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Once players have completed the [[Tutorial]], they need to make their own way in [[New Eden]]. EVE is a sandbox, and players will soon find that they need to make their own entertainment and income.

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Some players choose to become pirates, and hunt down their victims to either pillage their goods or demand a ransom for their ship or pod. Hunting nullsec [[Careers#Ratting|ratters]] who use expensively-fitted ships and "[[Gate camps|gatecamping]]" chokepoints on trade routes can be particularly lucrative<br />

{{euninote|[[EVE University]]'s [[EVE_University_Rules#Rules_of_Engagement|rules of engagement]] permit members flying anywhere outside highsec space to engage anyone not allied with the University at will (so-called "Not Blue, Shoot It" rules). University pilots must uphold honesty and respect for others before, during, and after battle, but are welcome to learn PvP by doing. PvP opportunities are part of daily life at the [[Null-Sec Campus|nullsec]], [[Wormhole Campus|wormhole]], and [[Low-Sec Campus|lowsec]] campuses, with fleet doctrines designed to make even characters with few skillpoints effective, and more-experienced pilots on hand to guide newcomers. Many types of ship loss in University fleets are covered by the University's [[Ship_Replacement_Program|Ship Replacement Program]], suitable ships are available nearly for free for new pilots, and for strategic operations the University provides free, pre-fitted ships.}}

{{euninote|[[EVE University]]'s [[EVE_University_Rules#Rules_of_Engagement|rules of engagement]] permit members flying anywhere outside highsec space to engage anyone not allied with the University at will (so-called "Not Blue, Shoot It" rules). University pilots must uphold honesty and respect for others before, during, and after battle, but are welcome to learn PvP by doing. PvP opportunities are part of daily life at the [[Null-Sec Campus|nullsec]], [[Wormhole Campus|wormhole]], and [[Archive:Low-Sec Campus|lowsec]] campuses, with fleet doctrines designed to make even characters with few skillpoints effective, and more-experienced pilots on hand to guide newcomers. Many types of ship loss in University fleets are covered by the University's [[Ship_Replacement_Program|Ship Replacement Program]], suitable ships are available nearly for free for new pilots, and for strategic operations the University provides free, pre-fitted ships.}}

{{Color box|color=black|border=#888888| [[File:Wallet.png|32px|link=]]'''Average Income:'''

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Some aspects of faction warfare involve complexes which are limited to specific small ships, making it a slightly more approachable way to experiment with PvP for new players. <br />

{{euninote|[[EVE University]] does not participate in faction warfare as a corporation, though members are free to participate with their alts. The [[Low-Sec Campus]] is based in faction warfare space.}}

{{euninote|[[EVE University]] does not participate in faction warfare as a corporation, though members are free to participate with their alts. The [[Archive:Low-Sec Campus|Low-Sec Campus]] is based in faction warfare space.}}

{{Color box|color=black|border=#888888| [[File:Wallet.png|32px|link=]]'''Average Income:'''

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[[Exploration]] is easy to begin, requiring little ISK investment and only basic skills. There is an element of random chance in the contents of each site, but exploration sites can be a good source of income, especially for a new player. Exploring in dangerous systems or in [[wormholes]] teaches useful situational awareness skills, and the probing techniques used to scan sites down are transferable into combat probing for PvP. Seasoned explorers might want to try living permanently in wormhole space.

{{euninote|EVE University members can practise exploration at any of the university's campuses. Exploration will be more lucrative, but potentially also more dangerous, at the [[Low-Sec Campus]] and the [[Null-Sec Campus]]. The [[Wormhole Campus]] revolves around long-term, advanced exploration-driven PvE and PvP.}}

{{euninote|EVE University members can practise exploration at any of the university's campuses. Exploration will be more lucrative, but potentially also more dangerous, at the [[Archive:Low-Sec Campus|Low-Sec Campus]] and the [[Null-Sec Campus]]. The [[Wormhole Campus]] revolves around long-term, advanced exploration-driven PvE and PvP.}}

{{Color box|color=black|border=#888888| [[File:Wallet.png|32px|link=]]'''Average Income:'''

