Rixx's been flying around New Eden for 18 years, so this episode turned into a look back at how he got here and why he still undocks. We also get into my recent hauling adventures, the things EVE keeps teaching us, and a few ideas we’re saving for another day.
Table of Contents
- Hauling, safe spots, and a possible pirate alt — I share what moving assets across New Eden in my Hecate has taught me about low-sec travel — and why I’m tempted to join one of Rixx’s Stay Frosty fleets.
- Rixx’s 18 years in EVE — Rixx takes us from the evening his son showed him a spaceship in a hangar through their early adventures, pirate years, and the beginnings of Stay Frosty.
- Does EVE ever really click? — We talk about learning the game a little at a time — including the mechanics that can still catch you out after 18 years.
- The people who keep us logging in — From EVE Fanfest and local meetups to friendships formed in fleet, we get into why EVE’s community lasts well beyond any one fight.
- Keeping the game fun — Rixx explains why he still seeks out risky fights and new challenges — and how doing the same thing for too long can drain the fun from EVE.
- What comes next for EVE? — We briefly touch on the game’s long-term future, my recent ideas for improving New Eden, and a larger conversation we’d like to have in a future episode.
- Making sense of the Alliance Tournament — We close with a question for anyone who’s tried to follow a match: could the broadcast make it easier to see what’s happening?
Have a listen and let us know how long YOU have been playing EVE!
Fly safe. o7
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