"what's over there?" you may ask "lowsec? where i can be killed away from stations and gates? hmm.....but i can make so much money out there! is it worth it?"

ANYONE ELSE SEE A PROBLEM HERE

Adapt or Die

In eve, you start the game in a very tightly controlled area of high security space. if anyone so much as farts in your direction, they're blasted to pieces by NPCs. Sure you "can" kill new players, but why would you even bother? you gain nothing, and most eve players just want there to be more eve players, not turn them away day one

in dust, you're thrown in a pot with prototype users and people with 12 million sp and expected to "adapt or die"

in eve, you transition from the newbie areas to proper high sec, with things to do like faction warfare and missioning. you will probably join a carebear corp and do boring things for a while. but it's boring and doesn't pay very where. what else is there? that's when you start looking at your map and see some space with yellow and orange security levels. "what's over there?" you may ask "lowsec? where i can be killed away from stations and gates? hmm.....but i can make so much money out there! is it worth it?"

in dust, you're thrown in a pot with prototype users and people with 12 million sp and expected to "adapt or die"

in eve, you've been hanging around lowsec for a while. you lost some ships, but you learned from the experience, you take things slowly. you're eventually recruited by a nullsec corp which borders the lowsec you've been roaming. You're already somewhat experienced in the art of avoiding the gank and ganking others, and you've heard tales of the boundless riches and massive wars that await nullsec pilots, but also the drama and griefing and other such stuff. you decide to go for it anyway

in dust, you're thrown in a pot with prototype users and people with 12 million sp and expected to "adapt or die"



ANYONE ELSE SEE A PROBLEM HERE

In eve, you start the game in a very tightly controlled area of high security space. if anyone so much as farts in your direction, they're blasted to pieces by NPCs. Sure other more experienced players "can" kill new players, but why would they even bother? they gain nothing, and most eve players just want there to be more eve players, not turn them away day one

in dust, you're thrown in a pot with prototype users and people with 12 million sp and expected to "adapt or die"

in eve, you transition from the newbie areas to proper high sec, with things to do like faction warfare and missioning. you will probably join a carebear corp and do boring things for a while. but it's boring and doesn't pay very where. what else is there? that's when you start looking at your map and see some space with yellow and orange security levels. "what's over there?" you may ask "lowsec? where i can be killed away from stations and gates? hmm.....but i can make so much money out there! is it worth it?"

in dust, you're thrown in a pot with prototype users and people with 12 million sp and expected to "adapt or die"

in eve, you've been hanging around lowsec for a while. you lost some ships, but you learned from the experience, you take things slowly. you're eventually recruited by a nullsec corp which borders the lowsec you've been roaming. You're already somewhat experienced in the art of avoiding the gank and ganking others, and you've heard tales of the boundless riches and massive wars that await nullsec pilots, but also the drama and griefing and other such stuff. you decide to go for it anyway

in dust, you're thrown in a pot with prototype users and people with 12 million sp and expected to "adapt or die"




ANYONE ELSE SEE A PROBLEM HERE