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+{{Cleanup|Rework considering information about the Low-Sec Campus because it does not exist anymore}}
 {{related class|Careers (CORE class)}}
 Once players have completed the [[Tutorial]], they need to make their own way in [[New Eden]]. EVE is a sandbox, and players will soon find that they need to make their own entertainment and income.
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 Some players choose to become pirates, and hunt down their victims to either pillage their goods or demand a ransom for their ship or pod. Hunting nullsec [[Careers#Ratting|ratters]] who use expensively-fitted ships and "[[Gate camps|gatecamping]]" chokepoints on trade routes can be particularly lucrative<br />
-{{euninote|[[EVE University]]'s [[EVE_University_Rules#Rules_of_Engagement|rules of engagement]] permit members flying anywhere outside highsec space to engage anyone not allied with the University at will (so-called "Not Blue, Shoot It" rules). University pilots must uphold honesty and respect for others before, during, and after battle, but are welcome to learn PvP by doing. PvP opportunities are part of daily life at the [[Null-Sec Campus|nullsec]], [[Wormhole Campus|wormhole]], and [[Low-Sec Campus|lowsec]] campuses, with fleet doctrines designed to make even characters with few skillpoints effective, and more-experienced pilots on hand to guide newcomers. Many types of ship loss in University fleets are covered by the University's [[Ship_Replacement_Program|Ship Replacement Program]], suitable ships are available nearly for free for new pilots, and for strategic operations the University provides free, pre-fitted ships.}}
+{{euninote|[[EVE University]]'s [[EVE_University_Rules#Rules_of_Engagement|rules of engagement]] permit members flying anywhere outside highsec space to engage anyone not allied with the University at will (so-called "Not Blue, Shoot It" rules). University pilots must uphold honesty and respect for others before, during, and after battle, but are welcome to learn PvP by doing. PvP opportunities are part of daily life at the [[Null-Sec Campus|nullsec]], [[Wormhole Campus|wormhole]], and [[Archive:Low-Sec Campus|lowsec]] campuses, with fleet doctrines designed to make even characters with few skillpoints effective, and more-experienced pilots on hand to guide newcomers. Many types of ship loss in University fleets are covered by the University's [[Ship_Replacement_Program|Ship Replacement Program]], suitable ships are available nearly for free for new pilots, and for strategic operations the University provides free, pre-fitted ships.}}
 {{Color box|color=black|border=#888888| [[File:Wallet.png|32px|link=]]'''Average Income:'''
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 Some aspects of faction warfare involve complexes which are limited to specific small ships, making it a slightly more approachable way to experiment with PvP for new players. <br />
-{{euninote|[[EVE University]] does not participate in faction warfare as a corporation, though members are free to participate with their alts. The [[Low-Sec Campus]] is based in faction warfare space.}}
+{{euninote|[[EVE University]] does not participate in faction warfare as a corporation, though members are free to participate with their alts. The [[Archive:Low-Sec Campus|Low-Sec Campus]] is based in faction warfare space.}}
 {{Color box|color=black|border=#888888| [[File:Wallet.png|32px|link=]]'''Average Income:'''
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 [[Exploration]] is easy to begin, requiring little ISK investment and only basic skills. There is an element of random chance in the contents of each site, but exploration sites can be a good source of income, especially for a new player. Exploring in dangerous systems or in [[wormholes]] teaches useful situational awareness skills, and the probing techniques used to scan sites down are transferable into combat probing for PvP. Seasoned explorers might want to try living permanently in wormhole space.
-{{euninote|EVE University members can practise exploration at any of the university's campuses. Exploration will be more lucrative, but potentially also more dangerous, at the [[Low-Sec Campus]] and the [[Null-Sec Campus]]. The [[Wormhole Campus]] revolves around long-term, advanced exploration-driven PvE and PvP.}}
+{{euninote|EVE University members can practise exploration at any of the university's campuses. Exploration will be more lucrative, but potentially also more dangerous, at the [[Archive:Low-Sec Campus|Low-Sec Campus]] and the [[Null-Sec Campus]]. The [[Wormhole Campus]] revolves around long-term, advanced exploration-driven PvE and PvP.}}
 {{Color box|color=black|border=#888888| [[File:Wallet.png|32px|link=]]'''Average Income:'''