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Need advice for fits, how to make NIC, where to farm, how much ore it takes to build a heavy mech, etc?
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if you ask me, how to get heavy mech, i just say: Dunno, it just appears in corp hangar and i grab it durr durr hurrr
How should I fit my Waspish?
How should I fit my Waspish?
Stupid question. I hate people asking that and always did in eve. You fit every bot to the gang and situation.
Shaedys wrote:How should I fit my Waspish?
Stupid question. I hate people asking that and always did in eve. You fit every bot to the gang and situation.
Irony inside irony, really smart..... oh, wait
PVP experience is probably the most important element in the combat equation, how should newer corps (assumed with limited resources) get their people trained up?
Side note: Going to the 62nd's light combat tournament is a great starter, but the question is more about intensive repeated trainings methods.
PVP experience is probably the most important element in the combat equation, how should newer corps (assumed with limited resources) get their people trained up?
Side note: Going to the 62nd's light combat tournament is a great starter, but the question is more about intensive repeated trainings methods.
Jita and Jelan, want to pm me your answer to this question? 
PVP experience is probably the most important element in the combat equation, how should newer corps (assumed with limited resources) get their people trained up?
Side note: Going to the 62nd's light combat tournament is a great starter, but the question is more about intensive repeated trainings methods.
I disagree. While the 1on1 tournament is probably fun for the people into the arena stuff, it doesn't really do anything to provide PvP experience except making people a little aware of terrain.
Newer corps would actually benefit training their people on NPC spawns first, calling primaries, secondaries and getting everyone into the groove of things. Seeing how supression, ECM, demob works and trying it out is also best tried on mobs first. Remember, it is ONE thing to train a single person up; its an entirely different, harder and longer process to train up an entire squad of people to act as one.
The only thing harder and longer then that is training a squad leader up, because to train one it requires a lot of wipes of the group as a whole. That in itself is a big investment for new corps.
PVP experience is probably the most important element in the combat equation, how should newer corps (assumed with limited resources) get their people trained up?
Side note: Going to the 62nd's light combat tournament is a great starter, but the question is more about intensive repeated trainings methods.
Really the best way is to die a lot. Preferably against people who know what they are doing. One important thing to do is use fraps. Watching back your own pvp helps as does watching other peoples. Watch a lot of pvp video's and pay attention to what they are doing.
I used to be really really bad at pvp to the point where people from HUN were shouting at me for dying all the time but with practice I got better and have seen my survivability increase. I'm by no means amazing at it and still ofc have things to learn. Its the same with FCing, the only real way to learn is to do it repeatedly.
The Darmahol intrusion was a good example, i'd not done a mass pvp event with mechs before and just didn't understand what I was gonna come up against. We came with the true definition of a zerg. No set range, no set speed, just with whatever people had. We fought a gang that was cohesive and got beat pretty badly in the process. I learned from that and hadn't lost an intrusion I fc'd since until we recently went for Abbuthilia. I made some mistakes and we got beat but again I learned something important from it.
If your needing to be cost effective then stick to ewar or ***'s. Speed is THE most important factor in roaming pvp. t4 frames and speed nexus are fairly mandatory. Your going to lose and lose regularly, theres nobody in the game who doesn't so plan for it and build an effective corp model to make it work.
I just realised you wont know what a *** is.
Yagel with:
4 t2 lasers, 1 t2 amp, 1 t4 frame. Always have volcano and multi.
does 95 which with nexus is over a hundred and even a small group of them does decent stuff, especially with an rr ewar.
See: http://www.youtube.com/user/Geredan89#p/u/5/pTYWfeR8fow
Thanks Jita.
I answered you via PM Grem as you asked, some people cant follow simple instructions jeesh, no wonder i'm the anchor for this bit of the podcast! 
Also keep me out of your podcasts, I'm just a dude in a Corp, nobody cares
Also keep me out of your podcasts, I'm just a dude in a Corp, nobody cares
Surely Deptuy CEO of RG would have the ears of many people, i think you underestimate your importance to Perpetuum Jita
Arga wrote:PVP experience is probably the most important element in the combat equation, how should newer corps (assumed with limited resources) get their people trained up?
Side note: Going to the 62nd's light combat tournament is a great starter, but the question is more about intensive repeated trainings methods.
I disagree.
I think you agree, come on, you know you want to!
I answered you via PM Grem as you asked, some people cant follow simple instructions jeesh, no wonder i'm the anchor for this bit of the podcast!
Got it. Thanks m8!
Well although Jita isnt man enough to answer questions, i'm still happy to share my vast knowledge (opinions) on anything perpetuum related so fire away noobs!
Thanks J&J they were both great answers.
I totally blame the question on why it didn't get trolled. Next time I'll give you some better material to work with.
Anyway, you both just totally saved my internet relationship with my robotz!
I like how jelan said most of all have fun. That was really good. It's all about that.
I'm pretty sure Aunty Jelan will be most happy to also help with broken relationships, dealing with awkward bot on bot situations and other general life type problems...:D
I'm pretty sure Aunty Jelan will be most happy to also help with broken relationships, dealing with awkward bot on bot situations and other general life type problems...:D
I am available for all of the above and after dinner speeches, discount for RG members some of whom need social skill training *coughjitacough*
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