EVE General Discussion

The winter expansion is where they reveal that Eve Sov conflict is primarily influenced by what a bunch of console gamers feel like doing that evening.

The fireworks should be epic :popcorn:

Disappointing that you're still at such an early stage, but thanks for at least being up front about it.

You know? hardly.... CCP hasnt released any content but garbage for a long time, not to mention the lack of information.
Patient you say? We have been... for far to long... get your thumbs out of your asses and release something...

Coke on keyboard funny.

Again, can't give any exact dates at this point, but I'll make sure to ask him.

Good point. We will try to make sure that there is ample time for discussion and feedback on any such changes.

On this issue at least there has been quite a good discussion and from what I hear the stance on completely removing stuff have softened clearly.

The Revenant doesn't look that hot I must agree, then again, its a Sansha ship and I don't like most sansha ships. This one is clearly based on Jove tech due to the organic nature of its looks so I guess it fits with the IP.

Now, a note on communciation, I don't know why suddenly everybody from CCP is pooring information into the forums but I like it, alot. Torifrans, Shadow, Guard, Spitfire, Fallout, etc. Keep it up (and don't forget the devblogs) I like everything I have been hearing today.

lol some. think it woudl be hard to find anyone except a ccp employee that said you didnt do a ******* poor job of communicating tbh

edit, it is bit better now you guys are finally back here on the forums and it seams liek in some case listerning to teh players again. not quite back to how it used to be though. but better than the last 12months or so.
btw the memory leak ive posted about in teh issues topic, any chance you can fix it pls?

I hope we will soon hear about the other CQ and multiplayer incarna plans. Almost three month silence about that now.

Thank you, I really can't ask for anything more at this point and appreciate it.

Just a quick point that I hope you see... I've read from some people (primarily on the side of removing WH resources and shipping them to null) that wormholes were never meant to be inhabited for any length of time initially. I don't know if this is true or not, but if so, I hope you all are capable of stepping back from that initial conception of wormholes and take a good look at what they've evolved into now. There are corporations and alliances that solely exist in wormholes. You've created an area of the game with greater challenges than null (and to degrees greater rewards for those challenges) and there's a certain group of folks that have embraced those challenges and are thriving under them. You have a second type of null here, an alternate "endgame" if you would, that is thriving on smaller fleet combats, where smaller ships still have significant roles, where people can live in the frontier of the game in independent or small groups and still thrive, where the PvE can still kick your ass if you're not careful, ... step back and look... it's freakin' beautiful. It's as close to the perfect null area as exists in the game. If the intent was to not have people live there on a permanent basis, instead of trying to move to the future with that in mind, accept and embrace what the community has done there. Accept that it's just as significant, even if on a smaller scale, as empire null with regards to an endgame environment. When you think of ways to get more people into null, include Anoikis as a part of null and not an area to discourage growth in, yet also try not to lose the frontier aspect and smaller scale that thrives there.

Spitfire... you pretty well got wormholes right at the heart and soul level. Let it thrive.