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@Brendan Drain

There's an interview with CCP Soundwave on mmorpg.com and he specifically says micro-jump drives won't operate when warp disrupted.

If it was otherwise that would be reason enough for me to quit EVE.

@(Unverified) Never underestimate stupidity.

@zgomot

That was supposed to be "You CAN warp to planets..." CAN not CAN'T.

WTB edit button.

@Obext

There is freedom, too much of it actually, if you ask some people.

One just needs to learn how and where to look for it. It is true that jumping from gate to gate can make you feel like you are on rails, but you can't warp to planets, moons, asteroid belts, containers etc... even to an imaginary point (bookmark) in empty space. There is also very much freedom of movement - you can fly in any direction you chose.

@Neiloch You can change the language, then hit refresh.

@Bartlebe Dude this happened like 2 years ago. Get with the news, the game has improved by leaps and bounds and is now actually good. The cash shop is as unintrussive and as optional as you want it to be.

Even your bags now allow for more items than the maximum number of slots...

Some people like to troll just for the sake of trolling.

@KTrell If you run incursions you can EASILY make 500m in an evening, playing for a few hours.

@zgomot Or scamming.

@Maseno

I can see how that would be unpleasent to do as your very first thing upon returning to New Eden. But if you do return, you could ask in local and hope that wormhole system is inhabited by decent folk which can be persuaded (with the right amount of isk) to show you the way out.

And if they pod you... well, given the ease with which you can make money in EVE nowadays... it would only take you a short week to get back on your feet running incursions.

Gaming is pretty high up on my list. I'm very passionate about things I like, be it hobbies, vices, or people, so I'm very passionate about gaming to. I read a lot about games and technology related to games.

However, since the inevitable happened and I'm now on my own, in a 5 year old relationship (to become marriage sometime) with bills, a pet and a stable job, I find less and less time to game. Sad as it may be, I've learned to accept it.

Sometimes I can spend up to 40-50 hours per week gaming (late weeknights + weekends), some weeks I can hardly manage to play for a couple of hours total.

If I were to make a priority list it would be something like this:

1. My fiancee.
2. My family.
3. My lovely dog.
4. Gaming, djing and making music.