Federation Front Line Report - Eve Online Podcast

Today we talk about the Eve Online event for Capsuleer Day XXIII: Warpath!https://universe.eveonline.com/new-eden-news/warpath-protocol-failure-brings-war-to-high-sechttps://www.eveonline.com/news/view/capsuleer-day-xxiii-warpath-is-hereBroadcasted live on Twitch -- Watch live at https://www.twitch.tv/federationfrontlinereport

Battle of Atiothhttps://killmail.app/br/GxhFDiNEWB-atioth-2026-04-06https://www.reddit.com/r/Eve/comments/1sfdh9g/the_battle_of_atioth_rated_t_for_titan/https://www.reddit.com/r/Eve/comments/1sfrk24/the_battle_of_atioth_summary_panda_version/https://www.verite.space/Broadcasted live on Twitch -- Watch live at https://www.twitch.tv/federationfrontlinereport

Today we talk about the Eve Creator Awards!

Today we review some new changes that CCP has introduced to FW for Standings and Awoxing!Dev Blog: https://www.eveonline.com/news/view/standings-and-awoxing-updateBroadcasted live on Twitch -- Watch live at https://www.twitch.tv/federationfrontlinereport

Quick report on some action taking place in Nullsec in Eve Online.Broadcasted live on Twitch -- Watch live at https://www.twitch.tv/federationfrontlinereport

Updates!

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Join us as we review the killboard for Galmil https://zkillboard.com/faction/500004/Broadcasted live on Twitch -- Watch live at https://www.twitch.tv/federationfrontlinereport

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Arrowspeeed Bounty's Eve Story and ExperienceI started playing Eve in 2014, working my way through the new player stage with 2 friends, all of us learning together. Both friends have long since left the game (one through a sad death, the other still in contact in a Steam chat), but their characters still sit in my corp, my own sentimental salute to the Eve friendship machine.One of my first light bulb moments in Eve was when I pulled up the full Eve map, while still trying to figure out what an asteroid looked like on the screen. "OMG, each one of those ovals is a region …. of constellations …… of systems …….. of planets? This is a pretty big game.”Next light bulb moment was when I realized how much trouble it is to MOVE things places. “Gee,” I thought to myself, “seems like a good business could be started just by moving things around for people”. (This was before I noticed that lots of people had thought of the same idea, of course.)And then – once I made my way into an alliance – there were those fleets that everybody said I had to join. “Wait, they’re all flying away somewhere … wait, wait for me – where are you? – what is this red circle being drawn on my screen and why is my body floating around all weird and looking … well, dead?” Which is what made me think it might be a good idea to have training classes for people new to fleeting. (OK somebody else already thought of that, too.)These new player moments were the seeds of several of my first space jobs like new player fleet training and logistics services,I got started in my more serious rental manager career the day I got furious at somebody for something (forgot what) and exited both corp and alliance in one angry click. Next day, to my surprise, a chat screen popped up from an alliance leader saying “Arrow, we want you back, what would it take to get you back?” I was amazed that I was missed at all, much less getting an offer to ask for what I wanted if I returned. But I did ask for what I wanted which was a space job that would allow me a voice in the alliance. I got the job and the voice, and returned to the alliance the next day. The job was setting up and managing a new rental program for Phoenix Federation (some may remember them).From there, I found that my primary interest in Eve is running space businesses and leading teams that provide good services Eve players. I started by creating and running a logistics team, then managed rental businesses for several alliances (and still do for Fraternity), and then later took on other projects like setting up a moon rental system, an alliance recruitment team, rule/wiki management, and managing a coalition diplo team.What do all these have in common? Listening to and understanding what those I serve want – and then delivering what they want. Whether it is fast, low cost delivery services, rental space with responsive and fair management, training classes for specific fleet roles, rules that are clear and consistent, or an organized diplo case management system that consistently hears both sides of a case and follows through. (And no, we don’t keep everybody happy doing this, that would be impossible – but we do care – and try – which is appreciated — well, most of the time ….. OK some of the time.)

Hello team, I am Rots Mijnwerker, alliance leader for Out of the Blue.My history in Eve Online has always been about creating experiences, playing in a community, and growing with the game. My time in EVE truly started in 2005 at the age of 13, playing religiously throughout middle and high school then well into college. Now after hitting my 30s, it’s a lot easier to look back on the ebb and flow of what EVE has been.I’ve had the pleasure of playing with some great people and fighting others equally as great. I have been encouraged by the EVE community and truly embraced the community building aspect of what the game allows us to collaborate around. Then, I was a very staunch PVPer and sprung headfirst into leadership and FC’ing, today providing almost nightly content for anyone who wants to go forth and shoot.Over the years I have been in many alliances. In some I was the line member or diplomat, in others I was the Head FC, or I lead my own.

Greetings, Pilots. This is my very first ever CSM campaign.I started out in EVE Online in Autumn of 2011 at the suggestion of a former co-worker from a former business I used to work for, I wasn’t too serious about his claims about EVE Online at the time until I did my research online, gotten the Commissioned Officer’s Edition box at my local Gamestop, which I still have to this day, and I haven’t looked back ever since.My Expertise on said subjectsPlanetary Interaction - Besides looking in awe of New Eden’s most beautiful celestials and yet overlooked by some, I am a big supporter of PI Colonies not only for extracting resources from the ground up, as a Colonial Owner, where are my neighbors in this wonderful community? I would like to shake things up on a magnitude that gives interesting parties a look and possibly do something from orbit, if you know what I mean.PvP - I’ve dealt with fleet fights, Faction Warfare, and heck even I screwed around in lowsec areas where I really shouldn’t have. Knowing a few meta tips and tricks, there has to be a motivation as to why should anyone join your fleet?The FPS Element - I’ve played all sorts of First Person Shooters going on 24 years now, been a closed beta tester for Dust 514 in 2012 all the way until TACNET shutdown, what I can bring to the table is that there’s a LOT of PI Colonies sitting around and what we can do about that by giving players the chance to actually defend your colonies.

Hello, I’m Dujek Oneye. I am running for CSM again as an incumbent. I have an extensive PVP history in all areas of space and I am a part of the NPSI blops and tournament communities. The CSM19 has been exceptionally effective, and I interact with the community, CSM and devs daily. I am running for re-election to CSM20 because I expect to be even more effective after this first year, and because I enjoy the work. My goal is to do what’s best for the health of the whole game.Perfect attendance at all CSM meetings I spend hours on most days answering direct messages from playersI talk to and advocate for actual real new playersProven track record of representing players from all over EVEReasonably active in several community Discord servers for wormholes, Pochven, lowsec, faction warfare and highsec sigs, in addition to my own allianceI work together well in a group and also help other people to work well in the group, tooMy qualities as a member of the CSM: