We are more interested in spaceships in this internet spaceship game.

Roleplayers are disgusting people...we shouldn't be encouraging them to infest our game.

All those things can be done outside of the game and don't force CCP to waste resources on things a tiny fraction of the playerbase wants.

This is actually true.

Source:

http://www.clinicaladvisor.com/video-game-addiction-common-in-autistic-boys/article/305070/#

zoom in from full New Eden map scale down to individual system scale, via region and constellation.

Data available at each level:

world map:
sov data, including "Under attack by..."
corp and alliance jump bridges
Number of corp and alliance towers in each system.
number of corp and alliance members in each system, if any (little green number)
Number of blues, reds, neutrals and war targets in systems containg a corp or alliance member.
cynos (bright blue if owned by corp or alliance) - delayed 1 minute if no alliance members in system, real-time if there are.

region map
Presence, number and ownership of SBUs, iHubs, POSes and suchlike provided that they have appeared on the overview of an alliance member's fleet member within the last 12 hours.
Tracks movement of reds and blues that are similarly scouted with a red arrow indivating (X many moved to this system) - fades after a couple of minutes.
Tracks number and location of alliance members who are destroyed

constellation map
scouted data such as presence of bubbles on gates (appears as the stargate jump line appearing either red or blue with the label "Blockade")
Tracks number and location of alliance members who acquire a PvP flag.

system map
Location of any alliance or corp bookmarks
physical location of any scouted towers, POSes, SBUs, iHubs etc and their reinforcement timers
Physical location of any cynos in the system
bubbles, clashes, etc. This is the next best thing to being in the system yourself except that you can't look at the grid, lock anything

All levels
context-sensitive radial menu controls giving people the ability to highlight, draw lines and arrows, etc.
Contains a jump range indicator.

The point being, this is a strategic tool that can be used to organise reinforcements, retreats, plan campaigns and brief people ahead of roams.

Able to be loaded with any blueprint and will display what materials and skills are needed to finish that blueprint, and whether there is enough of that item available in the designated hangar.

You can "tree" down into each one, pulling each component apart into its own components.

you can create and name boxes, and link each one to a corp hangar.

you can drag items around and into the boxes - they retain the line linking them to their higher and lower tiers

Each box displays information like necessary quantity of the lowest currently-open tier, and the estimated total value of all the items within it.

again, highlighter, line and arrow pointer tools

Big button to send the whole thing to a manufacturing slot if all of the prerequisite materials and skills are available.

Basically an EFT-like system - call up any ship, fit it with any module, see all the same information we get from the standard fitting window, save corp fits. Ideal for theorycrafting - anyone can modify the fitting being shown at any time, or maybe only if they have the appropriate skill

I'm glad you agree with me. Two years of wasted effort (where real Eve content was ignored) and all we got was four rooms with couches. Imagine how bad off we would be if they wasted even more time to implement more avatar-based nonsense!

How much WiS content has been added to the game since the final three CQs went live? (Hint: it's none)

Except that it is relevant. If WiS was something CCP ever planned to focus on again surely they wouldn't have let it go two full years with no additional content. Team Avatar would still be around, right?

Im gonna pretend this is a petition for WiS

/signed