I think I'll share my "arrival" to New Eden with the community. This means I'll post a little update where the world of EVE is seen from the perspective of a brand new player. Some things might be stupid, some irrelevant and others could (potentially) be worth thinking about. :)
You are more than welcome to comment or slip me some advice. Ingame donations (if anyone would go that way) can be sent to my char.
Taltik Nimero
NE-Day001:As some of you found out yesterday I'm now ingame in EVE. I was a bit confused about the way to navigate in New Eden at first. The whole stargate system was killing me. Then again I guess that's just a matter of forgetting what I've learned in other mmo's.
After an hour or so it began feeling rather natural to navigate in New Eden and I came to my first career missions (industry was my choice). From the first mission I felt like I was a part of the way EVE works - I took part in shaping the univers around me. The experience was greater than expected to say the least.
A few missions in I got a new toy - a new ship and it really felt like an award to me. Like taking the first step up the ladder of EVE. I started mining between missions or when I needed food IRL. This way I made my first 5-6mill ISK within the first day.
Before I went to bed last night (remember I'm based in Denmark - Europe) I put up a skill que so I was able to get mining drones today. So I've just logged out for now as the daily update is kicking in. Before leaving New Eden I bought my mining drones and put up a new skill que.
Now I need to figure out what ship to go for next (after the Venture). I'm rather sure I want to focus on mining and transporting as my primary functions outside of missions. Later on when I have many hours ingame and feel even more at home I'll look towards the more PvP based play.
You are more than welcome to comment or slip me some advice. Ingame donations (if anyone would go that way) can be sent to my char.
Taltik Nimero
NE-Day001:As some of you found out yesterday I'm now ingame in EVE. I was a bit confused about the way to navigate in New Eden at first. The whole stargate system was killing me. Then again I guess that's just a matter of forgetting what I've learned in other mmo's.
After an hour or so it began feeling rather natural to navigate in New Eden and I came to my first career missions (industry was my choice). From the first mission I felt like I was a part of the way EVE works - I took part in shaping the univers around me. The experience was greater than expected to say the least.
A few missions in I got a new toy - a new ship and it really felt like an award to me. Like taking the first step up the ladder of EVE. I started mining between missions or when I needed food IRL. This way I made my first 5-6mill ISK within the first day.
Before I went to bed last night (remember I'm based in Denmark - Europe) I put up a skill que so I was able to get mining drones today. So I've just logged out for now as the daily update is kicking in. Before leaving New Eden I bought my mining drones and put up a new skill que.
Now I need to figure out what ship to go for next (after the Venture). I'm rather sure I want to focus on mining and transporting as my primary functions outside of missions. Later on when I have many hours ingame and feel even more at home I'll look towards the more PvP based play.
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