DUST Search - Im considering starting a corporation, is there amy reason why I should.

Roofer Madness wrote:

StaySqueezy wrote:

Jadek Menaheim wrote:

Dovallis Martan JenusKoll wrote:

Starting a corporation may be a good way to gather players, but be wary of trying to start an Alliance.

As of now the Alliance MUST be handled by someone from EVE, and a hidden value that dictates everything your Corp can do are called SHARES. Dust players cannot touch Shares in any form, but if an EVE player manages to get even one, they can... replace the CEO, hire n fire whoever they want, and have free reign on the bank account...

CCP made sure not to include any documentation on these critical Shares in the Dust side of game for some reason...

Edit: As Lt Royal said below, the EVE side of Corporation creation is much more advanced, and aside from the better controls an EVE created Corporation has more than Double the capacity for invites, which means you can have more players in an EVE created Corp than a Dust one, but you can transfer the control to Dust afterwards.

With an EVE side corp management provider you can boost your corporation's potential size above +5000. So basically, it's a bit more than the number of active players on Dust at any given time.

There was over 40k on today.

That's EVE and Dust, not just Dust. CCP's attempt at mindgames.. lol

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StaySqueezy Royal Uhlans Amarr Empire 0	Posted - 2013.12.23 15:06:00 - [1] - Quote Is starting a corp a waste of isk.
Kasote Denzara A Vulture 1542	Posted - 2013.12.23 15:18:00 - [2] - Quote I don't regret it. "Go ahead and dual tank. My Commando dual ganks." -Kasote Denzara The Traitor, in the name of "freedom".
Roy Ventus Foxhound Corporation General Tso's Alliance 780	Posted - 2013.12.23 15:24:00 - [3] - Quote StaySqueezy wrote: Is starting a corp a waste of isk. Get you about 10 solid friends and then make one. Anything less and you're off to a rough start since you need to build up a player base and most people are in corps already or are just casuals. But tbh there's no reason unless you have a specific goal over the years or you want to start a gaming community. It's too much effort for anything else, take it from a former CEO and current second in command. "There once was a time when there wasn't a Roy Ventus and it wasn't much of a time at all." Roy Ventus
Dovallis Martan JenusKoll Osmon Surveillance Caldari State 428	Posted - 2013.12.23 15:25:00 - [4] - Quote Starting a corporation may be a good way to gather players, but be wary of trying to start an Alliance. As of now the Alliance MUST be handled by someone from EVE, and a hidden value that dictates everything your Corp can do are called SHARES. Dust players cannot touch Shares in any form, but if an EVE player manages to get even one, they can... replace the CEO, hire n fire whoever they want, and have free reign on the bank account... CCP made sure not to include any documentation on these critical Shares in the game for some reason... If you can read this, it means you are reading. Unless you are skimming
