EVE: A Space Station from the Start

After the faction war began, the protagonist was often unable to log in on time due to the war, and was asked by others... "Hey, you've been so quiet lately, haven't you? Weren't you having a pretty good time running your farm?" "Sigh, ╮(╯_╰)╭ Things haven't been peaceful around here lately. Several farms around here have split into two groups and are fighting.

To be honest, when I came in, I thought it was using the EVE background as a backdrop to write a space war novel. Turns out, I misunderstood. It's using a sci-fi space setting as a guise to write about the EVE game, about time travel, going back online to play the game—why not just write a game novel? This is pure nonsense! I came in with a lot of enthusiasm, and now I don't even know how to complain.

Eve's skill floor and skill ceiling are anything but player-friendly. The tutorial alone is enough to deter 90% of players. Early mining requires caution against malicious sabotage by certain players, and the exaggeratedly long playtime increases the overall cost of playing by nearly half! The complex and diverse game mechanics are something you won't learn in the tutorial.

Because the author is a player of "EVE Online: Dawn," the PC version of the game, and he got into the game during the second closed beta test in 2019, having experienced nearly two years of closed beta testing, he can be considered a quasi-veteran player! So for me, the second closed beta test was the time I was most familiar with.

😎Can I shout out that the Triglavian Emergency Response Center is recruiting front row members? We're not dead yet, we're still active in Gao'an. Yesterday we even gathered more than ten people to dismantle the fortress. 🙂

I found a KM today.

To contribute to New Eden, all legions are welcome to post recruitment notices in this book. The author will pin and highlight these recruitment posts and will not charge advertising fees. Come and give it a try!

I met an interesting person today who looked up KM.

Here's what happened: I was writing until about 2:30 a. M. On the 21st, and then I went to prepare to do an expedition and go to sleep. When I passed through a low-security stargate that had been invaded by Sasha, I saw the wreckage of a Gallente elite industrial ship and a bunch of newbie ship wreckage.

With the intention of still surviving in the game, I will use the IDs of my game friends for all the villains and annoying characters that appear in the book and the game. They are all guys who have already received tens of millions of ISK as lunch boxes. (P. S.: They're all nice people, not that bad.)