So, which side are -you- on?

[bzarcher]

So, a guy caught me blasting rats in EVE.

He opened a private comm channel, so what the hell, I spoke with him.

3 days into EVE, and I've gotten my first offer to join a Pirate/Drugrunning corp.

I told him I needed to speak to my business partner. So.

What do you think, Dave?

Comments

[avylin.livejournal.com]

My impression when I played it is that there were plenty of little corps and anybody could get into one or another. I mean, not to rain on your parade or anything, but you might want to look into it and see if they're going to be big enough to satisfy your ambitions, if you haven't already.

[bzarcher.livejournal.com]

I'm more amused than anything. :D

I really don't have much interest in going Pirate unless I've got people I really know and trust with my back. Besides, in the time he was talking to me, I swapped ships and made a mining run for 44,000 ISK, so no big loss!

[dklegman.livejournal.com]

Anymore, a pilot can get offers just by joining the Recruiting channel. A lot of people lurk there and do "Show Info..." on the guest list.

I've been toying with the notion of starting a preposterously-named microcorp to mess around with, but am unsure how much I want to commit p-r-r-r-recious skill training time to doing so. The big draw here for me is that this seems relatively simple to do when compared to other MMOs.

[bzarcher.livejournal.com]

Yeah, if anything I think running something small with just us is a better and more fun way to go. :D

[dklegman.livejournal.com]

If it sounds fun, try it!

Read up on piracy dos and don'ts so you know what you're getting into.

Also, maybe ask for a day or two to think about it while you google their corp. Additionally, a PVP pirate setup is going to be different than a PVE setup.