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This is a rather old post. I think last year there was a space battle where 70 titans perished: http://www.pcgamer.com/eve-onlines-biggest-ever-battle-trillion
by edem 11y ago
This is a rather old post. I think last year there was a space battle where 70 titans perished:
http://www.pcgamer.com/eve-onlines-biggest-ever-battle-trillions-of-isk-in-damages-and-over-70-titans-lost/ http://www.pcgamer.com/eve-onlines-biggest-ever-battle-trill...
I don't playe EVE anymore because of the (80% preparation 20% fun) rule but I did nearly everything in the game (trading, mining, pirating, exploring) and it was fun but I don't have the time to do so anymore.
- Squarel 11y agoIt is not an old post, it was published yesterday. I do not play eve anymore because I found myself just sitting in the chat channels, and not even bothering to trade anymore, so now I just hang around in the IRC channels instead.
- LanceH 11y agoWho's spinning the ships?
- Squarel 11y agoA good point! resubs to spin more ships
- edem 11y agoThis is just niggling. The post was published yesterday but the event it describes was almost 10 years ago.
- Squarel 11y agoIf the entire article was about that one incident, I would agree with you. However, the incident is one part of the article, which goes on to describe events up to recently. So yes, if you only read the opening, then this article is old news, and is only about the event. If you read the rest of the article, it is about how Eve and the community have developed over time.
- edem 11y agoI see your point.
- Ntrails 11y agoIt reads as though it were written years ago and just re-touched for a new release without much in the way of updates