MarkyP
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Posted - 2004.02.26 18:57:00 -
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Edited by: MarkyP on 26/02/2004 18:59:15
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I have been online from 5am to 11pm
Heh, all of us have at least once had one of "Those" sessions. **WAITS FOR EASTER BREAK** 
Really good to hear that your digging EVE so much, as it is truly, (desite some recognisable problems that still need addressing), a class game.
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Bugs? Exploits? Cheats? I have met none and when i do.....
.....you will get annoyed and frustrated by them. Fact. Thats just how it is. You have the audacity of putting a "?" after mentioning them, but trust me, they DO exist they affect this awesome game in an adverse way.
Sometimes they affect you plenty, and sometimes not at all.
However, CCP clearly love this game AT LEAST as much as me, (heh, I lub EVE  ), as they give it plenty of time and loving attention to sort these problems out and fix them.
One example off the top of my head being a certain type of "ambush" killing mentioned in a sticky on the top of this forum. Try exlaining to those that have lost their RL time, money and enjoyment from being podded in this underhand way that at least it was not, and I quote, "a whole galaxy filled with illegal battleships" that killed them. Unfortunately, as is always the way with online multi-player games, some players DO find exploits, and it might just well be your character that is one of the poor souls that takes a beating on the first wave of exploits or unfair game manipulation.
BUT this is where I make the point that I wanted to make, and that is that CCP recognised the problem, and have done something about resolving it. So the "Bugs? Exploits? Cheats?" that you mention come and go, and as I said, WILL affect your hopefully long and mostly enjoyable stay in the EVE universe to a greater or lesser degree. But as I said right at the start, for myself personally, after 6 months of playing EVE, all things being taken into account, this is still a truly quality game. I still now, after countless hours of playing, (Wouldnt want to know that stat, hope CCP dont store that one), find myself stunned by the beauty and epicness of the whole game.
What matters to me is that CPP deal with problems when they ineveitably occur, and actively go about getting them fixed. As long as they do, they wont lose this happy customer for the forseeable future.
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I know this is a post that noone expected, but it's just how the universal cookie crumbles.
Just wanted to pass a coupla slightly more objective comments on your post, but not in ANWAY trying to bring down your clearly up beat mood and outpouring of affection for "EVE". I think even the die hardest veteran can remember the flush of wild gaming excitement for the game they had in the first month of playing. Keep loving it Sheriff, its a gem. **EATS BITS OF CRUMBLED COOKIE**
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