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Got that also when I undocked in a Noctis. Was in PI view during undock and upon closing the PI window saw way too much red. Only happened once but once was one time too many. Unable to recreate at the moment.

New 'features' of the latest patch for me, so far:

- black screens after undocking/jumping

- random zoom factor resets after undocking

- "My Filters" doesn't remember it's been collapsed (on another char, after undocking)


And UI still sucks.
Hang on, scrap that -- I forgot that these days that's a requirement for user interfaces.

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I just entered the character creator to put on some more makeup, and the only thing visible was my head, my top and my hands. My face had also reverted to "vanilla" form (What it looked like before I sculpted it), but the hair, tattoos, freckles, piercings etc. were still there. Not sure about the body, since it was invisible...

Looting awful l-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a--a-a-ag !

Shift/click to open cans makes 1 to 2 sec lag every 2 cans and the more are opened the more you lag, then clicky clicky --> dozen times clicky after, and it's not simply lag, it's lag fest !!

LOL, tears already?

Christ, it's a bug, it's being fixed on Monday.

Yeah, because who ever planned any bomb ops for weekends?

oh look... its the worlds smallest violin.. playing... just for you

Hmm I see a pattern here; CCP periodically release a patch to the game which fails to fix known issues and fixes non-issues. This creates much wailing, angst and tears after every patch (read up).

Solution:
I propose that a 'Test Server' be created where new patches can be tested before any patch is released Live.

This 'Test Server' would be used by those players committed to improving the game and giving feedback to CCP about what works and what does not work. CCP in turn, would address the issues raised by the player base, in particular those who care enough to spend their time testing the game on the 'Test Server'.
I believe that if used correctly this 'Test Server' would eliminate the repeated incidents of failware being released on the Live server.

This new and original idea will challenge some people - radical and brilliant concepts often do - but i'm sure the doubters can be convinced over time.

The beauty of this idea, I believe, is in its simplicity.

I was trying to move planetary goods from planet to customs office, when customs office had no free space left. The window popup shows me this message:

{[numeric]volume} {[numeric]volume -> "unit", "units"} of space would be required to complete this operation. Destination container only has {[numeric]available} {[numeric]available-> "unit", "units"} available.

I saw this one back in late May 2012, wrote up a bug report (#136584) and saw that it was subsequently associated with a defect in CCP's internal systems.

As a temporary fix, try moving a single unit of PI material out of the customs and onto the planet. Then try your large volume move. If that doesn't do anything, try moving a single unit up from the planet and into the CO. That should re-jigger the number of units displayed on the launch pad thus enabling expected behaviors from the CO.

I have observed over the past two years that the true number of units of goods in a launch pad differs from the displayed number of units when a pilot first accesses a planet (or CO). This happens frequently, though not 100% of the time. When a stack of PI goods misrepresented by this false value is moved or something is moved on top of it, EVE chokes and spits out the error message that you encountered instead of 'you do not have enough space,' etc. Moving amounts of goods small enough not to trigger an error typically prompts the EVE client / server to update the displayed number to the true value.

I see that CCP has not yet fixed this one.