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I think there’s a serious reason for this: becoming a powerful EVE player is a big deal. It’s possible to make actual money that way. You don’t want employees p
by moomin 5y ago
I think there’s a serious reason for this: becoming a powerful EVE player is a big deal. It’s possible to make actual money that way. You don’t want employees playing the game any more than a casino lets a dealer play a couple of hands against herself.
- JCharante 5y agoPolicies distancing devs from being serious players started after the T20 scandal, when a dev was giving T2 Blueprints to certain players (and these blueprints were worth a loooot) but were probably too strict. I used to be experienced enough that I had more than a dozen accounts and probably a couple thousand dollars worth of assets. And I run an ingame business that I still manage. And yet I'm nothing on a corp or alliance level, so the average employee could be more engaged without getting into dangerous territory.