As a dedicated high-sec carebear with exactly ONE pvp fight that I've ever willingly gone into, this is exactly the perspective I'm interested in when it comes to pvp in EvE. At some point I will likely try out pvp again (though the adrenaline I tend to get while my ship is in danger is uncomfortable and thus a major barrier to me enjoying the activity to any extent), but atm I'm fairly happy with Project Discovery, mining, and doing some light lvl1-2 anomaly ratting.
I've learned so much more outside of the this video as well but I have really enjoyed PvP so far! Whats been your experience with PvP? Anything new or different that I mentioned that you didnt know? Would love to hear your stories! Fly Safe! o7 Skin Giveaway Winners! Maiklooper - Maik Estemaire Armasti - Krakus Kusoni
Before warping away from stargate, allways Look for Potential gankers. Today I I didn't Look for them, started warping from one stargate to another, uncloaked automatically, and got allmost instantly warp disrupted and killed. I guess it was my fault. Should have been more careful. My only pvp Experience, as a beginner, I'm trying to avoid other players. Ign:HuluKana
Noob to eve and its pvp mechanics ,so learning a ton watching your content.. appreciate all content creators hard work and the bunch of tips and good advice they provide . That makes playing EVE even more joyful! Keep up the great content. IGN StadiaPunk
I started learning pvp in high sec by constantly dueling in t1 frigates against people that knew a LOT more than me. It gave me a huge advantage when I finally decided to move from high sec to low sec. IGN: Khymii Daggerspine
oh yeah, the good old tackler. When i first got into null and everyone was flying cerbs , scimis and t3 stuff they put me into a Slasher and 5mins of a manual piloting class later i was going brrr at 5km/s and pointing everything on sight, gotta love it starting out as an alpha
Kybereck, first time watching your videos, this is super helpful!!! For PVP, take risks. You'd be surprised at how close some fights can be and you get a lot better at it when forced into a tougher situation. It also builds more confidence in yourself as you keep doing it!
Beepan NOK - playing eve for more than 10 years, made me understand that every time you undock there will be someone trying to make his day on your death ☠️😊 although sometimes even inside the station people will gank you (tricking you stilling you money or items)... no1 ever spoke about Eve as a survival but to me it has been the very first survivor game in history
Am more than just a complete and utter pvp noob, have been in game for 5 years now and all i have ever done is low key strip mining.. Pretty laid back and just relaxing to get on and chill and bust some rocks. Interesting video Sir and perhaps one day may give pvp a shot.
Katrina Syes-Khilorn - I learned in FW not to be afraid to lose a ship. Yeah, it happens, jump into another one and try to catch him, or his friends again somewhere...
Thank You! That was one of the best Eve UA-cam videos I have seen. Going through a worm was one of my bigest fears, I just could never understand how to do it, but you explained it where even a dumby like me can handle it. So again Thank You, I have subscribed so I can watch more of your videos so I look forward to them !
Viktor Paterus. I fly a lot of small tackle and one of the intangible things I have learned is to trust you gut. If you are in a situation and you feel like it’s going to turn on you, trust yourself and live to fight another day. It’s almost always better to get off grid and reset then just losing the ship.
I've been trying PvP for some time now, and I 100% agree about neuts. I use them a lot along with e-war (tracking diruptors mostly) and especially in fleet fights, this tactic tends to be quite usefull. Besides, I love leaving the enemy floating in space without cap just giving up while slowly being destroyed. Fly dangerous! o7 IGN: Yoake Furasshu
What I've learned mostly is that it a great number of fights can easily be avoided. Even gate camps with bubbles can become survivable if you are properly prepared. What I've unfortulately also learned is that those who engage in PvP are typically very good at it. Being at the right distance is not always intuitive, but good PvPers seem to know these. IGN : Spectral Spectre
There is so much info in this video, it's awesome especially for a krabby player like myself. The more I watch the more a pvp fleet/corp sounds more attractive. Cheers IGN Nysa Eve
I have learned all about how to be a rabbit in PvP. How to get away, what to look for to see if your being hunted (mostly low), but pretty much just how to not engage in PvP. Lol IGN : Ex Pyer
Oracle is also a hidden tipp for nanno gangs as dps role. there you lern the meaning of transversal / tracking and those hits are rly nice :D But you have to position and call out if sth is trying go for you :D
totaly agree about ewar and neuts. i have mainly done small gang pvp, and my weapon of choice are pilgrim and curse fitted with wep disruptors and neuts. those ships are super scary and can turn 2 bill + pvps ships into useless spacedust, and makes world of difference ageinst ships that really rely on their cap for either weapons and or active tank to stay alive.
