Why EVE Online’s Small but Mighty Fanbase is Worth the Challenge
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- Опубликовано: 26 май 2024
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We dive deeper into the unique world of EVE Online, a game renowned for its small yet fiercely dedicated fanbase. We'll explore the initial challenges new players face and how these hurdles can turn into a deep, passionate love for the game. Whether you're a seasoned pilot or a curious newcomer, discover what makes this space epic truly special!
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EVE is sociopathic free market capitalism in space, and I love it. Been playing 18 years now with no plans to stop.
I started playing EVE Online a few months after launch when i was in middle school. I still play to this day. I learned more from EVE than i ever have in school.
seeing adverts the graphics hooked me, the fiction and lore hypnotized me, the friends met just made me build my home and feel cozy
Started playing EvE Online in 2008 and still playing it a lot. This game is amazing, a 1 of a kind, there's no other game like EvE Online. Amazing community, spaceships you can fit the way you like, so many things to do like exploring, mining, industry (manyfacturing), pve combat, pvp combat. You can do all this in space with different rules like wormhole space, triglavian space ( Pochven), high security, low security and null security space. So many different types of ships for different roles.This is just a few things. Too much to mention. And let's not forget the huge battles !!! EvE Online forever !!!
I’ve been playing since 2014. Don’t remember what initially brought me in, probably one of the epic trailers. What keeps me is, and this might seem weird to new players and even some old ones, but the depth of the pvp in this game. Yes, you can just click approach or orbit and F1 to kill someone, but it goes way deeper than that. Taking on a full fleet in 3-4 nano ships, you have very in depth pvp. Clicking in space to fly your ship to max your transversal on the fleet, while minimizing their transversal so your guns apply better, while positioning yourself so you can keep a point on the enemy but not close enough for them to scram you. It gets very hard, but so rewarding when you kill half of a 50 man fleet with just a few people. Another reason I stay playing is, of course, the friends I’ve met along the way.
The way you find joy in mining, is getting set up somewhere, targeting the rock, starting the module, and then doing something else. Talking with friends, playing another game, reading a book, whacking, whatever. You're getting isk while you do it, and that's the joy.
Started in 2013 with some friends after one suggested it. Playing today because of the new friends I've made along the way. There's always something to do in the game. There is no "end", it just keeps going and changing based on goals and other players. Expansions help, too.
Great video! I just got into Eve about a month ago also and don’t find a lot of new videos about players impressions. (Also, mining starts getting good in wormholes when you can bring in millions more per trip)
Great video, couldn't say it better myself! I got into eve over 10 years ago after seeing some RUclips videos on it, before that I played the x series, x3 most and it helped with the learning curve of eve because it has the same real economic systems and permanent loss, x games were singleplayer though. Still play x to this day, now the new x4 foundations :)
I started playing eve in 2017 mainly because i saw it went free to play by an advert and i was finally a chance to play it and i would say the variois people that i meet on my journey is what keeps me playing, nowadays i just build stuff and occasipnally go pew pew and also planning big projects keeps me going also :D
Welcome to EVE! o7
I started playing in 2007, while discovering an interest in various sorts of virtual worlds. Since then I have explored many different types, but the ones I find most interesting and enjoyable are the ones that allow the most freedom to create your own experience and are primarily a platform for people/players to drive the world rather than preprogrammed experiences that you can’t change and can’t leave. Eve has that, to a large degree. I’ve played off and on ever since.
Abselutely a fantastic video, and it was really interesting to see eve from a new players point of view that wasnt just "this game is too confusing bye". I originally started playing when i was 14, and ive always liked space-sims. I really like it because how many options it gives you. When ive talked to people about eve, the most common question is "well what do you do", which is a really difficult question to anwser, because i mostly just want to say "well what do you WANT to do?". Also the sense of community you get after joining a good corp is incredible, and is not smth ive experienced in any other mmorpg (and ive played my fair share), and other then that? idk the game is fun and one of the only games where you consistently can get the shakes
Honestly it is an amazing game. It is more the community and friends you make more than anything else.
Relatively new player here.. I love mining myself. After I get done with a dungeon crawl. There is something relaxing about going out to an asteroid and mining it for all it worth. Don't know. I am getting to the point of wanting to join a corporation. But still doing missions and have outfitted my first frigate. It still needs some things before I undock and take it for a spin around the star system. Though I still love my venture .As It has proven to be a good work horse for now.. I love that nothing is really given to you. That you must work for it and earn it as you both progress in skills and do the missions. With nothing being a guarantee that the moment you undock till you dock back up. That any point in time you can be blown out of the sky. Though I know in Highsec that chances are rather low of that happening. But the NPC's ships can, if you are not attentive, will blow your ship up.
I stopped playing Eve in like August of 2016. At the time my toon was like 3-5 years old. I had originally quit due to lack of interest and time. I was sitting at my PC a couple of weeks ago trying to figure out what to play to scratch the gaming itch I was having. I was tired of arena based PVP combat in Halo, Battlefield, and Battlefront II. So, I decided to install the game. Sent a good buddy of mine whom I met because of Eve a screenshot of the download saying can't believe I'm doing this, but here we go again! After the game downloaded, I logged in to all my accounts, got a feel for the interface and controls again since it had been 8 years since I last played. Then I resubbed for 3 months same day. A couple of days later my buddy got his accounts sorted with his new e-mail address and he's back in as well.
EVE is not for everyone. It is however the greatest game I have ever played and I have been playing games since Atari.
Started playing EVE back when Titans were first introduced. Tried going hard into high-sec trade routes. Upgraded to a Badger Mark II (these days it's called a Tayra), got ganked and bounced off the game hard.
I started playing just because I was searching for a spaceships game, but when I experienced all the things that the game offered me, I just fell in love with it.
What brought me to EVE, was a former co-worker, he mentioned the game briefly, I took a look into what it's like. At that time I wasn't interested in MMO's as they inherently require interaction other people, and I had seen and heard my fair share of random people, especially kids doing the most cringe things and just insufferable behavior from random people