Originally posted by yali66

if your in the UK there is a version of this game for europe called  TLBB sorry dont know what it stands for but it is the same game from the same company and Dragon oath is for USA only you can get a key at MMOABC

I believe TLBB is short for "Tian Long Ba Bu". 

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Originally posted by windstrike1
 
Virtually all PVP in EVE is 20 vs 1. You may be on either side of that equation, but the result is the same: boredom.
 

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2 years in and I'm not bored, am I doing it wrong?

Nice review, considering resubbing now. I especially agree that the quality of the quests are a major draw. They tend to read like a book as opposed to a series of directions with a plot carrot diced and tossed in. This quality pulls me into the storytelling element in such a way that I unconsciously paint my character onto the pages by my own volition.

Originally posted by Sarbocabras

This is ridiculous I'm going to try this out tonight I think.. is it fun at all or?

I gave it a shot few days ago, really enjoying it so far. Purchased a membership for myself last night. may get one for my gf as well.

Originally posted by jesushi

Despite i havent tried the game , i wanna say sth for it.

i noticed taht some accounts replied this thread also have only 3 or 4 posts, so how can we be sure to tell these guys are not devs  from shadow of legend? its not rational and fair

 

 fixed it

Originally posted by hihi0

i dont think the item mall kill this game. Actually, almost all socalled "F2P" games are not absolutely free. If you wanna dress yourself unique and get your character stronger than others, you can turn to the item mall. However, the game, as far as i know, can serve as free cuz the boss will drop great gears.

Pay for it or not, it depends on yourself

Can I get a translation please?
 

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Originally posted by cherryhan

If you cant agree the devs' behaviour on this site, why you summon other players to create multiple accounts, to give a low hype ? i can't see any difference between your behaviour and the "stupid thing" you called what their devs did.
 

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Its called equalizing. Look it up ...dev.

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Originally posted by junglebeach
so i totally favour vitaminai, pls be more objective to this game.

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Stop creating multiple accounts and inflating the hype meter and I'll consider it.

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Originally posted by Runny123
Well, I am always looking for a new MMO, But is this game worth my time?

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Prepare yourself for the onslaught of ninja company reps telling you how great this game is.

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Originally posted by bigorgg
well the certificate thing will help me with my path to what ship i want to be in....but other than missions what is there to do?

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I hate missions personally, mining as well so I don't do them. Heres a few out of a host of possibilities.

-Join a 0.0 corp and help carve out a portion of space(combat pilot, industrialist, researcher, spying, black ops, fleet commander, miner, ect ..ect). Good stealth and recon pilots are always needed. There are even all stealth pilot corps who contract out recon missions behind enemy lines to gather intel for a fee.

-Join the dark side. Become a feared and respected Pirate, assassin, scammer ..ect ..ect. Can be done solo(I was a solo pirate with less than 3 mil sp) but easier if in a corp. Solo REQUIRES a deeper understanding of game mechanics such as efficient use of the on board scanner and analyzing the statistics view of the star map to get kills and avoid nasty gate camps. The tools are available, its up to you to use them.

Join any corp low or high sec and help maintain and protect the player owned station(s). Engage in "economic PVP" with rival corps. With exploration you can probe out "rat complexes" in solar systems for profit. Join a mercenary corp and contract out you guns.

EVE is a canvas, your creativity and effort are the paint. Its a harsh game and those who don't survive are usually the ones who fail to use the tools provided and the head in their shoulders. Before you say "such and such is impossible" ask around in your corp(NOT the starter corp) or on the EVE forums if anyone else has done it. Often the reply will be "yes it can done". Ask how, follow the advice and execute.

Basically you specify a goal, in this case a Wolf or Jag AF; and the certificate will show you what supporting skills are needed in order to achieve your objective. Here is a link to the new features page. Scroll down to "certificates" and click on the corresponding image to see it visually.

Playing a couple of open source strategy games, mainly Battle for Wesnoth. Still... I'm dying to get some battle goodness with my now useful AFs.

