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| The future, I came from it Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Portland, Oregon
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| Fuck Art, Let's Kill Join Date: May 2002 Location: Hell
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| Would have been much better had it happened to the goons instead. Either way, though, it should never have been allowed to happen by the game mechanics. Most of what EVE allows disgruntled people to get away with doing/stealing is ok, but this is way the fuck over the line of what one person should be able to do. It's also kind of disheartening that another game developer is here praising CCP for having such poor sanity checking in their code... |
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| Noob Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: State of Confusion
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Slashdot | Massive EVE Online Alliance Disbanded Just read Slashdot's games section, then you won't miss anything =) | |
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| Registered User Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Denmark
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| Apparently he could also read FoH. Either way it is kind of moot now and as has been delineated, not without reason as many who had lost interest in the old Eve thread has been given the chance to hear about something relatively exciting in the game. |
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| Waiting for Diablo Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Rolling down Rodeo with a shotgun
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It would be like if you could get evicted because your roommate was a week late paying the phone bill. Your roommate who you trusted with the phone bill... | |
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| Registered User Join Date: Jan 2004
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+4 Internets | This is so amazing to me. This could have gone so many different ways, but turned out it did because someone decided the current environment was stale and boring. I don't play Eve, but I can imagine this BoB director had no clue where his alt's enterprise into GS would lead, nor the original spy knew what he had on his hands. I really think the game is better for this. More than developers it seems, players are able to breath such world changing events into the game. What could result may be more interesting than any 'planned' in-game event could ever be. This meta-game sounds so fun and vital to the world I really hope more games down the road implement systems with such wide reaching consequences. Don't implement any of rules that prevent this kind of stuff from happening. Don't make the world feel stale, unchangeable, and safe. It needs to be volatile. Players playing against players will always be infinitely more interesting that players versus AIs. This kind of unpredicability is what makes Eve so intriguing to me, I really wish it was easier to break into. In this respect, Eve really is ahead of any other game out there. |
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| EQMac is proof that sometimes it's okay to get stuck in Time. Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Los Angeles
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That is by his one action the GL could negate the years of action by his entire guild. If I were a (former) member of BOB I'd tell CCP to fuck off and I'd start playing something else. And the SecDefense nuke analogy above doesn't work at all -- there's multiple safety checks on their use. A better example is your average US boomer sub. By all accounts our ICBM subs can launch even if our chain of command is completely gone and they have no direct authorization from the prez but it takes the action of most of the crew -- the sub captain can't just turn a button and start WWIV.
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