I learned that losing ships is good (and I lose a lot 🤣), each fight you lose, you have the opportunity to learn what you could have done better. Record and watch back your fights, doing this helped me a lot to analyse fights without the shakes! IGN - Areleth Gaterau
ING- Wild Dreams. Loved this video mate. You have learned a lot from wormhole space. Now you see why I love it 😁 I agree with your don't underestimate neuts it's why I love the curse. Doesn't show on dscan kitey and neuts at range. Keep up the great content.
Myself and two friends would take our force recons out of our wh into null when we got bored. A curse, Lachesis and rook, totally crippled anything we even looked at.
I learned the most doing solo lowsec pvp in Amarr/Minmatar militia areas. Though, filamenting into Nullsec in an AF gang taught me to d-scan properly to find Ishtars and VNI ratting in anomalies. IGN: Kale La Rune
Lubin savage, can't agree more with the last point lost a orthrus to some hs gankers awhile back kinda ties in with the #1rule of eve, don't undock what your not ready to lose
IGN: Lord Bastion Skalagrimmr The biggest thing I've learned about PVP is to have some confidence in your abilities. I'm mostly a mining and ratting guy in null sec, so I've yet to kill other players, but just a couple days ago I was tackled on my procurer by a group of gankers, and instead of panicking like I usually do, I kept my cool, overheated my multispectrum hardeners, targeted the weakest looking of my adversaries and set my drones on them. Tried to keep a traversal angle as best I could on my slow procurer. Not only did I survive much longer than I expected (a whole 2 minutes, short I know, but still longer than I usually survive), but I also almost killed 2 of them (they warped off before my killing blow, if only i had a warp disruptor). As I said I still died, but damn that boost to confidence.
Been playing now for about 2 months, been ganged while mining and exploring but never while travelling/hauling/combat missions. Tried to kill another explorer and successfully fended off a gank in my Proc on a belt the other day but then lost to the next one 2 days after. Still learning the basics before I get more into PvP. IGN: Insomniad (Brave Empire Corp)
I also just now joined a WH corp. and I have no PVP experience, so I am looking forward to getting some pointers from experienced players and joining some action. IGN: Giga Bagrationi
Helekeon M Xantos. I am no good in PvP. It seems to me that there are so many things happening at once. I have watched your WH content. It’s a cool aspect of the game.
Hey, I'm "Marius Re" in game. My experience in pvp is "don't engage before you check zkill what you are engaging" 😉 I'm still learning pvp, it's difficult for sure 😊
So what I have learned from wormhole PVP: 1. Evictions are fun except they take a ton of commitment staring at a hole most of the time. 2. You are always going to get caught in the most unexpected way. 3. Always PVP and fly cheap ships when possible. 4. Whenever we do Null Sec roams, no one ever seems to fight us. XD 5. Wingspan doesn't like wormhole alliances. 6. Trig filaments are your best friend for escaping a potential fight. IGN - Leonard Sapir
IGN: 47th Ronin. Asa wormholer myself, i tend to concentrate on manufacturing or resource harvesting. but we as a corp do weekly roaming pvp fleets. so i am still learning.
Newb PvP have yet to get a kill but the mechanics are coming around. My downfall has been range-control. But if I make the first move it goes better. Best ones have been the surprise attack. Looking forward to trying a neut-fit. They can easily turn a fight in groups.Thanks for all the pointers. Dark Arcanum
I think the most important thing in PVP is to know ship types and favourable engagements for you and your fleet. Right now I'm struggling with learning the usual fits, weapon types and ranges of typical pvp ships. Ign: Xentiphos
- Cedar Crendraven I've only recently started trying PvP on a character in faction warfare. Still not very good at it, but quite enjoying tossing cheap minmatar frigates and destroyers into the metaphorical meat grinder. I've also learned that Thrashers with t2 artillery and quake ammo track far better then one would expect.
