43M SP Returning player LF a home

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Hi, I’m a returning player who has tried Eve a number of times and never been able to make it stick. I believe this is because i have always played the game as a solo player even when i joined a corp. I want that to change and find my forever home so to speak. I want to get involved in pvp and join one of the large alliances to get involved with all they have to offer. My most recent corp was horde when i played a year ago. I enjoy exploration, abyss and want to start mining to keep myself self sufficient but i want to learn how to pvp and join in with fleets and the battles i have read about. Im based in the UK and want to be active after 8pm most evenings.

I started playing the game again a couple of weeks ago and I recently applied to one of the large corps and got rejected, I have no idea why, but i’m no feeling a little lost as where to turn. I really love the idea of Eve but without a direction and playing solo, i end up moving to other games after a couple of months of wormholes and exploration. Really would appreciate any advice to help me find a home where i can learn, help a big corp and find fun in Eve!

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We’re USTZ – but we’re all over the map when it come to being online. So we’ll have some cross over.

If you’re interested, we live out of a WH (C3) and we always have gas to mine. You wanting to learn PVP is good, we have some up and comers, and most of us have been PVPing for over a decade.

Reach us on discord if interested.

zKill: Guardians of Asceticism | Corporation | zKillboard

Discord: GOA

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Check out Minmatar Fleet- with an average tenure of 2+ years we’re the average home for many folks who want to enjoy everything EVE has to offer.

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Hello

Welcome back to EVE!

Feel free to take a look at our topic, we might be what you are looking for.
If you like what you read, join our discord through the link in the bottom and reach out. :slight_smile:

Best regards
The Nordic Associates

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Hi mate,

Yes I agree with you, Eve is a game of people and we miss a lot of its uniqueness if we play solo.

So, come have a chat with us on our Running with Dogs Discord Community Server and find out just how active, friendly and helpful we are a a bunch of pilots who enjoy the game and flying with each other. We are very much real life first and we play for fun, but we also like to win so we take our fun seriously :dog: :rocket: :handshake:

I’ll link our full ad below so you get a better picture of who we are and how we like to play Eve, but come talk, real people, real community.

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Hey, we might be of interest :smiling_face_with_sunglasses:

EU PvP-Focused Corp – Blacktail Syndicate (B0SS Alliance)

Blacktail Syndicate is an EU timezone PvP-oriented corporation operating in Gurmil as part of the Brotherhood of Spacers (B0SS) alliance. We fight in and around low-sec and null-sec, many of our pilots are aligned with the Guristas militia and focused on creating regular content.

Who we’re looking for:
• PvP-minded pilots who aren’t afraid to lose ships
• Minimum ~10M SP (or discussion on minimum)
• Omega clone state, functioning mic, Discord
• Self-sufficient ISK, no drama, positive attitudes
• Active participation in corp/alliances fleets & activities

What we offer:
• Frequent fleet roams & alliance operations
• LP buyback & ISK-making opportunities
• Extended comms access & intel tools
• Guides and support to improve PvP skills
• SRP on corp / alliance fleets and a laid-back, real-life-first culture

Requirements & expectations:
• Be active and engage in content
• Aim for ~15 kills/month
• Continue training toward corp doctrines
• Real life always comes first

Join us:
Hop in Blacktail Public in-game or join our Discord to chat and apply!

Killboard - Website

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Hey man, I’m a leader of Legion Ascending, a null sec PVPVE/INDY corp. We have our toes in all the things from industry to all forms of PVP to PVE. We are a bunch of laid back guys who enjoy playing together and doing things as a group, even if that is just chilling in comms talking smack. Come have a chat with us and see what you think, we will answer any questions you have.

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Hey Fabius,

First off, welcome back to EVE Online. A lot of people bounce off the game a few times before it finally “clicks,” so you’re definitely not alone there.

Honestly, the biggest thing you already figured out: EVE is a completely different game when you stop playing it solo. Fleets, comms, random roams, and learning from other players is where the stories actually happen.

A few thoughts that might help:

1. Don’t take the rejection personally
Big corps like Pandemic Legion and other major null alliances sometimes reject apps for really small reasons (API issues, inactivity history, recruitment pauses, timezone balance, etc.). It usually isn’t about you as a player. Just reapply later or try another group.

2. Look for “teaching” or newbro-friendly groups
Since you want to learn PvP, try corps that actively train people and run fleets constantly. Groups associated with Brave Collective or KarmaFleet are well known for taking players who want to learn and getting them into fights quickly.

3. Your interests actually fit nullsec really well
The stuff you mentioned lines up perfectly with alliance life:

  • Exploration for ISK

  • Abyssals when you want solo content

  • Mining for steady income

  • Fleet PvP for the big moments

Most large alliances have doctrines, free ships, and constant fleets, which makes learning PvP way easier than trying to figure it out alone.

4. Be active on comms and in fleets
The people who stick with EVE are usually the ones who:

  • join voice comms

  • hop in fleets even if they don’t fully understand the doctrine yet

  • ask questions

Even just flying tackle in your first fleets will teach you a ton.

5. UK timezone is actually great
EU/UK primetime (after 20:00) is one of the busiest PvP windows in the game, so you should have no trouble finding fleets once you land in the right corp.

If you’re serious about making it stick this time, I’d focus on finding a social, active corp first, and worry less about the “perfect” alliance. The right group of people makes all the difference in EVE.

Fly dangerous o7
Hope you find the right home this time.

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