I here by declare the month of August challenge open. For the next 31 days, I, CrazyKinux, of sound mind and body, promise to write one EVE Online related post everyday. And whom ever is crazy enough to follow me in this path of utter creative behavior is more then welcome to do so - this goes out to you The Ancient Gaming Noob, /random, Random Battle, One Tired EvE Pilot, Morphisat, Kill Ten Rats, Just a Girl and Her Thorax, Hardcore Casual and EVE-Pirate!
Summer time is often a difficult time for me to blog on a regular basis. The weather here in Montreal, Canada, is quite nice and I try to spend as much time as possible outside, which is not conducive to gaming and neither to blogging. So in order to kick start August, I've given myself the goal to write 31 posts over the next month.
Now these posts will be of various length, some long, some short and some even shorter! But in the end I want to see at least 31 posts, and one everyday would be ideal.
Over the course of the month, I will need help, from you the reader. I would find it very motivating if everyone would comment as much as possible. So there lies your part in this challenge. Try to keep me motivated with your comments.
Let's see where this gets us!
Tuesday, July 31, 2007
The Project video series
Here's a series of short videos made by a dedicated EVE player, BenDevin from the UK. They're well put together, not too long, visually stunning and plain good fun to watch. Enjoy and drop by BenDevin's page and let him know what you think! I'm sure he'll appreciate the feedback!
Friday, July 27, 2007
EVE Online Speedlinking for July 27th
Here are links to article of interest on EVE for this week. In no particular order.
- When is a game not a game? - A short article from folks at IBM's 3D World Immersive studies
- WarCry Interviews Nathan Richardsson - A good interview on the launch of Revelations II
- EVE Online Increased Overall Performance Efficiency - On the update to Python 2.5
- Revelations Tutorial - Part 1 - A great post from Wilhelm on the new tutorial
- Games people play to succeed at work - On MMOs and business skills
- Eve Online Game Brings Business to Pleasure - On EVE and building a business skill set
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