Great to hear/see you back at it again. IGN Duncan Idaho Tabr. Being a PVP noob myself these are always helpful, and as an aside I enjoyed the video when you were out hiking, nice to see some of the beautiful outdoors you have there.
@@eventon9372 oh yeah, damps are a pain in the ass to get rid off, especially if they’re kiting out of your lock range. For brawlers they arent usually a problem, since you can usually defang them easily
IGN: Admiral Kunkka The most fun thing I've done in PVP is flying a suicide probing sabre/flycatcher in null sec, scanning down an enemy fleet and landing on them with the bubbles so your boys can blap them is priceless.
Well being a player who likes to rush in the melee and take any fight, EVE pvp taught me that you cannot always win, and that sometimes you just have to bail because the enemy is too strong ! IGN : Zephyyr Ricci
My first PvP experience is prob when I moved into null. I was hunting with my friend in Stabber Fleet Issues and we came across a small gate camp. Took out their Sabre, 2 Maledictions and a Cynabal before we both died IGN: Solitude Nox
I am still a PVP noob as well and I have learned a lot from my corp fighting in small and large groups. I think one of the biggest things I still need to learn is how to better match your target to drop their transversal. IGN Lanceafer
IGN: Pastelero Paquetero. And I've learned that everything can be a bait and your "ship number" can be outnumbered sooo fast. Also, have a plan b if the innocent and noob heron applies web and point on you lmao
Faction Warfare teaches me alot about pvp, but I'm still bad at it :/. I came from a WH corp a while back, as long as they don't hard require doctrine ships that are high sp I think those corps do allow you to learn pvp as well. Curious how you've been dealing with scanning new connections or is it something your corp mates delegate to other people.
IGN: Lukas Nemec I learned you should try to pick your fights, no sense in just dying to your hard counter. Know the ships, when to engage and when to retreat. But anyways it can be fun to just whelp few ships for fun and learning.
Being in a large null bloc, I've found I like being logi a lot more than most other roles in a fight. Recon is too reliant on intelligence and perception and I don't have enough of either for that, links requires better skills than I have, dictors die a lot and carry too much risk of bubbling your own fleet, and being an F1 monkey is fucking boring. But logi is great because even though I don't get on kill mails, there's still enough going on to be engaging. That, and Horde's standing fleet is great cause it's just an angry mob where you bring whatever the hell you want. I can fly a stealth bomber and dick around, and I won't even slow anybody down (though the risk of awoxing my own fleet makes me pause on using the bomb in favor of the torps). Speaking of booshing, something I remember seeing in Delve a few weeks ago was some Imperium pilots got good at booshing stealth bomber's bombs into the enemy. Lost a Caracal that way zkillboard.com/kill/93247597/ I haven't actually had many cap issues with my Wolf or Hurricane, can't speak for my Maelstrom since I haven't been able to use it yet. --Jack Lagash
The best advice I ever got back in the day with regard to PVP and Eve in general...Ships are ammo. Don't get too attached :) Sometimes it's bloody expensive ammo, but it's ammo none the less :D IGN: Asharin
PVP in EVE is not easy but can be very fun. You need to decide if you want solo, small gang, or large fleet style of PVP. Then decide where you want to PVP, Hi, LOW, or NULL. Faction Warfare provides lots of single or small gang combat and can be done cheaply in HI or LOW sec but you will lose ships. Regardless I would not PVP as a way to make money when starting out, its a bragging rights type of thing with maybe some loot if you live long enough to collect it. Whatever you decide to do, research first so you can build a decent ship and know the mechanics that are relavent to that style of PVP. o7
IGN: Zachie Achasse PVP in eve can always get more complicated. The combination of the multitude of factors ensures that it is always unique, which rewards hard work, but can be very frustrating😂😂.
