Let peace be with you all. I came in to LowSecSys and at first was frustrating a little bit (i am pacifist). But with just corvette i gained a lot of loot. LowSecSys where i started to be in last days is 2 gates system. First what attracted me when i was there is loot from ships. One gate is heavily trapped and other is trapped in intervals but not so heavy and often it is clear. It is system several jumps from Jita so i figured i can try some looting. I don't like having suspect icon because technically i am stealing but in this case from pirates. But originally i end up here because i left amarr shuttle which someone left in the beginnings of game and i took it and left in station. Now list of stations become to pile up so i wanted just to grab that shuttle and come back to HiSecSys where i usually am. There were so many ship wrecks with loot in them so i made home base there and made jump points near gate (from 150km away to more) so i can jump near site and scout what will i loot. After few starter loot attempts i start to watch how they operate and when they make pause (dock in station or be outside of station but far away from gates). Of course they podded me and destroy pod often but few attempts to loot went successful :-). Since it is LowSecSys most of players have cloaking devices and they are not cheap (at least to me). Mainly i targeted to scoop bodies but after that (since i am scavenger , miner , collector) i went for loot and when they make pause i salvaged wrecks. When pirates are very active i decided to mine or do circle through asteroid belts to take out hostiles (only npc) because there is also pause when no one passing through system :-). After just a 2-3 days (i swapped day and night with 24 h or more awake cycles) i hauled last day/night 27 Mil ISK worth goods (4 prototype cloaking and 2 advanced cloaking devices). I left many modules since i will use them in mining or hostile npc clearing for ship equipping. After initial presentation of myself to pirates (they noticed i am warping in and out , hahaha) they several times just let me scoop loot or i manage to warp away before they could destroy ship i am managing. Also i came to idea to contract back loot players lost in system (did some screenshots and pasted in paint to know which is from whom). In between jumps and "empty" play game time i play Project Discovery hahaha. ~20 Mil ISK per day is not for throw away. Also met some players on both sides (friendly/pirate/hostile). AFK is not an option in LowSecSys. Went to bathroom for 5 min once and NPC spawned and took out the Venture. My mistake (didn't brought drones which i trained to take out frigates and destroyers and when i am present even cruisers). HiSecSys is ok but LowSecSys will push you to use tactic , pay attention , have experience in dangers , and become more normalized with dangers in eve online. Let peace stays with you all.
I’ve lived there for most of my time. For the lone wolfs it’s a great place. I made my isk on salvaging the wrecks, drones and other stuff I came across.
Made my first few hundred millions in high sec and have been getting a bit bored. Thinking about taking nothing but a corvette out and choosing a new home on the frontier. This is exactly the type of video I was looking for! Thanks a ton.
Great video mate. I’ve just started playing EVE again after 8 years and am looking to forge a path that was more fulfilling than the mission running carebear stuff I used to play. This looks like it could be the right fit for me.
The most accurate point you made - is about the Challenge of going to Low Sec. THAT is the reason to go - for the Challenge. Now - the problem with Low Sec - is that there are all these little things that you can do to keep from getting ganked - but - after a while - all those little things - become work. I've gone down to Low Sec and done mining there - but - it's a constant problem where you have to think about anyone and everyone that comes into you system. That means you need to modify what you are doing and the way you are doing it - just because another player entered your system. As long as you are doing it for the Challenge of doing it - it's fun - but if you are just trying to run missions or mine some ore - it's a lot less of a pain in the ass up in High Sec. Now - one of the things I have done - is to adopt some of the things I did in Low Sec to what I do in High Sec. I've always got my Directional Scanner up, set to the PVP Filter and hit it now and again looking for Combat Scanner Probes ... If someone's using Combat Scanner Probes - they are looking for other ships - and that may well mean you. So - one of the things you can do - in preparation for going down to Low Sec - is start thinking about all those little things you'll need to do down there - and practice doing them up in High Sec. Make them part of your Habitual Actions. The way you always do things. If you just can't stand to do that any more - then don't bother going down to Low Sec. If you can - then - when you think you're ready - give it a shot. That or just go on down with a high tolerance for getting blown up. One of the things you want to think about though - besides insuring your ship - is to get a Jump Clone - so that any Implants you have are nice and safe in case you get podded. .
