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EVE reporting have a long history of being very biased, some of the largest organizations in the game usually run their own news sites. I think it's very diffi
by jeppz 8y ago
EVE reporting have a long history of being very biased, some of the largest organizations in the game usually run their own news sites.
I think it's very difficult to make people see you as unbiased in a world where everyone is an enemy, even your "friends" are probably spies waiting to stab you in the back and steal all your stuff.
- forgingahead 8y agoSo basically it mirrors journalism and reporting in real life?
- zdkl 8y agoI've seen long time friends F each other for all they own or to gain favours in the greater political hierarchies. It's savage once you get to a certain point in terms of resources or logistics.
- arethuza 8y agoSo really just like real life then?
- zdkl 8y agoIf you live in a developing or cartel/mafia driven land.
- matwood 8y agoWait. You don't think 'friends' backstab each every day to get ahead at work? Or that 'friends' hold each other back out of jealousy? The crabs in a bucket analogy has been around long before Eve.
- bjelkeman-again 8y agoNot where I work now, no.
- swebs 8y agoExcept you're doing it for fake internet money that only equates to maybe $100 USD after all is said and done.
- jeppz 8y agoYou're making it sound like it's something bad but it's in fact what draws a lot of players and what makes it a game on a completely different level.