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Arkturus McFadden
Republic Military School Minmatar Republic
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Posted - 2012.04.24 13:31:00 -
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Why did they disconnect their region from the rest of The Empires? Also, do they openly interact with The Empires now or are they still very reclusive? Will they ever reopen their region?
Lastly, whats the population of their empire? |

Esna Pitoojee
The Peerage Amarr 7th Fleet
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Posted - 2012.04.24 16:42:00 -
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1. They disconnected their space because, frankly, they wanted to be left alone and the rest of the cluster wasn't looking to good on being willing to agree to leaving them alone. Vak'atioth probably didn't help much on convincing them that open borders was a good policy either.
2. The Jove had a delegation at CONCORD; however, they may not have interacted through this bureau for some time. Arguably, the last time the Jove hand was at work in the cluster was during the distribution of the Apotheosis unique shuttle a few years back. The last time there was direct, open Jovian interaction between the rest of the cluster was some 5+ years ago, during the old live events.
3. Will they ever reopen their region? Well, considering there are many hints that the Jovians are either moved on from their current territory or gone entirely, it seems unlikely. Even if the Jove are there, the rest of the cluster is populated by a bunch of squabbling empires who can't stop arguing even when they are all invaded by a megalomaniac cyberneticist, and all interspersed by several hundred thousand nearly-immortal independent beings piloting immense starships with nothing stopping them but their own whims. A significant fraction of these have apparently succumbed to either megalomania of their own or complete psychosis.
Would you open your borders? |

Arkturus McFadden
Republic Military School Minmatar Republic
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Posted - 2012.04.26 00:37:00 -
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In that perspective, no I certainly wouldn't. 
Thanks for the response! |

Paintchk
The Vikings Reborn
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Posted - 2012.04.26 11:43:00 -
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They were once open too the other Empires, but when the Amarrs invaded the Joves(And got their ass's kicked ) they cut off connection. They are a peaceful culture and wanted to remain that way. But the likeliness of them opening the gates is unlikely. Either to remain isolated or their dead from their disease they have had for age's. |

Katalci
Creative Cookie Procuring Veto Corp
73
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Posted - 2012.05.03 06:20:00 -
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Fear may be why they haven't reopened their regions -- I don't think that the Jovians could take on capsuleers head-to-head. The last time we heard from them, they had four titans, and I don't see them building any more just to sit around and do nothing. While their subcapitals are certainly fearsome, I doubt that their navy is in the same state it was at the time of the Amarr war. They have a disease to fight; they don't want to worry about cloaked capsuleer cyno hictors waiting to gank them just for the fun of it. |

N'maro Makari
The Synenose Accord Celestial Imperative
50
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Posted - 2012.05.03 07:51:00 -
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Well, for one look at what the Amarr tried to do at Vak Atioh.
Jovian technology is a high prize, and their dwindling numbers may cause some to think "I like those odds" as the Amarr did. N'maro Makari Director of Public Relations The Synenose Accord Celestial Imperative |

Jandice Ymladris
Arbitrary Spaceship Destruction
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Posted - 2012.05.03 15:52:00 -
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During the sansha Live events a while back, it was hinted that Nation had an active presence in Jove space. To this date it is unknown if it was an occupation or shelter. There were reported fights in jove space, but according to data recieved, not against the Jove! This has increased the mystery around the Jove, did they truly vanish, letting Nation take their abandoned space? Or have they called on Nation (who posseses advanced technology) to aid them against an unknown enemy? (the ones the Jove fear) |

Wyke Mossari
Staner Industries
242
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Posted - 2012.05.03 16:49:00 -
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Jandice Ymladris wrote:During the sansha Live events a while back, it was hinted that Nation had an active presence in Jove space. To this date it is unknown if it was an occupation or shelter. There were reported fights in jove space, but according to data recieved, not against the Jove! This has increased the mystery around the Jove, did they truly vanish, letting Nation take their abandoned space? Or have they called on Nation (who posseses advanced technology) to aid them against an unknown enemy? (the ones the Jove fear)
The Sansha presence in Jovian space was a snafu caused by the dev's mobilising in Jove space before teleporting themselves to incursion sites and players reading more into this than intended.
Given the IG source of this information was location agents, I think it is safe to assume IC that it is Sansha miss-information/propaganda. |

Morwen Lagann
Tyrathlion Interstellar
133
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Posted - 2012.05.03 18:44:00 -
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Wyke Mossari wrote:Given the IG source of this information was location agents, I think it is safe to assume IC that it is Sansha miss-information/propaganda.
The picture that the live events team gave to Mouse Nell to release would disagree with you. |

Tiberious Thessalonia
True Slave Foundations Shaktipat Revelators
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Posted - 2012.05.03 19:48:00 -
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Wyke Mossari wrote:Jandice Ymladris wrote:During the sansha Live events a while back, it was hinted that Nation had an active presence in Jove space. To this date it is unknown if it was an occupation or shelter. There were reported fights in jove space, but according to data recieved, not against the Jove! This has increased the mystery around the Jove, did they truly vanish, letting Nation take their abandoned space? Or have they called on Nation (who posseses advanced technology) to aid them against an unknown enemy? (the ones the Jove fear) The Sansha presence in Jovian space was a snafu caused by the dev's mobilising in Jove space before teleporting themselves to incursion sites and players reading more into this than intended. Given the IG source of this information was location agents, I think it is safe to assume IC that it is Sansha miss-information/propaganda.
We've been running with things as though Nation was there, for what its worth, due to what Morwen just posted. As with all things, we'll adapt when Prime Fiction decides to jerk us around a little more. :( |

Silas Vitalia
Nobilta Nera
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Posted - 2012.05.03 21:07:00 -
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Nation forces -were- in Jovian space, but as far as we can tell they only found abandoned stations; the Jove were long gone.
The most reasonable conclusions we can draw from the PF we have is that they are all gone, or there are so few remaining as to be irrelevant.
They pushed the capsuleer technology on New Eden to further their own goals, as has been suggest elsewhere it probably has more to do with needing augmented capsuleers of sufficient skill-level for them to use to circumvent their desease.
IE let new Eden have the capsule technology, wait about 10 years for them to 'skill up' to a sufficient level to be able to house a Jove consciousness, and then take the clones and implant them with Jovians.
It looks as if they've run out of time, however.
Think of them as the Vorlon from babylon five.
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Wyke Mossari
Staner Industries
242
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Posted - 2012.05.03 22:33:00 -
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Morwen Lagann wrote:Wyke Mossari wrote:Given the IG source of this information was location agents, I think it is safe to assume IC that it is Sansha miss-information/propaganda. The picture that the live events team gave to Mouse Nell to release would disagree with you.
No, the picture does not, all it proved is that a fleet existed .
The location as Jove space came from locator agents run on True slaves.
It's also been pointed out OOC by devs that Sansha were not Jove space. |

