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Dark Shikari	Posted - 2006.07.11 15:28:00 - [31] Originally by: Locke DieDrake Originally by: Domain Diva Originally by: Bhaal Originally by: Rodj Blake Old characters do die off. I'm pretty sure that a large chunk of the characters created on day one are no longer being used. I would say the majority... There was like 5000 subscriptions at release? Lucky if 1000 of those still play... According to a dev post last month there are only 2 players with +50m skill points and less than 500 with +40m skill points still active in eve. The average number of skill points for active characters was about 10m. This also connects with other Devs having said that the average player in game only stays for about 6-10 months. Which I find odd, since at about 6 months is when you start getting the T2 ships and weapons. That's not correct. What they said was the average SP was 7 million. This does not mean that people leave after 7 million SP: it means that most players of EVE have only been playing for a few months. --Proud member of the [23]-- -WTB Platinum Technite, WTS Nanotransistors, Heavy Electron II, 100mn AB II-
Carth Jared	Posted - 2006.07.11 15:28:00 - [32] This isnt The Sims :/
Carth Jared	Posted - 2006.07.11 15:28:00 - [33] This isnt The Sims :/
Carth Jared	Posted - 2006.07.11 15:28:00 - [34] This isnt The Sims :/
Carth Jared	Posted - 2006.07.11 15:28:00 - [35] This isnt The Sims :/
Carth Jared	Posted - 2006.07.11 15:28:00 - [36] This isnt The Sims :/
Carth Jared	Posted - 2006.07.11 15:28:00 - [37] This isnt The Sims :/
Carth Jared	Posted - 2006.07.11 15:28:00 - [38] This isnt The Sims :/
Carth Jared	Posted - 2006.07.11 15:28:00 - [39] This isnt The Sims :/
Khajit Smitty	Posted - 2006.07.11 15:30:00 - [40] Khajit Smitty hands everyone in here some marshmellows !! Regarding the idea - about as silly as saying when you are 5 minutes from finishing <insert some random game here> you get reset and start from the begining again..... Oh and newer players are not that disadvantaged ! are you mature,easy going,strong willed and community orientated ?
Soulita	Posted - 2006.07.11 15:30:00 - [41] Edited by: Soulita on 11/07/2006 15:30:35 Originally by: Locke DieDrake Originally by: Domain Diva Originally by: Bhaal Originally by: Rodj Blake Old characters do die off. I'm pretty sure that a large chunk of the characters created on day one are no longer being used. I would say the majority... There was like 5000 subscriptions at release? Lucky if 1000 of those still play... According to a dev post last month there are only 2 players with +50m skill points and less than 500 with +40m skill points still active in eve. The average number of skill points for active characters was about 10m. This also connects with other Devs having said that the average player in game only stays for about 6-10 months. Which I find odd, since at about 6 months is when you start getting the T2 ships and weapons. Highlighted the part that interests me: Would be intersting to know if the 6 months average is char life or account life. If it's Char lifetime, then it makes sense cause many alts are around and these die quickly. If it's account life, then the question would be are trial accounts taken into concideration? If 6 months is the average lifetime for paying accounts then I am surprised.
Khajit Smitty	Posted - 2006.07.11 15:30:00 - [42] Khajit Smitty hands everyone in here some marshmellows !! Regarding the idea - about as silly as saying when you are 5 minutes from finishing <insert some random game here> you get reset and start from the begining again..... Oh and newer players are not that disadvantaged ! are you mature,easy going,strong willed and community orientated ?
Soulita	Posted - 2006.07.11 15:30:00 - [43] Edited by: Soulita on 11/07/2006 15:30:35 Originally by: Locke DieDrake Originally by: Domain Diva Originally by: Bhaal Originally by: Rodj Blake Old characters do die off. I'm pretty sure that a large chunk of the characters created on day one are no longer being used. I would say the majority... There was like 5000 subscriptions at release? Lucky if 1000 of those still play... According to a dev post last month there are only 2 players with +50m skill points and less than 500 with +40m skill points still active in eve. The average number of skill points for active characters was about 10m. This also connects with other Devs having said that the average player in game only stays for about 6-10 months. Which I find odd, since at about 6 months is when you start getting the T2 ships and weapons. Highlighted the part that interests me: Would be intersting to know if the 6 months average is char life or account life. If it's Char lifetime, then it makes sense cause many alts are around and these die quickly. If it's account life, then the question would be are trial accounts taken into concideration? If 6 months is the average lifetime for paying accounts then I am surprised.
Khajit Smitty	Posted - 2006.07.11 15:30:00 - [44] Khajit Smitty hands everyone in here some marshmellows !! Regarding the idea - about as silly as saying when you are 5 minutes from finishing <insert some random game here> you get reset and start from the begining again..... Oh and newer players are not that disadvantaged ! are you mature,easy going,strong willed and community orientated ?
