Just a random question. I'm curious if anyone else that's a fan of the Bethesda games and products happen to play CCP's EVE Online.
I myself have been in and out of the game for a long time now. I started in 2007, but due to financial difficulties and youth I dropped out twice. I finally got into it last year when I had to quit again. But I'm back and in an excellent corp to keep things interesting. I'm also a Gallentean and proud of it.
Anyone else? Got any good stories about the dangers of space?
I have two accounts, been off and on since 2005. One account is long lost. My current main (and oldest account) a second oldest account that is not active and my current alt account.
I played in 08, got in a good corp. Things went well then I ended up quitting for a different MMO.
I came back, to train skills as I still had game time left but never played. Why waste a months worth of training time?
Then about a month ago I came back to eve, started running missions and having some fun. Did a little mining and was offered to join a small corp out of the blue. These guys (well some of them) are ok, I will admit I did receive help at times, but it was limited.
We ran a few missions, did a incursion and I ended up giving (IMO) a lot more than I got back, I gave a fully fitted and rigged brutix up for 10M for corp use. I gave a GSC about 3/4 or 1/2 full of salvage and loot away to the CEO, gave money to a newer member ofeve and the corp.
Most of the time when I ran missions to help I was often told I had fail fits because I didn't fit X/Y/Z ammo/resists. I like to omni tank because its easier for me, and it works for me when I solo. It worked for me soloing, and when I was in a mission group I always got my job done, be it frigate control or just dps or salvage.
I was in said small corp, until last night.
A war dec was issued against us, I wanted to fight and not run away like a coward.
I got some PvP boats fitted, generic PvP boats, most using Battle clinic.
Was told I cant go fight, and should just "pack up and move" to a new system until the war is over.
I was back stabbed and talked about behind my back over team speak, the other member was not aware of me logged in to T.S.
I wanted to help out, he basically said "his ships svck, he can't fit please don't let him come along". This member offered NO help in telling me WHY my fits svck, or why I should not be allowed to join in the fight.
Its like they want to be 100% perfect in missions, and if you are not 100% perfect or up to the bar they set you fail.
They lacked any sort of long term goals, or organizational skills.
I don't think they understand, not everyone wants to fly the same way as everyone else, and more so in pvp each person will have a style to them selfs. They offed no corp fitting requirements, and as far as I know there was NOTHING wrong with how my boats where fitted for small solo work, or tackle as I was fitting frigs/destroyers.
All I got was from the CEO, "we are looking out for you, and don't want a newbie kills posted all over the kill boards".
I promptly just left corp with both my accounts (waiting 24 hours on one), ill be free. I my self fly in gall space, but I prefer minie and cal boats.
One will go back to what I like doing, mission running and mining at times, my alt will be in Red Vs Blue, for some PvP goodness.
This is the Thrasher fit I followed, its the same thing as I fitted. Cheep, easy to fly and good tackle and damage.
http://eve.battleclinic.com/loadout/17609-Thrasher-PvP.html
The Rifter fit I followed, http://eve.battleclinic.com/loadout/3546-Solo-PvP-Rifter.html
I think im a just going to take it easy for a few days, ship my PVP fitted boats down to my alts location for some RVB action so it wasn't a waste and fun a few missions in my new Cane because my drake was getting old.
Now I don't have to worry about corp faction standings or losses when I do missions, or getting talked about by my own corp mates
*edit, some spelling/grammar changes*
Link to my KB on BC.
http://eve.battleclinic.com/killboard/combat_record.php?type=player&name=Bjron.