Join the "kopitiam" chat channel should suffice. Unless you don't mind us stalking your pod in space*.

*Don't worry, we don't stalk players (that often). However, do take note that any players can add you to their watchlist without you knowing it if you happens to be on their hit-list for whatever reason.

Always something new to learn. No matter how old you are as EVE pilot. ;p

Use it to scare miners. Locking them up and fire away.

Guess everyone busy holiday-ing.

Anyway, additional ads for House of Nim-Lhach <-- Click this link for more info
(We take both freshies and oldies)

*SKM, time to update corp's description?

Basic Information:
Retriever
Mining Barge bonuses (per skill level):
5% bonus to ship ore hold capacity
2% reduction in Strip Miner and Ice Harvester duration

Role bonus:
25% bonus to Strip Miner yield
20% reduction in Ice Harvester duration and activation cost

Strip Miner I
Mining amount: 540 m3
Duration/cycle: 180 second

Bare minimum required skills (mining related) to pilot Retriever and fit Strip Miner I:
4 Mining (5% mining yield bonus/Lvl)
3 Astrogeology (5% mining yield bonus/Lvl)
1 Mining Barge

Amount you can mine per minute (Minimum skills, 1 retriever, 1 strip miner I, nothing else):
Mining amount
= Base amount * ship bonus * skill bonus
= 540 m3 * 1.25 * [(1 + 4 * 0.05) * (1 + 3 * 0.05)]
= 931.5 m3

Duration/cycle
= 180 sec x [1 - 0.02]
= 176.4 sec

Amount/minute
= 931.5 / 176.4 * 60
= 316.8 m3/min

To improve yield:
- Mining skills
- Ship skills
- "Mining laser upgrade" (low slot module)
- Mining related head implants
- Fleet booster (Mining foreman skill / Orca pilot fleetmate)

This post has been edited by sumjs_5624: Jan 8 2015, 06:01 PM

High sec = High security space (Value between 0.5 to 1.0)
Low sec = Low security space (Value between 0.1 to 0.4)
Null sec = Null security space (Value between -1.0 to 0.0)
* To check the value, look at EVE Online: FA - Player vs NPC Corps. Pause at 0:25 to look at the top left corner: "Duripant 1.0". This is a high sec system with 1.0 security value.

Just like in the real world, high sec is a place with high police presence (CONCORD NPC police). You can still be rob/raped/bullied in high sec (if you are doing something that attracts attention like flaunting your "richness") but the police will apprehend the offenders.

Low sec has no presence of police, so it's kind of like a "wild wild west" where almost anything goes, but any illegal offenses will still be tracked by the police. Do enough bad stuffs and you'll have a hard time entering high sec space.

Null sec has no presence of NPC police too. However, the players are the one doing the policing job here to protect their respective territories. These areas are the "true wild west" where NPC securities do not give a shit what happens to you here. As mentioned before, these areas are mostly owned by players. You either sneak in or join the corporations/alliances owning those spaces.

Some terms definition:
High sec corp: Corporation that operates mainly in high sec space
Null sec corp: Corporation that operates mainly in null sec space
Corporation (EVE Online) = Guild/Clan (Most other MMO)
Fleet (EVE Online) = Party (Most other MMO)

Players + Players = Corporation
Corporations + Corporations = Alliance
Political Agreement between Alliances = Coalition/Bloc

This post has been edited by sumjs_5624: Feb 14 2015, 08:29 PM

It's still a game. Or rather another kind of social platform (I think that's why some see it alike IRL).

Request:
Need a new update to the second post for changes on recruitment advert.

House of Nim-Lhach [HN-L] --> Raging Tapirs [RTAP]


Details:
Raging Tapirs [RTAP]

In-Game Contact :
Sikong Ma

Info:
Null sec PVP + PVE

Status:
New freshies are welcome to join us. As long you're willing to learn, we'll guide you to adapt in null sec space and get rich (in-game) when you're well established.

In-game recruitment chat channel:
"Tapir Den"

We're always recruiting. Contact/Mail in-game Sikong Ma. Or join in-game channel "Tapir Den" and one of us will guide you from there.