Saying "We've heard you" doesn't mean anything if you don't act upon it.

I have an inside scoop into what is going on behind closed doors at CCP Shanghai! https://twitter.com/Ripley_Riley/status/659748038429274112

I think the silence may be a conformation of a port.

I am guessing PC, but maybe PS4. Who knows.

False.
Shanghai is a fairly large studio, and it was never fully dedicated to DUST.
About half of the studio is dedicated to EVE China.

The staff from DUST is also still there, doing whatever.

Bumped the thread on the EvE Forum.... (finally paid my sub)

Absolutely, do this. #PortDust514 to PS4.

Monday is bump day... technically so is Tuesday - Sunday...

Boom, bass cannon.

http://i.imgur.com/FBKXv.jpg

Decided that Lightning's words were worth sharing: https://twitter.com/Ripley_Riley/status/661918811306594304

Someday we will know ;)

One of those funny things about owning electronic devices these days is that when your internet connection isn't working, you suddenly feel a lot more limited in what you can do with them.

https://twitter.com/Ripley_Riley/status/663428647664119808

Thanks to Arkena for spotting this in Eve!

Have we won yet?

From what I see, CCP is going to continue to stay silent. CCP Frame locked a thread and went on about update 1.3. Either that was an attempt to keep attention on the current Dust or he's oblivious to what we're really asking for.

They want to avoid this Game of Thrones thing Archduke called the Rouge Wedding. But I think they're playing a dangerous gamble. They're risking customer relations in exchange for preventing further damage to Dust and what they have planned for it.

When they do finally announce something wether at fanfest of later, it better be worth the angering silence players had to go through. If not, then the Rouge Wedding will look like a paper cut compared to what comes next.

"This is what we waited for_"

What punctuation is going to be at the end of that sentence?

We did it!

At least we only have to wait till April 21st.

The new format has them talk about most new content at the opening keynote so that their panels don't consist of so many "We'd show you more but we have to wait till the keynote" moments.