I was asked today if I have fun playing EVE Online. I had to answer in the affirmative. EVE is a hard game to describe. EVE can be easy to pick up but is definitely hard to master. To describe EVE you must describe the sandbox that is EVE.
Anything you want to do that is possible within the mechanics of the game, you can. And I mean ANYTHING literally. What ever you want to do, be it manufacturer, trader, miner, lead Alliances, or even be a pirate. All I can say is find something you like to do and have fun.
EVE is the only game I know of where you can steal 45 BILLION isk (the in-game currency) from your corporation (like a guild in other MMO's) and get congratulations from one of the game developers.
EVE is a game played on a single server. Tens of thousands of players online at any given time. Thousands of star systems populate the galaxy of New Eden. EVE is a game where one of the largest battles ever, with over 4000 pilots in system, makes the BBC news.
Even if you play EVE, you can never fully understand it. Nor is it easy to describe. All I can suggest is that you try it for yourself. Click the link to the right and sign up for a free 21-day trail. Let me know what you think and any questions you may have. I will do my best to answer them.
Anything you want to do that is possible within the mechanics of the game, you can. And I mean ANYTHING literally. What ever you want to do, be it manufacturer, trader, miner, lead Alliances, or even be a pirate. All I can say is find something you like to do and have fun.
EVE is the only game I know of where you can steal 45 BILLION isk (the in-game currency) from your corporation (like a guild in other MMO's) and get congratulations from one of the game developers.
EVE is a game played on a single server. Tens of thousands of players online at any given time. Thousands of star systems populate the galaxy of New Eden. EVE is a game where one of the largest battles ever, with over 4000 pilots in system, makes the BBC news.
Even if you play EVE, you can never fully understand it. Nor is it easy to describe. All I can suggest is that you try it for yourself. Click the link to the right and sign up for a free 21-day trail. Let me know what you think and any questions you may have. I will do my best to answer them.
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