14 days into a multi-corp game. No way a single solo player can survive against active corps like that. I don't care who you are or what "tactics" you have... at some point it all comes down to resources, which boils down to turns.

There are a lot of resources out there to teach returning players how to play the modern game. My own site has quite a bit of these. Nobody is discouraging new players, they're just saying that if you're going to spend your time in a particular bang then spend it in one you have a chance to win (or atleast get strong play in).

We all have work to do and obligations to fulfill. So why not make the most of the time you spend?

Honestly I was simply stating I have the skills to learn what is required to keep up with any type of player.   Not that a System Engieer is a big deal at all--simply stating that I configure servers for a living.  Beilve me, its a boring job.

If you want to learn, go to http://www.outpost-4.com and look at the OCS. Also you will want to check out http://www.tw-cabal.com while it is up.

why yall beating up on red knight? hehe. and don't be so sensitive, rk. we all want you to keep playing TW.

so to sum up: some players got bright blue by attacking the personal figs of fellow teammates who were deep red. then those deep red teammates got bright blue by killing opponents that were deep red. meanwhile, if at extern with both reds and blues on your corp, everyone loses experience, thus the zero experience and high alignments.

rk - don't let them deter you - granted singluarity is right - you can't compete with those guys because they have more resources, not because they are more skilled than you. he's also right that the game would be closer to an end if they would just start attacking each other instead of sitting on their farms watching the corn grow.

nevertheless, by playing the game, you have already learned something. most of those players are nice people who would talk to you and answer your questions - if they are at keys.