As someone coming back to Eve online, this has been really fun to watch, gives me ideas on what I can do to expand on my "fun factor." IGN: Solar Shard
I feel like for me, its difficult to get over the idea that pvp is throwing away isk. Most of the time with pvp, the objective isn't worth the isk put in, just like a bad investment. I prefer to keep such investments small, and just dip my toe into pvp, and not make it a whole playstyle. Ign: Jason Hodges
Hey there, thanks for this Video! Im new top and I’m kind of afraid of PvP. But with this Tipps and information about how to think… I think I will give it a try in the next days. Thanks a lot. - Rin Otaka
the ramjag is very nice but arguibly NOT the best tackle ship in the game. i really like the orthrus its can point targets out to 56km or scram to 22 and its really fast. but lachesis is the king of tackle ships imo.. 75km point range is stupid, the tradeoff with the recon ships tho is they can tackle but they arent that tanky so they have to keep range and they dont do a lot of damage/can have some fitting issues if you intend to try and tank it (non nano)
What I learned for PVP is that even if you do no damage, you are still important to the killmail if you ewar/tackle the ever living crap out of them. IGN: Ailleat Baybeez
Hi Eventon my characters name is Buck Lighyear and i wish that the skills needed for PVP where taught in the mission agents when you start the game plus also wish there was a course to teach how to be a PVP properly as all i have learned was with the fleets of bonkers when someone will engage us most of the time we fly from one end to the other of Nul and all the way back to home station.
Cool video... PVP in this game is like 3d chess...its really quite daunting. I am looking to try some pvp in the near future... perhaps with my trusty abbysal kestral. Baby steps lol. IGN Krakus Kusoni
As a dedicated high-sec carebear with exactly ONE pvp fight that I've ever willingly gone into, this is exactly the perspective I'm interested in when it comes to pvp in EvE.
At some point I will likely try out pvp again (though the adrenaline I tend to get while my ship is in danger is uncomfortable and thus a major barrier to me enjoying the activity to any extent), but atm I'm fairly happy with Project Discovery, mining, and doing some light lvl1-2 anomaly ratting.
Adara Starkiss, and I've learned that in EVE there arent fair fights, accept the outcome... GF and keep experiencing things...
most definitely, EVE is inherently designed to be unfair especially in PvP
@@eventon9372 especially if you’re in nullsec
**cyno PTSD intensifies**
A fair fight is one you lose
A fair fight is just a game… oh wait.
I've learned so much more outside of the this video as well but I have really enjoyed PvP so far! Whats been your experience with PvP? Anything new or different that I mentioned that you didnt know? Would love to hear your stories! Fly Safe! o7
Skin Giveaway Winners!
Maiklooper - Maik Estemaire
Armasti - Krakus Kusoni
Before warping away from stargate, allways Look for Potential gankers. Today I I didn't Look for them, started warping from one stargate to another, uncloaked automatically, and got allmost instantly warp disrupted and killed. I guess it was my fault. Should have been more careful. My only pvp Experience, as a beginner, I'm trying to avoid other players.
Ign:HuluKana
My experiance with pvp is I can't afford it yet.
I bought 10 fitted slasher, go to tama, lose all the slasher, slasher sucks, this game sucks.
@@pablosanhueza1454 your doing it wrong. The game doesnt suck...
PvP helped me fully realize that death in EVE is not a big deal.
IGN: Nikita Uanid.
Noob to eve and its pvp mechanics ,so learning a ton watching your content.. appreciate all content creators hard work and the bunch of tips and good advice they provide . That makes playing EVE even more joyful! Keep up the great content. IGN StadiaPunk
I started learning pvp in high sec by constantly dueling in t1 frigates against people that knew a LOT more than me. It gave me a huge advantage when I finally decided to move from high sec to low sec.
IGN: Khymii Daggerspine
thats cool! I bet you got great pvp mechanics.
oh yeah, the good old tackler. When i first got into null and everyone was flying cerbs , scimis and t3 stuff they put me into a Slasher and 5mins of a manual piloting class later i was going brrr at 5km/s and pointing everything on sight, gotta love it starting out as an alpha
yup! alphas can still have a big impact on fights!
Kybereck, first time watching your videos, this is super helpful!!!
For PVP, take risks. You'd be surprised at how close some fights can be and you get a lot better at it when forced into a tougher situation. It also builds more confidence in yourself as you keep doing it!
Beepan NOK - playing eve for more than 10 years, made me understand that every time you undock there will be someone trying to make his day on your death ☠️😊 although sometimes even inside the station people will gank you (tricking you stilling you money or items)... no1 ever spoke about Eve as a survival but to me it has been the very first survivor game in history
2 months huh feels like yesterday! Its been a blast :) Varag
Am more than just a complete and utter pvp noob, have been in game for 5 years now and all i have ever done is low key strip mining.. Pretty laid back and just relaxing to get on and chill and bust some rocks. Interesting video Sir and perhaps one day may give pvp a shot.
