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The terror of someone else showing up in a system you thought was empty while you're carrying something super valuable.
by LanceH 4y ago
The terror of someone else showing up in a system you thought was empty while you're carrying something super valuable.
- gabereiser 4y agoEye on local, yes, especially in WH space... man oh man, anxiety through the roof.
- jesterman 4y agoDon’t keep your eye on local in WH space, that won’t work! Eyes on DSCAN, I quit Eve almost a year ago, and the key I used for DSCAN still doesn’t work, I’ve pressed it so many times.
- chupasaurus 4y agoAnd there's Curse even for that.
- gabereiser 4y agoshhhhh, the learning curve gods curse you for teaching fresh meat what not to do instead of teaching them with pew pew. The cruel harsh world of nullsec.
- chupasaurus 4y agoI've read the entire ISK 3.0 before creating my first character. One sentence wouldn't help new players because of data overload and shaky hands anyway.
- Arrath 4y agoI know I was practically useless in my stealth bomber, but I had great fun futzing around deep in enemy space scaring their miners and leading response teams on wild goose chases.
- splitstud 4y agoThis is the beauty of Eve. Suck rocks for ore while watching movies. Solo/team hunting pvp. Venture capitalist. Space Trucker. Honest Questor or other PVE solo/team player. Absolute troll who creates a roleplay justification to being the worst of bastards to newbies (but just inside the rules). So many playstyles. I liked the stealth game as well. Work your way in a stealthy ship deep into Nullsec and do your thing - whether that thing is a bunny rabbit of a frigate designed to find and steal cookies and outwit the fox, or a stealth bomber that hides near the cookie jar to squash the unsuspecting. And both of these have to find a way to get back to civilization with the lootz.