spent my entire time in eve doing this and now I'm going supernova with my attitude and giving it all away now. If you care to ask around, I used to be Smantha Dering.
Anndarra Winge	Posted - 2008.07.24 13:25:00 - [23] The second week I was in Eve, I was just in my new shiny Bantam and staring at a freaking riod while my MinerI was slooooowly cycling through. I was starting to get an idea of what kind of slog the first few months would be like before I couldn't even think of buying any of that fancy Tech2 stuff the forums talked about. A HAC drops down on top of me and wants to convo. I figure I'm dead (though it was highsec, I still hadn't figured out all the rules). The HAC pilot was a Russian and he convo'ed me. Chatted a few minutes in rough english, gave me 30k and disappeared into the night. I used it to buy some half decent mining lasers and some skill books. That 30k isk really was the difference between subscribing or going with HelloKitty (or someother game). Being a little nice to the noobs can go far. I still destroy their ships when they come into range - but I buy them a new kessie and give them some instructions on outfitting it. All becuse of that mysterious stranger.
Slanty McGarglefist	Posted - 2008.07.24 13:30:00 - [24] To quote Zoidberg Jesus, "I help those who help themselves!...echo" __________________________________________________ Originally by: CCP Wrangler No Doh!
Murk Loar Caldari The Ex-Patriots	Posted - 2008.07.24 13:33:00 - [25] This thread is starting to make me feel all warm and fuzzy,not cold and harsh. Stop it.
TheG2 Gallente Dirty Rotten Scoundrels	Posted - 2008.07.24 13:33:00 - [26] Originally by: Anndarra Winge The second week I was in Eve, I was just in my new shiny Bantam and staring at a freaking riod while my MinerI was slooooowly cycling through. I was starting to get an idea of what kind of slog the first few months would be like before I couldn't even think of buying any of that fancy Tech2 stuff the forums talked about. A HAC drops down on top of me and wants to convo. I figure I'm dead (though it was highsec, I still hadn't figured out all the rules). The HAC pilot was a Russian and he convo'ed me. Chatted a few minutes in rough english, gave me 30k and disappeared into the night. I used it to buy some half decent mining lasers and some skill books. That 30k isk really was the difference between subscribing or going with HelloKitty (or someother game). Being a little nice to the noobs can go far. I still destroy their ships when they come into range - but I buy them a new kessie and give them some instructions on outfitting it. All becuse of that mysterious stranger. Your mysterious friend was a cheapskate. Not to thread crap, but whenever I give money to newbies, its in the 5-10mil range with words of advice on what they should be flying.
PhalHell Minmatar Pastry Coalition	Posted - 2008.07.24 13:48:00 - [27] I have some Cyno alts and it is always fun to read the chats in these newbie corps. Reminds me the early days and how hard it was to get the first million. On a regular base I give away a few million to new starters in this game. Always feels good as for them 5 million is a lot of money and it is really helping them. The opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of my corps, not necessarily mine, and probably not necessary.
Tzigan Jegos Dirty Gypsies Trading Co.	Posted - 2008.07.24 14:08:00 - [28] Edited by: Tzigan Jegos on 24/07/2008 14:08:42 funny thread title ... why would anyone do something that serves no self interest ? hmm ... if you don't believe in karma, why would you do such a thing ? edit:spelling The dog that trots about finds a bone. - Gypsy proverb
t1mmeh Caldari State Protectorate	Posted - 2008.07.24 14:14:00 - [29] Sometimes I hang around starter systems targeting random noobs. When they get CONCORDED for firing on me I explain some of the game mechanics and give them a few million ISK. I've recruited a few for my old corp this way and they turned out pretty good.
Zinras Caldari Order of draugr	Posted - 2008.07.24 14:17:00 - [30] You could donate something to Chribba's LoveQuest and then hand out the rest as you please \o/ Originally by: CCP Greyscale moderated - mother abuse - Mitnal Originally by: Jenny Spitfire That si a fact comming out from my bran.
