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Sigmunt Floyd
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Posted - 2016.12.15 07:04:00 -
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About EVE, and entire CCP being set on market:
https://forums.eveonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=503420&find=unread
I though you will be interested about it. For my it is just another SyFy topic on the forum about space ships, stars and such, but theoretically how it would impact project nova?
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Mobius Wyvern
Night Theifs Curatores Veritatis Alliance
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Posted - 2016.12.15 13:58:00 -
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No, that's official. The investment companies that own CCP are thinking about selling it to an as yet unknown buyer if the buyer will put up what they think CCP is worth, which is $955 million.
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Draxus Prime
Nos Nothi
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Posted - 2016.12.16 02:35:00 -
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Hey if the new company releases Nova and they keep all the devs im fine with it -»\_(pâä)_/-»
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Maken Tosch
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Posted - 2016.12.16 05:15:00 -
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Mobius Wyvern wrote:No, that's official. The investment companies that own CCP are thinking about selling it to an as yet unknown buyer if the buyer will put up what they think CCP is worth, which is $955 million.
As long as the prospective new owners don't lay off the staff. We love those hamsters.
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Posted - 2016.12.16 06:58:00 -
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This is old news and lots of us have been discussing this over on discord.
Original words by PokeyDravon:
1. New owner doesn't really care and let's existing projects do their thing. No change to plan. 2. The new company doesn't see an FPS as being part of their vision and reduces/removes funding for production 3. Company is very interested in an FPS and puts more funding into it. 2/3 of those possibilities are positives. Which is most likely is entirely dependent on what company is courting them, which there is zero information on, so it's impossible to spwculate. I wouldn't even worry about it at this stage. Corporate sales are not always the negative that people seem to think they are. On the plus side, in terms of transparency, you can't get much worse than CCP so any change there will be a positive XD
Now this is just me shooting shi*
Who ever is offering a buyout must be a very big company to throw around numbers of about a billion dollars.
Google Microsoft EA Sony Samsung Paradox
Are all possibilities since they have asked to remain hidden, not much light has been exposed.
But what came out recently and when did this offer arrise?
GUNJACK 2 and that is ONLY on GOOGLE DAYDREAM.
Very possible google has taken a serious interest in ccp hf.
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Bright Cloud
Namtar Elite Gallente Federation
1956
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Posted - 2016.12.16 09:24:00 -
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Im bidding 10Gé¼ and a half eaten donut.
The unknown buyer might be Vivendi, EA or Activision. If its activision you can rejoice cause they will implement supply drops (from COD) into EVE on day one they take over.
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Jack Boost
Zarena Family
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Posted - 2016.12.16 09:49:00 -
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1 cent
Facebook or Samsung.
Not much time left...
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Mobius Wyvern
Night Theifs Curatores Veritatis Alliance
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Posted - 2016.12.16 15:04:00 -
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I'm thinking Google as well. Either that or Amazon, since they recently acquired Twitch and seem to be getting into bringing gaming services into their business umbrella.
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Buster Friently
Rosen Association
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Posted - 2016.12.16 17:52:00 -
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Mobius Wyvern wrote:I'm thinking Google as well. Either that or Amazon, since they recently acquired Twitch and seem to be getting into bringing gaming services into their business umbrella.
Obviously, I could be wrong, but I don't honestly think any companies of that magnitude are interested in a second string, Iceland based MMO that's been losing profitability for years. And more broadly, I don't think they're interested in the company that owns that MMO and hasn't really been able to make any other product stick in the market.
CCP has been dwindling for three years now. The buyers are more likely to be some Korean MMO front house or simply a holding firm or something. |
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Posted - 2016.12.16 18:35:00 -
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Buster Friently wrote:Mobius Wyvern wrote:I'm thinking Google as well. Either that or Amazon, since they recently acquired Twitch and seem to be getting into bringing gaming services into their business umbrella. Obviously, I could be wrong, but I don't honestly think any companies of that magnitude are interested in a second string, Iceland based MMO that's been losing profitability for years. And more broadly, I don't think they're interested in the company that owns that MMO and hasn't really been able to make any other product stick in the market. CCP has been dwindling for three years now. The buyers are more likely to be some Korean MMO front house or simply a holding firm or something.
LOL they are evaluated at 995 million and you think they are doing bad?
I dont call 995 million second string. Youtube sold for 1.65 billion which is not far off.
Whether they show it or not ccp is doing very very well.