Arkturus McFadden
Republic Military School Minmatar Republic
10
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Posted - 2012.05.03 23:12:00 -
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Jandice Ymladris wrote:During the sansha Live events a while back, it was hinted that Nation had an active presence in Jove space. To this date it is unknown if it was an occupation or shelter. There were reported fights in jove space, but according to data recieved, not against the Jove! This has increased the mystery around the Jove, did they truly vanish, letting Nation take their abandoned space? Or have they called on Nation (who posseses advanced technology) to aid them against an unknown enemy? (the ones the Jove fear)
Do the Jovians fear the sleepers? Or is there another threat we have yet to be informed of? |

Azalas
Blood Paladins
0
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Posted - 2012.05.07 11:21:00 -
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Arkturus McFadden wrote:Jandice Ymladris wrote:During the sansha Live events a while back, it was hinted that Nation had an active presence in Jove space. To this date it is unknown if it was an occupation or shelter. There were reported fights in jove space, but according to data recieved, not against the Jove! This has increased the mystery around the Jove, did they truly vanish, letting Nation take their abandoned space? Or have they called on Nation (who posseses advanced technology) to aid them against an unknown enemy? (the ones the Jove fear) Do the Jovians fear the sleepers? Or is there another threat we have yet to be informed of?
Major Spoilers!!! READERS WERE WARNED!
Have you seen Inception? In that movie, someone could create a dream for the dreamer to dream in... Yeah I get confused too lol
Well the Sleepers created a dream scape for their entire race in wormhole space. There is two sleepers that are active in New Eden that we know of . One is The Broker... the other one is inside the head of Jamyl Sarum. Now about The Sleepers. They are ancient Jove. They are the Jovian ancestors. The Sleepers created all the Stargates, they were the original occupants in the Curse region and they were the ones that destroyed the Amarr fleets at Vak'atioth. The Jove just sat and watched. |

Gouzu Kho
Kho Incorporated
2
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Posted - 2012.05.07 19:15:00 -
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More Major Spoilers!!! READERS WERE WARNED!
Azalas wrote: Well the Sleepers created a dream scape for their entire race to sleep and dream while their sleeper drones protected them in wormhole space. Two Sleepers that are active in New Eden that we know of . One is The Broker...(( Sansha Nation found one of The Brokers asteroid bunkers in deep space, alot of info helped Sansha Nation advance and now these Incursions we see is the effects)) The other Sleeper is inside the head of Jamyl Sarum. Now about The Sleepers. They are ancient Jove. They are the Jovian ancestors and Elders. The Sleepers created all the Stargates, they were the original occupants in the Curse region and they were the ones that destroyed the Amarr fleets at Vak'atioth. The Jove just sat and watched.
hmmm thats not entirely accurate, I believe.
1. Vak'atioth was most certainly the jovians crushing the amarr fleet. It happened before the events of apocrypha, and they gave the gallente video evidence of their mothership 1-shotting amarr battleships so the amarr could not deny their defeat. (see the Theodicy novella)
2. The sleeper inside Jamyl Sarum is not a real sleeper, it is an AI construct created or emergent from the sleeper virtual reality. It does not have a physical body to go with its mind, and because of that is considered an outcast by the sleepers themselves.
The sleepers also didn't create all the stargate, the ancient Jove where far from the only race to come through the EVE gate. And of all those races the Jove where the least technologically advanced.
To answer the question from Arkturus McFadden, there is no evidence that the jove and sleepers are at war, but from reading Templar One, I did get the impression that the Jovians feel, or felt, that the sleepers (or the them the builders) abandoned them to their fate when the jovian disease hit them.
Their real enemy, that has only been hinted at, are the Enheduanni, who are also related to the ancient Jove when they came through the EVE gate (the sleepers where the builders, the Jovians the people, and the Enheduanni those chosen to take care of all the sleeping jovians and builders during the journey to their new worlds). Their motives are not very clear to me, in TO it is said they see themselves as the caretakers of all humans now, and manipulate all the races.
At least thats what I got out of reading templar one. |

Dkamanus
Szonuvakee
4
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Posted - 2012.05.17 02:51:00 -
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Does CCP has any plans to extend the Joves to any action in-game? I feel like they are simply a gimmick lost in a whole lot of stuff CCP put on the game, and they are BEHIND the backburner. Looks like to me.
Gouzu Kho, you saiu Templar one. Is there any other reading I could do to grasp a little more on the Jovians and how they work on the universe? |

Domer Pyle
Northwest Industries International Technical Exploration Conglomerate of Hemera
0
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Posted - 2012.05.17 05:59:00 -
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Dkamanus wrote:Does CCP has any plans to extend the Joves to any action in-game? I feel like they are simply a gimmick lost in a whole lot of stuff CCP put on the game, and they are BEHIND the backburner. Looks like to me.
Gouzu Kho, you saiu Templar one. Is there any other reading I could do to grasp a little more on the Jovians and how they work on the universe?
^this. i'd love to see more Jove-related stuff in-game, since they're more or less nonexistant. sure, they have some stations in hisec and what not, but aside from that it feels like they've been abandoned.
and if involving the Jove in the universe more is an impossibility, at least do something with The Society. They're even more of a mystery than the Jove, aside from that one chronicle and the SOE epic arc. That and their ships look amazing. |

Gouzu Kho
Kho Incorporated
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Posted - 2012.05.19 20:29:00 -
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Dkamanus wrote:Gouzu Kho, you say Templar one. Is there any other reading I could do to grasp a little more on the Jovians and how they work on the universe?
http://wiki.eveonline.com/en/wiki/Theodicy_(Short_story)
http://wiki.eveonline.com/en/wiki/Forsaken_Ruins
are the short stories I know where the jovians are involved and actual characters, you can also do a little digging about admiral ouria and veniel.
As I see it they are very much a background race atm and I would also like to see them expanded, but its probably not very easy for ccp. There are tons of threads with them and it must be hard to keep their mistery going if you're going to put them out in the open.
Templar one was rather direct with its information about the Jovians, felt a bit like an info-dump in a way. But it pretty much confirmed a lot of the hints you can find when reading the descriptions of sleeper items. |