Mynxee Minmatar AlfaCorp	Posted - 2008.07.24 17:32:00 - [31] Yarrr, I'm a pirate, yeah, but I still give ISK, mods, and even ships to noobs frequently, and help with advice where I can. To many of us, 10M ISK is like lunch money; to new players, it can seem a fortune. As someone alluded to in an earlier post, a little love can go a long way to make the game special for newcomers. (Especially right after you blow them up in low sec, LOL!) Besides, I have gotten many gifts from my friends and corpmates in game. Only seems right to pay it forward. Good on ya, Griff...and nice chatting with you in Dodixie local. ---------------------- My Blog: Life In Low Sec
Amandin Adouin	Posted - 2008.07.24 17:44:00 - [32] Griff Philips/Helpful Sam is what he says he is... one those people who truly is in it just to help others, with no expectations of his own. Like I said in my other post, the world needs more people like you Sam. Thanks again. ~Amandin
J Kunjeh Gallente	Posted - 2008.07.24 17:46:00 - [33] Great post. I'm just barely 30 days or so into my time in New Eden and I've already had plenty of charitable help from older players. One player on a forum I frequent (though we didn't know one another at all) just out and gave me a few million ISK. And then there was the pirate who gate-camped me in my fully decked out new ship and when I talked with him about it, he sent me about 20 times what the damn thing was worth. And I've had a stranger or two fleet up with me to help me complete a few missions I was having a hard time with. So yes, help. It's nice to do and gives me warm fuzzies. I'll return the favors. Pay it forward and all.
Cutter Isaacson Minmatar Hollow World Mining Corporation QUANT Hegemony	Posted - 2008.07.24 17:54:00 - [34] Edited by: Cutter Isaacson on 24/07/2008 17:54:52 Originally by: Griff Philips You never know who is watching. I spent my time in eve helping when I could. Now that I've sold my characters and liquided my assets, Im wandering eve giving stuff to those whose helpfulness or generosity catch my attention. I have a little over 5 billion isk left to distribute. EVE has given me so much and after 3 years of playing I've had my fun and done everything I've wanted. I want to thank Ushra'Khan for the RP experience (you knew me as somebody else), Suddenly Ninjas for being so fantastic and it was awesome being there on the ground floor when this revolutionary core made salvaging not just viable but fun and famous! See you out there, I hope I can help, Griff Philips aka Helpful Sam I love people like you. I played this game quite a while back, as a different toon and regularly used to sit in the help channel dispensing what advice I felt I was educated enough to give and providing noobs not only with isk, but also some sound advice on what to spend their isk on. Some people called me stupid for handing out billions of hard earned isk to strangers but I didnt care. Now, almost two years later I have returned to the game I love. Id been back for a few weeks and having serious trouble re-aqauinting myself with all the "rules" and thus not making much isk (im a carebear). After chatting away with a few people in the EVE Radio channel, a very kind guy gave me a very substantial amount of isk to outfit myself and get back into the swing of things. Another kind person bought me my first new BS, a Typhoon, which I have since upgraded to a Maelstrom with alot of hard work. Im still struggling to make isk, but I would not be where I am now without that help. I am convinced that if you do something nice for someone, eventually you will find yourself on the recieving end soon enough. I congratulate you for your efforts, this game and indeed the world, needs more people like you. 07 Originally by: Haks'he Lirky Some people should just stick to Pac Man.
Krystal Demishy	Posted - 2008.07.24 17:56:00 - [35] "Be good and help out sometimes" Hey, that's what i always think too :) Sometimes it seems like everybody only wish to annihilate others, so i sometime think to not be normal ;P So many times i've run out of money, my wallet is always low, 'couse i love to help friends and anyone that need help in any way, so i don't care about the fact that i cannot afford to buy/fly/use what i'd wish, 'couse i know that i made someone happy, and when someone say "thank you" and smile, well, it is the best think that i could see. Well... nice to discover such a nice person like you and good luck in your search ;)
Jarvis Hellstrom Gallente The Flying Tigers United Front Alliance	Posted - 2008.07.24 20:12:00 - [36] I think it's a wonderful idea. Not too long ago, I was out and about setting up a new base of operations in Caldari space. In local, a fellow was asking for help with a mission - and being ignored. I sent him a message saying I'd be glad to lend him a hand. Here's the poor fellow, still in a rookie ship, blasting away at an L1 named character and having a terrible time. I went in and tanked for him, letting him do most of the killing and finished off the real tough ones for him. Assault ships are a bit overkill in L1 missions. I let him grab the loot and salvaged the wrecks, splitting the salvage with him and then invited him onto an L1 I was running (building up standing dontcha know). He went on his way with some advice and some ISK that he full well helped earn. I may never see him again, but maybe, just maybe, I made his first few days in EVE a little bit better. That's reward enough for me. After all - I play Gallente for a reason! So give the new folks a hand and don't ride them for being a bit ignorant. Once upon a time, we all were. May God stand between you and harm in all the Empty places you must walk (Old Egyptian Blessing)
Chris Liath	Posted - 2008.07.24 21:33:00 - [37] If you want to give it to someone who helps out, give it to Chribba. Too bad he doesn't need it.
