Trading in EvE Online

Eve Online is a massive multiplayer online game where players can engage in various activities, such as mining, crafting, fighting, and trading. Trading in Eve Online involves buying and selling items, resources, and ships in order to make a profit.

When starting out in trading, beginners should familiarize themselves with the market in Eve Online. This involves understanding the supply and demand for various goods, as well as keeping an eye on price fluctuations. Players can use the in-game market interface to track prices and trends.

One strategy for trading in Eve Online is called station trading. This involves buying items at a low price from one station and selling them at a higher price in another station. Players can also place buy and sell orders in the market to make profits.

Another important aspect of trading in Eve Online is transportation. Players need to move their goods from one station to another in order to make trades. This can involve using freighters or other ships to transport goods safely and efficiently.

Risk management is also crucial in trading. Players should be aware of the potential risks involved in trading, such as price fluctuations and market crashes. It is important to diversify investments and not put all of your resources into one trade.

In conclusion, trading in Eve Online can be a complex but rewarding activity for beginners. By understanding the market, utilizing different trading strategies, managing risk, and transportation, players can successfully engage in trading and make profits in the game.

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So far they have been very approachable and keen to help with anything related to the game. Their dedication to creating a positive and welcoming environment for players is truly commendable.

It is evident that they genuinely care about the community and go above and beyond to ensure that everyone feels valued and supported. They are shining examples of what makes the game community so special, and I am grateful for all of their hard work and dedication.

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Path to Redemption

As the crimson sun of Amarr Prime set behind the towering spires of the Imperial City, Archbishop Devan Keres stood alone on the balcony of his private quarters, watching the last rays of light fade into darkness. He had always been a devout follower of the Amarr faith, unwavering in his belief in the righteousness of the Empire. But lately, doubts had been creeping into his mind. Doubts that he could no longer ignore.

After much soul-searching and agonizing, Devan made a fateful decision - he would leave the Empire behind and seek a new path, far from the clutches of the corrupt Amarr government. With a heavy heart, he gathered his few belongings and boarded a shuttle bound for the outer reaches of the galaxy.

His journey took him to the lawless region of Nullsec, where pirates and outlaws roamed freely, far from the influence of the Empire. Devan found shelter and companionship among a ragtag group of rebels and exiles, all united in their desire to resist the tyranny of the Empire and forge a new path for themselves.

Amongst his new comrades, Devan discovered a sense of purpose he had never felt before. Together, they raided Amarr convoys, disrupted supply lines, and spread propaganda against the corrupt regime they had once served. Devan's fiery speeches and unwavering commitment to justice inspired his fellow rebels, earning him a reputation as a charismatic and fearless leader.

Gathering his followers around him, Devan announced his plan to infiltrate the heart of the Empire, to seek an audience with the Empress herself and plead for mercy and understanding. Many of his comrades balked at the idea, warning him of the dangers and betrayals that awaited him in the Imperial City. But Devan remained resolute, driven by a fierce determination to right the wrongs he had witnessed and restore honor to his once-beloved Empire.

Disguised in the rich robes of a loyal Amarrian noble, Devan and his closest allies made their way through the heavily guarded gates of the Imperial Palace, their hearts pounding with fear and anticipation. As they were ushered into the throne room, Devan knelt before the Empress, his head bowed in deference and humility.

"Rise, Archbishop Devan," the Empress spoke, her voice cold and commanding. "You have dared to return to the Empire that you abandoned, seeking forgiveness for your sins. What do you have to say for yourself?"

With a trembling voice, Devan spoke of the corruption and injustice he had witnessed, of the suffering of the common people and the betrayal of the Empire's founding principles. He spoke of his own guilt and doubt, his desperate plea for redemption and guidance.

For a long moment, silence hung heavy in the throne room, the Empress's gaze piercing through Devan's soul. And then, to Devan's shock and amazement, the Empress spoke again, her voice soft and filled with unexpected compassion.

"You have shown courage and conviction, Archbishop Devan," the Empress said. "You have dared to confront the truth of your beliefs and speak out against injustice, even at great personal risk. Your actions have not gone unnoticed, and I see potential in you yet."

As the sun rose once more over the Imperial City, Devan Keres stood at the Emperor's side, his heart filled with hope and gratitude. He knew that his journey was far from over, that he still had much to atone for and much to accomplish. But he also knew that he had found his true calling, his purpose renewed and his faith restored.

And so, Archbishop Devan returned to his homeland, determined to serve the Empire with honor and integrity, to fight for justice and righteousness within its hallowed halls. And though his path would be fraught with challenges and dangers, he knew that he would never again walk alone, for he had found his place among the faithful once more.

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3. Being new is hard, especially in a game as deep as EvE. Do you remember your ingame plans, priorities and ideas when you were new to the game?

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High risk space truckin'

When hauling 5 billion isk worth of cargo (equivalent to around 50 USD) in a Bustard DST ship through dangerous LowSec systems it is usually a good idea to send a scout in front of you to check that the route is clear

Out of laziness I did not do that for today's hauling trip. A dear mistake I was going to inmediately regret.

The large pirate gatecamp in Tama was like nothing I had ever seen before. Ships of all sizes and configurations were mercilessly camping the gates, scanning every passing vessel for potential targets. My heart pounded in my chest as I realized I had stumbled into a trap.

But I wasn't going down without trying my best. I quickly assessed my options and decided that my best chance of survival lay in making a run back for the gate I had just crossed. I gunned the engines of my ship and plotted a course that would take me through the heart of the gatecamp.

As I approached the gate, my heart sank as I was inmediately stopped to a crawl by warp scramblers and webs. But I gritted my teeth and pushed forward, overheating my abterburner to the maximum of its capacity.

Bullets and missiles whizzed past me as I dodged and ducked. My shields were gone. Armor was about to fail too and damage was breaching the hull, but I refused to give up.

Finally, after what felt like an eternity, I burst through the the gate and into the relative security of HiSec. I let out a sigh of relief as I checked my surroundings, making sure my ship and its precious cargo were finally safe.

As I made my way to the nearest station to repair my battered ship, I couldn't help but feel a sense of pride in my escape. I had faced down the pirate gatecamp in Tama and come out the other side, a little worse for wear but alive and victorious.