You need at least 160mill in the corp (for clone packs) to actually take a district if it has 300 clones (providing you guys actually win the matches)

To participate in PC... I think you're just gunna have to wait till they open more planets and districts... Or if you do get enough money you can go for it.

Not that I mind, but it seems that whoever joins EVE corps or form one that recruits like crazy with spamming advertisements. I'm in a good corp with an alliance and we've been recruiting a lot of players and all been supportive donating as much as we can, but the donations are still below the requirements to get the clone packs for the PC. After the first clone packs, then what? I suppose we would have to donate all over again for that much. But I think if the ISK requirement was lowered, it would give other corps a fighting chance to try out the PC. I enjoy playing in the normal matches, but I'm anxious to try out PC. And no, I'm not gonna leave my corp for another just to get in PC. What can we do to participate in the PC equally?

I am in new Eden. I am adapting. I am asking. Thank you.

I thought the requirement was 80 mil.

"And no, I'm not gonna leave my corp for another just to get in PC"

If I could give you a million of likes, I would do it.

80 mill for 1 clone pack. If you win a PC game, it will take out 150 clones the district has. However if the district has a total of 300 clones, you will have to buy another clone pack(80 mil) to attack again to take care of the remaining 150 clones.

80 mill for 1 clone pack. If you win a PC game, it will take out 150 clones the district has. However if the district has a total of 300 clones, you will have to buy another clone pack(80 mil) to attack again to take care of the remaining 150 clones.

That would take MONTHS for most corps at this point to collect that much, especially since most blueberries are not willing to part with their ISKs when it comes to gears and supplies.

Not trying to be an ass, but if your members are not willing to donate a few iskies, how would you expect them to dedicate time, often outside their normal times, to defending your districts and attacking others?

Seems to me if they are not loyal enough to help the corp with some iskies, they sure as hell aren't gonna dedicate time to the corp's PC efforts.

Not that I mind, but it seems that whoever joins EVE corps or form one that recruits like crazy with spamming advertisements. I'm in a good corp with an alliance and we've been recruiting a lot of players and all been supportive donating as much as we can, but the donations are still below the requirements to get the clone packs for the PC. After the first clone packs, then what? I suppose we would have to donate all over again for that much. But I think if the ISK requirement was lowered, it would give other corps a fighting chance to try out the PC. I enjoy playing in the normal matches, but I'm anxious to try out PC. And no, I'm not gonna leave my corp for another just to get in PC. What can we do to participate in the PC equally?

I am in new Eden. I am adapting. I am asking. Thank you.

It takes patience and time. A good way to gather money is holding weekly lotteries. Keeping members is a matter of consistent planning and stablizing communication.

1.Have your ceo plan a roadmap. Stick to that roadmap.
2.He should NOT assign any directors until you are ready to PC.
3.Make sure you get in an alliance with EVE support.
4.Encourage your members to skill up and save money.
5.DO NOT let losing tear you a part. There will be tears, and no matter what you need to stay calm and focused on having fun. I know losing is not fun, but you are going to lose a lot. You may not even win your first 10 matches, but if you quit then you will never know what you are made of.

that is true, is damned competitive with all dust players fighting over a fraction of the planets of one region. CCP needs to open up more regions and planets asap.

I predict in 1-2 weeks the whole map will be 100% blakenized by a few super powers. Any small independent corps will just be gobbled up and evicted.

I honestly think they want people to fight over stuff. They are testing it. Even though the game is "commercial" released they are still using Beta strategies it seems. I feel once CCP is comfortable with it's progress than they will open up more districts, land, planets, ect.

What about the ones already in possession of the districts? Won't they try to take over the other ones since they already have the ISKs ready?

What about the ones already in possession of the districts? Won't they try to take over the other ones since they already have the ISKs ready?

That's not the point. Half of the blueberries were newberries fresh out of the academy and the corp we are in is new, about 10 days now. That's why I said that PC is not possible for new corps.

They might but there comes a point when they will have too much land and not enough defenders. In time (not soon TM) there will be enough to go around.

To the topic maker that is true, is damned competitive with all dust players fighting over a fraction of the planets of one region. CCP needs to open up more regions and planets asap.

I predict in 1-2 weeks the whole map will be 100% blakenized by a few super powers. Any small independent corps will just be gobbled up and evicted.

Not that I mind, but it seems that whoever joins EVE corps or form one that recruits like crazy with spamming advertisements. I'm in a good corp with an alliance and we've been recruiting a lot of players and all been supportive donating as much as we can, but the donations are still below the requirements to get the clone packs for the PC. After the first clone packs, then what? I suppose we would have to donate all over again for that much. But I think if the ISK requirement was lowered, it would give other corps a fighting chance to try out the PC. I enjoy playing in the normal matches, but I'm anxious to try out PC. And no, I'm not gonna leave my corp for another just to get in PC. What can we do to participate in the PC equally?

I am in new Eden. I am adapting. I am asking. Thank you.