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• Nelson.C commented on Why the EVE Online industrial espionage econopocalypse is "fun"
  Mojave, it's not about the dice....
• absimiliard commented on Why the EVE Online industrial espionage econopocalypse is "fun"
  Not a Goon, nor a BoB, myself. But even to a carebear like myself it's apparent that the real effect of this was the hit to BoB's sovereignty. Sure, they still have all there defenses. Sure, they still have most of their players. Sure, BoB and their vassals will reform under a new alliance name. Sure, they even still have most (though not all) of their capital ships. But with cyno jammers they're toast if the Goons and everyone else comes for Delve in a serious way. To regain Sov 4 is just too long, there's no way it'll happen...
• urshrew commented on Why the EVE Online industrial espionage econopocalypse is "fun"
  Yeah, its not about the dice. In fact, the less dice, the better. Think about it like writing a story and generally having no idea what the main characters are going to do....
• Raj77 commented on Why the EVE Online industrial espionage econopocalypse is "fun"
  As someone who was all about the Stain Alliance/Stain Empire back when it was big, I say 'pshaw' to all this new-fangled stuff. Does look like a better game than it was in my day, but basically I hated the fact that it was possible to lose everything....
• cha0tic commented on Why the EVE Online industrial espionage econopocalypse is "fun"
  If you'd rather test your real flight skills try Vendetta Online They call it 'Twitch based' in that you actually have to fly the ship yourself. A bit like Traveller in a realtime universe. There's a nice community over there and the game runs on Mac, Linux & Windows. I used to play, but didn't really have the time for it. For Tabletop gamers separated by distance try Battlegrounds or Maptools over at RPtools.net They're 'virtual tabletops'. Battlegrounds is Windows and Mac, whilst Maptools is Java based. My Bro' and I have had it running on a PC, Mac &...