🧠 Are You Burned Out on “Big EVE”?
You’ve seen it before.
A dozen blues on comms, five hours of structure bashing, waiting on a ping that never comes, and “PvP” that means anchoring up and pressing F1 while 10% TiDi renders your client unusable.
And for what? A system no one lives in and a killmail you don’t even remember.
If you’re still logging in, it’s probably because you still love EVE, but the EVE you want — the one that rewards aggression, creativity, and independence — doesn’t exist in null-sec blocs.
We know. We were there too.
Then we left. And now we’re building something different.
🏴☠️ Who Are Echoes of the Hollow?
We’re a small, vicious pirate corp based in low-sec space, specializing in:
- Gatecamps with spine – anchored BCs with dual-web support and eyes two jumps out.
- Small-gang roams that look for real fights, not killboard padding.
- Baitless brawling – we don’t light a cyno and run. If we tackle, we mean it.
- Smart aggression – we scout, we prep, and we hit hard.
This isn’t sov space. There are no timers. No blues. No politics. Just ships, wrecks, and adrenaline.
🧬 Corp Culture
Echoes is built for people who:
- Prefer 6v6 to 60v60
- Laugh off losses and learn from them
- Think killmails are earned, not assigned
- Love theorycrafting strange fits that shouldn’t work — but sometimes do
- Want to log in, get a fight, and log off without a two-hour form-up
We’re not trying to be the biggest. We’re trying to be the sharpest.
If you want to fly with competent pilots who aren’t afraid to engage outnumbered and don’t need to pad a resume, you’ll fit right in.
We like to joke, trash talk, and dunk. If you tilt easily, or can’t take being laughed at (or with), this isn’t your corp.
⚙️ What We Actually Do
A “night in the Hollow” looks like:
- Sitting on a high-sec/low-sec pipe gate with a Harbinger, Broadsword, and a couple dual-web Exeqs
- An alt two jumps out calls incoming — Catalyst, Tornado, Orca? We don’t care.
- If it jumps, it dies.
- The fleet responds instantly, locks it down, and deletes it.
Sometimes they bring friends. That’s even better.
Off-cycle? We roam, blops, scout high-sec, or just shoot the shit while spinning Machs.
We always have ships on hand. We always have eyes out. And we always have a target list.
🎯 What We’re Looking For
This isn’t a newbro corp. We don’t hand-hold. We don’t fleet-warp you to a doctrine ship and tell you what button to press.
You should apply if:
- 🧠 You’ve got 20M+ SP and know how to move in low-sec
- 🎯 You can scan, scout, and think — not just follow
- 🗣️ You talk on voice, call targets, and bring ideas
- 👥 You’re self-sufficient but like flying with a team
Alt scouts are a huge bonus. Cynos, probers, and logistics pilots earn instant respect.
You should not apply if:
- You only want to blob and pad the KB
- You don’t enjoy dying sometimes
- You rage on comms
- You need handouts to log in
🧱 What We Offer
- Daily PvP in prime gatecamping territory
- Discord pings and organized comms
- Tactical flexibility — we try dumb stuff because it works
- Zero pressure to be on 24/7. Real life always comes first
🔗 Links & Intel
💬 Final Words
If you’re reading this, chances are you’re already bored with how everyone else does things.
We were too. That’s why Echoes of the Hollow exists — not to follow the meta, but to ruin it for everyone else.
Come gatecamp with pirates who actually hold the gate.
Come be the villain./
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