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You can develop a friendship by "Spending" your time, or you can pay to get the same benefits that friendship would otherwise allow

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Originally by: Miilla

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Originally by: Hans Jagerblitzen

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GASP you found me out. My secret identity (CCP FANBOI) has been uncovered. Y'all are geniuses.

I was waiting for someone to accuse me of that :)

Here's a dirty little secret - everyone else who isn't ****ed at Incarna and posts in support of CCP is a fellow CCP alt. They just dont have the ballz to whistleblow like I do.

Sooooo.....now that its out of the bag and my time is limited before CCP fires me for revealing my true identity, I will now host Q&A session until the moment of my banning from this thread and forum.

Ask away, community, and I shall leak all our master plans!! (Limited time only....price is 1 plex per requested leak. You can contract all your plex, with your question or desired leaked document, to this toon)

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Reported for impersonating a CCP employee.

Against the rules.

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Originally by: Pace eGuerra

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An interesting read.

Based on my own experiences with EVE players I'd say we play EVE to get away from life, not to extend it. You, dear CCP, trade in TRUST. We, up until now, have trusted you to maintain our world of escape. If you turn our world into yet another place where we are encouraged or enticed or chased to part with money for items that we don't care about you'll turn us off big time.

I (and all of the players I know) do not play EVE to gain some level of validation. Most of us have extremely validating careers and lifestyles. In fact, many of us are working in industries that are typically populated with exactly the type of people who turn their back on that sort of "buy your self esteem" crap. Just take a look at the average EVE player (fan fest, EVE TV, etc. etc.). We are not into vanity items. We're actually quite happy with a black t-shirt and a pair of jeans. Ok, we might have a nice watch, car, house and some super hot gaming PC and a lovely woman on our arm but generally we're not your average sheep-like consumer who wants to look like they just dropped out of Second Life.

For us there is no rush in owning a virtual leather jacket and I doubt many of us would want an RL equivalent. The rush comes from making that perfect intercept, or devising a strategy that manages to take out that annoying Drake gang, or predicting a rush on a given mineral and making a mint out of the market. It's about taking out that POS, seeing your Corp name on a station or watching your alliance colours spread through the influence map.

It has bugger all to do with anything but getting away from life, having a beer, swapping crude jokes on TS and blowing **** up. And we do this in the rough, unforgiving universe that is EVE. We won't buy into vanity items so don't bother please.

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Originally by: Cyber Duck

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CCP 1st Post Number guess = 1549 :p

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Originally by: Tea Ester Elliot

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Edited by: Tea Ester Elliot on 23/06/2011 17:59:37
The door, it has a purpose!

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Originally by: Liang Nuren

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Originally by: Cyber Duck

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When Chribba, Akita T, and Milia, all start getting concerned...

You know ****'s gettin real

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I missed Chribba and Akita T posting. They probably snuck it in while I was sleeping....

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Originally by: Miilla

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I still havn't logged into the game since this news broke lol

CBA now.

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Breaking News! - Radical changes to EVE Online character development allow you to train characters faster and get into action from the day one!

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