BEST Way to Learn PvP in Eve Online!! 

I should be good at this soon then lol

Just have to find a way to fund these hundreds of ships I will lose

@@MegaSeraphimon oh come on... Ships are cheap

"learning to fly: is the art of throwing yourself at the ground and missing." -Douglas Adams "The Hitchhikers Guide"

You got shanghaied into piracy. While I believe in trial by fire, that's basically immolating your hi-sec reputation. But not a bad start in the game's 5th year.

Haha classic

good old Jamgu

OK, It appears the latest 2022 install DOESNT include this guide, although the earlier/2021 install did. Sorry folks.

I fix! Starting with this video! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xgUEQlTXpW8.html

Pretty much all still applies, TYVM indeed and happy hunting!

Asset safety stations in lowsec are almost always camped, so be careful.

I'm new to EVE. What do you find the more interesting / fun things to do?

Monkey i am in null and god you might feel safe but you don't know the shadows that are lurking near

I ended up getting an Endurance and getting really good on d-scan and cloaking. Really ticks them off when you simply vanish and fly off cloaked at full speed in any direction.

SumBrennus no, unless u link

Resurrected Starships Gimme some in WH ! I WANT MY SHARE OF TARGETS Merry xmas friend. Hope to cross your way one day friend

nah null is where i hang out. come to delve and fight :) way less camping in null than low

i have you heard our lord an savior BoB. BoB beckons you to wormhole space

@rikilamaru clearly bob wants you to live in null just ask His Holiness Max Singularity, Sixth of His Name, the true Amarr Emperor.

i lived in null for very large chunk of time :P

Price has nothing to do with how good a ship is, it's all supply and demand. T2 is not better than T1, it's specialized. A stealth bomber is a T2 frigate, yet it would die to anything that can hit it, even a T1 frigate. A kiting Garmur will die to any T1 frigate that lands a scram on it. MWD Blaster Daredevil can die to any scram kiting T1 frigate with dual webs, like a dual web railgun Merlin. Cruor will die (or be forced off) to a lot of T1 frigates that are buffer tank and use capless guns. A Rifter with barrage will kill an Enyo if the pilot is stupid and doesn't use null. Etc. zkillboard.com/kill/56054188/ Heavy Assault Cruiser killed by me in a T1 frigate. zkillboard.com/kill/62241679/ T3 Destroyer killed by me in a navy frigate. zkillboard.com/kill/64712552/ T2 Frigate killed by me in a navy frigate. And that's just me. There are plenty of good pilots that kill bigger and blingier all the time. AT frigates have the price of a Titan and while they are super strong, they are still frigates and will die to the right ship like everything else. zkillboard.com/kill/66370950/ 100 BILLION frigate died to a 30 million one. zkillboard.com/kill/33382803/ Navy Frigate killed by a rookie ship. There is no such thing as ISK tank.

@@xellotathtier2356 Wonder why i didn't get notification of this 2 years back, you are right that more money ship is not guaranteed win. However many victories come from rock paper scissors fights rather then... piloting skills. Example, lets say you have a brawler ship, good tank but not good speed and gun range, and since your on defensive side any opponent has time to go to a station, adjust fit or change ship to be something that can counter you hard, not saying they can somehow foresee the fit you have but might get a good idea on how to counter you hard. Here's example fly a Assault Frigate that can only go 2.5 K speed with MWD and only 5-15 Range for guns, then comes a Tristan that can fly 4 K speed and just dumps drones on you, best case scenario you blow his drones and he retreats because you can't catch up. Eve is kinda built around "fight only if you know you can win" if your solo.

@@felixdumbravescu2725 It is rock paper scissors in a 1v1 to an extend, but not every fight is a hard counter. In your own example, the nano Tristan is slow as fuck (nobody roams nullsec or wormhole with a nano tristan), that 2.5k/s AF can overheat and catch the Tristan, specially because you cannot react to oh mwd (even if you notice the oh immediately and oh yourself, you still have to wait for your next mwd cicle). Another example, lets say you are in a blaster Incursus and slide into a scram kite Executioner. He is faster than you and he's already at range when you land. He's paper, you are rock. He wins right? Well no, you can double click behind you which will make his keep at range approach you, then you turn around and catch up. You can also break his scram and get away this way. Now if he has a mwd long point fit and you're ab blaster, then yeah hard countered. But solo isn't 1v1, so there is much more to consideration than rock paper scissors. I hate how low sec put the bad habit of thinking solo as 1v1 in a plex to many players. Anyone who solos anywhere else gets blobbed nearly every single time. I mean you are roaming null in a blaster Deimos, you take a gate and a Hyperion, Jaguar and a Sabre are at 0 on the other side, plus a Tornado at a distance too. How you fight this by yourself is where skill and knowledge comes into play.

