I really love DUST 514. It is honestly a great game, even with its few bugs and what not. I have been getting more and more intrigued by New Eden in general. I went out and picked up Templar One, which I'm about to start reading presently.

I started a 14 day trial just to see what all this EVE hype was about. I'm not a PC gamer per se, so I went and looked up the system requirements. Turns out my lil ol' Mac Book Unibody is sufficient to run it. So, I'm currently downloading the client.

CCP, you have made a fanboy out of me! I guess, with my love for RPG gaming, it wasn't that difficult to reel me in though! Next step, begin working on the neckbeard

So, does anybody have any pointers for an EVE noob?

Let the trolling begin!

When you get to him, his name starts with a D get some help, hopefully someone in a BC will just wtf pwn him for you but 2 frigs can easily take him down (his dps is **** but his tank is damn near unbreakable for a new char)

Join EvE university, it takes a few days for the application to go through so fill it out immediatly. That and do ALL THE INTRO MISSIONS, they give you good money and teach you about the basics of the game, do not skip any of them. When you are doing the sisters of eve quests there is one guy who is an absolute *****. When you get to him, his name starts with a D get some help, hopefully someone in a BC will just wtf pwn him for you but 2 frigs can easily take him down (his dps is **** but his tank is damn near unbreakable for a new char)

I would try it, but I'm afraid I'll get addicted like I did to Dust D:

And plus I don't know if my MacBook Air can handle it...

Join EvE university, it takes a few days for the application to go through so fill it out immediatly. That and do ALL THE INTRO MISSIONS, they give you good money and teach you about the basics of the game, do not skip any of them. When you are doing the sisters of eve quests there is one guy who is an absolute *****. When you get to him, his name starts with a D get some help, hopefully someone in a BC will just wtf pwn him for you but 2 frigs can easily take him down (his dps is **** but his tank is damn near unbreakable for a new char)

The certification system should help you a bit with your skill training by leading you along the right path in terms of skill training. Definitely check out those certificates and shoot for some that you find interesting.

Also, SgtDoughnut makes good suggestions - Do the tutorials, join EVE University, and bring friends to down Dagan when you come to that point in the Sisters of Eve arc.

Also, avoid venturing into lowsec for now, unless you have a death fetish. You can also hit me up in-game if you want if you have any questions, particularly on the industrial side (TheAmazingFlyingPig, same name as on here, just with no spaces). I'm AFK most of the time though, so don't expect a quick reply :3

Fly safe o7

Yeah This^^ and if your corp is part of a notable alliance stick with them(I guess it only counts for people in alliances like Top Men, Test Alliance Please Ignore, PIE's alliance, or any other alliance that has dust side people.)

Just curious, about how long would you say the INTRO MISSIONS take to complete? I want to be able to get to some mining or something to make some easy ISK right away so I can buy some PLEX.

Join EvE university, it takes a few days for the application to go through so fill it out immediatly. That and do ALL THE INTRO MISSIONS, they give you good money and teach you about the basics of the game, do not skip any of them. When you are doing the sisters of eve quests there is one guy who is an absolute *****. When you get to him, his name starts with a D get some help, hopefully someone in a BC will just wtf pwn him for you but 2 frigs can easily take him down (his dps is **** but his tank is damn near unbreakable for a new char)

Join EVE Uni - Learn the game... You have to learn from players that is the sand box.

Southern Cross Corp for PVP training/null pirates

You may consider joining Brave Newbies Inc. too. Their teaching methods are more... Hands on. Those crazy bastards know how to have fun and they are pretty friendly too, they can show you the ropes. Good luck, fly safe and drop us some orbitals in FW will you? :D

I really love DUST 514. It is honestly a great game, even with its few bugs and what not. I have been getting more and more intrigued by New Eden in general. I went out and picked up Templar One, which I'm about to start reading presently.

I started a 14 day trial just to see what all this EVE hype was about. I'm not a PC gamer per se, so I went and looked up the system requirements. Turns out my lil ol' Mac Book Unibody is sufficient to run it. So, I'm currently downloading the client.

CCP, you have made a fanboy out of me! I guess, with my love for RPG gaming, it wasn't that difficult to reel me in though! Next step, begin working on the neckbeard

So, does anybody have any pointers for an EVE noob?

Let the trolling begin!

I'm also thinking of Naming my Character something more based in Lore, more Matari...

I wonder if CCP would allow me a name change for this reason in DUST as well...

Pointer , dont be Minmatar....

As others said you can go no wrong going to Eve Uni. Once you earn a bit of isk and want to take on meaner targets (other players) I then recommend Agony Unleashed classes. Do not be afraid to die early and die often for the sake of learning lessons.

Also if you love New Eden Lore I will forwarn the following link will probably suck you in.
http://community.eveonline.com/backstory/chronicles/

I really love DUST 514. It is honestly a great game, even with its few bugs and what not. I have been getting more and more intrigued by New Eden in general. I went out and picked up Templar One, which I'm about to start reading presently.

I started a 14 day trial just to see what all this EVE hype was about. I'm not a PC gamer per se, so I went and looked up the system requirements. Turns out my lil ol' Mac Book Unibody is sufficient to run it. So, I'm currently downloading the client.

CCP, you have made a fanboy out of me! I guess, with my love for RPG gaming, it wasn't that difficult to reel me in though! Next step, begin working on the neckbeard

So, does anybody have any pointers for an EVE noob?

Let the trolling begin!

I really love DUST 514. It is honestly a great game, even with its few bugs and what not. I have been getting more and more intrigued by New Eden in general. I went out and picked up Templar One, which I'm about to start reading presently.

I started a 14 day trial just to see what all this EVE hype was about. I'm not a PC gamer per se, so I went and looked up the system requirements. Turns out my lil ol' Mac Book Unibody is sufficient to run it. So, I'm currently downloading the client.

CCP, you have made a fanboy out of me! I guess, with my love for RPG gaming, it wasn't that difficult to reel me in though! Next step, begin working on the neckbeard

So, does anybody have any pointers for an EVE noob?

Let the trolling begin!

Cyberntics V early as possible then either secure a loan or buy and sell time cards/plex and get a set of +5% implants. Will be a boring period that you will be tempted to skill elsewhere but long term its well worth it. Actually with the accelerated learning to start it's probably not that long anymore.

I really love DUST 514. It is honestly a great game, even with its few bugs and what not. I have been getting more and more intrigued by New Eden in general. I went out and picked up Templar One, which I'm about to start reading presently.

I started a 14 day trial just to see what all this EVE hype was about. I'm not a PC gamer per se, so I went and looked up the system requirements. Turns out my lil ol' Mac Book Unibody is sufficient to run it. So, I'm currently downloading the client.

CCP, you have made a fanboy out of me! I guess, with my love for RPG gaming, it wasn't that difficult to reel me in though! Next step, begin working on the neckbeard

So, does anybody have any pointers for an EVE noob?

Let the trolling begin!

Dude where you set up. I have a lesson that was passed on to me by my mentor, that I feel I should pass on to you.

Something is telling me this would be a very hard earned lesson!

Something is telling me this would be a very hard earned lesson!