Katrina Syes-Khilorn - I learned in FW not to be afraid to lose a ship. Yeah, it happens, jump into another one and try to catch him, or his friends again somewhere...
Thank You! That was one of the best Eve UA-cam videos I have seen. Going through a worm was one of my bigest fears, I just could never understand how to do it, but you explained it where even a dumby like me can handle it. So again Thank You, I have subscribed so I can watch more of your videos so I look forward to them !
Viktor Paterus. I fly a lot of small tackle and one of the intangible things I have learned is to trust you gut. If you are in a situation and you feel like it’s going to turn on you, trust yourself and live to fight another day. It’s almost always better to get off grid and reset then just losing the ship.
I've been trying PvP for some time now, and I 100% agree about neuts. I use them a lot along with e-war (tracking diruptors mostly) and especially in fleet fights, this tactic tends to be quite usefull. Besides, I love leaving the enemy floating in space without cap just giving up while slowly being destroyed. Fly dangerous! o7 IGN: Yoake Furasshu
What I've learned mostly is that it a great number of fights can easily be avoided. Even gate camps with bubbles can become survivable if you are properly prepared.
What I've unfortulately also learned is that those who engage in PvP are typically very good at it. Being at the right distance is not always intuitive, but good PvPers seem to know these.
IGN : Spectral Spectre
There is so much info in this video, it's awesome especially for a krabby player like myself. The more I watch the more a pvp fleet/corp sounds more attractive. Cheers
IGN Nysa Eve
I have learned all about how to be a rabbit in PvP. How to get away, what to look for to see if your being hunted (mostly low), but pretty much just how to not engage in PvP. Lol
IGN : Ex Pyer
learning to run away is a big part of PvP, no point in needlessly losing your ship!
Oracle is also a hidden tipp for nanno gangs as dps role. there you lern the meaning of transversal / tracking and those hits are rly nice :D But you have to position and call out if sth is trying go for you :D
totaly agree about ewar and neuts. i have mainly done small gang pvp, and my weapon of choice are pilgrim and curse fitted with wep disruptors and neuts. those ships are super scary and can turn 2 bill + pvps ships into useless spacedust, and makes world of difference ageinst ships that really rely on their cap for either weapons and or active tank to stay alive.
ingame: Fendai - and I have learned that I suck at PvP so far haha
I learned that losing ships is good (and I lose a lot 🤣), each fight you lose, you have the opportunity to learn what you could have done better. Record and watch back your fights, doing this helped me a lot to analyse fights without the shakes!
IGN - Areleth Gaterau
ING- Wild Dreams.
Loved this video mate. You have learned a lot from wormhole space. Now you see why I love it 😁 I agree with your don't underestimate neuts it's why I love the curse.
Doesn't show on dscan kitey and neuts at range.
Keep up the great content.
Myself and two friends would take our force recons out of our wh into null when we got bored. A curse, Lachesis and rook, totally crippled anything we even looked at.
Glad you're having fun! And, sheesh, you've been 2 months with them already? Time flies.
IGN: Inspector Gordon
actually off the PVP topic, i learned blood raider ships can nosferatu cap from NPCs, so dual rep Bhaalgorn mission running is actually viable
Liljerry Sizzler !! Range control and damage application for me .
range control is huge!
Yes I would love a stabber video. I need to fly more t1 stuff. It's fun and cheap!
Hey from way over here in East Mesa. Good vid!
I learned the most doing solo lowsec pvp in Amarr/Minmatar militia areas. Though, filamenting into Nullsec in an AF gang taught me to d-scan properly to find Ishtars and VNI ratting in anomalies.
IGN: Kale La Rune
Lubin savage, can't agree more with the last point lost a orthrus to some hs gankers awhile back kinda ties in with the #1rule of eve, don't undock what your not ready to lose
IGN: Lord Bastion Skalagrimmr
The biggest thing I've learned about PVP is to have some confidence in your abilities. I'm mostly a mining and ratting guy in null sec, so I've yet to kill other players, but just a couple days ago I was tackled on my procurer by a group of gankers, and instead of panicking like I usually do, I kept my cool, overheated my multispectrum hardeners, targeted the weakest looking of my adversaries and set my drones on them. Tried to keep a traversal angle as best I could on my slow procurer. Not only did I survive much longer than I expected (a whole 2 minutes, short I know, but still longer than I usually survive), but I also almost killed 2 of them (they warped off before my killing blow, if only i had a warp disruptor). As I said I still died, but damn that boost to confidence.
