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I had plenty of time back then, and slowly sank into the wonder of EVE... knowledge skills, arkane tutorials, mining in a frigate, griefers, can flippers, scammers, instajumps... seriously?!?

A few months later my life was taken over by work and family. I don't even remember what it's like to have time for EVE. Still I come back to it whenever I can, ~~maintaining~~ a modest income from the market, and ~~keeping~~ my skill queue full. I never quit because I had hope for the game, thinking someday I'd be able to play it, and it would actually be 'good'. In spite of my initial dissapointment, CCP drama, bitter vets, watching other MMOs rise and fall... I still stuck around, because while I think it still has a long way to go, there isn't a better platform out there yet. Is there?

A few months later my life was taken over by work and family. I don't even remember what it's like to have time for EVE. Still I come back to it whenever I can, checking in almost daily to maintain a modest income from the market, and keep my skill queue full. I never quit because I had hope for the game, thinking someday I'd be able to play it, and it would actually be 'good'. In spite of my initial dissapointment, CCP drama, bitter vets, watching other MMOs rise and fall... I still stuck around, because while I think it still has a long way to go, there isn't a better platform out there yet. Is there?

I don't remember how I heard about the UNI, only that I joined because there wasn't an issue with my limited play time. I've taken part in some epic fleets, seen lots of great members come and go, but mostly just watch from the bench. I spend more time skimming the forums now, just trying to keep up with UNI news. I've joined the mentor program to hopefully make it easier for new players to get into the swing of things, because even after years of improvements, it still feels like a rough draft.

I don't remember how I heard about the UNI, only that I joined because there wasn't an issue with my limited play time. I've taken part in some epic fleets, seen lots of great members come and go, but mostly I just watch from the bench. I spend more time skimming the forums now, just trying to keep up with UNI news. I've joined the mentor program to hopefully make it easier for new players to get into the swing of things, because even after years of improvements, it still feels like a rough draft.

I hope years from now we are still here, in the best 'space sim' around.

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 			I had plenty of time back then, and slowly sank into the wonder of EVE... knowledge skills, arkane tutorials, mining in a frigate, griefers, can flippers, scammers, instajumps... seriously?!?</p>
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-			A few months later my life was taken over by work and family. I don&#39;t even remember what it&#39;s like to have time for EVE. Still I come back to it whenever I can, maintaining a modest income from the market, and keeping my skill queue full. I never quit because I had hope for the game, thinking someday I&#39;d be able to play it, and it would actually be &#39;good&#39;. In spite of my initial dissapointment, CCP drama, bitter vets, watching other MMOs rise and fall... I still stuck around, because while I think it still has a long way to go, there isn&#39;t a better platform out there yet. Is there?</p>
+			A few months later my life was taken over by work and family. I don&#39;t even remember what it&#39;s like to have time for EVE. Still I come back to it whenever I can, checking in almost daily to maintain a modest income from the market, and keep my skill queue full. I never quit because I had hope for the game, thinking someday I&#39;d be able to play it, and it would actually be &#39;good&#39;. In spite of my initial dissapointment, CCP drama, bitter vets, watching other MMOs rise and fall... I still stuck around, because while I think it still has a long way to go, there isn&#39;t a better platform out there yet. Is there?</p>
 		<p>
-			I don&#39;t remember how I heard about the UNI, only that I joined because there wasn&#39;t an issue with my limited play time. I&#39;ve taken part in some epic fleets, seen lots of great members come and go, but mostly just watch from the bench. I spend more time skimming the forums now, just trying to keep up with UNI news. I&#39;ve joined the mentor program to hopefully make it easier for new players to get into the swing of things, because even after years of improvements, it still feels like a rough draft.</p>
+			I don&#39;t remember how I heard about the UNI, only that I joined because there wasn&#39;t an issue with my limited play time. I&#39;ve taken part in some epic fleets, seen lots of great members come and go, but mostly I just watch from the bench. I spend more time skimming the forums now, just trying to keep up with UNI news. I&#39;ve joined the mentor program to hopefully make it easier for new players to get into the swing of things, because even after years of improvements, it still feels like a rough draft.</p>
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 			I hope years from now we are still here, in the best &#39;space sim&#39; around.</p>