An exclusive game already with google and you KNOW that means huge bucks in the bank.
http://www.youtube.com/JettGaming
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Buster Friently
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Posted - 2016.12.16 20:20:00 -
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jett it wrote:Buster Friently wrote:Mobius Wyvern wrote:I'm thinking Google as well. Either that or Amazon, since they recently acquired Twitch and seem to be getting into bringing gaming services into their business umbrella. Obviously, I could be wrong, but I don't honestly think any companies of that magnitude are interested in a second string, Iceland based MMO that's been losing profitability for years. And more broadly, I don't think they're interested in the company that owns that MMO and hasn't really been able to make any other product stick in the market. CCP has been dwindling for three years now. The buyers are more likely to be some Korean MMO front house or simply a holding firm or something. LOL they are evaluated at 995 million and you think they are doing bad? I dont call 995 million second string. Youtube sold for 1.65 billion which is not far off. Whether they show it or not ccp is doing very very well. An exclusive game already with google and you KNOW that means huge bucks in the bank. Google dont fuc* around boy, they are in the business of making huge amounts of money.
They are definitely second string. Yes, they're doing bad. Also, CCP thinks it's worth $995 million. Let's see what the number is when they eventually sell.
Take a look here:
http://eve-offline.net/?server=tranquility
The FTP spike looks to have mostly worn off as well.
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Posted - 2016.12.17 10:14:00 -
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Buster Friently wrote:jett it wrote:Buster Friently wrote:Mobius Wyvern wrote:I'm thinking Google as well. Either that or Amazon, since they recently acquired Twitch and seem to be getting into bringing gaming services into their business umbrella. Obviously, I could be wrong, but I don't honestly think any companies of that magnitude are interested in a second string, Iceland based MMO that's been losing profitability for years. And more broadly, I don't think they're interested in the company that owns that MMO and hasn't really been able to make any other product stick in the market. CCP has been dwindling for three years now. The buyers are more likely to be some Korean MMO front house or simply a holding firm or something. LOL they are evaluated at 995 million and you think they are doing bad? I dont call 995 million second string. Youtube sold for 1.65 billion which is not far off. Whether they show it or not ccp is doing very very well. An exclusive game already with google and you KNOW that means huge bucks in the bank. Google dont fuc* around boy, they are in the business of making huge amounts of money. They are definitely second string. Yes, they're doing bad. Also, CCP thinks it's worth $995 million. Let's see what the number is when they eventually sell. Take a look here: http://eve-offline.net/?server=tranquilityThe FTP spike looks to have mostly worn off as well.
Those graphs look very successful to me, I dont really know any other games with 60,000 + players on at once.
I am pretty sure those are just eve numbers as well nothing to do with the gunjack 1 or 2 release on google daydream, which is where really big money comes in.
So you think ccp did an evaluation on themselves? I am pretty sure due dilligence companies are hired to do that sort of thing so buyers and seller dont have to.
Your right if it did sell it might not be 995 mil it could be a heck of a lot more!
Hate how you call ccp second string.
Do you also call google second string?
How about EA?
I think you are second string.
ccp is deep into VR and that is currently where huge money is not EVE or fps.
The future of gaming as we know it is VR.
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Bright Cloud
Namtar Elite Gallente Federation
1956
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Posted - 2016.12.17 23:58:00 -
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jett it wrote:Buster Friently wrote:jett it wrote:Buster Friently wrote:Mobius Wyvern wrote:I'm thinking Google as well. Either that or Amazon, since they recently acquired Twitch and seem to be getting into bringing gaming services into their business umbrella. Obviously, I could be wrong, but I don't honestly think any companies of that magnitude are interested in a second string, Iceland based MMO that's been losing profitability for years. And more broadly, I don't think they're interested in the company that owns that MMO and hasn't really been able to make any other product stick in the market. CCP has been dwindling for three years now. The buyers are more likely to be some Korean MMO front house or simply a holding firm or something. LOL they are evaluated at 995 million and you think they are doing bad? I dont call 995 million second string. Youtube sold for 1.65 billion which is not far off. Whether they show it or not ccp is doing very very well. An exclusive game already with google and you KNOW that means huge bucks in the bank. Google dont fuc* around boy, they are in the business of making huge amounts of money. They are definitely second string. Yes, they're doing bad. Also, CCP thinks it's worth $995 million. Let's see what the number is when they eventually sell. Take a look here: http://eve-offline.net/?server=tranquilityThe FTP spike looks to have mostly worn off as well. Those graphs look very successful to me, I dont really know any other games with 60,000 + players on at once. I am pretty sure those are just eve numbers as well nothing to do with the gunjack 1 or 2 release on google daydream, which is where really big money comes in. So you think ccp did an evaluation on themselves? I am pretty sure due dilligence companies are hired to do that sort of thing so buyers and seller dont have to. Your right if it did sell it might not be 995 mil it could be a heck of a lot more! Hate how you call ccp second string. Do you also call google second string? How about EA? I think you are second string. ccp is deep into VR and that is currently where huge money is not EVE or fps. The future of gaming as we know it is VR. Guess you never wondered why ccp gives their VR stuff top priority, releasing 2 games before a non VR game gets a single update. Huge money in VR? What? You are delusional if you think that VR headsets are selling well. The overall interest in them is low~average at best. The main flaw is that there arent any noticable games for them which means the broad audience (aka casuals) is not interested. Then we have the rather large pricetags on them sure PS VR is the cheapest and Ocullus/Vive offer a better experience but they rquire a very expensive PC to run and even worse the Vive actually requires you to have a whole room dedicated just for the thing itsel.