Doctor Carbonatite
Minions of Cthulhu
0
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Posted - 2012.05.25 23:23:00 -
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Wyke Mossari wrote:Morwen Lagann wrote:Wyke Mossari wrote:Given the IG source of this information was location agents, I think it is safe to assume IC that it is Sansha miss-information/propaganda. The picture that the live events team gave to Mouse Nell to release would disagree with you. No, the picture does not, all it proved is that a fleet existed . The location as Jove space came from locator agents run on True slaves. It's also been pointed out by devsDED that Sansha were (are) not in control of Jove space.
Actually, IIRC, the only station in the game with the model shown in the Mouse Nell picture at that time was HD3-JK 1, Academy of Aggressive Behavior, which implies that the fleet was in fact in Jove space. The Material Institute station in M-FDTD now shares the same model.
Interestingly enough, these two corporations (Academy of Aggressive Behavior and Material Institute), which are the only two I see that use this station model, both use the Material Institute corp logo, both only have one station in Jove space, and are the only two Jovian corporations that do not have listed CEO's (all other Jovian corporations have non-Jove CEO's listed. This includes Jove Navy and Jovian Directorate). |

KBTRIPSTA
Impulsive Anarchy
0
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Posted - 2012.05.26 03:34:00 -
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When it comes to Templar One, I really wouldn't consider it 'canon' lore. It glosses over too much and assumes way too much that we as capsuleers could never find out. And isn't that what EVE is supposed to be about? Us as players, not the devs/CCP (I think it was a CCP venture?) telling us the exact story, which clashes with what we know and worked out in AJ? There is not a SINGLE piece of evidence that says 'these people were Jovian' in W-Space. The closest you get is that both races used polymer tech, but we use polymer tech, does that make us Jove now? |

Gouzu Kho
Kho Incorporated
2
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Posted - 2012.05.27 11:30:00 -
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KBTRIPSTA, I think you're right that we should not take the revelations from templar one as end all be all fact. CCP could certainly change things around ingame. Its also not information that our ingame characters could possibly have access to, so its not like we can act on it ingame.
I don't agree, however, that it clashes with ingame knowledge or with A'J.
The link between the sleepers and Jove is heavily implied in many of the descriptions from the sleeper components, though not their exact relationship to each-other ofcourse. Its always been a popular theory among roleplayers that they be related. In fact the whole backstory is just that: a backstory for these factions, you can accept it as such, ignore it, or invent your own. As far as ingame RP goes, its all fine.
The only thing that is introduced in the books that has ingame repercussions (of sorts) is "the other" in Jamyl Sarum. Its a central character that basically drives the entire plot, but we as players have no way of knowing this, or reacting to it.
This bit annoys me a little, but the whole jove-sleepers backstory I found entertaining and rather cool. |

Proteus Maximus
Mine 'N' Refine The Unforgiven Alliance
91
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Posted - 2012.06.06 17:01:00 -
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Esna Pitoojee wrote:1. They disconnected their space because, frankly, they wanted to be left alone and the rest of the cluster wasn't looking to good on being willing to agree to leaving them alone. Vak'atioth probably didn't help much on convincing them that open borders was a good policy either. 2. The Jove had a delegation at CONCORD; however, they may not have interacted through this bureau for some time. Arguably, the last time the Jove hand was at work in the cluster was during the distribution of the Apotheosis unique shuttle a few years back. The last time there was direct, open Jovian interaction between the rest of the cluster was some 5+ years ago, during the old live events. 3. Will they ever reopen their region? Well, considering there are many hints that the Jovians are either moved on from their current territory or gone entirely, it seems unlikely. Even if the Jove are there, the rest of the cluster is populated by a bunch of squabbling empires who can't stop arguing even when they are all invaded by a megalomaniac cyberneticist, and all interspersed by several hundred thousand nearly-immortal independent beings piloting immense starships with nothing stopping them but their own whims. A significant fraction of these have apparently succumbed to either megalomania of their own or complete psychosis. Would you open your borders?
Long enough to launch a weapon capable of destroying nearly every living thing with in a thousand light years. Any survivors would start a new calendar 01.00.00 AJ Eve... Burn it....Burn it All |

Qvar Dar'Zanar
EVE University Ivy League
44
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Posted - 2012.06.06 17:55:00 -
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Katalci wrote:Fear may be why they haven't reopened their regions -- I don't think that the Jovians could take on capsuleers head-to-head. The last time we heard from them, they had four titans, and I don't see them building any more just to sit around and do nothing. While their subcapitals are certainly fearsome, I doubt that their navy is in the same state it was at the time of the Amarr war. They have a disease to fight; they don't want to worry about cloaked capsuleer cyno hictors waiting to gank them just for the fun of it.
HA. A jovian ship can figth many ships of his own class constructed by other empires at the same time. What would they do with "only" 4 titans? That would be like fielding... 16? Maybe 20+ Avatars?
Yes, Vakoth was a figth against non-capsuleers, but why are you assuming that jovians are not ALL capsuleers themselves? After all, it was them who gave Ishukone the capsuleer tech. Why would they give Ishukone a tech that they think bad for themselves? And tbh, seeing how wrong (in terms of massive genocide) is it going, I would be very surprised if they didn't anticipated this posibility and placed a backdoor to hack all our capsuleer neural interfaces.
Silas Vitalia wrote:
They pushed the capsuleer technology on New Eden to further their own goals, as has been suggest elsewhere it probably has more to do with needing augmented capsuleers of sufficient skill-level for them to use to circumvent their desease.
IE let new Eden have the capsule technology, wait about 10 years for them to 'skill up' to a sufficient level to be able to house a Jove consciousness, and then take the clones and implant them with Jovians.
This sounds like a reasonable and disturbing posibility.
Azalas wrote:
Major Spoilers!!! READERS WERE WARNED!
Have you seen Inception? In that movie, someone could create a dream for the dreamer to dream in... Yeah I get confused too lol
Well the Sleepers created a dream scape for their entire race to sleep and dream while their sleeper drones protected them in wormhole space. Two Sleepers that are active in New Eden that we know of . One is The Broker...(( Sansha Nation found one of The Brokers asteroid bunkers in deep space, alot of info helped Sansha Nation advance and now these Incursions we see is the effects)) The other Sleeper is inside the head of Jamyl Sarum. Now about The Sleepers. They are ancient Jove. They are the Jovian ancestors and Elders. The Sleepers created all the Stargates, they were the original occupants in the Curse region and they were the ones that destroyed the Amarr fleets at Vak'atioth. The Jove just sat and watched.
No, no, that's not posible. Incursions began time ago (2 years maybe?), but it wasn't until the end of the Templar One events (which is some months ago) when the Sansha troops found The Broker' bunker. So we will likely see Sansha reapearing soon doing strange things.
And iirc, the Other is not a fully grown Sleeper. It was a prototype, the first intended-to-be sleeper, but it was imperfect and it went wrong, ultimately leading to a rebellion of this Other against their former "captors". |

