Welcome To Broken Singularity
Wormhole danger. Nullsec backing. No experience required.
Everyone tells new players wormholes are for later. Learn null first, learn a doctrine, learn the game, then maybe think about J-space once you know what you’re doing. We think that’s backwards. Living on d-scan, having no local, not knowing what’s through the next signature. That’s what teaches you more about actually playing EVE, permanent on the edge of danger.
Broken Singularity is a wormhole corp operating under the Flying Dangerous alliance banner. Yes, we live out of a wormhole but we are also nullsecers. Any time FD calls for fleets, we’ll answer the call.
This Corp wasn’t build by veterans for veterans. I’m not a veteran myself and have only been playing EvE for about a year, about a quarter of that time spent in wormholes. We will gladly accept new bros and veterans as long as we see you as a good fit.
## What you get
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Actual PvP, not a farming op. Covert ops and small-gang content, t3ds and cloaky hulls as the focus.
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Real training, not a doctrine link and a shrug. New to cloaky flying? T3Ds? Scanning, d-scan discipline, hole rolling? That’s exactly what we’ll walk you through. Nobody expects you to already know it.
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A nullsec alliance behind you. Doctrine support and backup from FD when things get serious. You’re never actually alone out there, even solo in a hole.
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A say in what comes next. We’re early. Founding members — new or experienced — get real input on how this corp actually runs.
## What we expect
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Willingness to learn — cloaky/T3D experience is a bonus, not a requirement
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Willingness to find content - A bunch of people just docked in station not going anything? Get a fleet together and go in a blaze of glory. Content doesn’t always come to you. We want members who are willing to search for content.
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A jump clone staged in FD’s nullsec region so you can answer a fleet call. We’ll help you set this up if you’ve never done it before.
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Basic trustworthiness
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Hole security matters, and we do check backgrounds, but this is about red flags, not resumes
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More interest in PvP than in a comfortable ISK farm
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The ability to accept a loss. Yes sometimes it really sucks to lose, especially early on we will probably be taking fights that we have a 0% chance of winning, but how can we learn if we don’t lose.
## One more thing
We take the flying seriously. We don’t take ourselves seriously. Nobody’s tracking your logged-in hours, nobody’s mad if you miss a week for real life, and nobody’s going to lecture you for dying to a bad decision. We’ve all done it, we’ll all keep doing it. At the end of the day it’s a spaceship game. We’re here because it’s fun, not because it’s a second job.
For Recruitment join: Discord or mail Patoh Inota Shihari in game.