Been playing now for about 2 months, been ganged while mining and exploring but never while travelling/hauling/combat missions. Tried to kill another explorer and successfully fended off a gank in my Proc on a belt the other day but then lost to the next one 2 days after. Still learning the basics before I get more into PvP.
IGN: Insomniad (Brave Empire Corp)
I would love a WH/Null small corp where i could do mostly industrial with a bit of PvP stuff. I love the get ISK, build things, create markets...
You have that Bane guy in the corp. He is the best
Glad you are enjoying pvp. I still find it one of the most fun aspects of eve.
IGN:Thump3d
it definitely helps when you have good tacklers ;)
I also just now joined a WH corp. and I have no PVP experience, so I am looking forward to getting some pointers from experienced players and joining some action. IGN: Giga Bagrationi
and I bet you will! I am still learning and flying mostly T1 stuff
2007 player, here. You're out there doing it and sharing that with others. o7
Helekeon M Xantos. I am no good in PvP. It seems to me that there are so many things happening at once. I have watched your WH content. It’s a cool aspect of the game.
Hey, I'm "Marius Re" in game. My experience in pvp is "don't engage before you check zkill what you are engaging" 😉 I'm still learning pvp, it's difficult for sure 😊
So what I have learned from wormhole PVP:
1. Evictions are fun except they take a ton of commitment staring at a hole most of the time.
2. You are always going to get caught in the most unexpected way.
3. Always PVP and fly cheap ships when possible.
4. Whenever we do Null Sec roams, no one ever seems to fight us. XD
5. Wingspan doesn't like wormhole alliances.
6. Trig filaments are your best friend for escaping a potential fight.
IGN - Leonard Sapir
I was in DKVC,Varag is a great CEO and i learned a lot whit this group
I've learned all about how to run away. Its a hard habit to break haha.
IGN Talon Sardis
oh yea, don't want to lose your ship that your ratted hard for! lol
@@eventon9372 haha yeah. It comes from ingrained paranoia. From living the solo life of a lowsec hobo you know.
Nice video m8, learned a few new things so thats always good.
IGN: 47th Ronin. Asa wormholer myself, i tend to concentrate on manufacturing or resource harvesting. but we as a corp do weekly roaming pvp fleets. so i am still learning.
7'th Tactical.
I guess what I learn the first was to get under guns of BS while flying frigates, and always have a scram ;)
-Eric downmen
I didn’t know about that minmatar AF. That sounds really interesting
yup! the ram jag is an awesome ship for tackling!
Newb PvP have yet to get a kill but the mechanics are coming around. My downfall has been range-control. But if I make the first move it goes better. Best ones have been the surprise attack. Looking forward to trying a neut-fit. They can easily turn a fight in groups.Thanks for all the pointers. Dark Arcanum
I think the most important thing in PVP is to know ship types and favourable engagements for you and your fleet. Right now I'm struggling with learning the usual fits, weapon types and ranges of typical pvp ships.
Ign: Xentiphos
- Cedar Crendraven
I've only recently started trying PvP on a character in faction warfare. Still not very good at it, but quite enjoying tossing cheap minmatar frigates and destroyers into the metaphorical meat grinder. I've also learned that Thrashers with t2 artillery and quake ammo track far better then one would expect.
Great to hear/see you back at it again. IGN Duncan Idaho Tabr. Being a PVP noob myself these are always helpful, and as an aside I enjoyed the video when you were out hiking, nice to see some of the beautiful outdoors you have there.
long winded , that was on the mark, I enjoyed this one.
