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I was away from like 2004 to 2019, pretty much felt like it used to, UI had changed but tons of stuff was still there.

Bucklin . Your name is Bucklin

The end game is when you have 3 computers with multiple monitors on each and multiple internet lines with super quick ping rates to the eve online server. Now you have reached the end game.

Been an active participant in the lore since release. Always will remain my favorite sci fi setting.

stop being self centered brother.. patches are not just for single player but for additional or better contents.. not everything about you.. ok

Timestamps.

I entered New Eden nearly 20 years ago and am perpetually enthralled learning the lore and history of the cluster. Great introduction to the mayhem, thank you.

I think that eve endgame is having the money to do what you want with having to grind thousands of hours. It doesn't mean you have to be omega even.

Way way way back. My friend got me into eve. I was doing ok. I was having good fun. He said hear ya go. He gave me a million ISK. I played for few more minutes. Then logged. Three days later he called me. Dude. I thought you were having fun. I said yeah. But now that I got million ISK. What the heck else can I do. LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 13 years later on my 2nd extended break. September 20th I am coming back.

Great run-down. Well done! 👍

If you dig into the lore you will see the gallente are not so free, the caldari are not so bad, the minmatar are actually the worst culturally, and the amarr actually are supposed to release thier slaves after a certain time. Eve lore has lots of complexities 😊

Been playing a while now, across 5 characters I have been flying solo and enjoying it playing a character from each of the major powers has let me see all sides of the coin. I now "live" in New Eden roleplaying each character, makes me feel immersed in the ships I fly. Most fun I had for 2 weeks is my Minmitar character. Taking anything in active sites not bolted down and warping off with a constant target on my back is a thrill. Amplified by blasting Norse music to further place my immersion at 10/10 lol.

Iv been back since May, key is to find a good group of plex hording degenerates sure to enable your addictive personality. you've been warned 😅

Funny enough, it's the mining for me. But also there is so much more and you only just touched on it. Been playing since 2014 on and off. (I do tend to get a bit heavily involved and start to burn out) but I keep going back because of the interactions good and bad. This could easily turn into a wall of text. Thank you for the video, great work.

end game eve content is when you pay your mortgage with isks farming 20-30b a day

I'm less obligated to log in, my Accounts all specialised.

Once I fly and lose a Titan, manufacture every ship, mine and huff every harvestable, anchor every structure, and FC every type of fleet possible... I have then, won EVE.

Eve is a hobby not a casual game.

Ok then get multiple monitors, a powerful computer. And fast internet. Lag needs to be less than 75 milliseconds to the CCP eve online server. Then set up multiple accounts. And be ready to use 2 or 3 accounts at the same time when playing with out your team. Now you are ready to play eve online.

This is a fantastic video. super helpful to me right now as i just started playing.

There are so many games out there that I just accept I won't get every daily reward. Thats fine, because in the grand scheme of things it doesn't really matter to my character's progression. Personally though, FOMO doesn't really hit but I guess its why I enjoy gaming now more than I have ever versus when I was younger. If I know I'm going to miss out on something, then its just that. Maybe eventually I will go back to it, but its cool if I miss out cause the game is the game at the end of the day.

I like the take: “you are no longer new when you can create content for yourself and others in a specific niche.” And the equivalent to endgame being: “the content you create is in what ever shape might fit … successful”

This video is so misleading and a crime to new players. Minmatar is the BEST faction!

Contact me in game for a nice surprise. Qanata. I’ll give you a gift for your Abaddon ambitions. :-)

For my many years of playing eve my main goal was to fly a titan and i worked my ass off to get their , finely i got the training and ISK to get one , bought it and fitted it and sat ontop of a keepstar staring at it , i never took it into battle or shot and someone , i dit nothing with it , and that is a hard reality of eve to accept , you work your ass off to get something in game , then you get it but you cant do anything with it couse iets to mutch of a knock to your corp and the killmail is gonne get put up everywhere and and and ,,,, the point im trying to make is yea eve has goals and dam right go for them , but dont be disapointed when you get their and iets not what you hopet it would be , focus on what you got , sell the things you cant do anything with and move on to something fun in game like faction warfare or anything els in eve can keep you happy , you just gotto go find it and thats what makes this game so great ,,,,, the way you go find out something els .

that NEXT thing.

"end game" of EVE Online is having enough knowledge and skill to fund any activity you want to do, including unconventional PVP.

