So I started playing. Spent a week to get into a Thrasher. Decided I wanted to get a Hulk and do..whatever Hulks do. Jesus fucking christ 150-180 days of skill training?!
So I started playing. Spent a week to get into a Thrasher. Decided I wanted to get a Hulk and do..whatever Hulks do. Jesus fucking christ 150-180 days of skill training?!
You step up into a Hulk, work your way from the lower mining ships. You should get support skills to, to increase the m^3 ANY of your ships can mine.
(To shave time, get some +3 implants, and respec your attributes to favor the skills needed for the Hulk, evemon can help you with that.)
Lastly, Hulks have no tank. Griefers will pop you just to make you cry.
Also, http://community.eveonline.com/devbl...log&nbid=72890
Spoiler: show
With evemon it showed I could get into a Hulk as early as 45 days, but the support skills is whats going to take up all my time so I don't get insta-gibbed the moment I undock. I currently have +3 implants and going to a +5 on Int/Memory will cut 20 days, and remapping will cut off another 10 days bringing me down to 150 days of skill training. Post-Hulkageddon and the announcement to make more viable mining ships should be exciting.
Some men just can't resist a big asteroid.
Also, matchups for ATX stage 2 qualifiers are up https://forums.eveonline.com/default...44&find=unread
Always wished mining didn't suck. Back when I played I was a carebear of course, but I remember many years ago when I originally heard about EVE Online. I didn't know much, but I rememeber my naieve little brain imagining myself flying around asteroid belts scanning for ores and setting up an industry.
Then I actually played the game ... and ... well, I'm sure you know the rest.
And lets face it, there is no shortage of indutstial minded people in the game. I can understand them ignoring mining and many other industrial flaws if everybody only cared about the pew-pew, but there's no shortage of people who thrive solely on industry, trade, hauling, all that fun not pew-pew combat stuff. It always boggled my mind that they didn't have a team set up solely for industrial/mining development since day 1.
I spent my 3 years of playing EVE doing almost nothing but industrial stuff. Yes, I started out in a frigate and mined and mined and mi...zzzzzzzzzz. This was when a player started with 18k skill points (you start with about 1 million now) so I had ZERO support skills. My first month of the game was brutal to say the least. My advice to anyone trying the game out: join a player corp as soon as you can. The only times I ever took breaks from EVE was when I was trying to do solo stuff. Even if you make 3-4 friends who you play with, it makes the game infinitely better.
Don't fret, after about 3-4 months and a few dozen custom made excel spreadsheets, industry in Eve becomes a breeze![]()
A overview of what's going on at the moment.
http://www.evenews24.com/2012/07/07/...fall-of-delve/
Omw to a Hulk now. ISK is the only thing stopping me from getting my Exhumer Skill, and the ship itself. All my other skills are already there.
Anyone try out RvB? I've got a low sp alt (1.5m) that I've been thinking of putting in there and messing around. I have a feeling if I do that I'm going to get frustrated and stick one of my higher SP characters there to make up for it.
^ The actual hardware responsible for the stream failing last week.
Also, finals this weekend.
WATCH THEM
4 PM BST (8 AM PDT, 11 AM EDT)
http://at.eve-ic.net/10/index.php?view=home
https://forums.eveonline.com/default...osts&m=1849192
On Singularity
If you want to say hi, drop a PM and I'll hand you my merc's name.Chat: You can chat with Dust players in local chat (of several empire systems).
- Hint: The chat UI will be improved a lot, to make it possible to recognize Dust players and to filter them
Eve-Mail: You can send messages to Dust players and they will be able to respond.
- Hint: Formatting will be stripped in Dust clients
first eve kill the other day. and shes a beut
http://eve.battleclinic.com/killboar...hp?id=17401948
carebearing, like a boss
I know a lot of you guys here were in some way involved with the CFC, so I guess this is relevant:
http://themittani.com/news/rip-vile-rat
I don't play anymore, but I remember his postings on jabber while I was flying with TEST.![]()
RIP VileRat
Ya just heard about this today...
o7
(12:54:09 PM) vile_rat: assuming we don't die tonight. We saw one of our 'police' that guard the compound taking pictures
The above were VR's last words in EVE. You never know when your time will be up. Always cherish every moment and value the people in your life. Friendship is magic. #YOLO #noregrets
To those who don't play EVE, the tiny dots of light inside the bubbles are individual players paying their respects by lighting a "candle" using the in-game cynosural field item.
If your not purple, your probably going to be fired upon. (seems to be mostly happening in low sec and null)
Some of you already know, but a pilot was killed in RL during the attack on the US Consulate in Libya.
Sean Smith was the primary diplomatic liaison for the Goons, and shaped the political landscape of all of nullsec.
In his honour there will be widespread orchestrated chaos tonight. Pilots will be forming fleets and attacking anything not purple to them. It is highly recommended that noncombatants remain docked up during this memorial service.
http://community.eveonline.com/news/...te-of-vile-rat
September 15 1100hrs GMT-8 (PST)
September 15 1400hrs GMT-5 (EST)
September 15 1900hrs GMT+0
September 16 0500hrs GMT+10 (AEST)
Requiescat in Pace, Vile rat.
http://www.youcaring.com/fundraiser_...ansmithsfamily
If anyone is interested. I chipped in a little.