Great video. I have been considering moving to low sec. Currently on the edge in high sec. My next purchase was either the Blockade Runner or Deep Space Transporter. I will start looking at nearby low sec systems for a quiet spot.
Gonna go for the lowsec challenge. Prepping up and making the move. Caldari space tho, so we'll see if I can find a "quite" system. Thx for the vid and tips. Appreciated! Cheers!
Highest value rats are low sec. Clone soldiers and mordu warfare specialists. Currently 15 to 20 mil isk for each clone tag, and hundreds of millions for a mordu Barghest blueprint drop. I’ve loved living in low sec.
Have been thinking about coming back after a 3 year break. Did the null stuff and after getting burned out on that did WH for a couple years and loved it but not of my buddies play anymore. Might have to look into being a highsec care bear or diving into lowsex.
I spent many days, countless hours in lowsec and doesn't matter where I went - Derelik, Aridia, Genesis, Sinq Laison, I would always see people roaming and patrolling it over time, not to mention gatecamps working 18-24 hours a day in every entrance or ,,choke'' system. I cant imagine how anyone, except few chosen coalitions that have numerous pilots able to defend such systems could visit LS, not to mention living in there. Hiding from pirate squads every 4-5 minutes is much more exhausting than having to run missions in HS. Lowsec looks like kind of a wasteland where every fish is hunted by 10-15 sharks that made hunting in LS their 2nd job and unless this fish is in swarm or has decent teeth, it has no chance to survive on a long term. It's sad people made it this way, but I'm affraid the only truly viable option for solo player is highsec and even then you have to be aware of popular places like trade hubs, mission hubs or systems like Uedama/Esescama/Odin. However, maybe there is a miracle system that is rather calm and doesnt have 24/7 camps like 95% of LS. Trying to live on my own with my own resources and my own medium-cheap ships could technically be possible, but it propably requires much effort and months of pvp-evading skills training.
This is a very approachable video for eve, I'm now looking to start for the first time and try the alpha since now eve is free. Could you do like a 7min video in the future, 5 tips for new alpha players?
Here are some tips: 1.) Don't do stuff that you find boring, find what you would like to do in eve and try it. As you play you will try lots of different stuff from pvp to hauling and once you find something you really want to do get good at it(train skills and practice). I'm saying this because eve is sandbox and it is up to create content. If you want to do pvp you can start focusing on it on day 1 for example. 2. )Find newbie friendly corp that likes to train new people in ways of eve(EvE university is popular one,they even hold lectures), lots of corps are chill vets that like to help out new players.Social aspect of eve is very important for your experience especially when you start off. Once you learn the ropes of game then you can try to do stuff solo. You will have insane amount of questions from how to manage your ui, which skills to train to how to even move around, so it helps to have corp that will help you out. Also don't get discouraged if you end up in bad corp just move on and find another one. 3.) You won't be able to avoid pvp, so get used to it. 4. ) Eve is played on long haul so it might be good idea to start of with omega because of point 1.) 5.) Learn from mistakes and don't be afraid to fail. Only by trying you will really learn. one example www.eveproguides.com/the-noob-pvp-challenge/ 6.) Read everything and google what you what you need to know, as long you play you will do this. Extra: wiki.eveuniversity.org/Golden_Rules
I find the idea that lowsec is 'safer' than low is hilarious. Lowsec is a place where you'll get dropped by supers for daring to fly something cruiser or bigger. Mining is a near-impossibility because you can't bring boosts on field, which cuts your yield in nearly half, and you get almost no reward for all your risk, unlike null, where you get ALL the reward, and have less risk than highsec...
Used to go do low sec pirate hunting out in molten heath with my indy corp way back when , always was fun expecially back in the day of nano phoon and before the covert ops changes
As a new player without Omega clone cloaking is not possible. Do a video with a alpha clone account for people who still are not sure about paying the sub.
Great vid, very interesting, but finding a safe pocket is quit difficult, not sure how to go about it...how do you measure traffic?? how to know if its now a faction combat system??
use the star map, there are statistics options there for viewing traffic in system for in space or docked pilots, ship kills in last hour/day. Avoid pipe systems, which are systems which there is only one direction of travel (A to B then to C with no other option).
