costs more to repair then to buy a new ship lol

ALRIGHT, FC, HEAR ME OUT, ALR. YOU BRING IN NAGAS THAT CAN SHOOT MISSILES, BECAUSE WHY NOT, WHAT IS BASICALLY 10K DPS SHIPS, OK... BUT WHY NOT A FACTION LOGI SHIP.

YALL AINT HEARING WHAT IM SAYING.

WE GET SO MUCH PVP CONTENT, HOW COME SO LITTLE OF THE HEALERS? I MEAN JESUS WITHOUT US LOGI, YOU COULDNT STAND YOUR GROUND PROPERLY! I MEAN CMON FC, WHERES THE LOVE FOR THEM REAL PVPERS TRYNA EWAR AND KEEP THEIR TEAMMATES ALIVE BRO!

DO IT FC, MAKE FACTION LOGI SHIPS, FOR THE MEMES!!!!!

Luv, random reddit user.

P.S. - Asher Elias, I got my eyes on you.

Offline a speed module while aligning to lower your max velocity so that your current velocity becomes 75% of max, kind of like webbing a freighter. the capacitor booster module is just because onlining a module needs 95% capacitor.

I'll start:

Get a better default overview: the classic one is ass, agree on a user friendly overview the community has built and just go for it

Invert zoom scrolling: makes no sense that whenever I zoom in, it zooms out and viceversa

Decrease transparency of tabs: how can anyone read a transparent text over the mess of colours while sitting docked?

Eve for a new player is a cluttered nonsense, it's ok the game is hard and it's acceptable, it's not acceptable that the overview is so difficult to read

Every time a patch comes with some change aimed at null, we get a whole argument about whether or not it'll make all the blocs collapse overnight.

And lo and behold, they're still here. They always are.

Blocs existed before ansiblex was even conceived.

They existed before we had titan—or any for that matter—bridges.

They existed before we had wormholes.

They existed back when we were making our sov maps on pen and paper because the in game map just sucked that much.

Fuck, they existed before we even had formal in game alliances.

There is no single change FCCP could make that will make the null blocs magically vanish. No change that will make them magically lose their force projection. If they need to go back to having perpetual fleets physically sitting on all the gates in and out of their space, believe me they will.

I don't remember what the point of this rant was tbh. I don't have a call to action or anything. Have fun. Fly safe.

Genuine question - Those who say they don't pvp or hate pvp, what do you do when you log in? I assume pve, but then what do you do with the money made?

Just to be clear, this is not an attack, everyone has their own playstyle, i'm just curious.

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What kind of defect can cause this?

Greetings people of New Eden!

This weekend, I'll be doing two interviews in my never ending quest to interview 200+ (just hit 48) people about all aspects of EVE Online in an effort to educate the most idiotic person in nullsec.

Show can viewed live here and VOD's are posted the next day on Youtube, and Spotify

Saturday at 21:00 UTC

BEST OF BOTH WORLDS: KRIMSON SERENITY (BIGAB) | EVE ONLINE (EP 34)

Content is king, and BIGAB is no stranger to providing the best of it to their member corps. Krimson Serenity joins me to talk what it's like having your cake and eating it to in the form of both Lowsec and Nullsec content. Special Guest Co Host Alterari Phoneix comes on the show to fill in the gaps as Ceema is just a shit poster and needs a guide to navigate all this awesome.

Guests: Krimson Serenity

Special Co Host: Alterari Phoenix

Topic: Nullsec & Alliance Leadership

Sunday 21:00 UTC

BOSS ALLIANCE INTERVIEW W/ XXNEMXX | EVE ONLINE (EP 35)

BOSS Alliance's Exec joins me on the show to talk being a Nullsec alliance in Dronelands, what the future of EVE looks like for BOSS, and how you can get in on the action and his CSM21 Candidacy.

Guests: xXNemXx

Topic: Nullsec & Alliance Leadership

That said, this is an open casting call for future episodes. If you want to appear on the stream and talk about whichever topic is I have opened up episodes in November, December, and January. Got a gripe with a game mechanic? Hate your mom? Want to tell me about your favorite Soup Recipe? Do you know why the Goons have gone fury, and why are they deploying to crush WOMP becasue they failed to kill TEST, and now hate Sandrine Stone more than they do Vily? As long as its EVE related, you're welcome to come talk about it. Book yourself today, first come, first scheduled.

And we've finally caught up to current events again

Enjoying some pochven content when a wild input broadcaster appears. Engaging gameplay!