Qvar Dar'Zanar
EVE University Ivy League
44
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Posted - 2012.06.06 17:55:00 -
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Gouzu Kho wrote: The sleepers also didn't create all the stargate, the ancient Jove where far from the only race to come through the EVE gate. And of all those races the Jove where the least technologically advanced.
To answer the question from Arkturus McFadden, there is no evidence that the jove and sleepers are at war, but from reading Templar One, I did get the impression that the Jovians feel, or felt, that the sleepers (or the them the architects) abandoned them to their fate when the jovian disease hit them.
Their real enemy, that has only been hinted at, are the Enheduanni, who are also related to the ancient Jove when they came through the EVE gate (the sleepers where the architects, the Jovians the people, and the Enheduanni those chosen to take care of all the sleeping jovians and architects during the journey to their new worlds). Their motives are not very clear to me, in TO it is said they see themselves as the caretakers of all humans now, and manipulate all the races.
At least thats what I got out of reading templar one.
Correct, the Architects went to Sleep when the Joves revolted against their technological opression. The joves suspect that the Jove disease is their ultimate vengenace of the architects before they went to sleep, but there isn't proof about this (and likely will never be).
The Architects left the Enheduanni behind and asleep to help them come back into reality when the time arrived, but during this time the Other has hunted the few Enheduanni left, who also had the responsibility to guide the 4 new races. This makes me think if maybe the old 4 races werent in fact part of the same Jove empire, and today they are each one asigned to one of the diferent races. The Architects definitely were part of the Jove empire, as said in the book.
KBTRIPSTA wrote:When it comes to Templar One, I really wouldn't consider it 'canon' lore. It glosses over too much and assumes way too much that we as capsuleers could never find out. And isn't that what EVE is supposed to be about? Us as players, not the devs/CCP (I think it was a CCP venture?) telling us the exact story, which clashes with what we know and worked out in AJ? There is not a SINGLE piece of evidence that says 'these people were Jovian' in W-Space. The closest you get is that both races used polymer tech, but we use polymer tech, does that make us Jove now?
CCP creates in game lore. CCP creates out of game lore.
Why would you belive one over the other? And why do you insist so much on that "It isn't explicitly said in the game that Sleepers are jovians so they CANT be jovians"? Yeah well I probably won't ever go to the Star Wars universe so "I won't be able to discover it by myself", but if George Lucas come and makes a BS movie about Anakin Skywalker as a child, I will say "well this sucks big time, but it's canon because George Lucas made it". After that I can cry as much as you want about not being canon for me because who on Earth would give a medal to a friggin robot, but that doesn't make it less "official". |

Roga Dracor
Fury Lords
109
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Posted - 2012.06.06 19:15:00 -
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Qvar Dar'Zanar wrote: The Architects left the Enheduanni behind and asleep to help them come back into reality when the time arrived, but during this time the Other has hunted the few Enheduanni left, who also had the responsibility to guide the 4 new races. This makes me think if maybe the old 4 races werent in fact part of the same Jove empire, and today they are each one asigned to one of the diferent races. The Architects definitely were part of the Jove empire, as said in the book.
Our characters are supposed to be dirty rich, but the ingame mechanics are limited. I don't see why we could (like an AJ said once) be eminent scientists researching for old history, just because we aren't pointed to it trough in-game means. I see the books (Templar One et al) and chronicles as those pieces of info that my character can discover after a long research, putting pieces together and bribing high-profile NPCs, just like The Broker does. Or maybe some very sougth after collection of info that somebody already put together, which I have acquired out of game because hell, it's really long and the writer probably have child to feed or something, and I don't mind paying for it (and enjoyed it btw).
I agree with pretty much everything else.
Many of us have argued these points for years now, but, it has gained very little traction with the community, more so amongst newer players who have less knowledge of the old canon lore..
I have always believed the current races are the survivors of a war that shattered the First Jovian Empire. I also believe the Jovians shut the Eve Gate to found said First Empire, but, I am just a crazy conspiracy theorist..
I also believe that the scattered remains of the different Jovian Factions were to be found in every Empire.. I still believe the Sebiestor are in some way related to the Caldari.. As are the Tash Murkon family..
It is canon knowledge that the original concept involved seven subraces for each of the four factions... Seven Tribes of the Matari, seven tribes formed the Aztec Empire, my posited inspiration for the Talocan. Seven seems to be a magic number around here.. And then we have the real world history of the Thesophical Society, whose stated goals appear to mirror those of the Jovians...
And they believe in Root Races, again, the magic number is seven cycles before they reach the next step in evolution..
And while the circumstantial evidence is compelling, nothing concrete is to be found in-game, so I'm a nut... |

Qvar Dar'Zanar
EVE University Ivy League
45
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Posted - 2012.06.06 20:04:00 -
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Roga Dracor wrote:Finally, I would add that Sansha refers to himself as " Master".. So, has he completed the 5th Initiation? 
Are you saying that Sansha Kuvakei is in some way linked to the Society of Conscious Thought? |

Roga Dracor
Fury Lords
109
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Posted - 2012.06.06 20:23:00 -
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If I recall correctly, he was educated by them... As were a great many other important folk in New Eden.. But, no, not in the manner you suggest.. Though I could be wrong, it is a possibility I HAVE entertained.. I would say more that he has learned some NEW tricks from somewhere....
Conscious Thought vs. Unconscious Thought (i.e. Sleep and dreaming) The Sleepers could be thought to have "loosely" Ascended.. Then we have the term Hyperconscious... |

