tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-12233862284593088692012-02-16T07:54:40.448ZGuides to help turning your EVE Online trail account into a full EVE Online account for free!Lawbringernoreply@blogger.comBlogger101100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1223386228459308869.post-80905561391735431912010-03-25T10:42:00.004Z2010-03-25T11:00:04.848Z

Over the last year or so since I started this site I’ve learn many things. Mainly that I don't have the time to run this site as a blog.Blogs require regular updates which are something that I can't offer, the research that can go into some of the articles takes time and i'm not one for posting short meaningless posts with little details.So changes are afoot, while BlogSpot does lead you to a

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Before anyone thinks I've died, I thought I would post a brief update. I know that progress seems painfully slow at times but there is good reason for this. It's not a case of every few months I simply spend a few hours writing a quick post, the time in between posts is used to collect and collate a lot of data. I hate saying do X because it's better than Y, I just have to have reasoning behind

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When mining in EVE the general consensus is that it’s best to do it in at least pairs. One ship dedicated to mining and one dedicated to transporting. While this may be true for a mining barge and a freighter, will the same be true for a trialist who doesn’t have access to such ships?In theory it’s possible to mine well over 2000M3 of ore per minute with maxed out skills, however it can take a

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With the recent Eve expansion “Apocrypha” the way in which you design new characters has been radically overhauled. The “New Player Experience” is designed to make it easier to start out in Eve Online, gone is the need to crunch numbers even before you’ve started playing.Previously every choice you made a large impact on your starting skills, if you made the selection of soldier your attributes

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First an apology for the fact that there were no updates in February, but as normal, real life has a funny way of getting in the way whenever you want to do something. It does however bring me back to why I tend to dislike paying for MMO’s.MMO’s generate revenue by leasing the game world to you rather than traditional games that sell you the game. Strangely I’m both an enthusiast and a critic to

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*Updated March 2010*In total there are 16 ores available for mining in Eve Online plus the ability to harvest gas clouds and mine ice fields. Since this blog is dedicated to turning a trial account to a full account and you can’t learn the gas cloud harvesting skill or the skills required to get the ships on which can fit the ice harvesters on trail accounts, you’re limited to only the standard

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Creating money in Eve has as diverse a range of opportunities as it does skills to learn, as with real life you tend to only get the good money when you’re good at your job. The key question for me is how to get good at your job fast and this takes research. So I’m going to be looking in depth at the different areas you can specialise at in Eve.The following list is not definitive, it’s designed

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Sometimes I amaze myself with my stupidity. In my rush to earn enough ISK to renew my shiny new trial account I didn’t really think about how I was actually going to earn anything. As I was creating my character I sort of made it up as I went along.My entire grand plan ended up being, stay in my rookie ship, learn PVP, kill loads of defenceless miners since they will not be expecting an attack

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About 18 months ago I was first introduced to EVE Online via my brother in law, He had taken it up and convinced me, and several other people, to give it a go despite the fact that I’m not keen on paying for MMO’s (mostly because I think they are too expensive which I’ll broach in a later post). I did enjoy my trial and after some deliberation decided to sign up for a month or two.A few months

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There are dozens if not hundreds of great resource for Eve Online player, however rooting them out can be a pain, so why bother when I've done all the hard work for you.EVEMonEVEMon list itself as "THE Character Manager for EVE" but I think they've gone further than that. As well as informing you of your current status you can test and examine future skills, EVEMon will then suggest if there's a

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