Lt Royal Subdreddit Test Alliance Please Ignore 2223	Posted - 2013.12.23 15:26:00 - [5] - Quote I would advise you to make the corporation on EVE Online, seeing how it requires next to no skill and you don't need to GÇ£wasteGÇ¥ your Dust SP on building for more members. Also you will have so much better control over the corporation mechanics, then you can just make your dust characters a director to control it consol side. HereGÇÖs my recruiter link if you do decide to make an EVE account and manage your new found corporation from there. Good Luck Gÿ£GÿàGÿP Subdreddit Recruitment Video Gÿ£GÿàGÿP
Soulja Ghostface MCDUSTDONALDS Zero-Day 2111	Posted - 2013.12.23 15:31:00 - [6] - Quote Do It Bro. Make A Corp. A few months ago i was in the same situation you are in right now the trick is to send mail to people after games telling them to join you. The begining is the roughest part though. as NOBODY wants to join an empty corp even if they could be that last piece of a cheese on a corporate burger I PITY* THE FOOL WHO GOT 40+ KILLS BUT LOST +5 EXPENSIVE FITTINGS* I RESPECT* THE MAN THAT GOT 3 KILLS
StaySqueezy Royal Uhlans Amarr Empire 0	Posted - 2013.12.23 15:46:00 - [7] - Quote Thanks for the help. I think I will start one, I have a friend who plays EVE a lot so I will try to work with him.
Jadek Menaheim Xer Cloud Consortium 772	Posted - 2013.12.23 15:54:00 - [8] - Quote Dovallis Martan JenusKoll wrote: Starting a corporation may be a good way to gather players, but be wary of trying to start an Alliance. As of now the Alliance MUST be handled by someone from EVE, and a hidden value that dictates everything your Corp can do are called SHARES. Dust players cannot touch Shares in any form, but if an EVE player manages to get even one, they can... replace the CEO, hire n fire whoever they want, and have free reign on the bank account... CCP made sure not to include any documentation on these critical Shares in the Dust side of game for some reason... Edit: As Lt Royal said below, the EVE side of Corporation creation is much more advanced, and aside from the better controls an EVE created Corporation has more than Double the capacity for invites, which means you can have more players in an EVE created Corp than a Dust one, but you can transfer the control to Dust afterwards. With an EVE side corp management provider you can boost your corporation's potential size above +5000. So basically, it's a bit more than the number of active players on Dust at any given time. [sig=hex.dec]4d7920313333372048617830727a2078706c6f747a20522058706f7364206259206c766c2035204330646562386b727a[/sig]
Viktor Hadah Jr Critical-Impact 1575	Posted - 2013.12.23 16:37:00 - [9] - Quote You better have a lot of ******* time on your hands. Amarr! Try EVE Online Selling Templar BPO
Patrick57 Fatal Absolution 2321	Posted - 2013.12.23 16:47:00 - [10] - Quote I'd say join another player corp, make a lot of friends there, show them you're cool and a good leader. Then when you think you're ready, break off, make a corp, tell the friends you've made about it, and they may follow suit. When I'm depressed, I cut myself......A BIG SLICE OF CHOCOLATE CAKE! nú+

