Let us not forget: CCP can legally deny access to their server for anybody they choose at any given time for no reason at all.

If CCP decides to react on the "leaked" information, there is little to nothing those hit with the ban-hammer can do.

Valentine's Day was great. We went to the cinema to see a movie we could both agree on and then we went home and had sex. Could not ask for more.

I do not like RL holiday celebrations in my MMO at all and appreciate that CCP is generally keeping it out of the game.

Strange to hear all this talking about 'warfare' and 'ganking' as in the seven years I have played EVE I have never participated in either. Despite spending at least 50% of my time doing exploration, gas harvesting and booster production in low security space. My ship loss ratio is about one every year (NPC and player losses put together).

When traveling with my valuable gas and boosters in unsecure space I often feel like juicy meat on a stick in front of the lions mouth, and I have realized that this is the exact experience I enjoy the most. Because with a good stick I will always be safe from the lions teeth.

Frequently this question is asked on the forum and the answer is here.

Do not start commeting* on lack of content in EVE before having done 1/10'th of the items on the chart.

*: Unless you purposely want to look like a tool.

That is just it, cosy; as you can buy PLEX for ISK from another player willing to sell, you can, from one perspective, buy these items with ISK and nobody are forcing you to invest real world money of your own into them.

It might initially sound bad, but think about this; with an increased demand for PLEX to buy vanity items the price on PLEX will rise. This will mean, that those who buy game time cards to sell as PLEX will get more ISK for the money spend on the game time cards as the price of those are uneffected by the EVE world market. This will have an impact on 'gold' farmers and sellers as they then have to devalue their prices to be competitive, or increase their production with an equal increased likelihood of getting discovered and shot down (for a while only, perhaps, but still).

Can't 'Titan' be some kind of revolutionary new technology Blizzard are planning on integrating into WoW?

Like expanding cross-server interactions essentially making all WoW servers into one. Sounds like a 'titan' to me.

Heck, it could also be a release from a sub-contractor.

While not being the most innovative or having success with its expansions this year EVE Online is still by far the best MMORP out there for my taste.

Originally posted by maplestone

The saga of RealID in WoW would have been my choice.

 

 Agreed. Like Freemium this was a ground breaking move and it should have been on the list.

Granted, it did not pass through as originally intended but  then again, chances for G&H and APB to ever see light of the day are still slim to none.

Darn it, should have picked Pocket Legends. That one is pure innovation.

Confucius says: "The fastest way to reach the exit of the amusement park is to never enter."

DAoC was my first but EVE is the best MMO I have ever played. Partly because I am just a sucker for sci-fi but also because I could walk of the beaten path and progress without needed assistance of others and without the game turning into a threadmill. (I ran missions and operated out of the Blood Raider stations in the Bleak Lands from late 2003 all on my own).

I "got" EVE the moment I started studying the game universe and background material and found an aspect interesting. This I turned into a role with a personal goal to achieve.

Over the years I have become better and better at setting new self defined goals and persue them let it take weeks or months. Following, it has also become impossible for me to enjoy MMOs which set goals and achievements for me and doesn't allow me to walk off the beaten path.

To answer the OP: No.

Comparing the revenue WoW is generating for Blizzard with the level of innovative content being funneled back into the game has made me completely distrust the company. They should be able to do it so much better with those kind of funds assuming there is a genuine interest and ability within the company to expand the game universe.

Stats for the Cerebral Accelerator can been seen here.

Notice it will cease to fuction for any pilot older than 35 days.

I fully expect CCP/WW to want werewolves, mages and all the other World of Darkness creatures in this MMO as much as everybody else. Hell, proberly more than most.

CCP is well known for expanding their games more "horizontally" (adding completely new game features) than "vertically" (adding to exsisting game features) to even such degree that EVE players have started complaining about it. Werewolves and mages will be around to play with one day and as such is the name World of Darkness well suited for this MMO.