Justin Cody
T.A.L.O.N. Company Psychotic Tendencies.
25
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Posted - 2012.06.07 07:01:00 -
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Yes, well in my travels across New Eden in the last 8 years I have seen many wonderful and glorious things.
Things I am reasonably certain of:
1) The Jove who gave us capsuleer technology are either gone, dead or very much preoccupied (dead being most likely).
2) The Enheduanni are still around and likely have access to Jove Space, and W-space that we have not yet explored or have the means of accessing. They are likely not guiding us any more and may have given up leaving us to our own devices.
3) The Minmatar Elders have left known K-space with the aid of the Talocan (check the description of the system 6EG7-R for direct evidence).
4) The Talocan were a faction of the Jove in a past empire and have continued on seemingly unaffected by what we know as the Jovian disease.
5) Sleepers are all in suspended animation/cryo-stasis and those consciousnesses that have spawned in the VR world are likely not our friends. Sansha and Jamyl are the same in that sense. And with the rumors of the empires having new super soldiers, incidents will occur.
6) Jamyl's use of the super-weapon triggered the isogen-5 placed in strategic locations around new eden and in W-space, linking them in some sort of state. Was it a trap or working as intended? I cannot say. However the pattern of shattered worlds if viewed in a certain manner appears to conform to a Fibonacci Sequence/ Fibonacci Spiral.
7) Steam cleaning my Loki wasn't smart...the t3 duct tape is rotting. |

Qvar Dar'Zanar
EVE University Ivy League
47
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Posted - 2012.06.07 11:42:00 -
[29] - Quote
Justin Cody wrote: 6) Jamyl's use of the super-weapon triggered the isogen-5 placed in strategic locations around new eden and in W-space, linking them in some sort of state. Was it a trap or working as intended? I cannot say. However the pattern of shattered worlds if viewed in a certain manner appears to conform to a Fibonacci Sequence/ Fibonacci Spiral.
What I understood is that it was all like the use of dynamite to open mines. Only that in this case the dynamite was Isogen-5 and the mines were wormholes. Riches await inside both, but what the people who prepared this bomb were looking for was the means of travelling faster than Jump gate routes. |

Justin Cody
T.A.L.O.N. Company Psychotic Tendencies.
25
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Posted - 2012.06.08 02:19:00 -
[30] - Quote
Qvar Dar'Zanar wrote:Justin Cody wrote: 6) Jamyl's use of the super-weapon triggered the isogen-5 placed in strategic locations around new eden and in W-space, linking them in some sort of state. Was it a trap or working as intended? I cannot say. However the pattern of shattered worlds if viewed in a certain manner appears to conform to a Fibonacci Sequence/ Fibonacci Spiral.
What I understood is that it was all like the use of dynamite to open mines. Only that in this case the dynamite was Isogen-5 and the mines were wormholes. Riches await inside both, but what the people who prepared this bomb were looking for was the means of travelling faster than Jump gate routes.
It was more like a different means of transport and the Enheduanni sabotaged the effort by co-locating isogen-5 in areas that had a sort of spatial affinity. I.E. the isogen-5 is in some sort of quantum entangled state resulting in several worlds detonating. This was not known to the VI in Jamyl's head and was a regrettable side effect...but one likely intended by the Enheduanni. |

Pottsey
Enheduanni Foundation
17
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Posted - 2012.06.11 11:54:00 -
[31] - Quote
Esna Pitoojee wrote:1. They disconnected their space because, frankly, they wanted to be left alone and the rest of the cluster wasn't looking to good on being willing to agree to leaving them alone. Vak'atioth probably didn't help much on convincing them that open borders was a good policy either. Err no, they closed the borders due to a war they are losing against a more advanced enemy. All the gates got blown up to stop the enemy useing the Jove against us. |

Pottsey
Enheduanni Foundation
17
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Posted - 2012.06.11 12:02:00 -
[32] - Quote
Paintchk wrote:They were once open too the other Empires, but when the Amarrs invaded the Joves(And got their ass's kicked  ) they cut off connection. They are a peaceful culture and wanted to remain that way. But the likeliness of them opening the gates is unlikely. Either to remain isolated or their dead from their disease they have had for age's. ThatGÇÖs a common misconception it was the Jove that got their assGÇÖs kicked even though they won. What should have been an easy win with zero lossGÇÖs turned into a massive death toll of Jove ships.
Imagine a pod piloted fleet with T2 and T3 ships and items with Mothership support going against a none Pod piloted fleet of T1 ships with no cap ships and the T2/T3 fleet lost a large amount of ships they would be a laughing stock. But thatGÇÖs what happened to the Jove. Its was a massively embarrassing fight for the Jove.
Now if that was not bad enough the Jove had the full enemy fleet battle plans, the enemy fleet commander was working for the Jove. After that battle I lost all repect for the Jove military.
How can you call the Jove peaceful when they armed everyone in the famous rebellion causing how many deaths? |

Pottsey
Enheduanni Foundation
17
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Posted - 2012.06.11 12:14:00 -
[33] - Quote
Qvar Dar'Zanar wrote: HA. A jovian ship can figth many ships of his own class constructed by other empires at the same time. What would they do with "only" 4 titans? That would be like fielding... 16? Maybe 20+ Avatars?
Yes, Vakoth was a figth against non-capsuleers, but why are you assuming that jovians are not ALL capsuleers themselves? After all, it was them who gave Ishukone the capsuleer tech. Why would they give Ishukone a tech that they think bad for themselves? And tbh, seeing how wrong (in terms of massive genocide) is it going, I would be very surprised if they didn't anticipated this posibility and placed a backdoor to hack all our capsuleer neural interfaces.
That is not true. All real recorded battles of Jove fights have had the Jove perform poorly. Jove can barely win 1v1 anymore and would not stand a chance 4v1. I would even argue our constant wars over the years and backwards engineering of Sleeper technology has pushed our war technology in advance over Jove who have been stagnant. All known modern Jove ships are inferior to our war ships.
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Verone
Veto Corp
275
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Posted - 2012.06.11 16:09:00 -
[34] - Quote
... lol.
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Istvaan Shogaatsu
Guiding Hand Social Club
366
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Posted - 2012.06.11 18:15:00 -
[35] - Quote
Justin Cody wrote:3) The Minmatar Elders have left known K-space with the aid of the Talocan (check the description of the system 6EG7-R for direct evidence).
Ooh, I had no idea about this one.
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Pottsey
Enheduanni Foundation
17
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Posted - 2012.06.11 20:26:00 -
[36] - Quote
I cannot tell what or who you are laughing at. I certainly hope itGÇÖs not my posts as those are facts that can be linked to directly in the game lore.
As for the Minmatar Elders some have left K space but I do not think all off them have. |

