Tell us which area of space you dwell in and why for $3

I prefer to explore High Security space with all its gankers, competitors and possibilities. I play most of the time alone, so HS offers a safe place to stop by or try various parts of the game with fairly low risks.

Eve is such a small place these days, so having a dedicated "home" is less important to me. I instead have several smaller hubs, with ships stashed away for content relevant to that specific location.

Jita has the bulk of my ships, as I usually filament in and out from here using pochven/needlejacks. From Jita I can reliably reach any corner of Eve with little effort, and being the market hub of Eve makes it just so convenient.

Another hub of mine is Amarr (for when I want to operate in the Empire's south, without risking a shortcut through lowsec from Jita), and similarly Keberz which is one of the southern-most highsec systems. Keberz is also Brave Empire's HQ, so my corpmates are all nearby.

Finally, I have a handful of ships and items in nullsec located in the Imperium's capital, 1DQ. These are mostly assets taking advantage of the Imperium's infrastructure. Blueprints currently being researched, Dreadnaughts for running CRABs etc.

With Eve being so connected these days, be it through Thera, Zarzakh or Pochven, I found setting up a single home is more limiting than beneficial. I prefer to stay mobile, or I risk missing out on opportunities that may just be a few jumps away.

Okay so for me personally, it's always been low sec, I love being a -10 Pirate, it was always the best fun in the world, I mostly stuck to Frigate/Destroyer PvP because I like small fast paced content, after spending 9 years as a Band Of Brothers Fleet Commander, commanding capital fleets etc, I prefer the smaller scale operations of 25+ man fleets and fast-paced Frigate Vs Frigate battles and of course, there is no greater joy than landing 25+ T1 fitted frigates on a long-range fitted battleship and watch it slowly die, painfully and the pilot sat there, unable to do anything about it!

I live everywhere and nowhere at the same time - I'm a nomad!

I tend to spend less time in high-security space, not because I dislike it, but because I can't light my covert cyno there. Wormholes are more like pathways for me; I don't stay long, just pass through to something else. As a loner, I can't claim or control territory, so I'm always on the move, seeking new space adventures!

NPC Null-Sec

For about 3 years now I've been reciding in the NPC region of Venal, home of the Guristas Pirates, different not normal SOV Holding Null-Sec it has its fair share of perks that me and the alliance I belong (Brotherhood of Spacers) enjoy.

Let's adress the elephant in the room...we can't be evicted from here, in SOV space you have to anchor TCU's, capture them, make sure tha they aren't captured of destroyed plus having to guard your citadels or else you have nowhere to go; in venal however there is no SOV to take, it belongs permanently to the Guristas and if we ever lose our citadels we just move to an NPC station, those can't be destroyed and still have plenty of resources to take advatange from like capital docking, clone bays, LP stores!, and make other things.

In addition, there's plenty of money to be made you just need to know where to look, and thankfully the visitors of Venal know where to find it, want to run a DED? take a scanner out and look system after system, you'll either find one for yourself or another DED runner you can steal it from; want gas? there's plenty of gas in Venal to be harvested, same drill, find it or find someone that know's where it.

Lastly that bring me to the other great thing about NPC space, the adjacency to plenty of targets to hunt for, Venal is adjacent with the region of Tribute, Branch, Tenal, Perringen Falls, and Deklein where alliances like Fraternity, Pnademic Horde and renters live. Most of the kills i showcase on my videos come from these regions. there's not even a need to go to a different regions, between gas harvesters, DED runners, belt ratters and mission runners there is more than enough content to be had. And that's what makes NPC null great.