Griff Philips Caldari Perkone	Posted - 2008.07.24 22:28:00 - [38] Quote: funny thread title ... why would anyone do something that serves no self interest ? hmm ... if you don't believe in karma, why would you do such a thing ? There is no self interest. That was the point. Not everyone is out there for themself.
Gone'Postal Minmatar Vengeance 8 Interceptors	Posted - 2008.07.24 22:31:00 - [39] I've helped noobs out on missions, taken low skilled guys on lvl4's to show em what there like. But my highlight. Giving "C" a shead load of gear for his Love can thingy. -V8I-
Tarminic 24th Imperial Crusade	Posted - 2008.07.24 23:00:00 - [40] About 6 years ago, I offered to let a very new player accompany me on a level 4 mission in my battleship. Things got out of hand and I was about to go down hard and I had a frigate scrambling me (my heavies were too far off to get to it in time), and I told the new guy to bug out to avoid getting wasted as soon as the NPCs blew me up. Instead, he stayed and at the very last second took out the single frigate scrambling me, allowing me to warp out at 13% structure. I like to think that just once Karma smiled upon me. ---------------- Play EVE: Downtime Madness v0.83 (Updated 7/3)
Ovar Doce Amarr Suddenly Ninjas	Posted - 2008.07.24 23:08:00 - [41] Come back to the Ninjas Have not been in EVE long enough to be helpfull at this point, but hope to be in the future. Ovar Doce
prsr Gallente JuBa Corp Veritas Immortalis	Posted - 2008.07.24 23:08:00 - [42] Originally by: Slanty McGarglefist To quote Zoidberg Jesus, "I help those who help themselves!...echo" Zoidberg Hercules if you want to be accurate on the source of that quote actually. -- .sig apathy ftw
Alberic Nydorm FarCry Inc	Posted - 2008.07.25 01:11:00 - [43] Big thank you to OP, who helped me out when my mission item was stolen.
OSGOD	Posted - 2008.07.25 01:30:00 - [44] good to her m8, while back when lofty was used bye lazy eve players who could PvP ,i used to llink lofty`s in local so every body new who they where ,then someone PM`d me asked if i could do with a hand as was a good thing i was doing scared the crap out off me thougt it was a new twist on lofty. Turned they where true to thier word and gave me about 5 bill in dead space mods ,and right up until they took lofty away i was still linking this is what makes the game so goos to play although the good do not outway the bad in eve peopel are still out thier helping each other LOVE YOUR WORK Griff
cyberdog RSP Enterprises HUZZAH FEDERATION	Posted - 2008.07.25 01:37:00 - [45] Fk being helpful. Maybe I need some loving to be able to give it back.. giefs moneys?
Griff Philips Caldari Perkone	Posted - 2008.07.25 02:20:00 - [46] Originally by: cyberdog Fk being helpful. Maybe I need some loving to be able to give it back.. giefs moneys? No
Zurrar Gallente Epiphyte Mining and Exploration Combined Planetary Union	Posted - 2008.07.25 04:26:00 - [47] sometimes, when we are camping gates and some noob comes threw, completely unaware of what hes doing, and he gets popped i often convo him and talk to him a bit. sometimes i give them isk to cover what they lost (when i can/have isk to do so) last one i did this to was bunny guts. was just trying to get to 0.0 to mine, and we popped and podded her/him. so i added that person to my addy book and a day later he/she logged on. after talking to him/her and figuring that hes not an alt i decided to give him some isk to cover his loss and get him started. ive done this too many times to count, and kick myself at times. another guy i did this to, we killed his maelstrom that had artillery/beams and i felt SOOO bad, and talking to him and hearing about how him and his wife play (he travels?) to spend time together i kinda melted and gave the dude some 250m, now this dude is RICH. and i have 2mil in me wallet lol. Originally by: Malcanis CONCORD provide consequences, not safety; only you can do that.