So knowing that CCP isnt a "VR company". The only brand they have in possesion thats worth something is EVE or shall i say the subscirbed accounts on it? Investors are only interested in that or shall i say the possibility of implementing more micro transactions to it to milk the cow? One thing is for certain if the ownership of CCP changes they will push the development of more "pay 2 win" concepts. Like how about selling ISK directly to the players? Or have vendors in the game hat only accept aurum where you could then fit your ship together.
Its not a far fetched concept. Just imagine they would start selling fully fit frigates for like 2Gé¼ a pop? No grind needed and ready to fly on the get go. The bigger the ship the more it would cost. Like this:
-Frigates: 2Gé¼ -Destroyers: 3Gé¼ -Cruisers: 10Gé¼ -Battleships: 20Gé¼ -Capitals: 40Gé¼ -Super Capitals: 70Gé¼
And dont act like CCP hasnt done this in the past. They done it on Dust till the game got shutdown. You could make entire Dropsuit fits by purchasing the stuff from the market via AUR. The potential is there and if a new owner wants a quick buck they will do it.
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Buster Friently
Rosen Association
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Posted - 2016.12.18 03:20:00 -
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jett it wrote:Buster Friently wrote:jett it wrote:Buster Friently wrote:Mobius Wyvern wrote:I'm thinking Google as well. Either that or Amazon, since they recently acquired Twitch and seem to be getting into bringing gaming services into their business umbrella. Obviously, I could be wrong, but I don't honestly think any companies of that magnitude are interested in a second string, Iceland based MMO that's been losing profitability for years. And more broadly, I don't think they're interested in the company that owns that MMO and hasn't really been able to make any other product stick in the market. CCP has been dwindling for three years now. The buyers are more likely to be some Korean MMO front house or simply a holding firm or something. LOL they are evaluated at 995 million and you think they are doing bad? I dont call 995 million second string. Youtube sold for 1.65 billion which is not far off. Whether they show it or not ccp is doing very very well. An exclusive game already with google and you KNOW that means huge bucks in the bank. Google dont fuc* around boy, they are in the business of making huge amounts of money. They are definitely second string. Yes, they're doing bad. Also, CCP thinks it's worth $995 million. Let's see what the number is when they eventually sell. Take a look here: http://eve-offline.net/?server=tranquilityThe FTP spike looks to have mostly worn off as well. Those graphs look very successful to me, I dont really know any other games with 60,000 + players on at once. I am pretty sure those are just eve numbers as well nothing to do with the gunjack 1 or 2 release on google daydream, which is where really big money comes in. So you think ccp did an evaluation on themselves? I am pretty sure due dilligence companies are hired to do that sort of thing so buyers and seller dont have to. Your right if it did sell it might not be 995 mil it could be a heck of a lot more! Hate how you call ccp second string. Do you also call google second string? How about EA? I think you are second string. ccp is deep into VR and that is currently where huge money is not EVE or fps. The future of gaming as we know it is VR. Guess you never wondered why ccp gives their VR stuff top priority, releasing 2 games before a non VR game gets a single update.
Lol.
Good lock, good luck.
EA is not second string, nor is Google, on the other hand CCP is assuredly. Also, they don't have 60k concurrencies. They haven't had that except for briefly back in 2014 as I recall. They've had a very brief 60k concurrency right as the FTP addition hit, but that has already wound down to about 30k concurrency. That's less than a month after the transition. Eve's cocurrencies are below that of 2013. Especially so if you consider that some of the current players are FTP players.
