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| News Comments > EVE Online TV and Comic Plans; $149.99 CE |
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Re: EVE Online TV and Comic Plans; $149.99 CE |
Apr 29, 2013, 02:30 |
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Umbragen wrote on Apr 28, 2013, 21:38:
I doubt the game grows much, if at all. Every time I've logged in over the years the numbers are about the same or even lower - low to mid 40K's are highs, low 30K's are more likely. (32K as I'm typing this) Yeah, they don't charge for "Expansions", but calling the biannual updates expansions is being generous. And unless you've been in the game forever (and ever) you'll never catch up and you're mostly just fodder for the big boys.
lol I convinced my brother to play EVE 2 years ago... In two months with his small frigate he trapped a big fleet and we killed 100+ ships
The only thing extra time get you is that you can uses more and more ships and get like 2% more damage...
If you had seriously played eve You would know that a 6 months specialized character would kill a 6 year old "Do everything" Everytime! 
PS: When my brother did that he had so much adrenaline rush that he was streaming like we won the championship 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVtT74jeXQg
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| News Comments > EVE Online TV and Comic Plans; $149.99 CE |
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Re: EVE Online TV and Comic Plans; $149.99 CE |
Apr 28, 2013, 16:06 |
BadIronTree |
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Cutter wrote on Apr 28, 2013, 14:41:
I'm sure that'll make both people interested in this very happy.
LoL do you know any other MMO that 10 years after it came out is still getting BIGGER with more and more subscribers ?
from 350k it went to HALF a million now...
YES is a niche market but the people playing are hard core...
EvE is not for 10 year old COD kids |
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| News Comments > Torment: Tides of Numenera Kickstarter Live |
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Re: Torment: Tides of Numenera Kickstarter Live |
Mar 6, 2013, 15:58 |
BadIronTree |
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Sho wrote on Mar 6, 2013, 15:46:
Torment is my seventh Kickstarter and my second-highest pledge so far (the money I threw at Dreamfall Chapters was far in excess of this one; Dreamfall is still the only video game that ever made me cry). Mine was Dreamfall and Grim Fandango |
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| News Comments > Torment: Tides of Numenera Kickstarter Live |
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Re: Torment: Tides of Numenera Kickstarter Live |
Mar 6, 2013, 14:40 |
BadIronTree |
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John wrote on Mar 6, 2013, 14:37:
Wow, they're going to need to post stretch goals the first day! Hahahha we need stretch goals after 7 hours that is live LOL
864k
First update will be: Ok we are done whats next? |
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| News Comments > Czech President Pleads for Jailed BiS Devs |
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Re: Czech President Pleads for Jailed BiS Devs |
Nov 22, 2012, 07:22 |
BadIronTree |
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Hi
I am a Greek and i have served in the army (its mandatory for all) ...
First that island have many - many army camps. + many Anti-air weapons and radars...
If Turkey ever attacks , it will be one of the first targets...
Second NO F@Cking 18year old solder will go out of the camp to arrest anyone that take photos... propably they called the police to check them out...
And if they were just tourist taking photos of the island they will just get the camera and let them go as always.. ( very big tourist destination)...
What they must found in the photos, to arrest them, is clearly military installations and position of weapons and ammo depots...
If this is true ... its many years in military prison ... (5-20 years)...
Does not matter if you are a tourist or a photographer or a spy or a private one...
The 1000s of warning sing in Greek/English saying That is illegal to take photos are there for a reason...
I hope to be released soon and not make them an example for the rest....
But i say it again... if the photos are that bad... they are F***ED...
The last thing we want to do is lose tourists in the worst economy since WW 2 (30% unemployment) |
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| News Comments > Star Citizen Kickstarter Reaches for the Stars |
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Re: Star Citizen Kickstarter Reaches for the Stars |
Nov 19, 2012, 14:26 |
BadIronTree |
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BadIronTree wrote on Nov 19, 2012, 14:18:
Before the server die on us 6,234,394 $
From main page
The battle is over and we - PC gamers, space sim fans, WingNuts, Lancers and the rest - have won. You've not only met every goal we set, you've exceeded them. Star Citizen will be released because of your dedication and your willingness to put your money where our mouths are. Our gratitude is immeasurable; we owe you our livelihoods and will not soon forget it.
The question is: what happens next?
Our intention has always been to make Roberts Space Industries YOUR site. It's not a public advertisement for the game; it's a private community for those who are making the game happen. We want your input on what we're doing and we want to share our plans with you; the occasional passer-by doesn't concern us. The plan was initially to immediately switch on a wall that would allow only you, our backers, to access features like the Comm-Link and the Spectrum Dispatches. Kickstarter has thrown something of a wrench in this plan: we can't change the site until the Kickstarter backers are integrated, which may take up to two weeks, otherwise we would be blocking thousands of backers from participating.
Updates and features will continue, returning to a regular schedule in the next few days. The team needs a few days to collect ourselves and reform before jumping into the immense task ahead (after the last month, our husbands, wives, children and yes, pets, miss us!) We will also be launching new sections which have been in the works for some time: the Galactapedia will tell you more about the Star Citizen world, Engineering will introduce you to game mechanics that are being planned and Holovids will offer you video footage from the game as it takes shape.
What about pledges? Good news: those of you who got in on the ground floor are covered. Your ships have lifetime insurance policies and for the next year you will have the ability to purchase further tiers or upgrade existing ones at the initial prices. That's not true of everyone else: if you want to back Star Citizen and participate in this amazing community, you still can. but it's going to cost you a little extra as of now, and you aren't going to have as many extras (no lifetime insurance, for example.)
One issue which concerns us is what to do with the funding tracker. So we're going to throw the issue up to you: in two weeks, when the wall goes up, what do you want to see done with the tracker? Without the 'push' of the campaign it probably won't update very dramatically. but it's always possible it will go up enough to reach future stretch goals anyway. Should we keep it, remove it or put it somewhere else? We'll let the community decide.
We also have previously outlined the 'behind the screens' subscription plans available now. They're designed for users who simply want to give us a little extra support during the development - you're getting the whole story, regardless - but we will have some extra fun for our monthly contributors.
We can't thank you enough for everything you've done for this project. Please see the next update on 'The Pledge' for our promise to you. The next two years are going to be incredible for all involved and we're thoroughly happy that all of you are along for this exciting ride. |
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