Last night I got to repay some eve karma, and I felt pretty good.
While I was messing about popping some of the rats last night I was musing about the bounties on them in our corp channel, one of our new members, uncle shen, said he was looking forward to the day he could handle rats that big.
He then went on to explain he was having trouble with some of the more “difficult” lvl 1 missions. I asked what he was flying ..a destroyer.
He said “ I was doing ok but im fighting more cruisers now and finding them more difficult, I really need to get into a cruiser”…at this point I had a flash back to my early days, and how hard some of the missions seemed.
I asked what was stoping uncle getting in to a cruiser, he told me he had seen a vexor he was aiming for costing 3.5 mill but he didn’t have the isk yet …another flash back to my CEO helping me buy my first battle cruiser then another corp mate helping me replace it after I got it blown to bits on a lvl 4 …
I decided to pay back some karma, of the friendly corp mate that lent me a hand at the start of my career.
“check your wallet” I said
“DAMN! Thank you”
To me it was 20 mill, maybe an hour or two ratting, to him it was his new shiny and all the fittings he needed.
Felt good to help again.
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ReplyDeleteplease use your brain from time to time
I had a corp mate give me $20M right after I joined. I already had enough for ships and missions (barely), but I did use it to get some advance learning skills. Its a nice feeling to help people.
ReplyDeleteI'd recommend to your mate to salvage his missions. In the beginning, its a nice ISK boost. Also, some of the LP rewards (i.e. Advanced Weapons books) can be a nice income.
this bring back memories of a friend of mine who gave me 20 million isk when i just started playing eve. That's a lot of isk for a new character
ReplyDeleteOnly recently I've returned to leading a Corp, and it's the first time I seem to have isk to spare. Giving freely feels great and when all the members pull together like we currently are, we benefit a lot from each others inputs.
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