EVE: A Space Station from the Start

After the camp war started, the protagonist was often unable to play the game on time due to the war, and was asked by others "Barbarian, why haven't you been online often recently? Aren't you very leisurely running a farm?" "Alas, ╮(╯＿╰)╭It's not peaceful here lately. Several farms around are divided into two waves and are fighting. I'm close here, and I'm also involved in taking sides. This fight has already started at the gate of my farm. I'm busy organizing people to start shooting with other farms." "Shit, Σ(ﾟдﾟllll), is your overseas farm so exciting now? Where is it? Start a live broadcast to let brothers see it! థ౪థ"    After the chat video was turned on, everyone saw a fierce interstellar battlefield with missiles flying and various energy cannons firing. From time to time, several huge interstellar battleships exploded into brilliant fireworks "Grass (referring to a special terrain where deployed operators will not be attacked)!!! (ﾉꐦ ๑´Д`๑)ﾉ┻━┻ You call this a farm battle!!"

To be honest, when I came in, I thought I was going to use the background of EVE as a plug-in to write an interstellar war novel. Unexpectedly, I thought the other way around. I was writing about the EVE game under the guise of science fiction interstellar. I was writing about time travel, and when I went back online to play games, why not just write a game novel? Isn't this just taking off my pants and showing off? I came in with great enthusiasm and I don't even know how to complain.

Eve's lower limit and upper limit are not friendly to players at all. The novice tutorial can dissuade 90% of players. In the early stage of mining, be careful that some players will maliciously sabotage it. The exaggerated simulation time increases the cost of playing by nearly half! The complex and diverse game functions are things you haven't learned in the novice tutorial. The construction costs in the later period are even more exaggerated. It takes a year to build a destroyer-star warship! (Beijing time) In addition, the production team's anti-Chinese attitude has resulted in the game not having a Chinese system, which has further increased the cost of playing for Chinese players (learn English). Therefore, Eve is not new (all newbies died in the novice tutorial)

Because the author is a "Star Wars Eve: Dawn" player, that is, a player of the PC game. Because he got into the trap during the second test in 2019, and has experienced the second test for nearly two years, he can be considered an accurate and experienced player! So for me, the time of the second test is the one I am most familiar with. I also made many friends at that time. Some of them have left the game now, and some are still squatting in the channel to brag about it. Even because the author is a bad namer, most of the game IDs in this book are real, and they are all known to me. 😜😜😜😜

😎 Can I shout that the Triglavian Emergency Response Center is recruiting new people in the front row? We are not cold, we are still active in Gao'an. Yesterday, more than 10 people were gathered to demolish the fortress. 🙂

Found a KM today

In order to contribute to New Eden, all legion forces are welcome to post in this book to recruit new recruits. The author will pin it to the top and refine such posts, and advertising fees will be waived. Come and try it!

I met an interesting person today and read KM

What happened was that I coded until about 2:30 on the night of the 21st, then went to prepare for an expedition and slept. Then when I passed a low-security stargate invaded by Sasha, I saw the wreckage of a Gallente elite industrial ship and a bunch of wreckage of novice ships. I just scanned it with the ship's container scanner. Oh my god, there are five Serpentis 4 bombs. I have never encountered such an outrageous fact in all these years of playing this game. I will leave this post to commemorate it.

With the goal of still living in the game, I will use the IDs of my friends in the game for all the villains and annoying characters that appear in the book. All of them are guys who have already given away tens of millions of ISK as lunch boxes. (PS: People are pretty good, not that bad.)