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It takes a lot of time to get familiar with how the game works, how combat works, and how you should fit your ships for your play style. Definitely can feel lik
by stereographic 8y ago
It takes a lot of time to get familiar with how the game works, how combat works, and how you should fit your ships for your play style. Definitely can feel like a job and/or hopeless at first, but once that initial investment of time has been put in the game can definitely be played casually.
It's a lot of fun to just mess around with a few people in some cheap frigates (basic small ships), sometimes more so than the actual "expensive" areas of the game.
- mawburn 8y agoMy favorite ships are faction frigs and T1 Cruisers/BCs, by far. They are the most fun to fly and if you pick your fights you'll easily beat bling.
- stereographic 8y agoEven just a couple people flying around in Rifters can take on some decent sized ships if people know what they're doing. I haven't played Eve in years but now I'm suddenly back to wanting to play.
- ajacksified 8y agoBack when I was TEST's training director, my favorite thing to do was lead squads of about a dozen people in either alliance-provided free rifters, or any T2 frigates people wanted to bring. Great learning for the newbies; easy to replace if we lost everything; and every once in a while, we'd find a T2 battleship or carrier doing PVE, all alone, out in space...
- stereographic 8y agoIf you are who I think you are, you were always so helpful and actually got me interested in the game, thanks man o7.
- LanceH 8y agoFor a while, I got into doing this in hi-sec with destroyers that cost 200k-2m each.