Pottsey
Enheduanni Foundation
17
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Posted - 2012.06.11 20:32:00 -
[37] - Quote
double post. |

Eko'mo
Eko Research Institute
15
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Posted - 2012.06.11 21:05:00 -
[38] - Quote
Glad to see Pottsey posts again. On the old forums I literally read the sleepers thread daily, seemed like there was a new theory every day and that was generally considered to be amazing!
I'm interested in some of the sources for your Jovian observations, specifically combat weakness. If you look at the stats for their ships in game the Eidolon for example is no joke 8 Highs, Mid and Lows. Or are you saying they have the weapons but not the pilot skill to operate them? http://ekolikecrayons.wordpress.com/2012/04/29/innocence/ |

Istvaan Shogaatsu
Guiding Hand Social Club
366
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Posted - 2012.06.11 22:07:00 -
[39] - Quote
Here's a headscratcher for you Jovian theorists.
Remember the Jovian who blew himself up during a teleporter experiment of some kind, and required bits of him to be harvested from all over the galaxy?
What I'm wondering is... why would a dying race need teleportation so badly? Where are they going? |

Roga Dracor
Fury Lords
109
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Posted - 2012.06.11 22:39:00 -
[40] - Quote
Not only that, but, where was his personality while his genetics were scattered all over New Eden? If the Jove are truly dying out, as some would postulate, is the Jovian disease technological in nature? We can assume that Jovian's are infomorphic..
Does the disease follow them into virtuality? |

Pottsey
Enheduanni Foundation
17
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Posted - 2012.06.12 06:40:00 -
[41] - Quote
Istvaan Shogaatsu wrote:Here's a headscratcher for you Jovian theorists.
Remember the Jovian who blew himself up during a teleporter experiment of some kind, and required bits of him to be harvested from all over the galaxy?
What I'm wondering is... why would a dying race need teleportation so badly? Where are they going? The JoveGÇÖs enemy do not use jump gates and warp drive to move around but teleportation. My guess is they are trying to get an understanding about how the technology works to develop a defence against it and use it themselves which is was the test was 10ish years ago. After all Jump drive jamming and gate jamming like we use is most likely ineffective against teleportation. |

Pottsey
Enheduanni Foundation
17
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Posted - 2012.06.12 06:50:00 -
[42] - Quote
Roga Dracor wrote:Not only that, but, where was his personality while his genetics were scattered all over New Eden? If the Jove are truly dying out, as some would postulate, is the Jovian disease technological in nature? We can assume that Jovian's are infomorphic..
Does the disease follow them into virtuality? I have posted a lot of theories in the past how it could be a biological weapon. The Jove said the race they are at war with has a perfect understanding of the brain and genetics well in advance over the Jove. I have no proof itGÇÖs a biological weapon but with what we know itGÇÖs well within the possibility that infiltrators rigged the Jove genetic engineering team to cause the problem. Which in turned caused the collapse of the Jove empire and making the war much easier to deal with. But that is guess work with no facts to back it up.
The disease is in the mind and follows a Jove even after cloning so one would assume a cloned Jove copied into a data stream would still have the same problem copied into is digital self. As the Jove do not know where the problem lies I do not see how they could remove the bad data in the digital self. Again I cannot prove this but I see no reason why a infomorphic would be cured when the problem is copyed. |

Pottsey
Enheduanni Foundation
17
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Posted - 2012.06.12 08:03:00 -
[43] - Quote
Eko'mo wrote:Glad to see Pottsey posts again. On the old forums I literally read the sleepers thread daily, seemed like there was a new theory every day and that was generally considered to be amazing!
I'm interested in some of the sources for your Jovian observations, specifically combat weakness. If you look at the stats for their ships in game the Eidolon for example is no joke 8 Highs, Mid and Lows. Or are you saying they have the weapons but not the pilot skill to operate them? Bit of both, I do admit in a few areas the Eidolon is good but if you gave it to any decent pilot it would tank and deal less DPS than most current day ships. Compare an Eidolon to say a Kronos. Half the weapons yet the Kronos would deal more DPS and tank more even with less slots and on top of that the Kronos would be more effective with some Electronic warfare. If it was a fight between an Eidolon or T2 ship my bets are on the T2 ship assuming pilot skills are the same and same access to modules between pilots.
Sorry I am short at time but there are two stories on the Battle of VakGÇÖAtioth. If you do a combat analysis of the fight you would expect the Jove to have won with zero ship loss with the large amount of advantages they had
Instead the Jove lost 1/3 of the fleet. The fight was like sending a fleet into a typical lvl 4 mission with full Intel and brining in a mothership on your side, then losing 1/3 of your fleet. Sure you won and killed 100% of the enemy but that is not an impressive win.
Or to put it another how do we expect the Jove to stand up to a T2 pod piloted fleet with cap ships and no Intel when the Jove lose 1/3 of their fleet with the enemy fleet commander working for the Jove, full battle plans, time to prepare and knowing where the enemy fleet will strike, mother ship on their side with zero cap ships on the enemy side. Along with all the other advantages Jove had like the enemy having zero pod piloted ships and T1 or worse weapons and modules.
The way I see it if the Jove do that bad against such a weak enemy they stand no chance against any decent pod piloted fleet. Plus the few in game fights with Jove have the Jove as weak.
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Qvar Dar'Zanar
EVE University Ivy League
51
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Posted - 2012.06.12 11:19:00 -
[44] - Quote
Pottsey wrote: The disease is in the mind and follows a Jove even after cloning so one would assume a cloned Jove copied into a data stream would still have the same problem copied into is digital self. As the Jove do not know where the problem lies I do not see how they could remove the bad data in the digital self. Again I cannot prove this but I see no reason why a infomorphic would be cured when the problem is copyed.
Which reminds me of how The Broker was infected by a disease that couldn't be cured, lurking in his data... I guess that's why some people theoritize that he may be jove. But in that case he wouldn't have been so surprised. So I'll say that he isn't jovian, but he maybe got the same disease. |