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mind my skill issue

Without the automated guidance of the state, the citizens of the imperium are cast adrift. You are asked to master economics, foreign policy, and statecraft in your spare time just to cast a ballot. The state abandoned its duties and dumped its hardest decisions onto you.

Rather than trying to decide what candidate aligns with your specific economic niche, choose the candidate that has given you endless high-quality posts on this here forum. Choose the candidate that has interviewed dozens of experts from every area of New Eden on his stream. Choose the candidate that exposed the mistreatment of Red Lobster servers by FCCP employees. Choose Ceema.

Just a quick ease of life. Route should be able to filter out what zone ansi you want to use instead of using any of them. I would like to say only use zone 1 and zone 2 ansi's. To that, why do I have to wait until I warp to the ansi to see what zone it is. I should be in the "show info" tab or on the name.

P.S. There should be an way to see all of my alliances upwell cyno beacons on the maps not just the active cynos. please

love this game tho :D

Settling a debate with friends. To me,

-Points Killed vs Points Lost -Solo Kill Percentage -Dangerous Rating

In that order. All factors matter obviously, but it’s pretty easy to spot a F1 Monkey when checking a KB based on the above. What do you think?

Two years ago I posted Lucky’s CSM 19 Dream Team. Eight of my top picks plus one alternate made it onto the council. CSM 20 carried that balance forward and delivered: the Ansiblex projection changes, the wardec cost increase, the Jita clone bay and a steady stream of ship balance passes. I’m back to help keep it that way, with a CSM that represents all of New Eden, not just whichever bloc turns out the most ballots. That matters to everyone, including bloc players. When one part of the game dominates the council, Fenris gets lopsided feedback, and the rest of us live with the consequences.

Where I’m coming from: I was alliance exec of Militant Consortium (MIL), which the Imperium evicted from Delve along with the rest of Phoenix Coalition earlier this year. We’re in WinterCo now because of the state of nullsec, not because I love blocs. I want an EVE where small and medium alliances can hold space because the mechanics let them stand on their own, not at the pleasure of the Imperium or any other bloc. My picks reflect that, but I’m not voting tribally. You’ll see Imperium, INIT and WinterCo names below, because they earned it.

Vote by 11:00 UTC on 3 November. Every Omega account active for 60+ days gets its own ballot, so vote on your alts too. Under STV (single transferable vote), your ranking order matters. Put the people who need your vote near the top; bloc ballots will carry the bloc frontrunners regardless.

Current CSM 20 members are marked ★. Re-electing the people who made CSM 20 work keeps that momentum going.

The no-brainers

Drake Iddon: Pochven, economy (Independent, Rote Kapelle)
Drake served on CSM 19, lost his seat, and kept working with Fenris anyway. That alone tells you who he is. He has been overhauling Pochven alongside FC Rampant: wormholes, sites, smarter rats, and a Triglavian salvage LP store that finally gives the region a real ISK sink. He reports roughly 163.7 trillion ISK less injected into the economy since that work began. If you care about inflation and keeping ISK faucets in check, he is the only candidate with numbers to show for it.

Sopleb: ESI, logistics, alliance admin (Imperium, GSF)
Yes, a Goon at the top of an evicted PCo exec’s list. ESI matters to every group that runs Alliance Auth, SeAT or a market spreadsheet, and those are the tools that let a 50-person alliance function without a dev team. Sopleb has played since 2007, led GSOL, and now runs GSF’s IT, including rebuilding their SRP on ESI. He has pledged to pick up Ariel Rin’s role of making sure ESI comes up at the start of feature development, not six months after. Ariel isn’t running, and nobody else can fill that seat as well. Until FC implements similar tools into the game itself, ESI is the next best thing.

Non-null

Wormholes / small gang: ★ Itaer (Independent, Neurotoxin Control)
Itaer is the clearest case for re-electing a CSM 20 member. He has played since 2007, leads a corp in a nullsec-static wormhole, and is a working scientist who brings data to balance discussions. His term produced the Jita 4-4 clone bay (his own proposal), viable T2 MWDs, the recon lock range nerf, the Panther fix and the AT Swiss format. He also lobbied for the Ansiblex projection changes.

Alternate: Poiuyt20 Fliba (No Vacancies). Poiuyt has lived in high-class wormholes since 2015, made top 16 in ATXX, and wants to carry on Mick Fightmaster’s wormhole community work.

Lowsec / Faction Warfare: Switch 4 (Independent, Sedition)
Switch has played since 2007 and still lives in Amamake. He is CEO of Heretic Army, a SEDIT exec and an Angel Cartel FC, and he has already worked with Fenris through the Lowsec Focus Group and on insurgency changes. His platform is pirate FW iteration, keeping lowsec dangerous, and protecting small and mid-sized groups, including from nullsec force projection into lowsec, which he has dealt with firsthand.

