A wrong turn and a random pullback of the camera helped me catch my eye on the nearby planet and the distant star, backdropped by the Minmatar nebulae.

The Hurricane is a terrifying beast, to say nothing of the paint that adorns the hull of "Death's Grin."

Further, the hull is painted with the blood of the enemies of the Tribes, and certain technical parts have been adorned with the dust of shattered and grinded bones.

By the time you see me, you're already dead.

Primary Slot: Ruddy Vein Matte
Secondary Slot: N/A
Detailing Slot: Extraction White Matte
Tech Slot: Extraction White Matte
Primary Pattern: Visceral Catharsis
Primary Pattern Material: Blood of Pator Gloss
Secondary Pattern: Annointed Dead
Secondary Pattern Material: Extraction White Matte

The moon just next to my home station has always fascinated me. It's a relatively simple, unattractive, boring moon...but for me, and the training center I call my home station, it has always been "home."

My callsign would be "CCP Steak Sauce." It came from the Incursion community.

As such, my focus would be on making sure Incursions stay fun, challenging, and rewarding, and Agency Events, since I usually enjoy them, especially Winter Nexus.

This one was a tough one!

Everyone starts with a Venture, and from the Venture, they springboard into new platforms when they see them devouring entire asteroid fields.

Are you eager to make riches out of rocks?

Seize the stars and mine them out!

Good luck, miners!

I've always been fascinated with Luminaire VII. On March 22, 2013, forces of the Gallente and Caldari empires engaged each other in a massive battle to bring down the Shiigeru Leviathan over the planet.

The destruction of the titan scarred the surface for ten years.

With the help of the Live Events community, I set up this Astrahus to honor the battle.

I’ve liked the Oneiros from my days at the Ditanian Fleet incursion group, before Nestors took over as the leading logistics ship. Incursion groups tend to demand very expensive loadouts and fits, and when it comes to logistics elements, the ‘Peace’ Large Armor Repair systems will set you back quite a lot.

However, there’s no denying how effective the ‘Peace’ Large Armor Repair systems are, and the Oneiros also excels at boosting gun performance. So, I’ve slightly tweaked the Ditanian Fleet fit to downgrade some other expensive modules, but still retain the effectiveness.

The ship is quick, agile, hard to hit, and still does the job when it comes to repairs and weapons boosting. Now, coupled with armor repair drones, it will excel even further at keeping you alive in the field – provided it has the logistical support to sustain even itself, and the firepower of its fleet to protect it!

Are you coming back to New Eden?

If not just by simply diving right into an asteroid belt, rerunning the tutorial missions can reinject some much-needed knowledge.

At one time, you could contact C C P and they’d reset the missions for you.

Now, there are plenty of agents to visit – three groups per empire.

Then you can start off with low-level missions to get your feet re-wet!

Time to get silly in the circus!

If EVE Online were a circus game, I think it would be a ‘random chance’ game, like one of those booths that gives you the chance to try to win a prize. It could be a shooting gallery, or a fishing booth, or some other booth where you have to compete, perform, or engage to win a prize.

Even if you ‘win,’ you might not actually earn the prize. Sometimes the booth attendant may even punch you in the face if you win or lose, or another player may hit you, too! That fist that hits you may contain a prize, or it may contain barbs.

Here’s something special about that booth – you’re not forced to play. You play only if you want to, without any expectation of actually getting something from it.

Such is EVE Online – the stuff of random chance, lucky victories, or falling victim to despicable, unfortunate, unpredictable circumstances.