On my second day of Eve Online. I play Elite Dangerous and No Man's Sky. EO is a totally different game and fun for different reasons. I'll keep playing.

Update: after 400 hours of play time, I can no longer recommend Eve Online. This game is a murderfest of the inexperienced noobs. Seal clubbers are everywhere and they show no mercy. The only way to avoid getting destroyed is to play the boring missions. If I try to explore new activities and new revenue streams, I get wiped out by other players. Ironically, the biggest and most powerful ships are just death traps. You're better off in the small fast frigates and maybe you'll get lucky. That's no fun for me.

If you're the type of player that enjoys PvP and have the time to spend in constant discord discussions then maybe you'll have more success with the player corporations than I did. Apparently lots of player find a way to make this work. I can't.

On my second day of Eve Online. I play Elite Dangerous and No Man's Sky. EO is a totally different game and fun for different reasons. I'll keep playing. Update: after 400 hours of play time, I can no longer recommend Eve Online. This game is a murderfest of the inexperienced noobs. Seal clubbers are everywhere and they show no mercy. The only way to avoid getting destroyed is to play the boring missions. If I try to explore new activities and new revenue streams, I get wiped out by other players. Ironically, the biggest and most powerful ships are just death traps. You're better off in the small fast frigates and maybe you'll get lucky. That's no fun for me. If you're the type of player that enjoys PvP and have the time to spend in constant discord discussions then maybe you'll have more success with the player corporations than I did. Apparently lots of player find a way to make this work. I can't.