But, hey,. you keep on keepin on thinking CCP is part of the bigtime. When they sell out to a Korean front end swill house, or a financial holdings company we'll see.
LOL at "VR is where the big money is at" That market is currently crashing bigtime. Eventually it'll pay out, yeah, but CCP probably won't be around to take part in it.
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Posted - 2016.12.18 11:31:00 -
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Where you trolls are pulling your numbers from is beyond me.
You mine as well make them up, just like all your other fake ass statements.
You obviously dont even know how to read a stats chart, there is more then one server duhhh!
VR is actually bigger then you can imagine and you can expect it grow even bigger in the next 5 years.
Makes a lot of sense why you see big companies like sony starting to develop their own VR stuff.
Try checking actual sales vs players online with eve and their VR stuff. Until then just zip that hole.
Are you ccp? NO! Do you work for them? NO! Are you their accountant? NO! But you sure act like it.
When things like dust become not profitable they shut down. Well that is not the case for their VR stuff, very much profitable by a very big margin otherwise it would of been trashed months ago!
But go ahead and play with your server numbers thinking you know it all.
Lets all go back and play the playstation 1 nahh bru stuff dont work like that its moving forward and the next gaming platform being widely spread even by google / Sony ? EA / Microsoft is VR.
Well CCP had the jump on all of them and you think they are doing bad? Second string?
So bad that they got a buyout offer?
LOL!
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Buster Friently
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Posted - 2016.12.19 04:43:00 -
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jett it wrote:Where you trolls are pulling your numbers from is beyond me.
You mine as well make them up, just like all your other fake ass statements.
You obviously dont even know how to read a stats chart, there is more then one server duhhh!
VR is actually bigger then you can imagine and you can expect it grow even bigger in the next 5 years.
Makes a lot of sense why you see big companies like sony starting to develop their own VR stuff.
Try checking actual sales vs players online with eve and their VR stuff. Until then just zip that hole.
Are you ccp? NO! Do you work for them? NO! Are you their accountant? NO! But you sure act like it.
When things like dust become not profitable they shut down. Well that is not the case for their VR stuff, very much profitable by a very big margin otherwise it would of been trashed months ago!
But go ahead and play with your server numbers thinking you know it all.
Lets all go back and play the playstation 1 nahh bru stuff dont work like that its moving forward and the next gaming platform being widely spread even by google / Sony ? EA / Microsoft is VR.
Well CCP had the jump on all of them and you think they are doing bad? Second string?
So bad that they got a buyout offer?
LOL!
If you think that buyout offer came from Eve your even further lost then i thought. Living in the past.
That buyout came from their VR stuff.
I'm sure you're right. You're argument of "I don't like what you've said" has convinced me that I must be wrong. Thanks for helping me to see the light of how this company looking to be bought is at the peak of their profitability. |
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Posted - 2016.12.19 11:14:00 -
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Not sure what that link is suppose to mean.
I am just saying, this buyout came from their VR stuff.
You guys are showing me eve stats like how does that even make sense? Buyouts are future related, not buying for the past.
Anyways, you will see soon enough VR is the new playstation and xbox.
CCP had the jump on them all, naturally their tech would want to be snatched up by other competitors coming into the niche.
Anyways i dont wanna argue.
I dont think CCP would sell they have to much on the go and too much to lose that they worked very hard for.
Really dont like people calling them second string.
When you get a buyout offer you are not classified as second string.
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Buster Friently
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Posted - 2016.12.19 16:49:00 -
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jett it wrote:Not sure what that link is suppose to mean.
I am just saying, this buyout came from their VR stuff.
You guys are showing me eve stats like how does that even make sense? Buyouts are future related, not buying for the past.
Anyways, you will see soon enough VR is the new playstation and xbox.
CCP had the jump on them all, naturally their tech would want to be snatched up by other competitors coming into the niche.
Anyways i dont wanna argue.
I dont think CCP would sell they have to much on the go and too much to lose that they worked very hard for.
Really dont like people calling them second string.
When you get a buyout offer you are not classified as second string.
Ok, so yes, you are once again right - business put themselves up for sale when they're first string, like Google, Apple, Amazon, not when they're second string or struggling, like Yahoo, CCP. Once again your great knowledge and substantiating facts has convinced me that CCP is soon to take over the planet with their not-yet-even-profitable VR empire. Do you have an economics, or market research newsletter that I could subscribe to? |
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Posted - 2016.12.19 23:18:00 -
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Ccp did not put themselves up for sale get that straight.