Gen Fesslenski
Legio Prima Victrix Imperius Legio Victrix
2
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Posted - 2012.06.12 11:36:00 -
[45] - Quote
Pottsey wrote:Roga Dracor wrote:Not only that, but, where was his personality while his genetics were scattered all over New Eden? If the Jove are truly dying out, as some would postulate, is the Jovian disease technological in nature? We can assume that Jovian's are infomorphic..
Does the disease follow them into virtuality? I have posted a lot of theories in the past how it could be a biological weapon. The Jove said the race they are at war with has a perfect understanding of the brain and genetics well in advance over the Jove. I have no proof itGÇÖs a biological weapon but with what we know itGÇÖs well within the possibility that infiltrators rigged the Jove genetic engineering team to cause the problem. Which in turned caused the collapse of the Jove empire and making the war much easier to deal with. But that is guess work with no facts to back it up. The disease is in the mind and follows a Jove even after cloning so one would assume a cloned Jove copied into a data stream would still have the same problem copied into is digital self. As the Jove do not know where the problem lies I do not see how they could remove the bad data in the digital self. Again I cannot prove this but I see no reason why a infomorphic would be cured when the problem is copyed.
Not to get too involved in the story line but I would have to go one further for this to have actually worked. The Jovian Virus is Infomorphic in nature as has been stated, but it's also genetically written into every Jove now, and they are born and die with it. I suspect they don't even have records of when they actually first gained the virus and so its hard for them to backtrack and identify what caused it. Hence them giving pod tech to the Caldari and hoping they will naturally start playing with thier genetics when they are at the technological level for it. (giving the Jove an 'if all else fails then watch them evolve and see if and when they get it' plan)
What I postulate is that it is and infomorphic disease but its actual symptoms can be completely avoided if one is in an environment where it is unable to completely starve itself. Losing the will to live is all well and good but if you are in an environment where you cannot die then at the very least you can be studied and self study to see what the disease entails next as you are protected from its effects. When in a virtual environment your physical form can be drip fed and supported to make it live forever. |

Pottsey
Enheduanni Foundation
18
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Posted - 2012.06.12 14:52:00 -
[46] - Quote
KBTRIPSTA wrote:When it comes to Templar One, I really wouldn't consider it 'canon' lore. It glosses over too much and assumes way too much that we as capsuleers could never find out. And isn't that what EVE is supposed to be about? Us as players, not the devs/CCP (I think it was a CCP venture?) telling us the exact story, which clashes with what we know and worked out in AJ? There is not a SINGLE piece of evidence that says 'these people were Jovian' in W-Space. The closest you get is that both races used polymer tech, but we use polymer tech, does that make us Jove now? There was evidence in the old sleeper thread where theoryGÇÖs on how there might have been Jovian offshoots from on the older now collapsed Jove empires. Some of the buildings are made up of Jove parts and when viewed from a birdGÇÖs eye view look just like Jove ships. There was also a lot of links between what the two races researched. Like the Jove lore had them researching Emergent Ideologies technology in the past but abandoned that line of thinking. wspace tech research is based around the same areaGÇÖs further suggesting they are the old Jove. None of the evidence was enough by itself to prove they are old Jove but there was evidence. |

Private Pineapple
Rifterlings Damu'Khonde
77
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Posted - 2012.06.12 16:00:00 -
[47] - Quote
This thread is very interesting to read, but I'm confused.
If you look at this page: http://community.eveonline.com/races/jove.asp
This quote in particular:
Quote:But one fateful moment in their history made them lose this control for a few generations, and the results were catastrophic. By this time the Jovians had begun interfering with their basic instincts, curbing their aggression and sexual instincts and cultivating strange new ones instead. Since the Shrouded Days, as the Jovians call their momentary social eclipse, they have been trying to put the pieces together again, but their DNA-structure has in many ways been damaged beyond repair. The consequence is the dreaded Jovian Disease. Genetic in nature, it is not infectious to other races, but among Jovians it causes a depression so deep and serious that the victim loses the will to live, and death results within a few days or weeks.
Despite this, the Jovians escaped the chaos that followed the closure of EVE remarkably well. Within the space of only a few centuries they had recovered, and were once again running a hi-tech society. They settled in a number of systems and founded an empire lasting for nine millennia, but even if the Jovians are by far the most technologically advanced of the races of EVE, they have still not recovered the splendour of their first empire. The disease within them keeps them in a reproductive straightjacket, preventing them from increasing their numbers sufficiently for their current empire to flourish.
So I'm looking at these lines:
Quote:Within the space of only a few centuries they had recovered
But how are they a dying race? This line is a bit ambiguous:
Quote:The disease within them keeps them in a reproductive straightjacket, preventing them from increasing their numbers sufficiently for their current empire to flourish.
Doesn't "flourish" mean greatly increased population over the years? When I read the above line I took it as a "oh so they're at an equal population over time, so they arent dying...".
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Qvar Dar'Zanar
EVE University Ivy League
53
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Posted - 2012.06.12 16:17:00 -
[48] - Quote
The text you quoted is worded in a bit confusing way. What it means is that they recovered from the EVE closure is a very short time, then started having the great life... Until the Jove disease struck them, thousands of years later.
Since then, they seem to be barely mantaining their population thanks only to manipulated birth ratios, making just enough for the increased mortality in their files, and thus leaving them unable to reproduce at a speed higher than the one at which they die (needed to be able to expand). |

Pottsey
Enheduanni Foundation
18
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Posted - 2012.06.12 19:09:00 -
[49] - Quote
Qvar Dar'Zanar wrote:The text you quoted is worded in a bit confusing way. What it means is that they recovered from the EVE closure is a very short time, then started having the great life... Until the Jove disease struck them, thousands of years later.
Since then, they seem to be barely mantaining their population thanks only to manipulated birth ratios, making just enough for the increased mortality in their files, and thus leaving them unable to reproduce at a speed higher than the one at which they die (needed to be able to expand). ThatGÇÖs not 100% correct. The Elders bought down the fall of the first Jovian empire which lasted 9 millennia. Then after a long dark age just over 3000 years ago the 2nd Jove empire got united by Miko Bour. The Third Empire was founded half a millennium ago amidst the devastation of the Jovian Disease. During this fall the Jove left the Heaven constellation. To quote the game GÇ£Ever since the fall of the first empire the Jovian society have been in a slow, steady decline. Most blame the Jovian Disease for this and believe that the Jovians can only hope to turn the tide once a cure for the disease has been found.GÇ¥ Each new Jove empire has been smaller and less grander than the old empire.
ThatGÇÖs a common misconception about the wormhole as the Eve wormhole closing did not cause that many problems although it did not help matters at this point the big colonys could help the small ones survive. To quote the story
GÇ£the gates of EVE opened and operated perfectly for seven decades. Disaster struck once again. An unexplained phenomenon engulfed the Gates of EVE, rendering them inoperable. Restoration efforts proved futile due to the malevolent magnetic storm perpetually surrounding the gates. The results were swift and devastating. The fledgling settlements found themselves cut off from the old world, on which they were still heavily dependent.GÇ¥
So it was not the wormhole shutting that caused problems but all the gates throughout kspace suddenly getting surrounded by malevolent magnetic storms 70 years after the wormhole shut. It was the lack of working gates that stoped the big colonys looking after the small ones that cuased all the problems. |