If I could drop some knowledge, is eve online doesn’t really have an endgame, as the goals always get “bigger” we go from ships to in game goals, I went from tuskers ( what some players consider end game ) and it just didn’t feel endgame ( it was for me at some point ) but now after nearly 4 years playing I just don’t have one ( end game ), but getting back to track on the knowledge part, a new player stops being new when they can understand any part of the game with out much trouble…. ( if you or anyone else needs any advise on the game make sure to send a message in game to Duvismo Castro )

Just one comment from a 15 year player. You are going to need multiple accounts and the ability to play 2 or 3 accounts at the same time. Just how EVE is. If you want to be some one in EVE that is how it is done.

you win the game when you stop playing, been playing since 2009, i have no idea whats going on now a days, i just run lvl 3 and 4 missions just to say i still play.

As an 12 Years EvE PvP Player i can Tell you Endgame is shit. PvP 1vs As Many the Enemy can Field. Thats all. if you like it enjoy it!

My content is: DED sites PI 126 planets Farming wormholes day tripping Mining anomalies Ratting CRAB The crazy thing is, that's like 10% of the game. There's so much more to do in the game, different ways to make isk Only been playing for 2 years

Air daily goals are not daily login rewards.

Pro tip: as someone who has been doing FW for a little while I highly recommend using faction frigs they deal more damage and have more fitting options as well as more tank.

Amarr is the worst

AMARR IS NOT THE BEST FACTION AND MINMATAR IS NOT THE WORST!

I am only 7 months into my EvE journey and I love this. Please keep going and don't get discouraged ! As a FW Angel Pilot, and now living in NS with my small (50~) corp. I love it, it's great. Hope to see you soon my friend o7 it'd be a fun fight Bucklin.

I took a four year break and I afk skilled the entire time.. I basically had to relearn the whole game Gain lol..

I've played eve on and off from launch, I've recently returned from a 10-year break, too. Didn't start a new character, though, I just play casually nowadays. I'm just playing solo atm. This is completely different to my last stint, where I got heavily involved in alliance politics. I have 4 children now, so I can't dedicate that kind of time anymore. I'm enjoying it though, lots of changes but also lots the same 🙂

I've met new noobs, I've met OG noobs (literally teh guy has been playing 10+ years but has no idea about pvp or pve). I been playing 4 years im always learning but i am always diversifying my exp

Try setting a goal to make enough ISK to buy enough PLEX so you don't have to use any real world money to always be Omega. ;)

Eve is the greatest MMO ever made but the learning curve is basically straight up. I have been in and out of Eve since 2008 and I still consider myself a noob.

i started eve last week

Soooooo, no 10 tips ig

Could argue you are no longer new when you can self- fund plexing your character and make / buy all the kit you need for the activities you enjoy without needing to use your credit card… but I speak as a 15yr vet who has stopped and started several times and never wanted to fly anything bigger than a T2 battleship

I've been playing on off for 10 years and consider myself not a noob, and yet have not touched most of the 'end game content'. I subbed 2 accounts for 2 or 3 years skilling and waiting. Did a lot of FW Farming. Dreamed of all the things I want to do. But life changed and I stopped playing. Since I have not been motivated to subscribe again just due to life and the sticker price of 2 accounts. I have been doing ALOT of Alpha content. I've tested and done everything just about now and know what the limits are. Probably spent more time playing Eve for free. But that means there is tons of stuff I have yet to do. Yet I have probably a few thousand hours of Eve experience. Not a noob but have not done most things!

Joined a nullsec alliance several months ago. Never looked back.

A noob is someone scared of and mad at losing ships. If you shrug it off, accept the learning lesson, learn from it, then you're a veteran. Some are born vets, some will die noobs.

welcome to eve! i have almost 200 million skill points and have played for 11 years, so my idea of what a noob is is probably different that someone that has played half that, or double! like you said its been around for 21 years and is pretty deep, takes alot longer than most games to shake off that new player feeling! and ya i am still learning plenty! also most don't strive for titans because they not only take so long to train as you point out, but they are expensive as hell and while that money can be made in game, many end up swiping their credit card to get those big shineys and most of those ships rarely if ever see combat! "endgame" for me is mastery V for all subcapitals! i'm prob a couple years off that! lol!

It's not about making it easy for new players, it's about "right sizing" your ship to the challenge. Smaller ships have their own advantages inherently. They are faster, provide a smaller target, etc... If you understand the different dynamics and take advantage of them you will of course do much better and it will be much easier. If you don't understand but luck into a good fit for a particular challenge, you will also do much better and it will be much easier. Eve is not 'bigger is better bruh!" It's very much about understanding all of the dynamics at play. "Bigger is better!" Is checkers thinking when Eve is using chess thinking.