EV is a community of like minded individuals that have come together.
They have the mindset of unifying Dust mercs

They hope to build a community free of ego banging epens
They hope to build a bond between allaince members that will translate to complete cohesion on the battlefield

They hope to become a finicaily secure entity in New Eden
They conssit of MAG,BF3,EVE,COD,KZ,CS clans an corps

They are a group that maintains loyalty an respect hoping to reflect that ideal on others
They do not hide secrets from anyone member or enemy
They maintian a strict discpline over its members regarding disrespect an dissention

They live by a code of honor over a merc word

EV Quote

"A man live's his day's by his word. A man can only give his word once, After that its value will depend on the man's actions."
" Value your word with pride an be true to what EV stands for, Honor Respect, Truth, Teamwork."

That is who EV is.

I am the Spawning Genome of EV i am in charge of meeting new corps an trying to get them to join our Alliance.

I am a proud loyal follower to the Hivemind

I am the leader of STB an I am a member of EV

STB is a corporation, EV is an alliance of corporations.

It sounds like they have a fairly serious spy problem at the moment, and they're having difficulty getting rid of it.

sounds just like GOONs!!!!


Again GOON attract hate, good job STB, you are not good, without the hate...



The usual reasons to infiltrate a corporation include hostile politics, greed, and disillusionment

I suggest reason in EvE will be the same so here some examples to get the juices flowing........

The most common greed-based reason to infiltrate a corporation is to establish some measure of trust, and then to abuse that trust to steal anything that isn't locked down. This might be as simple as emptying out a public corp hangar or borrowing a ship blueprint, or it could involve a somewhat more convoluted plan to tackle and kill a ship with valuable modules, as CONCORD will not intervene if members of the same corporation fight each other.

Another common reason is due the loyal player who is frustrated with his corporation (or more typically, his corporate leadership) he may decide to try to help the other side. This can be a bit tricky, since gaining the trust of the people your corporation is fighting; can border on the impossible depending on their level of paranoia. Consistently giving a lot of information to the same person will eventually work, or finding the one responsible for intel, if your information is accurate and leads to the infliction of disastrous losses.

The most common motivation for spying is probably to get better intelligence during wars. Spies want to know about member movements, fleet form-ups, and points of vulnerability. Being able to see a list of people that are online in a given corporation is nice, too, especially if you have

All of this will be relevant with DUST 514 being diffrent but very simillar. If you cannot see this in DUST, open your mind to CCP.