Flair Tachyon
PILSGESCHWADER Monkey Circus
0
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Posted - 2012.06.12 22:04:00 -
[50] - Quote
Pottsey wrote:[quote=Qvar Dar'Zanar]GÇ£the gates of EVE opened and operated perfectly for seven decades. Disaster struck once again. An unexplained phenomenon engulfed the Gates of EVE, rendering them inoperable. Restoration efforts proved futile due to the malevolent magnetic storm perpetually surrounding the gates. The results were swift and devastating. The fledgling settlements found themselves cut off from the old world, on which they were still heavily dependent.GÇ¥
So it was not the wormhole shutting that caused problems but all the gates throughout kspace suddenly getting surrounded by malevolent magnetic storms 70 years after the wormhole shut. It was the lack of working gates that stoped the big colonys looking after the small ones that cuased all the problems.
I believe you-¦re mistaken with the wording of "the gates of Eve". This probably refers to the twin gates (one on each side of the wormhole). Not to the smaller jumpgates.
Seventy years is an extremly short timespan to make colonies self sufficient if you consider that many planets needed to be terraformed first. It-¦s more likely that without acess to the advanced infrastructure of the terran sectors the colonies could not continue to help each other as more and more space/hightech equipment became unavailable due to lack of spare parts.
Just imagine a typical small village suddently be alone in the world. It-¦s surprising how many things suddenly become irreplaceble relics. |

Qvar Dar'Zanar
EVE University Ivy League
63
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Posted - 2012.06.12 22:51:00 -
[51] - Quote
It could be both, actually. They may be fooling us in one way or the other. |

Pottsey
Enheduanni Foundation
19
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Posted - 2012.06.13 06:38:00 -
[52] - Quote
Flair Tachyon wrote:[I believe you-¦re mistaken with the wording of "the gates of Eve". This probably refers to the twin gates (one on each side of the wormhole). Not to the smaller jumpgates. You know over all the years I never thought of it like that. It could well mean that. |

Gen Fesslenski
Legio Prima Victrix Imperius Legio Victrix
5
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Posted - 2012.06.13 08:02:00 -
[53] - Quote
Where does it say 70 years. We know the WH to Earth is still surrounded by magnetic storms, so I guess the easiest was to tell whether it was just the WH or both WH and k-gates is to try and find out where it says that storms ended right? |

Pottsey
Enheduanni Foundation
19
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Posted - 2012.06.13 11:25:00 -
[54] - Quote
Gen Fesslenski wrote:Where does it say 70 years. We know the WH to Earth is still surrounded by magnetic storms, so I guess the easiest was to tell whether it was just the WH or both WH and k-gates is to try and find out where it says that storms ended right? No idea on the new website which I hate with a passion same as the forums which I find a giant step back. The text used to be on the old website, I copied and pasted it from the manual but no idea where on the new website it got moved to. |

Roga Dracor
Fury Lords
110
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Posted - 2012.06.13 18:02:00 -
[55] - Quote
It is the Eve Gates.. The storms are still present.. I think the Jovians built a ship capable of surviving the storms related to the Eve Wormhole and made the journey through it. Not having read any novels, I am going on second hand info, though..
It has been related to Macapher's prophecy about little brother making the sorrowful journey home and not being welcome.. |

Dr Ted Kaper
Etoilles Mortant Ltd. Solyaris Chtonium
0
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Posted - 2012.06.13 18:18:00 -
[56] - Quote
I dont think it would be reasonable for CCP to introduce Jove tech into the universe. They're technology (to scale with their ability to so easily hide and avoid other empires) would have to be incredibly strong. It would make anyone who has the tech too powerful. They can even prevent WH from exiting in their space. And if they can stop the formation of WH perhaps they have even found a method to escape New Eden. Turning to Sansha would also make sense to an advanced race with mental problems, they probably realized that if the Nation can undo basic instinct then they can redo instinct, and they provide Sansha with vastly improved technology. |

Roga Dracor
Fury Lords
110
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Posted - 2012.06.13 19:28:00 -
[57] - Quote
Jovian technology is all over New Eden.. Capsule tech, boosters, T3... It is being introduced to us or rediscovered by us.. |

Dr Ted Kaper
Etoilles Mortant Ltd. Solyaris Chtonium
0
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Posted - 2012.06.13 21:08:00 -
[58] - Quote
Roga Dracor wrote: Jovian technology is all over New Eden.. Capsule tech, boosters, T3... It is being introduced to us or rediscovered by us.. I thought T3 was jovian-like because it originates from similar materials, but it is also the empires' reconstruction of jovian-like tech so not quite there yet. But i do see what you're saying so what i meant was direct jovian tech: cruisers, battlecruisers, and battleships. Currently only a shuttle and capsule are what we use, which are not intended for combat, mining, scanning, etc. |

Roga Dracor
Fury Lords
110
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Posted - 2012.06.13 21:50:00 -
[59] - Quote
T3 is also modular and constructed with fullerenes, which mimics "Talocan" design, which might also tie them loosely to the Jovians, or vice versa..
Really what we are rediscovering is Terran tech.. But, semantics aside, the Jovians have seeded us with quite a bit of their hand me downs.. |

Alexzandvar Douglass
NUTS AND BOLTS MANUFACTURING En Garde
0
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Posted - 2012.06.21 11:45:00 -
[60] - Quote
They are probably afraid that if they open their borders the land grab by the major Alliances in EVE would be apocalyptic for their race.
The Ammarr could not come back when they killed them, Capsule Pilots don't have that problem. Not to mention many Alliances probably construct far more Capital Ships than the standard Empires due because the Alliances are not bound by arms treaties. |
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