Eldur Flego in game
What I learned about my limited amount of PvP is that I never should be the first one to attack - I usually die XD
IGN - Jerry Boseman
or be first on-grid :P I know the feeling lol
@@eventon9372 just sit cloaked and wait until your fleetmates decloak, then break gate cloak and fight
If I have learned something trying fleet pvp is that whenever I fit a scram, I die quite fast LMAO
- Selyn Shuniji
I tend to always get focused too :P
@@eventon9372 you havent tried flying a Curse/ECM ship lol
@@solitude9875 oh I have flown sensor dampeners and ECM ships and I always get focused lol
@@eventon9372 oh yeah, damps are a pain in the ass to get rid off, especially if they’re kiting out of your lock range. For brawlers they arent usually a problem, since you can usually defang them easily
IGN: Admiral Kunkka
The most fun thing I've done in PVP is flying a suicide probing sabre/flycatcher in null sec, scanning down an enemy fleet and landing on them with the bubbles so your boys can blap them is priceless.
great tips
i pretty much die every time
but my friends LOVE it
when i decide to play the 'healer'
- Talamon Kreed
hey, logi are important too! but the 'healers' tend to get focused first lol
@@eventon9372 i've noticed - heheh
in game name Roadkill. What I've learned we don't bring the amount of tackle needed.
Well being a player who likes to rush in the melee and take any fight, EVE pvp taught me that you cannot always win, and that sometimes you just have to bail because the enemy is too strong !
IGN : Zephyyr Ricci
Scan to live and live to scan! ~ Dark Dreadnought
My first PvP experience is prob when I moved into null. I was hunting with my friend in Stabber Fleet Issues and we came across a small gate camp. Took out their Sabre, 2 Maledictions and a Cynabal before we both died
IGN: Solitude Nox
nice! usually gate campers are bad pvpers :P
@@eventon9372 we died cos we didnt notice the stealth bomber that decided to say hi
I am still a PVP noob as well and I have learned a lot from my corp fighting in small and large groups. I think one of the biggest things I still need to learn is how to better match your target to drop their transversal. IGN Lanceafer
IGN: Pastelero Paquetero. And I've learned that everything can be a bait and your "ship number" can be outnumbered sooo fast. Also, have a plan b if the innocent and noob heron applies web and point on you lmao
Faction Warfare teaches me alot about pvp, but I'm still bad at it :/.
I came from a WH corp a while back, as long as they don't hard require doctrine ships that are high sp I think those corps do allow you to learn pvp as well.
Curious how you've been dealing with scanning new connections or is it something your corp mates delegate to other people.
IGN: Lukas Nemec
I learned you should try to pick your fights, no sense in just dying to your hard counter. Know the ships, when to engage and when to retreat. But anyways it can be fun to just whelp few ships for fun and learning.
Very good angle on an interesting topic.
Being in a large null bloc, I've found I like being logi a lot more than most other roles in a fight. Recon is too reliant on intelligence and perception and I don't have enough of either for that, links requires better skills than I have, dictors die a lot and carry too much risk of bubbling your own fleet, and being an F1 monkey is fucking boring. But logi is great because even though I don't get on kill mails, there's still enough going on to be engaging.
That, and Horde's standing fleet is great cause it's just an angry mob where you bring whatever the hell you want. I can fly a stealth bomber and dick around, and I won't even slow anybody down (though the risk of awoxing my own fleet makes me pause on using the bomb in favor of the torps).
Speaking of booshing, something I remember seeing in Delve a few weeks ago was some Imperium pilots got good at booshing stealth bomber's bombs into the enemy. Lost a Caracal that way zkillboard.com/kill/93247597/
I haven't actually had many cap issues with my Wolf or Hurricane, can't speak for my Maelstrom since I haven't been able to use it yet.
--Jack Lagash
The best advice I ever got back in the day with regard to PVP and Eve in general...Ships are ammo. Don't get too attached :) Sometimes it's bloody expensive ammo, but it's ammo none the less :D
IGN: Asharin
Buddy Rocket
What I have learned about pvp: neuts are op
Space dust finn. Being in a wh has been my best pvp learning experience. Lost more than ive won but its all gf and reship
You're 99% best off not saying anything to those who kill yer shit. They 99% want to get a rise outta you.
PVP in EVE is not easy but can be very fun. You need to decide if you want solo, small gang, or large fleet style of PVP. Then decide where you want to PVP, Hi, LOW, or NULL.
