Here is my. It took me 1 year to notice that I had 20 million unused SP that in May 2014 I started using SP. Now at 26 million Sp.

I can't believe in that 1 year I've been running the basic unlimited militia dropsuits xD

LOL, donGÇÖt call yourself stupid for that, JIMvc2. I have run around in a slightly pimped Medic dropsuit fit from my wardrobe for more than a year now. It costs about 4,050 ISK to replace, no matter what experimental module IGÇÖm wearing when I get killed (...and I get killed a lot!)

I felt so danged naked standing in the warbarge lobby, seeing everyone else in a full fitted suit, that I used to walk off to the corner under the stairs (you know the corner I mean), and stand by myself until the match starts.
But being so stingy was worth it. I am now comfortably wealthy.

My early STOOP-ID was as a gunner on someoneGÇÖs dropship. The dropship had no reppers. I had a handheld repper. WeGÇÖd just killed about 24 mercs with the onboard turrets, but the dropship was now smoking from all the damage, and had to land.

I was so eager to try out this new hand-repper I bought, that I hopped out in the clear on the side of the parked dropship, fired the repper at it and watched the fire go out, heard the engines of the DS and thought GÇ£cool,... as a damaged dropship engine starts to heal, it starts to sound just like one of those LAVs driving at high speed.GÇ¥
.... !!!

My squad laughed so hard---and this was back when MICs were still trendy---it must have looked so hilarious when I got road-killed! No one could make his voice sound serious for the rest of the matches.

Here is my. It took me 1 year to notice that I had 20 million unused SP that in May 2014 I started using SP. Now at 26 million Sp.

I can't believe in that 1 year I've been running the basic unlimited militia dropsuits xD

My First Dust 514 Character was Minmatar.

You... i don't even know how to respond

Not being able to figure out how to sprint.

#justblueberrythings

You... i don't even know how to respond

Punch a Remote~ bad idea~

After 7 months of playing (started April 2013) , when a corp member informed me you didn't need to keep holding down L3 to continue to sprint I would have kissed him if I could! Hell if my left thumb isn't at least a little thicker still... And wear-n-tear on the DS3 is significantly reduced...

I wonder how many of us may still not be aware of this one... hmmm...

Oh, I tried searching for an NPC Corp, and was perplexed when it didn't show up. I was like 'I just fought for you, I know you exist!!!'

Ahhh my first flight in a dropship such fond memories. Called in my Myron and lifted offthe ground just trying to figure out the basics. After wobbling into the air I decided to attempt to fly forward. Put the nose down slightly and began picking up speed, I leveled off and was quite happy I had managed to get as far as that. The problems started to occur when I noticed I was flying directly at a mountain. Panic set in as i attempted to turn my craft but only managed to roll it and loose more altitude. Eventually I just pulled back on the stick and avoided the mountain, that's when I stalled, I rolled left and found out how to swing my nose around just in time to see the building I was flying into. Good times.

I feel I did better than most though, I didn't hit the mountain!

Back when I first started, I didn't know what 'AV' stranded for, so when I first used the AV grenade I was perplexed that it did no damage to red berries. So then I thought to myself "These must be extremely high skill weapons" and proceded to try hit enemies with AV grenades directly, and after many failed attempts, I finialy hit an enemy with one, and to my surprise it still did no damage. So I continued, and I think on the same match, to try hit people with one, then, with a enemy LAV very close by, I tried to hit another enemy with one, then, low and behold, the dam grenade flew and hit the LAV, and with this, my peanut sized brain managed to discover that 'AV' standed for Anti-Vehicle.