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"We developed Aurum with two major considerations in mind. First, PLEX are too large to use as units of currency," said Rick Reynolds, EVE Market Senior Director, when I asked about the new currency. "Each PLEX is worth approximately $17.50 on average, which doesn't provide enough granularity for purchases of small items. It's just too awkward. We needed some form of micro-PLEX." Bounty eve online Disputes happen all the time on the internet, this one just happened to go too far. Holder2k is believed to be a player named ‘HeWhoShallNotBe Named.’ He used to be a member of Hard Knocks until he had a falling out with one of the heads of the corporation, NoobMan. Holder2k escalated things by saying he wanted to “settle this” in person at the upcoming EVE Vegas meetup. He is now threatening legal action against NoobMan after his personal phone number was released to Hard Knocks, who’s been harassing this man since that happened. (Of course.)Eve online ios
Starting May 17th, the price for a single month of sub will go up 25% from $14.99 to $19.99, with additional multi-month subs, some of which (but not all of which) offer discounts for the length. The two-month sub, for example, is exactly the cost of one month twice, so we’re a little foggy on why this would be a compelling option, but the other tiers are a huge price decrease if you’re going to sub anyway; you’d save around $208 on the 24-month package alone. Bayshun EVE Online: Invasion, the exciting and free new expansion coming on 28 May 2019, brings the fearsome Triglavians to known space for the first time. Fight for your territory and earn lucrative rewards as the Triglavians lay siege to star systems.
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Grath Telkin, 11.10.2016 Not available in your country Heck, you could have a 25% fall in concurrency with exactly the same ‘number of players’…simply by people on average logging in for 25% less time. People present concurrency as if it were an exact measure of ‘number of players’ and hence you could use it to determine that people are ‘leaving’. But it isn’t ! Concurrency actually tells you nothing about the ‘number of players’…what it tells you is the average number logged in at any one time. It is far more a measure of how long people log in for. A graph of concurrency is NOT the same thing as ‘number of players’.
