CMDR_Stebel wrote:Definitely, the accessibility is just as important as the publicity. We need to somehow find a way to make it more approachable. There's the EliteSchool subreddit, and the Frontier page for newcomers, but those rely on potential newcomers actually 1, finding the page to begin with, and 2, going out on a limb, so to speak, and posting there. It'd be nice to have a standing topic here, because its already a more friendly place to begin with. The difficult part is getting the word out to other places that people would see easily.
This is the main problem.
And there is already plenty of "starting out" resources out there that are easier to find than mobius.
I didn't join mobius until I was practically in a python already, and at the least those who join are usually fielding cobra's\type 6's at the very least.
To get the word out we either park our selves outside the starting station and start spamming local (in open), like corp recruiters in eve, something the instancing alone, not to mention most start in solo makes utterly pointless.
So we would almost have to get FD launch an in game popup saying "Go to elitepve.com, those guys are super nice and will show you what to do !"
Something I don't think they would do, and they shouldn't honestly.
In all honesty, this would seem to attempt to put structure on something we already do, we go on TS, we wing up, answer stupid questions, laugh at the outrageously stupid ones (and having a big ship doesn't mean you know everything, or anything)
There is no set way to play this game, so at best we often just share basics and game mechanics and people will have to figure their way of using them.