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What do I do with these clones?

What do you do with a bunch of clones fulla nice things?

And when will I believe that I can have nice things of my own?

What questions. After staggering throught he revamped menues I discovered that I've been sitting in my low grade slave clone. "Man, what an idiot," I thought to myself. "Wouldn't I have at some point changed to my training clone?"

It turns out, I had. I was misreading the menu and seeing my slave clone sitting there. I wasn't looking at my personal augmentations. Whoops.

My clones make me chuckle and shake my head. I've not lost one with anything real in it.

I still have my original +4 clone for example. I never upgraded to +5's because they are expensive (and yes I have billions of ISK and I still fret).

I have my low grade slave clone from my time in SnuffBox. I didn't get high grades because they are expensive and I fret about ISK (still with billions). I have no use for it. I don't enjoy armor and they are so damn fancy.

There was a point when I pondered self destructing and just getting rid of them. That seems wasteful and dramatic. I could self destruct alone in a corner somewhere that no one noticed. But, that just isn't me. I've always been a resource hoarder in any game.

Ah well. I guess I have plenty of empty ones hanging around.

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  1. There may be an armor fleet in the future just calling your name :)
    On a slow weekend in RL when you may just want to log in hollar at a couple old friends and go roaming and if you happen to lose that pod while you roam... well you had fun at the eve reunion eh?
    Just an idea and my .02 *tips hat
    Take it for what its worth *wink

    PS Just in case I have a great active armor tanked loki for PVE exploration unfortunately it is missles but a quick subsystem change can fix that :)

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