My answer to this question has become more complicated lately so I tried my best to explain it here.
I know it is a question that has probably been raised before, more than once, but I’m curious and expect other people’s answers change too. So, where to you call home? *
My answer hasn’t changed from the last time this was asked. Home is my cottage on my Liege Lord’s estate, but I also consider Caldari Prime to be something of a spiritual home as the last place my Civire father lived, worked and died at.
Home is still my family’s basilica in my hometown. I have places I stay abroad, some of which I even stay longer than my trips back to the Empire, but when things aren’t going well there’s nothing better than going back to the quiet.
I’ve called many places home in my life: Atgur, Pator (Matar, Mikramurka, Sundsele and Rhiannon clan lands close to the city proper). Ammold. Lustrevik 876. Pator again (Kulheim RSS), Gelfiven, N-DQ0D. Evati, Egbinger, Konora. DQ again and then Gultratren, for a bit.
I live at the Hek hub, now, most of the time, when not deployed. Not sure it is a home, though. Just a place to live.
From R-3 to KBP and all areas in-between. Providence will forever be my one and only home. I will fight like hell to protect it from pirates, terrorists, criminals, and PL minions. Especially the scum that currently inhabit it from H6 to YM.
One day my home will be wiped clean of the stain that has been there for 16 months. Its only a matter of time.
Forgive me for not responding on the IGS, but in light of recent events, why would anyone want to publicly disclose where their “home” is unless those they love, cherish, and care about are safely far away…
I’d be happy to discuss over a cup of tea or something stronger, in private.
I made home in Akhragan, because of the close proximity to Amarr and Ashab.
But one day I will retire in Mohas. If you jump from gate to the station, you’ll land on one of those that are built into an asteroid, with a wonderful background of a lava planet. I love that sight.
ehhhh… good question, no where I guess. or maybe wherever i happen to be living at the time. Home just seems like a loaded word. i’ve moved around a lot, I like where I live now, but I liked where I lived before that, and the place before that as well. never understood the emotional attachment people place on locations.
For tax purposes my home is a post office box that has been hurled upward from the Cluster’s plane at faster than light speeds too far removed to be subject to any governmental revenue service.