Zurrar Gallente Epiphyte Mining and Exploration Combined Planetary Union	Posted - 2008.07.25 04:41:00 - [48] Originally by: Griff Philips Originally by: cyberdog Fk being helpful. Maybe I need some loving to be able to give it back.. giefs moneys? No so, after 3 years why quit? ive often thought of quitting but tend to find my way back. i couldn't imagine quitting eve for good. Originally by: Malcanis CONCORD provide consequences, not safety; only you can do that.
Malcanis We are Legend	Posted - 2008.07.25 11:12:00 - [49] Edited by: Malcanis on 25/07/2008 11:16:27 Sometimes I help people, sometimes I shoot people. I don't expect or even want to be paid for either. Note: you never know who'll you'll run into a few months or years later that will remember you as that guy that help out a noob. CONCORD provide consequences, not safety; only you can do that.
Dotard Minmatar Suddenly Ninjas	Posted - 2008.07.25 12:10:00 - [50] Been playing over a year. Given countless isk to noobies. When Suddenly Ninjas first started I liked the promos in the forums and the idea so much I donated 20mil to their efforts before joining them. Ya, been 'paying forward' for quite some time. ONCE and only once did I ever receive some return love in the form of a couple corpies donating isk to repair my damaged ship after a 1v1. --------------- Nerf You! Buff Me!
Griff Philips Caldari Perkone	Posted - 2008.07.29 00:52:00 - [51] Update posted in op.
Ekrid	Posted - 2008.07.29 06:17:00 - [52] Originally by: Griff Philips Edited by: Griff Philips on 29/07/2008 00:56:55 *update* So for a change of pace, no rage quit. EVE has been an awesome experience. I am only leaving because I I have reached a transitionary point in my life and EVE no longer fits into my life very well. Thank you EVE and all you pilots for the great experience. Pirates, carebears, anti-pirates, ninjas, everyone, you all made EVE what it is. I've been able to do everything I wanted, piracy, role playing, carebear, ninja salvager and everything else I did. Thank you all for 3.5 years of fantastic fun in space. CCP great job. Good-bye EVE. Smantha Dering, Thomas Maleficus, Dano Griss and last character I ever was, Griff Philips, *end update* You never know who is watching. I spent my time in eve helping when I could. Now that I've sold my characters and liquided my assets, Im wandering eve giving stuff to those whose helpfulness or generosity catch my attention. I have a little over 5 billion isk left to distribute. EVE has given me so much and after 3 years of playing I've had my fun and done everything I've wanted. I want to thank Ushra'Khan for the RP experience (you knew me as somebody else), Suddenly Ninjas for being so fantastic and it was awesome being there on the ground floor when this revolutionary core made salvaging not just viable but fun and famous! See you out there, I hope I can help, Griff Philips aka Helpful Sam Epic fail noob. I bet this guy played 1 month at most.
Moirae Arachnea	Posted - 2008.07.29 07:19:00 - [53] It's nice to see someone doing this. I'm not totally new, but if it hadn't been for some really decent sorts giving me advice when I first started (and after I finished the tutorials and was asking.. now what?) I probably would not have gone down the path I have in this game. MA Fix the BIO! You can't delete a link from your BIO if the link was the first thing you placed in your bio!
Zurrar Gallente Epiphyte Mining and Exploration Combined Planetary Union	Posted - 2008.07.29 07:24:00 - [54] Originally by: J Kunjeh Great post. I'm just barely 30 days or so into my time in New Eden and I've already had plenty of charitable help from older players. One player on a forum I frequent (though we didn't know one another at all) just out and gave me a few million ISK. And then there was the pirate who gate-camped me in my fully decked out new ship and when I talked with him about it, he sent me about 20 times what the damn thing was worth. And I've had a stranger or two fleet up with me to help me complete a few missions I was having a hard time with. So yes, help. It's nice to do and gives me warm fuzzies. I'll return the favors. Pay it forward and all. now that you cant gank ppl in fleets its possible to get good help. [/url]
JohnStar Caldari Dissident Aggressors Mordus Angels	Posted - 2008.07.29 07:31:00 - [55] fly safe m8...we'll be seeing you in the future...trust me i know. ---------------------------------------------- i prefer sex with corpses,they dont bi.tch
Ioci Gallente Ioci Exploration	Posted - 2008.07.29 07:50:00 - [56] GL in the future and yes, helping out is a nice thing. It can often involve time, not just dumping ISK in their lap. Helping a noob with a mission or just fleeting them while you pull aggro, then let them loot and slavage. 3 hrs of game time can really give a low level player an insight and a goal.
