As the title suggests this is a post for the ones that haven’t tried out Eve online yet. I’m not going to make a big review of Eve here in order to convince you to give Eve a chance. Other people have already done it [g]. Chances are that you have read something, somewhere about Eve
The last post briefly touched the subject of currency creation and its flow. The reason for choosing this topic as the start of my “ISK Review” project is this: in both real world and in-game worlds, currency is that thing that everybody needs (Note that I didn’t use – “wants”. I like to pick carefully my words). In the last post
Eve Online is a ten years old game. Moreover, it’s a mmo. No matter how you look at it, in a world where the last year smart phone “is” obsolete today, CCP‘s game longevity is an achievement. There are many reasons for it. One of them, in my opinion, is the Eve Economic System. At the heart of it
This post is the start of one of my long-term projects in Eve – write an extensive review on the Eve Economy and make a comparison with the Real World Economy. While some parts of it will take the form of a guide on time-efficient trading strategies in Eve
Let me say first, welcome to 2014 and second, welcome to the Eve “financial report” of December 2013. Since this is my first post of this type it has more than – these are the results and bye, bye( i.e. you may find some tips here). However, in it, I will try not boring you to death by throwing at you
Initially I wanted the post for today to be a “business report”, but real life comes first: i.e. like most of the planet, I have to get drunk tonight. I hope you’ll do it too. Anyway, I already made two walls of text on the official Eve forum. So let’s not let them go to waste. Below is a