You can find me on there take a guess at the nick i use? also have another toon by the name of Tavarus Excavar. Been playing eve since 09 got into incursions a month after they came out wrote a how to logi guide for them and have been doing nothing but since. I have also made a few vids :) http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1D4A805E4890863F

glad you think so i rarely invest any time in to trying to do any camera work or cinematography. and cap is usually short for capacitor

I started playing EVE Online in summer 2004 (after hearing about one of the numerous scams that happen in-game) and got recruited 2 days later into one of the first corporations the game ever had. The corp trained me and gave me better ships, and that was it. I got hooked so badly by the PvP. We were part of an alliance named after the Curse region we'd lay about in and we had such fleet fights! I've had *the* *most* *awesome* moments in there (and I started playing video games in the mid 80s). And also the most enraging ones too. I remember quite a few evenings where I ended up exiting the game, hands trembling, heart pumping, thinking I'd never play the game again, usually because of some ship loss either because of my own stupidity or because of a fleet op gone wrong, usually having brought a ship I couldn't afford to replace without a lot of effort. Then again, I'd also end up, still hands trembling and heart pumping, elated, screaming my head off gleefully after a successful fight and a well organised fleet op. I ended up quitting not so much because of the gameplay itself, but because this game started messing up with my RL. This game is *so* time consuming. I'd spend whole evenings in-game and sometimes not so much would even happen. It could be frustrating at times. These days I have a lot less time available to play and EVE is just *too* time consuming. But man was it hard to unsubscribe. At first I'd not even play any more but would log on just to set my skill trainings thinking I'd get back into the game later. It took me months. Still, I've been following what CCP has done over all those years and I still think they've got most of it all right. If I wasn't so stay-at-home, I'd go to Iceland and ask for a job interview. They've had a few jobs I could have applied for over the years. *sigh* :)

it's the FPS game of the EVE verse on PS3 Quite fun, once you get the hang of it and the way the skills are handled, it sure should be applied in the EVE Online UI as well it's much clearer

thebluespectre wrote:

I have this weird mental image of Experia charging some simulspace players 500 real-life credits for a virtual monocle.

Hehe yeah that's why I said CCP got [i][b]most[/b][/i] of it all right. That wasn't their best idea and they got quite a backlash for it. On the other hand, Experia's monocle probably [i][b]has[/b][/i] some effect in the player's simulspace.