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You can sort the playlist in either direction however if this is not the issue please provide more detail.

@@EVEOnlinewithCaptainRamius I can't do that on my TV, unfortunately. (or my phone, apparently?) You aren't the only creator having this issue, something in the workflow has changed I suspect.

I see the reverse chronological order when I view this playlist using my phone. I am not sure how I can tailor this part of the experience for every viewer.

@@EVEOnlinewithCaptainRamius I believe you just change own sorting with the playlist open. That's probably why this happens - it's not obvious that's editing *the playlist* and isn't just your view of it.

GeForce RTX 4070 TI, 2560x1080, Borderless, VSync Off, Frame Rate Limit off, Texture Quality High, Anisotropic x16, SMAA, Normal Upscaling, Supersampling x1.0, Blur off and all others not mentioned are ultra or high.

The sorting of data, from a data science perspective, is not an artifact of how the data is stored when modern data storage architectures are used such as is the case with Google's infrastructure for RUclips. Also there are no options available for the maintenance of a Playlist to affect how the data is viewed by a user. As for how I might know any of this? Good question. I was secretly a software engineer for only about five decades and one does not code into the data for any serious database the sorting order because doing so would be very inefficient because the data will have a different sorting order for every viewer for every user of the data. For this reason, the sorting order is determined by the viewer or the user via the user's application. I hope this makes sense.

I would need more information before being able to say anything useful about this. I generally carry a 10+ notoriety but then I also pay off all my fees and bounties as fast as I can.

Use of a lifeless body would also mean not having to do any environmental studies and this might reduce the governmental red-tape and the costs.

Might want to check on the materials found in the inside of the crater to make sure none of those reflect radiation or line the crater with radiation absorbing materials.

Watch how it is done. Everyone can setup their ships differently. Everyone can remap their keyboards to any keystrokes they wish. There are no correct ways to do anything other than give more damage than you take. Additionally, I think commentaries are pointless unless you wish to be led astray. I do not need to hear myself speak.

@@EVEOnlinewithCaptainRamius No commentary that's why you've only got 2 likes, we can not learn this way !!!!

One size does not fit all for a complex game like Eve Online. The commentary would have said just one thing, "take less damage than you dish out" however this should be known by all who dare to play this game. The real purpose of the video was to show what you can expect, at a macro level, rather than this is what you do to complete this mission when the thing you will do will be different for all who play other than the very well known, "take less damage than you dish out".

Corina or Jefferson are my choices.

@@EVEOnlinewithCaptainRamius ok thx, i guess it was Corina then

Did it sound like Counselor Troi from Star Trek Next Generation?

@@EVEOnlinewithCaptainRamius hahaha exactly!

Not a mod. It is an external program called "ED Copilot" and it runs in the background as I play with its UI sitting on my 2nd monitor as I play. ED Copilot has numerous features however it monitors the game's log file(s) as I play. I find it very useful and hopefully you will also. Enjoy.

I am not hearing any audio issues.

My PC Specs: AMD Ryzen Threadripper 1920x and RTX 4070 ti.

@EVEOnlinewithCaptainRamius quite beefy. Thanks

Thanks. It gets the job done, most of the time, in the 60 FPS range.

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ED Copilot. ED Copilot can do a ton of automation and for me it runs on my 2nd monitor as I play the game. It monitors the log files and does its thing accordingly. It is exactly like having a dedicated Copilot. Have fun with it.

@@EVEOnlinewithCaptainRamiushey great video is ed co pilot free?

Yes, ED Copilot is free however they may ask for optional donations.

Nobody likes to have to wait in-game for things to happen but such is life, sometimes.

E-breach can be useful but a bit pricey depending on the contents of the thing being opened.

ED Copilot has numerous options.

Perhaps I should have disabled the Settlement Alarms before going for the target. On the other hand, this was not a covert mission so alarms didn't matter. Thanks for your comments.

The voice, not from the game, is called ED Copilot. ED Copilot monitors your game's log file and does voice reports as you play. Available only for the PC version of the game. I run ED Copilot on my 2nd monitor.

@@EVEOnlinewithCaptainRamius awesome thanks

ED Copilot is well worth using. Makes me feel like I have a real copilot in-game. You don't need to have two monitors but it does make the experience better.

Rather than show you a build because my build will depend upon my skills and your builds will depend upon your own skills; I prefer to respond by giving you some things to consider. Look at your skills and determine how to first mod your ship for survivability. Shield or armor tank? Speed tank? What is your survivability? Then consider sustainability. How can you keep your shields or armor tank sustained? Generally this requires energy. Then consider damage per second. You can mod your ship to deal less damage but have better sustainability and still win the fight. Then learn how to control your relative angle of attack between your ship and the target; generally this is all about your transversal and the higher the better. Hopefully some of this may help your builds.

@@EVEOnlinewithCaptainRamius I really appreciate this. I have been playing since 2016 in primarily have been doing high-sec mining because I only had a laptop and I just recently got a gaming PC and have been able to get into the real meat of the game.

You will get there. Take your time and set your goals for yourself. I would prioritize defensive skills over offensive and some of those very important skills can seem to take some time to raise them to max but they are all worth the wait. I too have spent most of my time in high sec but even there you will not find a ton of safety unless you are vigilant. Keep having fun.