Faction Warfare provides lots of single or small gang combat and can be done cheaply in HI or LOW sec but you will lose ships. Regardless I would not PVP as a way to make money when starting out, its a bragging rights type of thing with maybe some loot if you live long enough to collect it. Whatever you decide to do, research first so you can build a decent ship and know the mechanics that are relavent to that style of PVP. o7
I've learned there's nothing better than getting points onto a ship worth 300 times your own :'D
IGN: Gucci Bear
I've learned to stay the hell away from people in my throw away fits and to be more trouble than I'm worth.
-Panashan Dobiz Dethahal
Remember, girls and boys, if you undock you get shot, and don't fly nothing you can't afford to lose. IGN: Lyilu
IGN: Zachie Achasse
PVP in eve can always get more complicated. The combination of the multitude of factors ensures that it is always unique, which rewards hard work, but can be very frustrating😂😂.
Never apologize.
I recently learned that DKVC as on average 3.96 times as many pilots on thier kills as on their losses ;)
probably near 5 at this point recruitment goes well :)
@@varagvarag2007 Hell yeah! More C3 Marauders to dunk!
20:08 damage control activation was like 3 years ago? This vid is uploaded 2021?
As someone coming back to Eve online, this has been really fun to watch, gives me ideas on what I can do to expand on my "fun factor."
IGN: Solar Shard
I feel like for me, its difficult to get over the idea that pvp is throwing away isk. Most of the time with pvp, the objective isn't worth the isk put in, just like a bad investment. I prefer to keep such investments small, and just dip my toe into pvp, and not make it a whole playstyle. Ign: Jason Hodges
Are you still in Dark Venture Corp? I just joined them about a week ago
Hey there, thanks for this Video! Im new top and I’m kind of afraid of PvP. But with this Tipps and information about how to think… I think I will give it a try in the next days. Thanks a lot.
- Rin Otaka
I've been looking to get into WH activities. Thanks for the video
-Tyrone Sarn
the ramjag is very nice but arguibly NOT the best tackle ship in the game. i really like the orthrus its can point targets out to 56km or scram to 22 and its really fast. but lachesis is the king of tackle ships imo.. 75km point range is stupid, the tradeoff with the recon ships tho is they can tackle but they arent that tanky so they have to keep range and they dont do a lot of damage/can have some fitting issues if you intend to try and tank it (non nano)
lol I randomly get a video suggestion and it's from a corpmate. cheers k33dra
Ign: Maldito Kaundur
Great content. Makes me want to try out a ram-jag soon
its a great ship!
What I learned for PVP is that even if you do no damage, you are still important to the killmail if you ewar/tackle the ever living crap out of them.
IGN: Ailleat Baybeez
'Booshing'.... I love this term! Your content is great as always mate keep it up :)
IGN:TheBlindWarlock
Gonna mirror you on t1 ships. I have a condor fit that is as fast and has higher dps than my crow.
What have I learned as a noob, well I learned that there's something and Eve called booshing!
Hi Eventon my characters name is Buck Lighyear and i wish that the skills needed for PVP where taught in the mission agents when you start the game plus also wish there was a course to teach how to be a PVP properly as all i have learned was with the fleets of bonkers when someone will engage us most of the time we fly from one end to the other of Nul and all the way back to home station.
Ito Ito lgami, I learned that my 1 gen ships won’t do squat against third gen ships. Otherwise, run!
Niko laevich. I've learned that solo pvp is dead, everyone needs a friend and everyone calls them.
thanks for your lessons i'm gona try some PVP but it's scary, like a drfters warping on ;) my eve name it's the same
Cio Belingorion - Am a complete and utter pvp noob.
didnt know what a sebo was until i did some pvp =D
Sydney Luther, and the is no such thing as a fair fight
truer words have never been spoken! lol
Am I late for the skin give away? 😂
Cool video... PVP in this game is like 3d chess...its really quite daunting. I am looking to try some pvp in the near future... perhaps with my trusty abbysal kestral. Baby steps lol. IGN Krakus Kusoni
Yup! It's as rewarding as it is tiring after lots of pvping lol
Hey! You won the 2nd megatron skin giveaway for this video! I already contracted it to you in-game. Use it or sell it, its up to you!
I've learned that a medium fw plex can have me facing a stratios in my t1 frig :)) IGN: Jin'Two Falk
@EVEnton I remember your first video " teaching myself to pvp" how big it's the difference? IGN: DJ15