They received a buyout offer. Big difference. Yes that usually always happens to first string companies they get buyout offers, just like youtube did.
Am i talking about 2015??? lmao kid.
This is from present maybe a few months old. Solid 2016 numbers and future progression.
Buyouts dont happen for things in the past its all about the present and the future.
Anyways you keep digging up old numbers and live in the past while the rest of us look for the future.
Do you know how many games EA has thats hardly a comparison, ccp made 70 mil off of what 3 games?
EA probably had dozens upon dozens of games to reach those numbers tard.
If ccp had that amount of games they would blow EA clean out of the water.
But you fail to see two sides, the only side you see is ccp is second string.
In reality they just focus on their games more then other companies making for games that dont get played out in a month like EA's garbage.
You really need a serious lesson kid.
ccp is first string, pure skill and development.
EA is second string, pure crap copy and paste year and year again.
I dont blame ccp for not following those steps i actually praise them for it!
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Buster Friently
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Posted - 2016.12.20 01:02:00 -
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jett it wrote:Ccp did not put themselves up for sale get that straight.
They received a buyout offer. Big difference. Yes that usually always happens to first string companies they get buyout offers, just like youtube did.
Am i talking about 2015??? lmao kid.
This is from present maybe a few months old. Solid 2016 numbers and future progression.
Buyouts dont happen for things in the past its all about the present and the future.
Anyways you keep digging up old numbers and live in the past while the rest of us look for the future.
Do you know how many games EA has thats hardly a comparison, ccp made 70 mil off of what 3 games?
EA probably had dozens upon dozens of games to reach those numbers tard.
If ccp had that amount of games they would blow EA clean out of the water.
But you fail to see two sides, the only side you see is ccp is second string.
In reality they just focus on their games more then other companies making for games that dont get played out in a month like EA's garbage.
You really need a serious lesson kid.
ccp is first string, pure skill and development.
EA is second string, pure crap copy and paste year and year again.
I dont blame ccp for not following those steps i actually praise them for it!
2015 was probably the worst year to judge them on. They were closing down trash and re investing in the good. The real big payoff will be this years and next years numbers. Did you not even read the article you supplied? geesh.
Anyways as i do in the past with people that just wont let go, feel free to reply how you want I JUST WONT ANSWER kid.
Yes, CCP did their own evaluation, and that is not an external offer:
http://www.eteknix.com/eve-online-developers-considering-selling-their-business/
Another source:
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-12-09/eve-online-owners-said-to-weigh-game-maker-sale-after-approaches
Receiving interest, and the valuation are two different things.
I like the way, once again, you've barraged me with your personal list of emotional statements. I find that compelling, of course, because the best way to make sound financial decisions about the future, and the best way to evaluate market trends, is of course making emotional decisions. That, and my Magic 8-Ball anyway.
Maybe someday, you'll have something concrete to present.
"ccp is first string, pure skill and development." - Now I know you're yanking my chain right? Right?
Do some googling on WiS, or hell Dust.
Also, I can tell you're a stud based on you continuing to call me "kid" and "tard". I stand humiliated by your testosterone ;)
Anyway, this is getting a little old, and frankly, I feel like you're about to cry. So, in the interests of world peace, I acquiesce and admit to all on these forums, that once again, you are correct and CCP is the bestest of the bestest.
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Posted - 2016.12.20 12:02:00 -
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Yes you win as i said in my last reply.
I dont mess around with kids and kool aid. Waste of time.
You still fail to see the second side of things.
You are a one track mind, sad.
Quality is worth more then quantity any day, maybe when you grow up a little you will learn that the hard way.
More people like you and nova would probably turn into a variation of COD. Sad Stuff.
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Posted - 2016.12.29 20:44:00 -
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I find it funny how some people still claim to know how well ccp is doing even thought they made their financials private from the public.
https://www.themittani.com/news/ccp-goes-dark-company-financials
http://www.youtube.com/JettGaming
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Buster Friently
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Posted - 2016.12.30 06:34:00 -
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jett it wrote:I find it funny how some people still claim to know how well ccp is doing even thought they made their financials private from the public. https://www.themittani.com/news/ccp-goes-dark-company-financialsThis is the most likely case why you seen a buyout offer being talked about. Since any interested buyers were no longer able to see how ccp was doing they had to outright make a offer / take interest in buying to see how they were doing. Really makes you wonder how well they are doing with their VR stuff.
