Reblogged from Finders & Keepers:
I started Eve about 3 1/2 years ago with one account. Like many a young noobin, once I figured out that you could clone the game client to run multiple at once (pre-launcher), I gleefully plotted out skill queues for the two other slots on my account that I would now actively play in conjunction with.
Right.
Of course I very quickly realized that CCP was much more business savvy than I'd originally given them credit for, and I learned to swallow that red pill that we all eventually do: that alt accounts are almost as much a part of Eve as undocking.
I have to say the idea of a media acct is cool. But this spawned an idea in my head about a challenge.
How is life in null for a new char right away? Or how far can that first bit of isk trade in a year's time? Etc...
Thoughts?



There are already several blogs about trading, and IMO most of them are as boring as trading is.
But the adventures of a very new toon in 0.0 might be something indeed. There is the old 0.0 experiment (http://00experiment.blogspot.de/) that was a very interesting read until it suddenly stopped but not many more as far as I know.
The best option might be to create a new character and join dreddit (executor of TEST). They take everyone regardless of skillpoints, and they are not as terrible as the goons. I’d definitively like to read that. :)