Ignoring the connection to the game, that trailer is a work of art in itself. Taking the game into account, it's even better. The conceptualization of how drones are deployed is beautiful, even if it may never be something we see. Though personally I find the drone bays in our ships much too small to make sentry drones so expendable. The trailer would lead one to believe that they are as cheap and plentiful as ammo.

Seems a lot like pirate ships won't be the only ones we'll have to contend with at ghost sites. The empires are pretty fidgety as well it would appear.

The graphics/VFX/animation team did a great job.

Whilst I would not disagree that it was a very well made video.. I still much prefer trailers which are made using actually in game footage, these for me have a much bigger impact.

As a person watching a trailer with the out look of maybe trying Eve, Trailers such as Crucible have a lot more impact as that is what you get when you play unlike this latest trailer where you will nothing like it when playing.

True. It would be pretty amazing if we had some of the things portrayed in the video. The massive spaceports/cities that you could fly around and all that.

I guess it's a sign of... something, when a MMO developer no longer sells its game nor its lore in its advertising.

This said, maybe someone really wants that EVE TV show. Having the actors submerged in pod goo and experiencing a interface directly cast on their brains could probe both expensive and not very video-able. It's easier and cheaper if they just breathe air and see pwetty lightz in front of them in a ordinary HUD.

Of course, that beheads the lore, splits its craneum in half, removes the brains with a fork, poops in the empy craneum, staples the halves together again and plays football with it... but who cares? The hydrostatic pod and its neural interface only are a piece of lore 10 years old. And they stand on the way of EVE: the TV show.

I guess it's a sign of... something, when a MMO developer no longer sells its game nor its lore in its advertising.

This said, maybe someone really wants that EVE TV show. Having the actors submerged in pod goo and experiencing a interface directly cast on their brains could probe both expensive and not very video-able. It's easier and cheaper if they just breathe air and see pwetty lightz in front of them in a ordinary HUD.

Of course, that beheads the lore, splits its craneum in half, removes the brains with a fork, poops in the empy craneum, staples the halves together again and plays football with it... but who cares? The hydrostatic pod and its neural interface only are a piece of lore 10 years old. And they stand on the way of EVE: the TV show.

It's a trailer lol.

You don't like anything, do you?

It's a trailer lol.

You don't like anything, do you?

Not on a par with the epic trailers of a few years ago.

Quantum Rise, Dominion...

Also I was under the assumption that the Ghost Sites were a part of the lore around Rubicon but not the main deal.

Suddenly, world in Rubicon trailer looks more like X-Rebirth gameplay rather than EVE. Yet another cake.

Why are they not bubbling pod goo thru their nostrils? Are there some kind of new implants that we don't know yet? Similar to the DUST players have?

We want the tech the pirates have been developing, CONCORD & the Empires say "nope", we go and take it anyway. Fits the whole theme of defying the empires & there being no going back from that pretty well, I'd say.

We want the tech the pirates have been developing, CONCORD & the Empires say "nope", we go and take it anyway. Fits the whole theme of defying the empires & there being no going back from that pretty well, I'd say.