Second, just a reminder: I publish a ton of guides. You can look at every guide-related post by looking at posts under the "EVE Guides" label. Here's an overall look at all the EVE player guides I've written this year.
Single Topic Guides
Basic Decloaking: how to decloak a cloaky ship after it jumps into your gate-camp
Data Centers: what are data centers and when should you visit them?
Incursion Tagging: how to follow tags in an incursion fleet, and how to tag rats yourself
Overheating: how and why to overheat modules, optimizing the use of overheating
PvP Voice Communications: EVE battle language
Quick and Dirty Tacticals: how and why to create a library of warp-in bookmarks
Utility High Slots: what should you fit in the unused high slots of your ship?
Warp Drive: how you enter warp drive, how to prevent others from doing so
Multi-part Guides
Incursions, Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4: How to get involved in EVE's best source of PvE income
Moving to Null-Sec, Part 1, Part 2, Part 3: Once you've decided to move from high-sec to null, how do you go about it? What should you watch out for?
Solo Level 4 Missioning, Part 1, Part 2: How to fit a ship to run L4 missions solo
PvP Class Notes
PvP 101: Fundamentals: some notes about the fundamentals of EVE PvP
PvP 102: Fleet Scouting: notes about how to scout for a PvP fleet and what types of ships are good at it
PvP 103: Electronic Warfare: notes about the use of the various types of e-war in EVE
I may or may not get around to "Moving to Null-Sec, Part 4" before the end of the month, but it's definitely a planned guide for the future. I will also definitely get around to the long-promised "Solo L4 Missioning, Part 3" guide sometime before the end of January.
Other guides that I currently have planned for 2012 include:
- Carrier-supported ratting
- Carrier PvP
- Projectile ammo
- Implants
Have other suggestions for guides? Let me know! In the meantime, I hope all the guides I've written this year have been helpful. :-)
Just want to say that your guides are great, and not only do a good job of explaining the different aspects of EVE, but also motivate me to give them a try now that the 'barrier of entry' has been lowered.
ReplyDeleteYou do a great service to the game with these. /hat-tip
You know, if you don't like maintaining a wiki, you could just contribute to someone else's, say the EVElopedia? :)
ReplyDeleteThere will be other people fretting over the details and performing the maintenance for you, never you fear!
I would also point to the E-UNI wiki. The article in question certainly could use the improvement.
ReplyDeletehttp://wiki.eveuniversity.org/Overheating
"Other guides that I currently have planned for 2012 include:
ReplyDelete* Projectile ammo"
I can't wait for this one!