I started my EvE carrier back in 2008 and played on off for about four years. It wasn't until 2012 that I really started playing EvE consistently. EvE is a game that is continuously evolving. More content is added with every major patch (currently every 6 weeks).
A little about Eve Online:
Three year ago on the 28 of January 2013 one the biggest internet space battle took place with more than $300 000 USD worth of internet space ships being destroyed.The effects of this battle are still being left on the EvE ingame market with minerals like Tritanium and Pyerite still a good.
Another notable battle was the battle of M-0EE8 were the first ever Keepstar was killed. The final moment were absolute spectacular showing off the new explosion animations.
https://cdn1.eveonline.com/community/devblog/2016/siege_m-oee8/keepstar_explosion.mp4
While EvE Online has some of the most breath taking scenery and visual effects its also one of the most brutal and unforgiving games I have played. First rule of EvE, don't fly what you can't afford to lose. This is all to true.
Space battles. Who doesn't like space battles? All the hard work of mining materials, building ships and making ISK need to lead to something. The answer to that is big glorious space battle with your Corp mates and Alliance members. Fleets can range from a few members to thousands of people joining together multiple fleets. Strength in numbers, or in the number of capital ships you can jump in at a moments notice.
I have spend most of my time in EvE mining and building. I really enjoy building and then selling it on the market. There is something almost uplifting, honorable about know that out of all those ships in the fight you are watching, some of them were build by me. I have build everything from rookie ships to capital size ships. Have also done invention and build print research to build all the components to go on the ships. Hardest part is determining which item to build since there are so many. I have often had my manufacturing queue filled. I do also enjoy the occasional fleet to lose some of my hard earned ISK's. I often fly Logistic as it is most commonly in demand, however the kill mail system needs a redo as Logistic polits (Polits who have little to no offense capabilities. Pilots who use shield and armor repairers to keep the fleet alive are the only ones who don't really get a reward other than not dying. I supose it is a really good felling when you mange to save a fellow pilot who is in deep hull) All we are asking for CCP is to be on the kill mail, at the very bottom is fine with us!
Last I would just like to say that there are no Capitals in Providence. We don't own any Capitals what so ever :-D
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