I decided try LS for one week and see how it goes. Already moved my Venture. I'm a miner by heart and HS is just boring. I don't get it why would I AFK mine and play other games in the meanwhile. I want to play Eve. And that's why I decided to move to LS. Don't know how I'll sell my ore yet, but we'll get there..
why aren't you using your Survey Scanner? leaves the overview free to watch local _rocks are better_ I am guessing you mean might mean bigger, as Azure Plag spawns in high sec .. interesting idea for progression
i can see coming to low to try to live like you do in highsec.. but cutting yourself off from jita is silly. unless your one of those types that wants to build all your own shit.
No cloaking with an Alpha Toon. However if you learn how to create safe spot in space I don't see why not. Watch the local channels and spam the scanner key. Hi-tail it when people come into the system, that's what I do. And do not go back to the same site you were at especially if your ratting and bolted with wreck at the site. Other that are looking for an easy kill look for that sort of thing.
Me: This magnate fit is expensive so im not going to null sec, all the bad stuff is in high sec, so i guess low sec? Me: Starts scanning for sites Random guy: Death > You Me: Why
@@JamesGoodin-USMC-5963 Local chat tells you whenever you jump into another system. Latest message seems to say he is in Kattegaud, a 0.7 (high sec) system in molden heath
How about Letting us know what ships are recommended before flying into low sec, getting killed, frustrated and quit the game? edit your video, its boring before informative. Oh, you mentioned cloaking. will put cloaking in the skill que and come back in a month or so. When are they going to encourage players to actually play the game and not just put skills into que to wait? Haha, I just added cloaking to que while watching this.
Hi bri, some good came out of this video for me. I did not know that bubbles and interdictors could not be used in LowSec. As for cloaks, train up to covert ops so you can use the covert ops cloaking device. Well worth the time.
I still think low sec is pointless. I mean in null you have the safety net of an alliances/corp and big isk incomes. High sec you have the safety of concord and decent incomes. Low sec you have 0 safety than any of the other 2. I lost 10 times more isk than I ever lost in null. Living in low sec made me poor so I could barely afford to do anything. Even fixing the damn Faction war I would still never pick low sec.
Depends on the wormholes, some can stay open for up to 48 hours. However, their stability can be disturbed by ships passing through them, eventually making them collapse. I highly recommend watching tutorials and reading walkthroughs before venturing into wormholes. You really wanna know what you're doing in there.
Let peace be with you all.
I came in to LowSecSys and at first was frustrating a little bit (i am pacifist).
But with just corvette i gained a lot of loot.
LowSecSys where i started to be in last days is 2 gates system.
First what attracted me when i was there is loot from ships.
One gate is heavily trapped and other is trapped in intervals but not so heavy and often it is clear.
It is system several jumps from Jita so i figured i can try some looting.
I don't like having suspect icon because technically i am stealing but in this case from pirates.
But originally i end up here because i left amarr shuttle which someone left in the beginnings of game and i took it and left in station.
Now list of stations become to pile up so i wanted just to grab that shuttle and come back to HiSecSys where i usually am.
There were so many ship wrecks with loot in them so i made home base there and made jump points near gate (from 150km away to more) so i can jump near site and scout what will i loot.
After few starter loot attempts i start to watch how they operate and when they make pause (dock in station or be outside of station but far away from gates).
Of course they podded me and destroy pod often but few attempts to loot went successful :-).
Since it is LowSecSys most of players have cloaking devices and they are not cheap (at least to me).
Mainly i targeted to scoop bodies but after that (since i am scavenger , miner , collector) i went for loot and when they make pause i salvaged wrecks.
When pirates are very active i decided to mine or do circle through asteroid belts to take out hostiles (only npc) because there is also pause when no one passing through system :-).
After just a 2-3 days (i swapped day and night with 24 h or more awake cycles) i hauled last day/night 27 Mil ISK worth goods (4 prototype cloaking and 2 advanced cloaking devices).
I left many modules since i will use them in mining or hostile npc clearing for ship equipping.
After initial presentation of myself to pirates (they noticed i am warping in and out , hahaha) they several times just let me scoop loot or i manage to warp away before they could destroy ship i am managing.
