Player Features and Ideas Discussion

The browser game is called Below the Asteroids. Which is based off of the John Hallur song from the ingame jukebox.

The game starts out with you being a miner casually mining rocks in space. Everytime you get a full cargo hold of ore you then return to your agent who pays you in ISK.

Below the Asteroids would have 100 levels to compete in where not only would you have to mine but you would also have to destroy the incoming waves of pirates while picking up armor, shield, energy and ammunition bonuses to continue the fight.
Once your mining ship was full you would drop your load at one of the deposit centers and then continue on until your hold was filled again.

The more ISK you make allows you to buy upgrades such as larger mining ships, better mining lasers and weapons.

Each level that you complete would increase your ISK amount. On the higher levels you could enter into secret rooms that when you defeat the Boss which could be a rather ridicously HP'd belt rat you would be rewarded with AUR or Redeemable Items such as Plex and Coins or Faction modules that once you return to the main game the items would be ready to be redeemed in the Redemption Center of the log in screen.

Another one would be called A Surplus of Rare Artififacts once again based off of the John Hallur juke box song.

In this browser game you have too fight through 50 levels to collect pieces of a Rare Artifact that on the last level would assemble to give you a super weapon against a Boss that would be something like a Battleship that Sansha uses in the Incursions.

To play each type of browser game would cost you 2500 AUR where you could end up winning 5000 AUR by the end of the game.

The style of game play would place you looking down on the gaming area similar to how action browser games such as Dark Orbit or similar browser games from Wild Tagent. To see an example open up your Games folder in Windows 7 and upload any of the space shooter games.

Read the post. Browser version of EVE Online.

Read your own post. That isn't eve online. It is, as stated correctly by mxzf, a completely different game.

I was going to do a breakdown comparison between your post and eve, pointing out where all the differences lie but then thought "If he can't see the glaringly obvious differences between EvE, the game we all love and this pile of rehashed 80's games he thinks is EvE in a browser there's little point in me trying to explain it to him as he still won't get it".

So yeah, your idea is terrible and you deserve to be biomassed (ingame).

0/10

Go back to WoW.

I look forward to meeting you in game where your absolute ******** nature will see many corpses placed in my cargo holds.

Such a small and limited amount of experience coming from such a rather large and squid like mouth.

This idea is the antithesis of EVE Online. Should never be done.

EVE is not about levels, it is not about bosses.

It is about doing you own thing while everyone else is trying to mess up your day (well... not that badBig smile)

Not really.

Think about the thousands of people who play browser games such as Dark Orbit.

One day they come along The Below the Asteroids Browser game and become curious as what AUR could be used for in another game as well as what the modules they received from completing each level.

They then install EvE Online and play the trial and like it thus adding to the overall popularity base of the game itself as well as more money to CCP's coffers so that enhancements and playbility will be increased.

Eve Online is a Dungeon System by design.

Just like in WoW the higher up in the security status of systems that you travel to means the less danger is present which is the same thing as Dungeoneering where the deeper into the dungeon you go means more danger.

If Eve Online wasn't a level game then there would not be any skills to learn which increase your level of experience in using modules to defeat any type of boss which can be said to be a simple asteroid or the Mothership of an Incursion.

You must have eye issues. None of the mouths of the characters above are squid like.

Also, what would a squid like mouth have to do with game experience? Or life experience if that was what you referred to?

Ah, I should enlighten you then on an aspect of New Eden that you must not be familiar with.

Caldari are considered Squids
Amarr are considered Amies

Check into the Faction War sometime.

Please learn how to quote... there is a button for that.


Anyway, I cannot understand why people would confuse Corporate folks with a mollusk (aside form the militia being spineless).

And I have no clue what Amies are... is... not even sure if plural. Google didn't help.

[gets popcorn and makes self comfortable}

Please, continue. Your idiocy is truly entertaining.

Personally, I like that one better : We must protect our children
I do hope that he is just a really good troll.