Posted by: Breytac
« on: July 30, 2010, 09:03:55 AM »Yeah, that picture sums up the learning curve for Eve pretty well. It can be a real bastard, not just in terms of learning the game but also the fact that any losses a player incurs are real, and it can take a lot of time to retrieve those losses. I should know, I lost a lot of ships because I didn't have the skills to fly them properly back when my character was young, wide-eyed and impatient to fly the big shiny ships that made things go boom in a big way.
But back to Aurora. I'm having an absolute ball. I've colonized Mars, which is being terraformed. Current population is 710,000. Luna and Venus are being mined (Venus is still to be colonized due to it's high cost, along with some other planets and moons). The Bowen Transport Corporation is moving colonists from Earth to Mars, and the occasional infrastructure. I still have lots to see, exploit, survey, colonize and if I'm lucky, blow up. Fingers crossed I have many more game years of play left before I run into a hostile NPR (if I run into any at all).
But back to Aurora. I'm having an absolute ball. I've colonized Mars, which is being terraformed. Current population is 710,000. Luna and Venus are being mined (Venus is still to be colonized due to it's high cost, along with some other planets and moons). The Bowen Transport Corporation is moving colonists from Earth to Mars, and the occasional infrastructure. I still have lots to see, exploit, survey, colonize and if I'm lucky, blow up. Fingers crossed I have many more game years of play left before I run into a hostile NPR (if I run into any at all).