Also i came to idea to contract back loot players lost in system (did some screenshots and pasted in paint to know which is from whom).
In between jumps and "empty" play game time i play Project Discovery hahaha.
~20 Mil ISK per day is not for throw away.
Also met some players on both sides (friendly/pirate/hostile).
AFK is not an option in LowSecSys.
Went to bathroom for 5 min once and NPC spawned and took out the Venture.
My mistake (didn't brought drones which i trained to take out frigates and destroyers and when i am present even cruisers).
HiSecSys is ok but LowSecSys will push you to use tactic , pay attention , have experience in dangers , and become more normalized with dangers in eve online.
Let peace stays with you all.
I’ve lived there for most of my time. For the lone wolfs it’s a great place. I made my isk on salvaging the wrecks, drones and other stuff I came across.
Made my first few hundred millions in high sec and have been getting a bit bored. Thinking about taking nothing but a corvette out and choosing a new home on the frontier. This is exactly the type of video I was looking for! Thanks a ton.
Great video mate. I’ve just started playing EVE again after 8 years and am looking to forge a path that was more fulfilling than the mission running carebear stuff I used to play. This looks like it could be the right fit for me.
The most accurate point you made - is about the Challenge of going to Low Sec. THAT is the reason to go - for the Challenge.
Now - the problem with Low Sec - is that there are all these little things that you can do to keep from getting ganked - but - after a while - all those little things - become work. I've gone down to Low Sec and done mining there - but - it's a constant problem where you have to think about anyone and everyone that comes into you system. That means you need to modify what you are doing and the way you are doing it - just because another player entered your system.
As long as you are doing it for the Challenge of doing it - it's fun - but if you are just trying to run missions or mine some ore - it's a lot less of a pain in the ass up in High Sec.
Now - one of the things I have done - is to adopt some of the things I did in Low Sec to what I do in High Sec. I've always got my Directional Scanner up, set to the PVP Filter and hit it now and again looking for Combat Scanner Probes ... If someone's using Combat Scanner Probes - they are looking for other ships - and that may well mean you.
So - one of the things you can do - in preparation for going down to Low Sec - is start thinking about all those little things you'll need to do down there - and practice doing them up in High Sec. Make them part of your Habitual Actions. The way you always do things. If you just can't stand to do that any more - then don't bother going down to Low Sec. If you can - then - when you think you're ready - give it a shot. That or just go on down with a high tolerance for getting blown up.
One of the things you want to think about though - besides insuring your ship - is to get a Jump Clone - so that any Implants you have are nice and safe in case you get podded.
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Great video.
I have been considering moving to low sec. Currently on the edge in high sec.
My next purchase was either the Blockade Runner or Deep Space Transporter.
I will start looking at nearby low sec systems for a quiet spot.
I am really happy you are making these videos about this subject, please keep it coming.
Gonna go for the lowsec challenge. Prepping up and making the move. Caldari space tho, so we'll see if I can find a "quite" system.
Thx for the vid and tips. Appreciated!
Cheers!
Kenneth Good Luck!!!
Good to see a Minmatar brother. In rust we trust! Nice video dude.
Oh man I used to live in Molden Heath, good memories there
the island, lived there for ages
Part 2: First Steps uploaded. (covering initial move and Exploration)
Started in Wormhole space. Had a stint in Null. Ended up in Low Sec, where I day-trip into WH space to get som ez kills.
Highest value rats are low sec. Clone soldiers and mordu warfare specialists. Currently 15 to 20 mil isk for each clone tag, and hundreds of millions for a mordu Barghest blueprint drop. I’ve loved living in low sec.
Have been thinking about coming back after a 3 year break. Did the null stuff and after getting burned out on that did WH for a couple years and loved it but not of my buddies play anymore. Might have to look into being a highsec care bear or diving into lowsex.
Try FW!
Cheers man! Awesome video - watched without pausing to the end :) Exactly what I was looking for - thanls for sharing!
Ahh, Sulkulda was my home. I should go visit it with my new toon.
Where are you? Need more eve online info. Please come back.
When it comes to advanced gameplay where you will buy ships, etc.. You'll find you can do you game play in LS, but will shop in HS.