Khajit Smitty	Posted - 2006.07.11 15:30:00 - [45] Khajit Smitty hands everyone in here some marshmellows !! Regarding the idea - about as silly as saying when you are 5 minutes from finishing <insert some random game here> you get reset and start from the begining again..... Oh and newer players are not that disadvantaged ! are you mature,easy going,strong willed and community orientated ?
Soulita	Posted - 2006.07.11 15:30:00 - [46] Edited by: Soulita on 11/07/2006 15:30:35 Originally by: Locke DieDrake Originally by: Domain Diva Originally by: Bhaal Originally by: Rodj Blake Old characters do die off. I'm pretty sure that a large chunk of the characters created on day one are no longer being used. I would say the majority... There was like 5000 subscriptions at release? Lucky if 1000 of those still play... According to a dev post last month there are only 2 players with +50m skill points and less than 500 with +40m skill points still active in eve. The average number of skill points for active characters was about 10m. This also connects with other Devs having said that the average player in game only stays for about 6-10 months. Which I find odd, since at about 6 months is when you start getting the T2 ships and weapons. Highlighted the part that interests me: Would be intersting to know if the 6 months average is char life or account life. If it's Char lifetime, then it makes sense cause many alts are around and these die quickly. If it's account life, then the question would be are trial accounts taken into concideration? If 6 months is the average lifetime for paying accounts then I am surprised.
Soulita	Posted - 2006.07.11 15:30:00 - [47] Edited by: Soulita on 11/07/2006 15:30:35 Originally by: Locke DieDrake Originally by: Domain Diva Originally by: Bhaal Originally by: Rodj Blake Old characters do die off. I'm pretty sure that a large chunk of the characters created on day one are no longer being used. I would say the majority... There was like 5000 subscriptions at release? Lucky if 1000 of those still play... According to a dev post last month there are only 2 players with +50m skill points and less than 500 with +40m skill points still active in eve. The average number of skill points for active characters was about 10m. This also connects with other Devs having said that the average player in game only stays for about 6-10 months. Which I find odd, since at about 6 months is when you start getting the T2 ships and weapons. Highlighted the part that interests me: Would be intersting to know if the 6 months average is char life or account life. If it's Char lifetime, then it makes sense cause many alts are around and these die quickly. If it's account life, then the question would be are trial accounts taken into concideration? If 6 months is the average lifetime for paying accounts then I am surprised.
Khajit Smitty	Posted - 2006.07.11 15:30:00 - [48] Khajit Smitty hands everyone in here some marshmellows !! Regarding the idea - about as silly as saying when you are 5 minutes from finishing <insert some random game here> you get reset and start from the begining again..... Oh and newer players are not that disadvantaged ! are you mature,easy going,strong willed and community orientated ?
Khajit Smitty	Posted - 2006.07.11 15:30:00 - [49] Khajit Smitty hands everyone in here some marshmellows !! Regarding the idea - about as silly as saying when you are 5 minutes from finishing <insert some random game here> you get reset and start from the begining again..... Oh and newer players are not that disadvantaged ! are you mature,easy going,strong willed and community orientated ?
Khajit Smitty	Posted - 2006.07.11 15:30:00 - [50] Khajit Smitty hands everyone in here some marshmellows !! Regarding the idea - about as silly as saying when you are 5 minutes from finishing <insert some random game here> you get reset and start from the begining again..... Oh and newer players are not that disadvantaged ! are you mature,easy going,strong willed and community orientated ?
Khajit Smitty	Posted - 2006.07.11 15:30:00 - [51] Khajit Smitty hands everyone in here some marshmellows !! Regarding the idea - about as silly as saying when you are 5 minutes from finishing <insert some random game here> you get reset and start from the begining again..... Oh and newer players are not that disadvantaged ! are you mature,easy going,strong willed and community orientated ?
Soulita	Posted - 2006.07.11 15:30:00 - [52] Edited by: Soulita on 11/07/2006 15:30:35 Originally by: Locke DieDrake Originally by: Domain Diva Originally by: Bhaal Originally by: Rodj Blake Old characters do die off. I'm pretty sure that a large chunk of the characters created on day one are no longer being used. I would say the majority... There was like 5000 subscriptions at release? Lucky if 1000 of those still play... According to a dev post last month there are only 2 players with +50m skill points and less than 500 with +40m skill points still active in eve. The average number of skill points for active characters was about 10m. This also connects with other Devs having said that the average player in game only stays for about 6-10 months. Which I find odd, since at about 6 months is when you start getting the T2 ships and weapons. Highlighted the part that interests me: Would be intersting to know if the 6 months average is char life or account life. If it's Char lifetime, then it makes sense cause many alts are around and these die quickly. If it's account life, then the question would be are trial accounts taken into concideration? If 6 months is the average lifetime for paying accounts then I am surprised.
