What do you think about highsec/lowsec industry? Especially industrial corporations and the lack of content that encourages teamwork over an army of alts (not counting mining).

The Interbus
Similar to the interweb, but instead of serving up a constant stream of smut and drivel, allows you to have your shopping delivered to your door GÇô provided that your door is within the same constellation, that youGÇÖve paid the fee, tipped the delivery boy etc. Actually, nothing like the interweb at all, apart from the name.

Your thoughts on these ideas:
From this link from Sept 2008

The Shantytown Initiative
Allowing individual players to buy, anchor and maintain their own housing module would enrich the EVE universe and serve as an easy bottom rung on the Starbase-ownership ladder. This could of course open up a whole can of worms, so weGÇÖre proceeding with caution here.

The Five Year Mission
Science vessels - giving people who just want to wear labcoats all day a reason to get out and about some more

COSMOS 2.0
COSMOS is a CCP project which aims to paint additional variety onto the immense canvas of the 5000 solar-system universe. COSMOS Projects today pursue differing visions depending on their locations GÇô an Empire COSMOS area might be focused on Agent Missions, Complexes and Mini-Professions, while a 0.0 COSMOS area is perhaps focused on unique resources in new environments, Exploration, Complexes and some unique end result (such as Combat Boosters) from the specific local resources. COSMOS 2.0 turns this on its head, allowing the player community to build up infrastructure all over the universe. Utilizing new environments, empty Deadspace pockets and other cosmic resources, players will be able to build Complexes to exploit key resources. Our role in this is to expose the canvas to the playerbase and create a big palette of cosmic paints. It will no doubt be a long, hard road, but the destination will be worth the effort.

That's two big questions. The first part I have posted a lot about in this thread; as with the '92 US election, the core issue is "It's the economy, stupid". Have you read what I've written here on the subject?



The actual mechanics of industry... that's a pretty big question. Heck that deserves its own thread and honestly, it's outside my scope. I have built stuff, and I'm less than delighted with the industry UI, but I'm not really an "industry" focused candidate. My suggestion is that you ask Mynnna.

Yes, I did read what you wrote, though I feel it was mostly about balancing industry between high/low/null. I am more interested in ways to make real industrial corporations that aren't just about mining and a place to chat.

Could you spare a short paragraph regarding the new Crimewatch feature and the implications thereof, or even just your feelings about it if you have no direct experience?

Also, solo (as in ACTUALLY) PVP: Dead or undead?

I haven't had any direct experience of it yet. So far as the part of it that provides clearer guidance as to the consequences of what you're about to do goes, that I have no problem with whatsoever. I place no value in obscure mechanics and hidden timers that serve no real purpose other than to punish you for not knowing about them.

I'm all in favour of the new bounty system, although it's not precisely what I had in mind. At any rate, it's a jillion times better than the laughable non-system we had before. Plus it has generated some absolutely first class drama.

Whereas the new suspect flag, and the way in which it's used as a hammer to screw in screws (killrights, "limited engagements" through stealing anything from anywhere) is an utter hoot and definitely isn't a direct nerf against oh I dunno freighter/industrial ganks.

I like pvp but I don't like noob-gate-multiaccount camp style pseudopvp.
It's not fun for anyone, maybe for primitive creature with intelectual abilities ending on
hanging with two tech3 ships and waiting for prey spotted by their two pseudo scouts.

Hi,



You don't address fact that solo pvp doesn't exist (almost entirely).

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Mini-EVE
An EVE-themed mini-game that can be played inside EVE to pass the time, and will be tied into other areas of gameplay where appropriate.

What would be your go-to recipe for a stew to impress friends and family?

2lbs cubed venison
1/4lb salted pork belly
1/2lb shallots
1/2lb (after soaking) of mushrooms like shitake or some other kind suitable for long cooking
1 pint of good beef stock
1/2 bottle of 1er cru claret
4 bay leaves
1 tsp peppercorns
8-10 juniper berries.

Saute the shallots till golden; reserve. Saute the mushrooms with the salt belly; reserve. Brown the venison for 3-4 mins, deglace with the claret and seethe furiously for 1 min, then add the rest of the ingredients and cook covered until the venison is tender. Remove the lid earlier if a thicker gravy is desired.

Serve with shredded savoy cabbage or kale, roast parsnips and of course more claret.

Why not cut the meat cubes as dodecahedrons instead? :(

Difficult to type on a phone....