EVE Fiction

Combining four corporations while a war going of factions.
To be honest it looks so ridiculous and absurd that Hollywood seriyaly on this background looks very good.
Look what happens: There is a war over disputed territory, kill each other. And then a miracle occurs on the background of the war is the friendship of large construction corporations of these fractions.
Who is it all Coined ?

About the Citadels which can build without a good attitude to the fraction I generally keep quiet.

So it rewriting Lora so-so. 5/10

Have you never read that fiction about Ishukone striking deals with Mordu's Legion and the Gallente Federation during the midst of the Second Caldari-Gallente War? Or the part in Templar One where Mordu's Legion, Republic Fleet, Black Eagles and Ishukone Home Guard came together to battle the Golden Fleet over Pike's Landing, Amamake (during the Empyrean War no less).

Wars in Eve Online are never that black and white. Even during wars, Corporations, which might not have the vested interest in acquiring territories or whatever from a war, will still do business with each other, even if one of them is expressly headquartered inside an opposing faction's territory. For corporations, nationalism is not nearly as important as the opportunity to turn a profit.

Besides, most of these NPC corporations listed as being part of Upwell are neutral.

Tony Gonzales was the writer of The Empyrean Age and Templar One, and had a significant influence on the storyline around the Empyrean Age era. His ideas for EVE were of a much more black and white universe, where Amarr were the villains and Gallente and Minmatar were the heroes. He created the whole Karsoth arc, Jamyl's return from the dead + Other, the superweapon, Tibus Heth, the Broker, and so on. His style of storytelling turned EVE away from a gritty and realistic universe of gray moralities on all sides into a black and white space opera. He also frequently ignored established lore and failed to do research, creating many inconsistencies. CCP eventually got rid of Tony G after a lot of backlash from the playerbase, and they have been working to undo his story arcs for years (such as removing Tibus Heth two years ago).

Most significantly, in my opinion, was the fact that Tony G was extremely anti-Amarr and anti-religion. All of his writings noteably treat Amarr/religious characters extremely poorly: They are either crazy evil fanatics, atheists only pretending to believe, or if they actually are good and wholesome faithful he has them converted away from Amarr for completely arbitrary reasons. His writing was also extremely sexist and very disturbing and poorly thought out in a lot of other ways.

Basically, Tony G was the Incarna of lore. He was the thing that happened that embarrassed and shamed CCP, and it's something they want to distance themselves from and never do again. Ergo, they are not going to replace one [mess up] with another. The most likely outcome of all these developments is either
A) Jamyl gets saved from the Other and becomes a wholesome empress (with her cloning either remaining unchallenged or, potentially, the TC removing the Sacred Flesh doctrine entirely), or
B ) Jamyl is removed, and a Succession Trial occurs between the legitimate Heirs, ending with a proper, legitimate emperor on the throne.

What is a sure thing, though, is that Max Singularity will not be made emperor. It would undo all of their attempts to fix the lore.

Again, Eve Online is never black-and-white. No such thing as a pure good faction, no such thing as complete altruism or pure motives or anything. If you come in here expecting good-guy-bad-guy you came to the wrong place. This here is the universe of backbiting, vested interests, hidden motives and smiling at your enemies while plotting to come up on top behind their backs.