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The Frigate Free For All Invitation

You are invited! On Saturday March 6th between 16:00 & 20:00 in Ouelletta Stay Frosty and ABA will be hosting our 7th Annual Frigate Free For All! Last year's event saw just shy of 6,000 ship explosions, a Marshall, an Orca, and several Dreads go up in flames. You can read more details about last year's event here. We have over 4,000 FREE Frigates to hand out. All you have to do is show up in system at any time and dock in one of our Freeported Citadels and ask for a free ship. And you can do that as many times as you'd like! That's all there is to it. Seriously. Grab a ship, undock, and have fun. We'll have special undocking events happening throughout the four hours of the event. And everything will be announced in local. We expect plenty of Eve celebrities, CCP Devs, Streamers, and other notable pilots to attend. This is your chance to score some fancy kills you can brag about for years. As always ABA will be providing security for the event as needed. Al

Hell Gate

My very first forays into low security space were mistakes. Being only a few months into my Eve career I mistakenly jumped into a few low sec systems, despite the warning, and got myself exploded a few times. I can still remember being confused by what was happening, why it was happening, and by what I might or might not be able to do about it. Weird feeling at the time. My first purposeful jump into low security space happened shortly after those earlier mistaken attempts. And I wasn't alone. A few of us who were living in Piekura at the time decided to adventure into the next door system of Mara. I don't remember what we were flying because it didn't matter. We died immediately. Our ships exploded and our pods gone in a brief, but insanely confusing, few second of noise, lights, explosions, and confusion. We had jumped right into a gate camp. We died immediately. This was almost 13 years ago now and I can still remember it like it was yesterday. These early brushes with

FFA This Saturday!!

This Saturday, March 6th, between the hours of 16:00 and 20:00 thousands of ships will be exploded in Ouelletta during the ABA Frigate Free for All. But why should you come to the event? This is your chance! Within the context of Eve the tables are often skewed against you. You know exactly what I am talking about. You're young, you like to focus on mining, industry, staying out of trouble... whatever it is you enjoy doing in Eve. This is your chance to let your hair down and have some pew pew fun. All with a minimum of risk. And while I'd be the last person to tell you it is going to be perfectly safe, within the normal context of Eve, the FFA is at least balanced in your favor. It is as close as you can get to a fair shake in this game. For a few hours you'll be on the field with other players in the same kind of ships, with the same kind of skills, doing the same kind of things. Nothing is "fair" in this universe, but this is as close as it can get for a brie

When Nothing Happens

We all love adventure stories. Tales of exciting combat against the odds. They excite us and demand to be shared. But only sharing tales of exciting space battles and wonderful instances of combat do a slight disservice to the reality of Eve Online. There are long stretches of time in which very little seems to happen. Fights missed. Opportunities lost. Traps gone to waste. The fact is that Eve can often be a lonely, boring, fruitless adventure. And, I believe, those tales also need to be told. I played Eve for 2.5 hours yesterday and didn't score a single fight. No wins. No losses. Nothing. From that perspective it was boring. But in reality it was anything but. As time went on I began to spot a trend that continued the entire evening. Let's call it the "Close Call Syndrome". In all I probably had a few dozen opportunities for fights during my solo roam and even later when I joined up with a few Stay Frosty pilots. At first I didn't pay much attention to it. So

The Untouchable Zone

It can often be challenging to find ships in space. They could be at a "safe spot", or in a mission eight gates deep, or at a perch above a station, in a POS (why are those still around?), or cloaked up somewhere. Each of those options has a direct counter, something you can do to actively try and discover the enemy ship and remove it. There is one place however that is increasingly becoming what I'm going to refer to as the "Untouchable Zone". What is this mysterious place and how do you counter it? First, let me explain where the Untouchable Zone is. In low sec we have these faction plex things that come in a wide variety of sizes, from Novice, Small, Medium, Large, and Open. Each one only allows ships of certain sizes into them. Which is all well and good. But what about outside of them? As most pilots quickly discover you can warp to a plex at a certain distance and yet land closer than you intended. If you warp at 100 you typically land at about 75k. That

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