Rumbled?

@@EVEOnlinewithCaptainRamius seen and multi enemies coming at you .

It is actually way more efficient, in terms of run-time, to set off the settlement alarm then wait for all the NPCs to rush you assuming you pick a nice choke point and you're not doing a "stealth" mission where setting off the alarm would fail the mission. Get yourself a Grade 5 plasma pistol with max ammo in the chamber and you're two shots from killing all those NPCs then have some fun. Highly recommended for saving time.

@@EVEOnlinewithCaptainRamius cheers for the info, today I failed a deliver contraband mission…I got scanned from a security guard that I swear wasn’t on my map ..I ran to a choke point and waited..managed to amass 175k in rebuy bounties costs lol, the mission had already failed on getting scanned and I used my G5 tormentor in my G5 Mav suit..I have 2 G5 mavs one modded for nvg and one modded for daylight slightly different from the other , I actually don’t think it matters to the game if it’s light or dark, but stealth and patience is the key ..whatching that Red circle on the radar to see if they’re in hearing distance…You’ve probably guessed I’m very new to on foot gameplay, although I’ve been playing elite since 2016 ..to be honest, it’s much more enjoyable now than when first launched, there are still a few bugs, but at least frame rates makes it playable now.and it’s actually kept me playing..I do find .it’s harder to find anarchy bases out in Colonia where I play.

Getting scanned is always a problem. I ran into this same issue and I chose to avoid all NPCs when running missions in settlements, after a few missions it became easier to avoid getting scanned. It also became easier to adopt a play-style where I always go for the alarms then exterminate all the NPCs. If an NPC looks like they are scanning me they get exterminated, better to take the bounty than get scanned. I can always clear bounties later. Watch your radar when avoiding the scans and keep a discreet distance.

Small ship. Easy to land, anywhere. Good number of hard points. Reasonable shields. Two SRVs, if you can swing it. Perfect ship for wetwork. My thoughts exactly. Thanks for watching and supporting my channel. You're awesome.

You may wish to check your throttle settings to see if "continuous" may not be set. Let me know if this helps.

@@EVEOnlinewithCaptainRamius hi again, sorry for any confusion, I actually meant your throttle, I noticed the constant engine noise, then zero revs, like you were tapping on the fwd key so it didnt run away with you . o7

Yes, I think my throttle is set to always be at the setting where I placed it rather than dynamic.

I appreciate your comments and support for the channel. O7.

You need to make bookmarks within visual distance of each gate and then so you can get around any bubbles. Do not make bookmarks within direct line of sight from the last gate to the next. Travel from incoming gate back away from the gate then at an odd angle towards the next gate to the back of that gate within 9000 km then to that gate using a vector not blocked by a bubble. Do this well to remain alive with your ship intact.

@@EVEOnlinewithCaptainRamius yeah but how far do the bookmarks need to be away so i dont get pulled, do you know by chance?

Bubbles only "pull" you out of warp when your travel vector intersects the bubble or would intersect the bubble. Each grid is 9000 km so you can see everything within 9000 km. You can test this at any gate or station in High Sec to verify. Your observation perch can be 9000 km away from the gate you wish to use in Low/Null Sec and you can see everything at that gate but others must scan you down to warp to you though they too can see you if your ship is not cloaky. Warp to your observation perch before using the gate; notice who is on that gate. See anything hinky and warp away. Best to use a blockade runner or cloaky ship. Setup your bookmarks in advance using a clocky ship. Let me know if I can elaborate more. Fly safe.

Could not agree more. If you notice how I line-up, this may not be obvious, but I align the nav point to my cockpit then rotate when the nav point appears to align with my experience and bingo it all just works. I am sure I cannot describe it here and do it justice but it seems to work for me. Keep flying dangerous.

In the video I am using a grade 5 Tormentor however you should be able to find a grade 3 if you stop at all the Frontier Shops you can find; this is what I did and it saved me quite a bit of time not having to farm those first three grades. My Tormentor has extra ammo and both audio mods. I use this weapon the most when running on-foot missions because it kills any target in two shots or one shot if there are no shields. The Tormentor shines if you allow the settlement alarms to be triggered because then every target you can kill will come to you but make sure you have enough ammo and use your cover wisely. I prefer disabling the alarms before doing anything else but the other way is also a hoot. Thanks for the comments and keep watching, there's more content coming every day.

There were no issues when the video was rendered or when it was uploaded. Thanks for taking the time to report the issue.

By the time I ran the mission you watched I had a ton of Metal Coils and did not need any more. Metal Coils do not trade well so no need to grab them always. Thanks for your comments.

I understand where you are coming from however Eve Online is a fairly complex game and how I am able to complete any specific mission may not have any bearing on how you get there due to the many and varied builds available in the game. The strategy is simple, deal more damage than you take. You can shield tank, armor tank or speed tank. In all cases you will want to keep your transversal speed up and this can be done, during the early game, by orbiting your target(s) to help mitigate incoming damage (a form of speed tanking) combined with either shield or armor tanking. thanks for the comments. Hoping this helps.

Love it!

Yes, L2 Security mission rats are weak. Thanks for the comments.

I am not sure what you mean. Engineer your fit for your intended purpose. There are modules you can use to reduce or increase the amount of CPU uses as well as rigs and implants and skills, etc.