https://secure.eve-online.com/ft/?sk=GHELL
Check out the screenies.. woahh nice.....
http://www.eve-online.com/screenshots/c ... 04&n=10#sh
eVe
eVe
Has anybody tried/heard of this before, graphics area awesome, what's it like?
https://secure.eve-online.com/ft/?sk=GHELL
Check out the screenies.. woahh nice.....
http://www.eve-online.com/screenshots/c ... 04&n=10#sh
https://secure.eve-online.com/ft/?sk=GHELL
Check out the screenies.. woahh nice.....
http://www.eve-online.com/screenshots/c ... 04&n=10#sh
Long-Pig Chef and the Hairless Goat..
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kAoS-DIISKO
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OMFG sounds exactly like a direct ripp off of "ELITE".
The game i used to play to death back in high school in the late 80's on the "BBC Micro" computer.
ELITE-Game description
Elite is often credited with inventing the space trading genre. This genre melds space-borne combat with a "buy low, sell high" freight transport system whose profits are used to purchase ship upgrades.
The game provides eight galaxies each with over 2,000 planets to explore. The player, initially Commander Jameson, starts at Lave Station with 100 Credits and a lightly armed trading ship, a Cobra Mark III, to his name. Most of the ships that the player encounters are similarly named after snakes, or other reptiles. Credits can be accumulated through a number of means. These include piracy, trade, military missions, bounty hunting and the mining of asteroids. The money generated by these enterprises allows the player to upgrade their ship with such enhancements as better weapons, shields, increased cargo capacity, docking autopilot and more.
EVE-Game description
The game is set in an unknown portion of space, spanning thousands of solar systems, many of which are settled. Players begin by creating an in-game character equipped with a basic spaceship ready to explore the world. As they get acquainted with life in EVE, players can trade goods between systems or conduct other money-making ventures such as mining asteroids, transporting goods as a courier or even cleaning up debris for recycling. Financial gains made through such activities can be used to upgrade the ship with weapons and equipment and also to develop the character by purchasing skill packs used for training him or her in various skills he will need to advance in the world of EVE.
When a player has mastered the basics of the game, aquired some money and equipment and advanced his or her character through basic skills, the possibilities become almost endless. Players who wish to explore peaceful paths may continue to upgrade their ships to bigger and better cargo vessels with high-end defenses, purchase advanced mining or research equipment and continue to develop their characters by specializing in their preferred skills. Others may elect to pursue a more dangerous path such as piracy, smuggling or bounty hunting.
proves there really are no original inventions
The game i used to play to death back in high school in the late 80's on the "BBC Micro" computer.
ELITE-Game description
Elite is often credited with inventing the space trading genre. This genre melds space-borne combat with a "buy low, sell high" freight transport system whose profits are used to purchase ship upgrades.
The game provides eight galaxies each with over 2,000 planets to explore. The player, initially Commander Jameson, starts at Lave Station with 100 Credits and a lightly armed trading ship, a Cobra Mark III, to his name. Most of the ships that the player encounters are similarly named after snakes, or other reptiles. Credits can be accumulated through a number of means. These include piracy, trade, military missions, bounty hunting and the mining of asteroids. The money generated by these enterprises allows the player to upgrade their ship with such enhancements as better weapons, shields, increased cargo capacity, docking autopilot and more.
EVE-Game description
The game is set in an unknown portion of space, spanning thousands of solar systems, many of which are settled. Players begin by creating an in-game character equipped with a basic spaceship ready to explore the world. As they get acquainted with life in EVE, players can trade goods between systems or conduct other money-making ventures such as mining asteroids, transporting goods as a courier or even cleaning up debris for recycling. Financial gains made through such activities can be used to upgrade the ship with weapons and equipment and also to develop the character by purchasing skill packs used for training him or her in various skills he will need to advance in the world of EVE.
When a player has mastered the basics of the game, aquired some money and equipment and advanced his or her character through basic skills, the possibilities become almost endless. Players who wish to explore peaceful paths may continue to upgrade their ships to bigger and better cargo vessels with high-end defenses, purchase advanced mining or research equipment and continue to develop their characters by specializing in their preferred skills. Others may elect to pursue a more dangerous path such as piracy, smuggling or bounty hunting.
proves there really are no original inventions
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