- EVE Fitting Tool - We talked about it in The Drone Bay Podcast #9 (soon to be released)
- Reflection on the state of the economy - Part II! - from CSM candidate, La Vista Vista
- The Hiding of Treasure... - Van Hemlock's great piece on game design and keeping the game excited
- Documentary: History of Video Games - Thanks Xyliana for this video!
- On MMO longevity and MMO second versions - EVE for the next
- EON Magazine now has an EON Facebook group - Join us!
- PvP Communication - Phillip "Crovan" Manning's 2nd piece over at Massively.com
- EVE Newbie video - Here's a funny video of someone who really doesn't get EVE
- The Ancient Gaming Noob gets an offer from Goonswarn in "The proposition"
- The Cookie Monster Economy and "Guild Socialism" - via Terra Nova
Monday, May 05, 2008
EVE Online Speedlinking for May 5th, 2008
The last week was crazy busy with real life. With the Montreal Canadiens being eliminated by the Philadelphia Flyers last Saturday, I'll now have more time for gaming, EVE and blogging! So here' s the items that caught my attention this past week.
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[This post is part of my EVE Online archives. While I no longer play, these community stories helped shape what I write about today—world-b... -
[This post is part of my EVE Online archives. While I no longer play, these community stories helped shape what I write about today—world-b... -
[This post is part of my EVE Online archives. While I no longer play, these community stories helped shape what I write about today—world-b...
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You know that video is actually a great representation of Eve's largest flaw. When a new player comes in from another MMO, this is exactly what they see. They quickly wonder what all the hype is about and can easily lose interest. Eve doesn't engage the majority of players out there right away. Players want to associate personally with their environment and Eve won't be able to do that until Ambulation comes out.
You're absolutely right on this one Gary. This needs to be further explored.
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