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[_] Anonymous 12/03/14(Wed)23:10 No.2619594
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AdfFnTt2UT0
Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anonymous 12/03/14(Wed)23:11 No.2619596
>>2619594
Most boring MMO of all time.
>> [_] Anonymous 12/03/14(Wed)23:17 No.2619601
>>2619596
What's it even like?
I couldn't tell what was actual ingame footage, or just cutscenes.
>> [_] Anonymous 12/03/14(Wed)23:18 No.2619603
Hey this is pretty darn cool!
>> [_] Anonymous 12/03/14(Wed)23:19 No.2619605
>>2619601
Unless you love really micromangaement intensive grand strategy or simulation type games, you'll
hate it.
>> [_] Anonymous 12/03/14(Wed)23:20 No.2619607
>>2619601
It is in game footage
>> [_] Anonymous 12/03/14(Wed)23:21 No.2619608
>>2619607
no it's not
>> [_] Anonymous 12/03/14(Wed)23:25 No.2619617
>>2619608
Just imagine it with some boxes on the screen and you will see it is.
>> [_] Anonymous 12/03/14(Wed)23:26 No.2619619
>>2619617
The graphics of the game can be like that; but it's all post processed with camera angels.
The real game; and i use that term lightly; most of what you'll look at is the GUI
>> [_] Anonymous 12/03/14(Wed)23:32 No.2619632
I hate MMOs that advertise like this they don't show that about 99.99% of the gameplay isn't with
the ability to talk with people or doing anything interesting its just GUI screens and dead
silence except for any ambient noise in the background
>> [_] Anonymous 12/03/14(Wed)23:34 No.2619634
>>2619601
slow and clunky and very relaxed pace for the most part, but generally plays like an RTS if you
controlled a single unit that may or may not be shit. Each one of those ships? That's a SINGLE
player.
>> [_] Anonymous 12/03/14(Wed)23:34 No.2619635
>>2619632
EvE's not really a game, it's more of a simulation.
A large majority of EvE is interacting with other players. There is PvP interactions in all parts
of the game.
>> [_] Anonymous 12/03/14(Wed)23:36 No.2619637
>>2619601
Eve is "make your own way" the MMO. Which, thanks to its userbase, basically means you end up
working a second job only this time its for virtual money. There's some cool shit that goes down,
but only if you're with a group, and usually only if you plan to do cool shit. The best way to
have fun is to have like 20 or so dudes running a piracy or protection ring, but if you step on
the wrong toes you'll get your whole group blown to kingdom fucking come.
Everything is player owned and created. The game's economy is almost completely player driven. So
you end up with "corps" basically small in game companies, all of real players. Many of whom may
never even leave a dock and just do spreadsheets and trading. Its a weird game. I played for a
long time but just couldn't invest that kind of time into it anymore
>> [_] Anonymous 12/03/14(Wed)23:38 No.2619639
Not shown:
Hours and hours of sitting in one spot shooting asteroids to get ore.
Sitting in a hangar while skills improve with zero interaction from the player.
>> [_] Anonymous 12/03/14(Wed)23:54 No.2619653
Most fun game I've ever played. Join Spaceship Samurai today!
>> [_] Anonymous 12/03/14(Wed)23:56 No.2619655
>>2619639
If you're a lone wolf faggot, yes. If you were in a corp, there was more discussion and such you
did, and most of the time was fucking with ship builds or assembling ships if you weren't playing
with a client for fitting ships.
But yes, the game was like working a second job, it was fun for a while but really wears thin if
you're not in one of the super huge corporations.
Also the goons and redditors duking it out.
>> [_] Anonymous 12/04/14(Thu)00:13 No.2619670
http://youtu.be/lQfVVVUrCXM
A much better game coming soon
>> [_] Anonymous 12/04/14(Thu)00:39 No.2619703
>>2619601
It's a fun game but if you don't have ridiculous amounts of time to devote to it, don't even
bother. It really feels like a second job at times. Also, it is home to one of the most
sociopathic userbases I have ever seen. If you're going to play, you better join a corp
immediately or you're going to be picked like a rotting carcass to vultures by everyone else.
I fired up another trial that my buddy gave to me, but I didn't buy a sub because I'm shipping
for military duty this month, but while I was playing, I noticed that now pirate gangs have
started protection rackets on newbie miners in the starter HiSec systems. If you don't fork over
your dosh, they'll suicide rush you and podkill your sorry ass.
The game is brutal, but rewarding if you make the right connections, which is why people say that
it's like having a second job.
>> [_] Anonymous 12/04/14(Thu)00:45 No.2619707
Too bad EVE gameplay is actually nothing like that.
>> [_] Anonymous 12/04/14(Thu)01:47 No.2619755
Eve is amazing
>> [_] Anonymous 12/04/14(Thu)02:29 No.2619801
Quick question: How the fuck do you start playing this game? I mean, it sounds and looks cool and
all, but the learning curve must be a mountain and it'll probably take 10 real life years before
you feel like you are somebody.
How does this game get new players and how do they get them to actually stick around and keep
playing?
>> [_] Anonymous 12/04/14(Thu)02:32 No.2619804
>>2619670
i guess that's not an mmo? because i doubt there's room for two of these kind of mmo games on the
market. i mean, if you want to play a space mmo why wouldnt you go with eve? though i guess
there's always a market for the more casual space fans of course
>> [_] Anonymous 12/04/14(Thu)02:39 No.2619815
>>2619804
Answering the last question, if someone made an identical clone of EVE, people would play it
because it would be a clean slate. The persistent world of EVE has been going on for over eleven
years, and the old players have a monopoly that new players have no chance against.
>> [_] Anonymous 12/04/14(Thu)02:42 No.2619819
>>2619801
well the trial helps, marketing videos like this one, and it is a game where you can dump all of
your free time and more into, which appeals to neets, and allows for neets to meet other neets
and form neet collectives, which probably suffices for the necessary social interaction most of
these people need to not go insane. The real strength of eve is that it heavily rewards the
people who have been paying for sub for 11+ years, and that keeps them buying the PLEX from other
players who pay for it. Whether or not all the old boys pay the 15 dollary doos a month for the
game, someone does, and it is highly likely some of the oldest players will only stop playing
when they die.