Sweet Rosella	Posted - 2008.07.29 07:54:00 - [57] good luck dude with what ever your upto
Shanur Minmatar Republic Military School	Posted - 2008.07.29 08:09:00 - [58] You'll be back. Even if you have to get everyone in your family hooked on games to get more playing time yourself, you will be back Good luck in wherever your journeys lead you. You had fun in EVE, so you won the game .
Betray Caldari The Substitutes	Posted - 2008.07.29 09:16:00 - [59] Help is really great! Remembering about two and half years ago, when everything in eve seemed so confusing and out of order, those helps/advices/isk's I received... Now days, as a experienced pilot, I start to help other people out. Sometimes I would just spend an entire day in newbie system and help out people...What I found out is--most new players need advice and answers to questions more than isk. isk can definitely help you out a while, but advices stays with you forever. But there are also times I get bored and go hi-sec ganking those mining barges... Just remember, it is up to us the oldie's to make the new players know what EVE is like. Who knows, maybe you help out one newbie and later in game they help out 100 newbies. -Betray-
D'ceet Shadows of the Dead Daisho Syndicate	Posted - 2008.07.29 11:06:00 - [60] good night, sweet prince
Meteor Crash	Posted - 2008.07.29 17:07:00 - [61] Edited by: Meteor Crash on 29/07/2008 17:09:47 Originally by: Griff Philips I have a little over 5 billion isk left to distribute. EVE has given me so much and after 3 years of playing I've had my fun and done everything I've wanted. I own a Trinity Ships Gallery. 1700 pictures, mostly taken by me selected one by one in a folder with 65 Gigabytes of EVE screenshots, and about 10k visitors monthly, yet never got a single penny/donation for it If you still got any ISK to donate, I'll use the money for updating the site with new, better stuff. There are lots of ships that I had to lose millions to take screenshots of in heated wars, or had to afford because I couldn't find anywhere. The site is http://glowfalls.com/eve_ships/ At any rate, thank you for the post. Yea, for real. EVE needs less drama, and more people like you. Peace, mate.
Astria Tiphareth Caldari 24th Imperial Crusade	Posted - 2008.07.29 17:10:00 - [62] Nice post, and nice sentiment. The EVE community is the poorer when such people quit, and we can only hope that CCP tempt you back at some later date. Now you'll forgive me if I go blow something up to balance out being so nice and pleasant on an internet forum ___ My views may not represent those of my corporation or alliance, which is why I never get invited to those diplomatic parties...
Ghaylenty	Posted - 2008.07.29 17:29:00 - [63] Give a man a fish, feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, and keep him fed all his life. Thank you, Griff.
Orcrus	Posted - 2008.07.29 17:32:00 - [64] Originally by: Amandin Adouin The world need more people like you. Indeed.. The world(?) need more people like me
Jeregh	Posted - 2008.07.29 18:18:00 - [65] heh, soon after i started a friend gave me a couple mill to get started with, i took that and ran with it. about 6 months into the game a player by the name of Asma Bane quit and ended up handing over about 100mill to me. said it didnt matter to her in the slightest anymore and that no one would remember her name in 6 months anyway. my current private fleet flagship has been named Asma`s Gift ever since. if she were to ever come back i would gladly return the isk. in between i hand out isk to new players every now and again, certainly more then i have ever recieved, with the simple request, that when you can, pass it along to someone else. nothing else required, when i have the time to spend at it, i am more then glad to chat with someone for a couple hours and clue them in on some of the more obscure aspects of the game. just as an example my bio still holds the answers to the top 4-5 frequently asked questions from a ways back, and oddly enough they are still applicable to the game in its current incarnation :)
Gatu Minmatar Suddenly Ninjas	Posted - 2008.07.29 19:12:00 - [66] GL Sam. It was nice flying with ya, if only for a couple weeks.

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