Hello Taggart Transdimentional; Belidariose's Introduction
Posted: Sat Jun 26, 2010 2:24 am
Hello all members of Taggart who might take a look at this post. My ingame name is Belidariose, and I am a full-time indusrialist.
At the moment, I am primarily an Exhumer Pilot, having Exhumers 5 and lots of nice related skills, though I am within a month of a Rorqual,a nd very close to transport ships, freighters or the Orca. (With the Orca being what I am currently training to fly).
In real life, I am Ethan Black, 20 from Coventry. I used to work as the head of IT at a small benefoits advice centre, and my duties onvolved everything from repairing PC's to running free classes designed to allow the computer illiterate to learn to operate a PC (a nightmare!).
Currently, I am unemployed and claiming benefits for a disability that is mental in nature and prevents me from working while I recover.
(I'd rather not elaborate more on this, but suffice to say, this will have no ingame ramifications, though I may be a little shy on the voice comm.)
This gives me lots of free time which I use playing eve or socialising with friends on the internet.
My interests are usually grounded in Sci-Fi or Fantasy, from books to games, and MMORpgs. I orginally got into Everquest when I was 13, and played that with my father for some 9 years, breifly touching on Star Wars Galaxies and WoW before Eve.
(So far EVE has been the longest lasting and most entertaining of the MMOs that I have played.)
I also playthe Warhammer 40,000 tabletop wargame and modelling hoby, and enjoy creating armies, though I have none at the moment. (I do plan on starting this rewarding hobby again once I return to the payroll, and I'll probably blog my progress.)
As for EVE in particular, I'm very interested in joining Taggart because of the access to like minded individuals who can help eachother out, for mutual and personal benefits.
Having never done wormhole ops before, I'm significantly looking forward to joining those, perhaps in an Orca, or later maybe even Carrier Logistics in the further future.
While I confess I'm not very capitalist in my nature, nor very philosophical, I think that I'm intelligent aenough to appreciate and therefore enjoy the policy and way of doing things inside a corporation structure, and look forward to interacting with pilots if I should be accepted.
I look forward to offering my Orca's services to you pilots.
Graciously,
Ethan Black / Belidariose.
At the moment, I am primarily an Exhumer Pilot, having Exhumers 5 and lots of nice related skills, though I am within a month of a Rorqual,a nd very close to transport ships, freighters or the Orca. (With the Orca being what I am currently training to fly).
In real life, I am Ethan Black, 20 from Coventry. I used to work as the head of IT at a small benefoits advice centre, and my duties onvolved everything from repairing PC's to running free classes designed to allow the computer illiterate to learn to operate a PC (a nightmare!).
Currently, I am unemployed and claiming benefits for a disability that is mental in nature and prevents me from working while I recover.
(I'd rather not elaborate more on this, but suffice to say, this will have no ingame ramifications, though I may be a little shy on the voice comm.)
This gives me lots of free time which I use playing eve or socialising with friends on the internet.
My interests are usually grounded in Sci-Fi or Fantasy, from books to games, and MMORpgs. I orginally got into Everquest when I was 13, and played that with my father for some 9 years, breifly touching on Star Wars Galaxies and WoW before Eve.
(So far EVE has been the longest lasting and most entertaining of the MMOs that I have played.)
I also playthe Warhammer 40,000 tabletop wargame and modelling hoby, and enjoy creating armies, though I have none at the moment. (I do plan on starting this rewarding hobby again once I return to the payroll, and I'll probably blog my progress.)
As for EVE in particular, I'm very interested in joining Taggart because of the access to like minded individuals who can help eachother out, for mutual and personal benefits.
Having never done wormhole ops before, I'm significantly looking forward to joining those, perhaps in an Orca, or later maybe even Carrier Logistics in the further future.
While I confess I'm not very capitalist in my nature, nor very philosophical, I think that I'm intelligent aenough to appreciate and therefore enjoy the policy and way of doing things inside a corporation structure, and look forward to interacting with pilots if I should be accepted.
I look forward to offering my Orca's services to you pilots.
Graciously,
Ethan Black / Belidariose.