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Originally posted by xsarkaix
Hey I am a new player and i like the game alot I just find it hard to find a good community and vent using corps u guys no of

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I would suggest the EVE corp and alliance recruitment forum if you have not already done so. Also EVE University exists for new pod pilots, keep them in mind. Welcome to EVE.

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Originally posted by Garkan
But your experience with the Thorax speaks for itself www.battleclinic.com/eve_online/pk/view.php

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Dear fellow MMORPG.com readers:

You know those idiots on the WOW forums who link other player armories and say things like "nice arena rating noob" and such? Yea, EVE has them too, except they're 27 instead of 13.

Atlantica Online-

Viral marketing at its finest!

Hi res client

That's a familiar story, not only to myself but I'm sure many others as well. After a year solo / small group roaming pvp and pirating I joined up with a 0.0 corporation several months ago and haven't looked back. Its a entirely new game, from combat and industrialization to the high risk vs. reward. Things really do matter out there, a wrong move in a hostile region can be very costly to you and possibly the corporation and alliance. Null security is the finest “white knuckle fun” I've had in any online game, or almost any game and I've been gaming since the first Atari 2600 unit shipped from Sunnyvale California.

It may take a few or more 0.0 corporations before you find the right one, but when you do its well worth the time and effort. Remember, your hard earned ISK and the efforts of players since the inception of EVE are dependant on every move the pilots make out there, be it combat, industrial, leadership, science, or diplomacy. Its truly a team struggle; team effort, team win, and team loss.

If that little EVE bug is itching you again I suggest beginning the search for a 0.0 corporation that suits your goals, and respects you not only as a gamer and pilot, but as a person behind a keyboard and monitor as well.

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Originally posted by mdjh
Giving a rating of 0 is really not rational and fair.
 

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Interesting. What exactly is "rational and fair" about artificially inflating your own Hype-level? How is that fair to other games, and the readers who vote for them? If this game was any good, there would be no need to hype your own product. The very fact that you need to resort to hyping your own game is in itself evidence of how terrible it is.

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Originally posted by MrTumN3s

 
it runs great on my Atari and N64

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Can't run on a 2600, but the 7800 works ok with the AA turned off. Now if only I can get my paddles to work...

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Originally posted by ttomm46
Hi
With all my boredom with regular MMO'S i've wondered about subscribing to a text based MMO....Something like the simutronics games...
 
any opinions appreciated......and recommendations..On the negative side i'm a one finger typer though
 
Tom

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My favorite MUD is currently BatMUD, click on my sig to go to the site (not a referral link btw). I copied this from their own description of BatMUD. They also have a nice custom JAVA client created specifically for their game.

"One could go on and rant for hours and hours about the Game. If you're not familiar with BatMUD, don't worry - you won't even be after the first week of playing. The game's not easy, it was never intended to be. The first eyeful can be deceiving, especially as we live in the fully graphical world of commercially produced, hundred-million dollar budget behemoths. Our game, it's nothing like that; even though we tend to boast that it is more, and trust us - it is. A problem with the modern day games is that, eventually they become very dull or simply uninspiring. However, BatMUD's text-based approach it is different, somewhat to as reading a good book - it's all about your imagination. Hundreds of volunteer developers through the Decades have brought a special uniqueness to the Game, and new ones continue the Legacy to this day. We cater to almost everyone: the available options and playstyles are basically endless. It's Your Realm.

The Game features include (but are not limited to) such as the following: 44 different races, 31 of which are immediately selectable, rest available through stages of rebirth (higher stages) or invitation only (player-run races). 100 levels for player characters with special titles, during and after which special reincarnation (re-spec of player character, including changing of race) and rebirth -options are available. An extremely diverse skill and spell system, correlating on your character's background, chosen guilds and secret societies. A very detailed combat system with partying and raiding (party linking) options and statistics. Player to player commerce, with tailored guilds and carts to facilitate trade. Playerbuilt items, castles and cities. Seafaring and shipwrights, including sea battles. Ridable mounts and customizable pets. Hundreds of custom zones (areas) stacked with items of unforeseeable powers and bonuses."