Originally by: MAcheTT3

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LOL 4 pages of people asking for scans... Damnit, someone just scan it in...

Isn't it illegal to rip music to your HDD and use a P2P programme too?

Surely if someone scanned it and posted a link for their own personal use, that would be ok...?

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Originally by: Skogen Gump

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Scanning copyrighted material for consumption by someone else, isn't legal ...

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Originally by: Sleazy Cabbie

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I think this sort of article is negative advertising for EO in the US of A.

Think about it.

We got Hillary Clinton up in arms over petty schit like the **** hack in Grand Theft Auto, our values as a nation are so puritanical and self-righteous, how do you think having a bunch of "terrorists infiltrating a group of God-fearing Amarrians" goes over to the mainstream.

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Originally by: Jet Calhoun

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Entertaining article. My copy flopped through the door a day or two ago but I hadn't ripped it open until I saw this thread. Yay for Subscription copies arriving early (unlike some other magazines I get), and Yay for PCGamer giving Eve more coverage. The last big article they did on it was a really interesting read, which I actually preferred over this, but to have 2 separate articles in the one magazine issue is marvellous.

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Originally by: Dark Shikari4

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Originally by: Jet Calhoun

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Entertaining article. My copy flopped through the door a day or two ago but I hadn't ripped it open until I saw this thread. Yay for Subscription copies arriving early (unlike some other magazines I get), and Yay for PCGamer giving Eve more coverage. The last big article they did on it was a really interesting read, which I actually preferred over this, but to have 2 separate articles in the one magazine issue is marvellous.

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Gah how the hell will we get this in the US >.<

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Originally by: Soren

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Edited by: Soren on 03/08/2005 00:38:07

Originally by: Graelyn

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Edited by: Graelyn on 02/08/2005 06:17:24

An honest question....

Which of these would inspire folks to join EVE more?

The exploits of GH-SC's months-long infiltration and theft of a multi-billion ISK organisation?

Or two months after being declared 'dead' by GH-SC, that organisation literally redrawing the map after a successful campaign in the Bleak Lands against all comers, and forcing a major NPC faction to it's knees? (a first for EVE)

Then again, kinda makes for a glorious story arc if ya combine the two....

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Obiously you have some ISD in your corp/alliance or were given a hint and they wanted to roleplay the whole thing out. It's not like you just randomdly deciding to roleplay against the Blood Raiders actually caused to the Bloods to retreat from the Bleak Lands.

It needed to happen for an RP perpose and you guys got the play the "winners".

EDIT: Scan I want to read too

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Originally by: Malken

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Originally by: Sleazy Cabbie

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I think this sort of article is negative advertising for EO in the US of A.

Think about it.

We got Hillary Clinton up in arms over petty schit like the **** hack in Grand Theft Auto, our values as a nation are so puritanical and self-righteous, how do you think having a bunch of "terrorists infiltrating a group of God-fearing Amarrians" goes over to the mainstream.

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its just negative publicity for the american system.
think about it for a sec.....
they argue over a nipple or two in a videogame but its ok to shoot cops and steal cars.
weird people, especially their socalled moral politicians.

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Originally by: Skarsnik

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Edited by: Skarsnik on 01/08/2005 13:12:47
Well, having recieved my subscription copy and browsing through, I got quiet a surprise..

4 Pages devoted to EvE-Online - but more importantly was the content of the article

Thats the right the largest infiltration and heist in EVEs history has been unveiled in all it's glory (or not so glory depending on which side of the fence you sit). It does go into quiet some in-depth reasoning behind it etc etc. Be you on the side of Ubiiqua Seraph, or the GHSC, you should get a copy if you can and read away.

IMO - a good read into the way it happened, and more importantly it may generate yet more subscribers to EVE lookign for that criminal edge

Thoughts on the merits of this type of publishing, will it entice more players, or keep them away?

No flames please we've seen and heard the arguements over the Heist many times over.

EDIT - Seems EVE-O is very popular title in this months Mag, thers another 2 pages of 'Do we want free will in our games?' Which heavily feature EVE as the primary game that allows a massive amount of free will, whereas WoW is a little linear.

Any of you have a veiw on that

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Originally by: *****farmer

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I scanned posted/hosted the 12 page article on eve in PCG last time and haven't had any problems.

My scanner is broken now however :(

Istavaan is probably pleasuring himself to it however.

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Originally by: Mr Popov

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Can someone post the link to the forum post about this please?

edit: To clarify what I'm asking, please post the link about the GHSC corp theft heist, thanks!

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Originally by: Skarsnik

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Originally by: Admiral Pieg

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how many times must we ask you to SCAN it... jeez how freakin hard can it be

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As I'm the original poster I'll respond to this, as there are more and more calls for it to be scanned here are the reasons why...

1. The thread would be locked faster than a chastity belt on an alluring 19 year old blonde, who is being saved for her first husband.

2. I have a web presence but dont want my collar felt for any copyright issues.

3. I dont have a scanner, as they have evil things inside them that speak to me and tell me to do evil things. These things normally take the guise I dont enjoy, like eating chickpeas, or singing 'Agadoo' on a karoke machine.

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