User:Tristle Boirelle: Difference between revisions

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Incursion and ~~Mission runner~~. ~~Spent my first six months~~ in ~~Eve University learning to fly~~. Currently ~~line member of~~ Digital Vendetta ~~while~~ still ~~participating~~ in ~~the E-Uni Incursion community~~.

Who am I...

Former Unista that spent most of my time between the High Sec Campus and the Incursion Community. Was offered an opportunity to learn about a part of the game that the Uni is not suited for teaching (Sov Nul) and joined Digital Vendetta in Perrigen Falls. My time in Sov Nul, including the evac from Perrigen Falls, taught me a lot and exposed many short comings in both how the Sov Nul system works and skill sets I needed. Currently still with Digital Vendetta, living in south Placid near Stacmon. I still do missions from time to time but I mostly have switched to exploration / combat exploration with a little industry thrown in for good measure.

Ok, yea I'm learning how to use the wikitext as well...

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===Level 5:===

::Require a fleet. Payout the same as Level 4. In low security space only. The reward does not justify the risk.

::Require a fleet or a Carrier. Payout the same as Level 4. In low security space only. <s>The reward does not justify the risk.</s> Doing as a fleet is not worth the effort. If you get a mission that a Carrier can on grid with then it can be completed quite quickly.

= Low Security Life =

Lowsec was a place I never liked going to when I was in the Uni. Sure I would join fleets to go hunting in lowsec but unless I was running to LSC to get a BPC that wasn't in Slays or HSC, running to Ouelette to get a skill-book or trying to get to NSC, I would have nothing to do with it. It was the place that only elite PvPers or dirty pirates would call home. What I have found is far from that truth.

Lowsec can be broken into to two different types; Faction Warfare(FW)lowsec and normal lowsec (AKA: everywhere else in lowsec). FW lowsec is where a lot of the fighting happens as the militias try to take or hold onto systems.

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-Incursion and Mission runner.  Spent my first six months in Eve University learning to fly.  Currently line member of Digital Vendetta while still participating in the E-Uni Incursion community.
+Who am I...
+Former Unista that spent most of my time between the High Sec Campus and the Incursion Community.  Was offered an opportunity to learn about a part of the game that the Uni is not suited for teaching (Sov Nul) and joined Digital Vendetta in Perrigen Falls.  My time in Sov Nul, including the evac from Perrigen Falls, taught me a lot and exposed many short comings in both how the Sov Nul system works and skill sets I needed.  Currently still with Digital Vendetta, living in south Placid near Stacmon.  I still do missions from time to time but I mostly have switched to exploration / combat exploration with a little industry thrown in for good measure.
 Ok, yea I'm learning how to use the wikitext as well...
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 ===Level 5:===
-::Require a fleet. Payout the same as Level 4. In low security space only.  The reward does not justify the risk.
+::Require a fleet or a Carrier. Payout the same as Level 4. In low security space only.  <s>The reward does not justify the risk.</s> Doing as a fleet is not worth the effort.  If you get a mission that a Carrier can on grid with then it can be completed quite quickly.
+= Low Security Life =
+Lowsec was a place I never liked going to when I was in the Uni.  Sure I would join fleets to go hunting in lowsec but unless I was running to LSC to get a BPC that wasn't in Slays or HSC, running to Ouelette to get a skill-book or trying to get to NSC, I would have nothing to do with it.  It was the place that only elite PvPers or dirty pirates would call home.  What I have found is far from that truth.
+Lowsec can be broken into to two different types; Faction Warfare(FW)lowsec and normal lowsec (AKA: everywhere else in lowsec).  FW lowsec is where a lot of the fighting happens as the militias try to take or hold onto systems.