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Eve Comic Number 87

on November 18, 2019

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Solo PvP Ships Ranked

So where is the Tristan? I limited each tier to only six ships - which means there are plenty of good ships, like the Tristan, that did not make the cut. In the current meta the Tristan has lost some of its historic luster. Sadly, but it is the truth. It is increasingly difficult for any T1 Frigate to not only find solo content, but survive it once it has been found. That is just the reality of Eve today. So what I tried to do was create five tiers and rank the six best ships at each of those parameters. All-Around ships, like the Comet, perform under a very, very wide window of engagement. As do the other ships on the list. Those engagement windows are different for each one of these ships, but they are all very wide. And the Hecate makes it because it also can probe. Situational Best are ships that I feel are the best at more specific goals than the all-around ships. The windows are smaller, but still impressive. But in these ships you really run the risk of picking the wrong e...

In Extremis?

in ex·tre·mis ˌin ikˈstrāmis,ˌin ikˈstrēmis/ adverb 1. in an extremely difficult situation."they suddenly find themselves in extremis 20 miles out to sea"  ◦ at the point of death.      Given the recent lack of activity here in these vaunted pages, it would only be natural to start assuming that I've decided to stop writing in the blog. Perhaps I am burned out. Toasted. Turning bitter old vet, or else have succumbed to distraction. After all, I do have a lot of irons in the fire these days. The truth is buried somewhere in there, but the fact is that I was simply taking a nice break from writing here in these pages. I have no intention of stopping any time soon. If ever. There is just too much sweat equity in these words and images. Having said that, I did purposefully take a short break. Primarily because my usual morning window for writing has collapsed due to my new job. Put that up against the energy expended in the lead up to Fanfest and then the...

Wild Banshee Indians

Whenever my brother and I would run around like crazy people, our Mother would say, "You two are like a pack of wild banshee Indians." The Internets say, "A banshee Indian is an Indian mythical female spirit whose wailing or appearance warns a family that one of them will soon die. Before a death occurs, the Indian banshee will go wailing and clapping hands: if the death is of a holy person, a whole chorus of banshees will wail." Ok fine, I believe everything I read on the Internets. I don't think my Mom seriously thought my brother and I were harbingers of death, at least I hope not. I suspect what she was on about was the sounds we were probably making. When you are a kid these sounds are normal, but when you grow up and have children of your own - well then you know exactly what kind of Hell your own parents lived through. What does any of this have to do with Eve? The whole idea of "wild banshee indians", not the actual historical words, ...

The 5% Mini-Game

I was reading an old post this morning trying to find something to enter into another Just reward asking us for concepts regarding an Eve Online mini-game. And so I created this concept I call the 5%. Although now that I've done that, I think it should probably be called the "5 Degree", but the name doesn't really matter. So what does it do? Let's say you have an enemy ship in local hiding out in a safe spot. Right now your ONLY option is to run back home and grab a probe fitted ship, or hope one of your friends has one available. But what if you've been doing the work and have the enemy ship narrowed down on 5 degrees on your d-scan? Shouldn't there be another way? And that is when this mini-game pops up. Very similar to the hacking mini-games inside of Eve already, but this one gives you a very slim chance of actually generating an on-grid warp-in on that enemy ship. If you can manage to get that lock down to 100% a warp-in is generated. Possibly a ra...

Playing Catch Up

Last week was not only Memorial Day here in the US, but I also took some personal time to go and visit my Father. So I decided to take the opportunity provided by a short week to take a break from blogging and posting on social media (at least at my normal level) and take care of the many things that need done in the real world. It is good every so often to just step away and take a deep breath. Especially from social media these days. What a wasteland that world has become. Although, to be fair, all of the above is a gross oversimplification. I actually worked on a video project that won't be released until mid-July. Those of you that paid attention to the Massive Rixx Timeline I released back on May 22nd may have noticed a blurb back in the early days mentioning that I might have stolen a Titan. This is an obscure incident that happened sometime during August - September of 2009. So I decided that it was time to tell the story about that time and share with everyone how I actu...

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