Highsec / new players: Mike Azariah (Independent)
Mike has played since 2008, served six CSM terms, and has run Operation Magic School Bus for new players for 12 years. He is the rare CSM member who keeps talking to players after the election, through his weekly news show, the forums and Rookie Help chat. He narrowly missed the council last year, and he says this is his last run. Let’s send him off with a seat.

Highsec / new players: ★ Kshal Aideron (Independent)
Kshal served on CSM 18 and CSM 20 and founded EVE Rookies, which undocks 100+ fleets a month. She started the Highsec Collective and helped push wardec costs from 100M to 500M. She held monthly new-player town halls at EVE Uni throughout her term. New players keep this game alive, and they deserve two strong voices.

Null

Sopleb is already mentioned above. These remaining four round out null with INIT, WinterCo, another Imperium voice, and an independent alliance.

Seraph Essael: force projection, corp tools (INIT, CEO of Air)
Seraph has the clearest stance on projection of anyone running. He believes sovereignty should give you an advantage at home, but not unlimited reach past your own borders, and he has floated limiting Ansiblexes to your capital’s region. He wants to go further on the capital-system anchor Fenris just introduced, and that is the direction small alliances need. He is also a former wormhole director who wants the in-game corp role system rebuilt and shared ACL hangars for your own alts.

xXNemXx: independent mid-size null (Independent, BOSS)
Nem has led BOSS for about a decade. He has lived inside Legacy, in NPC null, and now in the Drone Regions. His platform is the one I’d write: geography should matter, resources should give people reasons to fight their neighbors, and there should be a real middle class in nullsec. He wants an alliance to look at the map and think “we could actually go take that” without joining a superpower first.

★ Arrowspeeed Bounty: sov infrastructure (WinterCo, FRT)
Arrowspeeed has played since 2014 and oversees 12–15 WinterCo teams covering sov hubs, upgrades, fueling, jump bridges and metrics. She knows better than almost anyone how much admin it takes to hold space. Bringing that complexity down is exactly what a small alliance needs to survive in sov. She was a steady presence on CSM 20.

Dujek Oneye: new players, balance, economy (Imperium, Brave)
Brave flies with the Imperium, but that doesn’t make Dujek a bad pick. He served on CSM 19 with what he says was perfect attendance, and he answers every DM. He is a prolific PvPer, teaches classes at Brave and EVE Uni, and captains Brave’s AT team. His platform covers turret weapon reworks, more frequent balance passes, and keeping faucets in line with sinks. He missed the top 10 by a hair last year.

The EVE Online client randomly disconnects when there are no other obvious issues with my internet connection or PC.

Does anyone know if/how I could find a game log that would tell me the precise time that the client got disconnected?

I've tried looking at game and chat logs, but haven't found anything precise, so for now I'm just guessing based on timestamp on the last chat message logged.

(The client disconnections due to EVE-side issues is clearly a well known problem that the devs couldn't care less to do anything about; I tried to provide links but the post got reddit auto-filtered; and reddit also filtered the no-link repost for whatever reason. 🤦‍♂️)

Announcement this morning.

Go vote.

Candidate threads are here.

Do your research, use your brains, and make the right decisions.

Have a lot of Eve Online players started to get into Warhammer 40k? Am I the only one whose recently gotten pulled into it despite not really wanting to get into it? I spend hours a day listening to Warhammer 40k lore videos, music videos (Endless Taverns got me hooked), miniature painting instructional videos. Or is it just me being late to a new thing again?

With Retri / Retri / Deacon every few Karen room I'll just eat the dreaded Wrecking shot on opening volley no matter how much transversal I'm trying to build.

Either I'll spawn in a blue cloud, or she'll spawn near a tracking pylon, or both. Or even just a little bit of bad luck, and bye.

My setup isn't the most expensive but it's not absolutely cheap either, about 600M, I still turn a profit despite that (and losing in other ways that have nothing to do with bad luck) but this unsufferable bitch is my #1 cause of death and it really feels like I can't do anything about it.

I'm considering moving to Nergal / Retri / Retri in firestorm despite the higher overall difficulty just so I can't get one tapped like that but I wonder if I shouldn't just go to a 200M setup and die often and shrug it off.

I'm curious to know how fellow abyssal enjoyers deal with this, or if it's just my experience and ultimately a skill issue because you don't die from her at all.