I spent many days, countless hours in lowsec and doesn't matter where I went - Derelik, Aridia, Genesis, Sinq Laison, I would always see people roaming and patrolling it over time, not to mention gatecamps working 18-24 hours a day in every entrance or ,,choke'' system. I cant imagine how anyone, except few chosen coalitions that have numerous pilots able to defend such systems could visit LS, not to mention living in there. Hiding from pirate squads every 4-5 minutes is much more exhausting than having to run missions in HS. Lowsec looks like kind of a wasteland where every fish is hunted by 10-15 sharks that made hunting in LS their 2nd job and unless this fish is in swarm or has decent teeth, it has no chance to survive on a long term. It's sad people made it this way, but I'm affraid the only truly viable option for solo player is highsec and even then you have to be aware of popular places like trade hubs, mission hubs or systems like Uedama/Esescama/Odin.
However, maybe there is a miracle system that is rather calm and doesnt have 24/7 camps like 95% of LS. Trying to live on my own with my own resources and my own medium-cheap ships could technically be possible, but it propably requires much effort and months of pvp-evading skills training.
This is a very approachable video for eve, I'm now looking to start for the first time and try the alpha since now eve is free. Could you do like a 7min video in the future, 5 tips for new alpha players?
bear suo I’ll put it on my list as soon as I get back on the air. :)
Here are some tips:
1.) Don't do stuff that you find boring, find what you would like to do in eve and try it. As you play you will try lots of different stuff from pvp to hauling and once you find something you really want to do get good at it(train skills and practice). I'm saying this because eve is sandbox and it is up to create content. If you want to do pvp you can start focusing on it on day 1
for example.
2. )Find newbie friendly corp that likes to train new people in ways of eve(EvE university is popular one,they even hold lectures), lots of corps are chill vets that like to help out new players.Social aspect of eve is very important for your experience especially when you start off. Once you learn the ropes of game then you can try to do stuff solo. You will have insane amount of questions from how to manage your ui, which skills to train to how to even move around, so it helps to have corp that will help you out. Also don't get discouraged if you end up in bad corp just move on and find another one.
3.) You won't be able to avoid pvp, so get used to it.
4. ) Eve is played on long haul so it might be good idea to start of with omega because of point 1.)
5.) Learn from mistakes and don't be afraid to fail. Only by trying you will really learn. one example www.eveproguides.com/the-noob-pvp-challenge/
6.) Read everything and google what you what you need to know, as long you play you will do this.
Extra: wiki.eveuniversity.org/Golden_Rules
Whats your ingame character name?
@@trueb0ss845 Alexandra or Xiao Maejing. Although I haven't been able to log in for awhile. I hope this will change soon.
bear suo I’ve just put up a 5 tips for new players. Feel free to check it out!
For the mining in my case, as an industrialist i need ore.
Not sure on combat sites though, they tend to take some time and i would feel bit exposed.
Come to Rancer, nice and quiet. :)
x13 would like to know your location
I find the idea that lowsec is 'safer' than low is hilarious. Lowsec is a place where you'll get dropped by supers for daring to fly something cruiser or bigger. Mining is a near-impossibility because you can't bring boosts on field, which cuts your yield in nearly half, and you get almost no reward for all your risk, unlike null, where you get ALL the reward, and have less risk than highsec...
When your old allies find you mining in a low sec
Them: Mining really, a man of your talents
Anthuan Herrero Ramirez followed by a mercy ganking to be sure
Great vid, I've been looking to low sec to get the Jaspet that I need.
Used to go do low sec pirate hunting out in molten heath with my indy corp way back when , always was fun expecially back in the day of nano phoon and before the covert ops changes
As a new player without Omega clone cloaking is not possible. Do a video with a alpha clone account for people who still are not sure about paying the sub.
This series is for Omega players only. Cloaking is his key.
Great vid, very interesting, but finding a safe pocket is quit difficult, not sure how to go about it...how do you measure traffic?? how to know if its now a faction combat system??
use the star map, there are statistics options there for viewing traffic in system for in space or docked pilots, ship kills in last hour/day. Avoid pipe systems, which are systems which there is only one direction of travel (A to B then to C with no other option).
a quick look on the zkillboard page of a specific system can tell you a lot about it
as a pirate i cant go to hs can only buy some frigs once a while
Cloaks can't be used with Alpha accounts. Is low-sec. still worthwhile with an Alpha account?
