EVE-ONLINE 1.1.0.181

EVE Online is a space-based massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) developed and published by CCP Games.

EVE Online has both free-to-play and subscription options. Players who stick to the free-to-play option can still enjoy many aspects of the game, but certain features and skill training are restricted compared to those with a subscription.

To get started, simply create an account on the EVE Online website, download the game client, and log in. From there, you can choose between different factions and begin exploring the vast galaxy.

You can play solo or join a corporation (EVE’s equivalent of guilds) to team up with other players. The decision to play solo or join a group is up to you, but joining a corporation can help you get access to better resources and take part in larger battles.

Yes, there are several tutorials and guides available for new players. The in-game tutorial is a good start and there are also many player-made guides and resources available on the internet.

Your character can learn a wide variety of skills related to space combat, industry, exploration, trading, and more. Learning skills takes time and can involve upgrading your ship’s equipment and weapons.

The game has a player-driven economy that includes the manufacturing and trading of items, ships, and other resources. The economy is influenced by supply and demand and can fluctuate based on player activity.

If you're being attacked by other players, you can try to fight back or escape. You can also call for help from other players in your corporation or in the same area of space. It's important to always be aware of your surroundings and take precautions to avoid being attacked in the first place.

Yes, there are consequences for attacking other players. If you attack another player in high-security space, you will incur a security status penalty that makes it harder to enter certain areas of space or conduct certain activities. Additionally, attacking other players without justification can result in being labeled as an outlaw and being hunted down by law enforcement or other players.

If your character dies, your ship and its fittings will be destroyed and you will be sent back to the nearest space station. You can then retrieve a new ship and fittings, but you may lose any cargo or other items that were on the ship that was destroyed.