*all I seem to get is fights with players that have multiple accounts.* - I do not generally find this to be true in my experience. Sometimes, but not usually. Besides multiboxing is a skill that most people cannot do well and is something a more focused player can take advantage of.

I usually found it in the form of originally being one on one, only to find that as soon as I would start to win then other ships were flown in to counter my advantage. At first I thought "Fair enough, that's the game" but after having a few chats with some of the players that I lost too, they told me about the way that they play. Guess what that was, yep multiple accounts.

you should just friend people in game and when your looking to do some pvp if their on message them and ask them to fly with you so you don't have to fight solo

@@Mogsey1972 He did a video that includes fighting an opponent from a warring corp. who was multiboxing (starting a corp. and first nemesis, something like that). He actually managed to break off the engagement and survive a 1v1 that became a 2v1, mainly with better situational awareness and tactics. Worth checking out.

He is referring to the ecm bonus of the navy giffin, which is now moot. But don't let that keep you from fly her anyways, just don't ecm on her. My advise, fit 2x webs instead and use railguns or blaster while keeping your target at range (7.5km-ish) and win.

You're right, in that it is always about unfair fights. However, if you were to put 2 pilots with different levels of experience against each other using the same ship, the experienced pilot will win. An experienced pilot will not only win in all landslide conditions, but will also win more often in marginal situations, including fights where they are playing against a counter, or a mirror.

the skill is more about the range of your weapons than about the actual firing mechanic itself. you need to maneuver your ship in a way that either lets your super close range weapons wreck the other player, or stay out of people like that's range while firing your longer range weapons. it's also frankly in your fitting, as there are so many bloody modules that do different things (like slow your opponent down, make weapons less accurate, steal ship energy, *give* friendly people extra shield strength, etc), so you need to find modules that work well with your strategies. For instance, a DPS close range tank would want to maybe jam missile signals, as missiles have a much longer range than most blasters/close range weapons (that deal more DPS).

Steal loot mostly

I'm just learning. My brain is frying... along with my ships lol

They problema RU-vid need apéndice real time play game

Yeah, you get a buddy (2 or 3 ideally) and practice remote repping them while they are under fire, or find a nasty combat site and practice there. I use the test server for figuring out how to do PvE sites as well.

Did you ever get on the test server ?

Sorry :/

@@resurrectedstarships That. Did. Not. Work. #corny And since I've been jumping around on your Eve content, as fsr as I am aware you've never tried it again.

newbro spotted

Then join the gang bangs! :D

T Wrecks Join a allience in North Provi. There's always a solo red just looking for a fight. Some times cyno's were dropped, but rarely. Gang fights were the majority, but solos were always somewhere in Provi lookin for a good fight.

@@resurrectedstarships 'Trolling about' in a swarm of like vessels is safety in numbers. Anyone who can get 5-10 ppl to fly together _and use different ships & fitments_ together in a tactical way, is not only an accomplished leader, their 'mini-fleet' is less likely to get foiled by a mass of the 'wrong' configuration.

since everything happens on only one server, there are always tons of ppl playing. usually between 20-30k at a time :)

A cheap ship can kill you...if you're doing something dumb. Just apply a few basic rules of survival and you're fine. Even haulers are hard as fuck to kill when they know what they're doing. If you buy into the highsec is safe meme and autopilot a fucking freighter through Uedama or afk on an asteroid belt, yeah, you're going to die.

Nebucadneza you dont need to be a multiboxer to be effective at all. Does it help to be operating 10 miners over 1, of course, is it required, hell no. Just get your solo character out there and do your thing :) if you need any in game advice pm me

I'd argue you do need more miners if you want to make mining effective. You're only making about 25m/hr mining in highsec (Assuming you've got exhumers and decent skills), whereas a day 1 alpha character can easily break 100m/hr doing other stuff solo. The only benefit mining has is the simplicity which allows for multiboxing. If you're an older character, you're probably wasting your time mining even if you have 10 accounts. You could be rolling wormholes and make 2b/hr or doing some crap.

James and Mitch are correct in my humble opinion. Try it for free and go have some fun. The learning curve isn't as steep as advertised but you can go as deep as you want. I like the fact that there's SO much to do. I like exploration and poking around wormholes. I'm skilling up Archeo and Hacking and while I wait I'm running combat sites for cash and faction. The best part is that it's instant access to fun and you can log whenever you want if you're running solo. I'm finally interested in a corp but I like to play to blow off steam and log. EVE is fun!