I decided try LS for one week and see how it goes. Already moved my Venture. I'm a miner by heart and HS is just boring. I don't get it why would I AFK mine and play other games in the meanwhile. I want to play Eve. And that's why I decided to move to LS. Don't know how I'll sell my ore yet, but we'll get there..
nice video , motivational even !
No warp bubbles = I'm sold
Everyone is of course free to play and enjoy how they like but those things ruin Eve for me.
why aren't you using your Survey Scanner? leaves the overview free to watch local
_rocks are better_ I am guessing you mean might mean bigger, as Azure Plag spawns in high sec
.. interesting idea for progression
i can see coming to low to try to live like you do in highsec.. but cutting yourself off from jita is silly. unless your one of those types that wants to build all your own shit.
i would try this
Low sec is great
is it possible for this kind of experience with Alpha Clone? (no cloaking)
No cloaking with an Alpha Toon. However if you learn how to create safe spot in space I don't see why not. Watch the local channels and spam the scanner key. Hi-tail it when people come into the system, that's what I do. And do not go back to the same site you were at especially if your ratting and bolted with wreck at the site. Other that are looking for an easy kill look for that sort of thing.
One issue with eve online, is whatever isks I invest, I am loosing them. I am isk negative lol. Even as omega. Can hardly afford any ships, lol.
10:10 WTF??? One of the main benefits of Low Sec is that you're usually only a few jumps from a trade hub
not the quiet parts lol
6:04 it gets cut
Yeah, I had a coughing fit and I edited it out.
Me: This magnate fit is expensive so im not going to null sec, all the bad stuff is in high sec, so i guess low sec?
Me: Starts scanning for sites
Random guy: Death > You
Me: Why
in my opinion warp core stabilizers are the bane of my existance as a low sec pirate *i still like going to high sec thou*
i also live in the seyllin pocket free noobs to shoot and to recruit :)
Low Sec Best Sec
03:36 bit sloppy tradecraft. you forgot to "clear all content" in your chat channels, showing where you are...in 0.7
Clarify, because I'm not seeing what your laying down.
@@JamesGoodin-USMC-5963 Local chat tells you whenever you jump into another system. Latest message seems to say he is in Kattegaud, a 0.7 (high sec) system in molden heath
Can a Coercer/Omen handle the low rank missions out there?
Malroth00Returns should be no problem. The missions are not any different, just the payout in LP being higher
You'll get tanked running missions in low-sec, don't bother.
i love null especially if there war happen on there
Subtitles are funny :)
Go to solitude low sec :) its great
cheap as chips
DST's are far better than blockade runners. Tama is always camped.
High sec low sec nul sec worhole e9ace there are 4
=^o.o^=
How about Letting us know what ships are recommended before flying into low sec, getting killed, frustrated and quit the game? edit your video, its boring before informative. Oh, you mentioned cloaking. will put cloaking in the skill que and come back in a month or so. When are they going to encourage players to actually play the game and not just put skills into que to wait? Haha, I just added cloaking to que while watching this.
Hi bri, some good came out of this video for me. I did not know that bubbles and interdictors could not be used in LowSec.
As for cloaks, train up to covert ops so you can use the covert ops cloaking device. Well worth the time.
Can I have ur stuff?
I still think low sec is pointless. I mean in null you have the safety net of an alliances/corp and big isk incomes. High sec you have the safety of concord and decent incomes. Low sec you have 0 safety than any of the other 2. I lost 10 times more isk than I ever lost in null. Living in low sec made me poor so I could barely afford to do anything. Even fixing the damn Faction war I would still never pick low sec.
I've lived in lowsec (Misaba, Ziriert) for years, near CVA (before being a goon :) )
It’s really late but can you tell me how long till a wormhole disappears....coz I wanna mining some cloud
Depends on the wormholes, some can stay open for up to 48 hours. However, their stability can be disturbed by ships passing through them, eventually making them collapse. I highly recommend watching tutorials and reading walkthroughs before venturing into wormholes. You really wanna know what you're doing in there.