Soulita	Posted - 2006.07.11 15:30:00 - [53] Edited by: Soulita on 11/07/2006 15:30:35 Originally by: Locke DieDrake Originally by: Domain Diva Originally by: Bhaal Originally by: Rodj Blake Old characters do die off. I'm pretty sure that a large chunk of the characters created on day one are no longer being used. I would say the majority... There was like 5000 subscriptions at release? Lucky if 1000 of those still play... According to a dev post last month there are only 2 players with +50m skill points and less than 500 with +40m skill points still active in eve. The average number of skill points for active characters was about 10m. This also connects with other Devs having said that the average player in game only stays for about 6-10 months. Which I find odd, since at about 6 months is when you start getting the T2 ships and weapons. Highlighted the part that interests me: Would be intersting to know if the 6 months average is char life or account life. If it's Char lifetime, then it makes sense cause many alts are around and these die quickly. If it's account life, then the question would be are trial accounts taken into concideration? If 6 months is the average lifetime for paying accounts then I am surprised.
Soulita	Posted - 2006.07.11 15:30:00 - [54] Edited by: Soulita on 11/07/2006 15:30:35 Originally by: Locke DieDrake Originally by: Domain Diva Originally by: Bhaal Originally by: Rodj Blake Old characters do die off. I'm pretty sure that a large chunk of the characters created on day one are no longer being used. I would say the majority... There was like 5000 subscriptions at release? Lucky if 1000 of those still play... According to a dev post last month there are only 2 players with +50m skill points and less than 500 with +40m skill points still active in eve. The average number of skill points for active characters was about 10m. This also connects with other Devs having said that the average player in game only stays for about 6-10 months. Which I find odd, since at about 6 months is when you start getting the T2 ships and weapons. Highlighted the part that interests me: Would be intersting to know if the 6 months average is char life or account life. If it's Char lifetime, then it makes sense cause many alts are around and these die quickly. If it's account life, then the question would be are trial accounts taken into concideration? If 6 months is the average lifetime for paying accounts then I am surprised.
Soulita	Posted - 2006.07.11 15:30:00 - [55] Edited by: Soulita on 11/07/2006 15:30:35 Originally by: Locke DieDrake Originally by: Domain Diva Originally by: Bhaal Originally by: Rodj Blake Old characters do die off. I'm pretty sure that a large chunk of the characters created on day one are no longer being used. I would say the majority... There was like 5000 subscriptions at release? Lucky if 1000 of those still play... According to a dev post last month there are only 2 players with +50m skill points and less than 500 with +40m skill points still active in eve. The average number of skill points for active characters was about 10m. This also connects with other Devs having said that the average player in game only stays for about 6-10 months. Which I find odd, since at about 6 months is when you start getting the T2 ships and weapons. Highlighted the part that interests me: Would be intersting to know if the 6 months average is char life or account life. If it's Char lifetime, then it makes sense cause many alts are around and these die quickly. If it's account life, then the question would be are trial accounts taken into concideration? If 6 months is the average lifetime for paying accounts then I am surprised.
Soulita	Posted - 2006.07.11 15:30:00 - [56] Edited by: Soulita on 11/07/2006 15:30:35 Originally by: Locke DieDrake Originally by: Domain Diva Originally by: Bhaal Originally by: Rodj Blake Old characters do die off. I'm pretty sure that a large chunk of the characters created on day one are no longer being used. I would say the majority... There was like 5000 subscriptions at release? Lucky if 1000 of those still play... According to a dev post last month there are only 2 players with +50m skill points and less than 500 with +40m skill points still active in eve. The average number of skill points for active characters was about 10m. This also connects with other Devs having said that the average player in game only stays for about 6-10 months. Which I find odd, since at about 6 months is when you start getting the T2 ships and weapons. Highlighted the part that interests me: Would be intersting to know if the 6 months average is char life or account life. If it's Char lifetime, then it makes sense cause many alts are around and these die quickly. If it's account life, then the question would be are trial accounts taken into concideration? If 6 months is the average lifetime for paying accounts then I am surprised.
Khajit Smitty	Posted - 2006.07.11 15:30:00 - [57] Khajit Smitty hands everyone in here some marshmellows !! Regarding the idea - about as silly as saying when you are 5 minutes from finishing <insert some random game here> you get reset and start from the begining again..... Oh and newer players are not that disadvantaged ! are you mature,easy going,strong willed and community orientated ?
Soulita	Posted - 2006.07.11 15:33:00 - [58] Originally by: Khajit Smitty Khajit Smitty hands everyone in here some marshmellows !! ... Thanks hombre.
Soulita	Posted - 2006.07.11 15:33:00 - [59] Originally by: Khajit Smitty Khajit Smitty hands everyone in here some marshmellows !! ... Thanks hombre.
Soulita	Posted - 2006.07.11 15:33:00 - [60] Originally by: Khajit Smitty Khajit Smitty hands everyone in here some marshmellows !! ... Thanks hombre.

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