StaySqueezy ZilchmobZ Industries 1	Posted - 2013.12.23 19:49:00 - [11] - Quote I was just about to make one then a corp added me. I guess ill wait for a while. Thanks for all the help.
StaySqueezy ZilchmobZ Industries 1	Posted - 2013.12.23 19:55:00 - [12] - Quote Jadek Menaheim wrote: Dovallis Martan JenusKoll wrote: Starting a corporation may be a good way to gather players, but be wary of trying to start an Alliance. As of now the Alliance MUST be handled by someone from EVE, and a hidden value that dictates everything your Corp can do are called SHARES. Dust players cannot touch Shares in any form, but if an EVE player manages to get even one, they can... replace the CEO, hire n fire whoever they want, and have free reign on the bank account... CCP made sure not to include any documentation on these critical Shares in the Dust side of game for some reason... Edit: As Lt Royal said below, the EVE side of Corporation creation is much more advanced, and aside from the better controls an EVE created Corporation has more than Double the capacity for invites, which means you can have more players in an EVE created Corp than a Dust one, but you can transfer the control to Dust afterwards. With an EVE side corp management provider you can boost your corporation's potential size above +5000. So basically, it's a bit more than the number of active players on Dust at any given time. There was over 40k on today.
Leonid Tybalt DIOS EX. General Tso's Alliance 11	Posted - 2013.12.23 20:03:00 - [13] - Quote Soulja Ghostface wrote: Do It Bro. Make A Corp. A few months ago i was in the same situation you are in right now the trick is to send mail to people after games telling them to join you. The begining is the roughest part though. as NOBODY wants to join an empty corp even if they could be that last piece of a cheese on a corporate burger I'd say that the best way is to create a squad and act as squad leader for other players in pub matches, and then make sure you and your squad kick the snot out of the opposition and earn insane amounts of warpoints. Then you suggest to your squadmates that you should create a corp together. They got to see for themselves how well you played together and thus makes the idea of starting up a new corp more attractive. This was how I almost started my own corp a few times. It didn't happen though, on account of me being lazy. :P
Cpl Foster USMC The Defiants-Team 6 377	Posted - 2013.12.23 20:20:00 - [14] - Quote only if you have friends that already play Dust.... if you do it the other way around, you won't have a Corp or friends..... Please remember people.....this is just a game....relax, put down the sticks, and go hug somebody...
Roofer Madness Tickle My Null-Sac 672	Posted - 2013.12.23 20:25:00 - [15] - Quote StaySqueezy wrote: Jadek Menaheim wrote: Dovallis Martan JenusKoll wrote: Starting a corporation may be a good way to gather players, but be wary of trying to start an Alliance. As of now the Alliance MUST be handled by someone from EVE, and a hidden value that dictates everything your Corp can do are called SHARES. Dust players cannot touch Shares in any form, but if an EVE player manages to get even one, they can... replace the CEO, hire n fire whoever they want, and have free reign on the bank account... CCP made sure not to include any documentation on these critical Shares in the Dust side of game for some reason... Edit: As Lt Royal said below, the EVE side of Corporation creation is much more advanced, and aside from the better controls an EVE created Corporation has more than Double the capacity for invites, which means you can have more players in an EVE created Corp than a Dust one, but you can transfer the control to Dust afterwards. With an EVE side corp management provider you can boost your corporation's potential size above +5000. So basically, it's a bit more than the number of active players on Dust at any given time. There was over 40k on today. That's EVE and Dust, not just Dust. CCP's attempt at mindgames.. lol The Dust 514 AFK song Plasma Cannon FTW
xPr3d4t0rz WSG Wraith Shadow Guards D.E.F.I.A.N.C.E 1	Posted - 2013.12.23 20:27:00 - [16] - Quote Nothing wrong with starting your own corp. Once you have a core group 10-20 guys you can start stomping people in pubbies and fw and more will flock to join you. Most of those will be the casuals, the new players etc. Casuals arent worth as much. New players that you can custom tailor to your needs are priceless. Yes it will take 2-3 months of development but generally they are yours forever once you do that. Loyalty is earned. Once you have it your job is to keep and cultivate it into a force.
StaySqueezy ZilchmobZ Industries 4	Posted - 2013.12.23 20:34:00 - [17] - Quote Roofer Madness wrote: StaySqueezy wrote: Jadek Menaheim wrote: Dovallis Martan JenusKoll wrote: Starting a corporation may be a good way to gather players, but be wary of trying to start an Alliance. As of now the Alliance MUST be handled by someone from EVE, and a hidden value that dictates everything your Corp can do are called SHARES. Dust players cannot touch Shares in any form, but if an EVE player manages to get even one, they can... replace the CEO, hire n fire whoever they want, and have free reign on the bank account... CCP made sure not to include any documentation on these critical Shares in the Dust side of game for some reason... Edit: As Lt Royal said below, the EVE side of Corporation creation is much more advanced, and aside from the better controls an EVE created Corporation has more than Double the capacity for invites, which means you can have more players in an EVE created Corp than a Dust one, but you can transfer the control to Dust afterwards. With an EVE side corp management provider you can boost your corporation's potential size above +5000. So basically, it's a bit more than the number of active players on Dust at any given time. There was over 40k on today. That's EVE and Dust, not just Dust. CCP's attempt at mindgames.. lol Wow and i thought Dust was growing in popularity.
Darken-Sol BIG BAD W0LVES 1018	Posted - 2013.12.23 20:43:00 - [18] - Quote StaySqueezy wrote: Is starting a corp a waste of isk. if you like training soldiers starting a corp is extremely fulfilling. if you are interested in competition just corp hop until you find people you can stand. There was a time we fought good tankers. Now we just fight good tanks.


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