EVE Online Is Moving Towards Its Largest Conflict in History

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After two years of relative peace, various recent events are dragging the players of online space MMO EVE Online towards another massive war. This time it’s between the game’s biggest coalition, The Imperium, against an alliance of smaller factions.

A group of 40,000 players (basically a coalition of gaming guilds), calling themselves The Imperium (also known as CFC, or ClusterfukkCoalition), has been the largest organization within the game for years now. And, as we know from history, large empires will eventually be brought to their knees. The Imperium made a huge amount of enemies during their expansion (This timeline gives a good summary) and they’re now facing an existential crisis. Smaller groups are leaving the coalition, while on the other hand, other groups that had been warring with each other have now joined forces under the Money Badger Coalition’s banner, temporarily, to fight The Imperium.

Virtual war sounds complex enough, but this video by YouTuber Talladar summarizes everything in a nice way, with some really cool visuals and maps:

The war already had a giant battle (The battle of M-0EE8) involving over 3500 ships, where long time Imperium member Circle of Two had a dramatic defeat. Whether it’s an MMO or an animation, massive fleets of spaceships will never get boring:

Here’s another cool clip of the lead up and the battle of M-0EE8:



Exciting times for EVE Online, as you can see, and it might be a good opportunity to try the game out. Since this war is still in its early stages, both sides might need rookies.
 

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http://kotaku.com/eve-online-is-mov..._source=Kotaku_Facebook&utm_medium=Socialflow

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After two years of relative peace, various recent events are dragging the players of online space MMO EVE Online towards another massive war. This time it’s between the game’s biggest coalition, The Imperium, against an alliance of smaller factions.

A group of 40,000 players (basically a coalition of gaming guilds), calling themselves The Imperium (also known as CFC, or ClusterfukkCoalition), has been the largest organization within the game for years now. And, as we know from history, large empires will eventually be brought to their knees. The Imperium made a huge amount of enemies during their expansion (This timeline gives a good summary) and they’re now facing an existential crisis. Smaller groups are leaving the coalition, while on the other hand, other groups that had been warring with each other have now joined forces under the Money Badger Coalition’s banner, temporarily, to fight The Imperium.

Virtual war sounds complex enough, but this video by YouTuber Talladar summarizes everything in a nice way, with some really cool visuals and maps:

The war already had a giant battle (The battle of M-0EE8) involving over 3500 ships, where long time Imperium member Circle of Two had a dramatic defeat. Whether it’s an MMO or an animation, massive fleets of spaceships will never get boring:

Here’s another cool clip of the lead up and the battle of M-0EE8:



Exciting times for EVE Online, as you can see, and it might be a good opportunity to try the game out. Since this war is still in its early stages, both sides might need rookies.

The stories from this game are crazy
 

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Word, they have spies and espionage :russ:

People joining corps just to steal info, or work their way up the chain of command and then steal ships.

What's the deal with that other game that was similar to this that you made a thread on. Starship Citizens or something like that. Looks like it would have potential like EVE but without the shytty gameplay.
 

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What's the deal with that other game that was similar to this that you made a thread on. Starship Citizens or something like that. Looks like it would have potential like EVE but without the shytty gameplay.


It's on track for 2017, it's not going to be as massive as Eve though, mainly cause it's using Cry Engine and will now have planetary landings :blessed: They plan on making the planets with life similar to the Crysis jungles with animals and shyt -

 

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Wow, I use to play Dust 514......Just read they were getting ready to replace that with some game. Does anybody even play Dust 514 anymore????
 

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I always thought this game was interesting but never tried it myself. I remember seeing a report that someone in Benghazi was playing this game during the attacks.
 

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Damn, this game has crazy stories.

Didn't they have a stock market/economic crash a couple years back
 

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Damn, this game has crazy stories.

Didn't they have a stock market/economic crash a couple years back


They really are crazy :russ:
#10 - Dynasty Bank and EBank scams

In 2008, EVE's financial gurus began launching IPOs, unofficial stock exchanges and even a few banks based on real-world systems. It seemed almost inevitable that a banking system relying on virtual trust would fall victim to theft and scams, and in January of 2009 our gut instincts were proven right when Dynasty Bank Investment Manager Xabier embezzled over 80 billion ISK from the organisation. Just five months later, the game's largest bank EBank was rocked by a similar embezzlement when CEO Ricdic sold 200 billion of the bank's ISK to illicit RMT services to pay for medical bills and a down-payment on a house.
EVE Evolved: Top ten ganks, scams, heists and events

They even had Ponzi schemes :dead:
EVE Online Ponzi Scheme Claims Over 1 Trillion ISK from Players | Ten Ton Hammer

I've never played but the stories are great.
 
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