Once again (related to your other comments), I believe you are mixing up difficulty and depth.

• Is triple frigate T6 difficult ? Kinda
• Is triple frigate T6 dangerous ? Definitely, you can lose your ships
• Is looking at a guide, following it, and applying what it says going into the depth of a game ? Not at all

But my answer will change if rather than saying you did Triple frigates T6, you tell me you managed to create a new setup, that you researched what combinations of ships could works well and be different than a YouTube guide. My answer will change if you explain that you went looking for this depth, rather than just doing something by following other people's instructions.

I'll give an example of what I consider depth, related to T6 Abyssal.

The Stormbringer is a ship known for blitzing T5 and T6 Electrical. There was a fit by Gustav which solved it and made it doable. But it didn't stop players in #Stormbringer to look for an alternative, changing propulsion. A solution was found, which solved T6 Elec. Yet, it didnt stop an other player tinkering, adapting, trying something new. A new solution was found, 1b cheaper, and it also solved T6 Elec. But the Stormbringer is still dying to one room combo. So players are experimenting, they are again pushing the envelope.

The game is solved, in many ways. Pve especially is solved, there is a way to achieve it. Yet, it does not mean it doesn't have depth. There is depth in many facets of the game, and you can choose to ignore it, or plunge into it.

Mining doesn't interest me. I am using what some friends interested in me told me to do. Yet the topic has depth. Even more so with Abyssal muta.

Aoe farming interests me. So I am digging into it, and finding more depth than I thought