We already know that they aren't yet even breaking even on their VR stuff.
No need to wonder.
I wonder why you keep bringing it up like CCP is somehow knocking it out of the park with VR. They aren't. |
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Posted - 2016.12.30 19:28:00 -
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Buster Friently wrote:jett it wrote:I find it funny how some people still claim to know how well ccp is doing even thought they made their financials private from the public. https://www.themittani.com/news/ccp-goes-dark-company-financialsThis is the most likely case why you seen a buyout offer being talked about. Since any interested buyers were no longer able to see how ccp was doing they had to outright make a offer / take interest in buying to see how they were doing. Really makes you wonder how well they are doing with their VR stuff. We already know that they aren't yet even breaking even on their VR stuff. No need to wonder. I wonder why you keep bringing it up like CCP is somehow knocking it out of the park with VR. They aren't.
Show me their VR numbers then.
I dont mean eve, i dont mean mixed into 3 years ago financials.
Show me the current. You simply can not so shut that trap.
http://www.youtube.com/JettGaming
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Posted - 2016.12.31 01:28:00 -
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jett it wrote:Buster Friently wrote:jett it wrote:I find it funny how some people still claim to know how well ccp is doing even thought they made their financials private from the public. https://www.themittani.com/news/ccp-goes-dark-company-financialsThis is the most likely case why you seen a buyout offer being talked about. Since any interested buyers were no longer able to see how ccp was doing they had to outright make a offer / take interest in buying to see how they were doing. Really makes you wonder how well they are doing with their VR stuff. We already know that they aren't yet even breaking even on their VR stuff. No need to wonder. I wonder why you keep bringing it up like CCP is somehow knocking it out of the park with VR. They aren't. Show me their VR numbers then. I dont mean eve, i dont mean mixed into 3 years ago financials. Show me the current. You simply can not so shut that trap.
I did that back on page 1. I guess you missed it.
Here it is again:
Read it this time
Straight from CCP itself.
I won't ask you to shut your trap. This is far too entertaining.
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S.K.I.L.L OF G.O.D
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Posted - 2016.12.31 20:26:00 -
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Buster Friently wrote:jett it wrote:Buster Friently wrote:jett it wrote:I find it funny how some people still claim to know how well ccp is doing even thought they made their financials private from the public. https://www.themittani.com/news/ccp-goes-dark-company-financialsThis is the most likely case why you seen a buyout offer being talked about. Since any interested buyers were no longer able to see how ccp was doing they had to outright make a offer / take interest in buying to see how they were doing. Really makes you wonder how well they are doing with their VR stuff. We already know that they aren't yet even breaking even on their VR stuff. No need to wonder. I wonder why you keep bringing it up like CCP is somehow knocking it out of the park with VR. They aren't. Show me their VR numbers then. I dont mean eve, i dont mean mixed into 3 years ago financials. Show me the current. You simply can not so shut that trap. I did that back on page 1. I guess you missed it. Here it is again: Read it this timeStraight from CCP itself. I won't ask you to shut your trap. This is far too entertaining.
LOL you throw the same article at me wtf? I read it from start to finish you obviously did not.
Predictions, predictions.
Where are the hard numbers?
You wont find them.
Obviously they are investing 30 mil into VR for a damn good reason.
Its going to be their main source of profit these next few years just as i explained.
The future that you can not SEE!
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Buster Friently
Rosen Association
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Posted - 2016.12.31 22:54:00 -
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jett it wrote:Buster Friently wrote:jett it wrote:Buster Friently wrote:jett it wrote:I find it funny how some people still claim to know how well ccp is doing even thought they made their financials private from the public. https://www.themittani.com/news/ccp-goes-dark-company-financialsThis is the most likely case why you seen a buyout offer being talked about. Since any interested buyers were no longer able to see how ccp was doing they had to outright make a offer / take interest in buying to see how they were doing. Really makes you wonder how well they are doing with their VR stuff. We already know that they aren't yet even breaking even on their VR stuff. No need to wonder. I wonder why you keep bringing it up like CCP is somehow knocking it out of the park with VR. They aren't. Show me their VR numbers then. I dont mean eve, i dont mean mixed into 3 years ago financials. Show me the current. You simply can not so shut that trap. I did that back on page 1. I guess you missed it. Here it is again: Read it this timeStraight from CCP itself. I won't ask you to shut your trap. This is far too entertaining. LOL you throw the same article at me wtf? I read it from start to finish you obviously did not. Predictions, predictions. Where are the hard numbers? You wont find them. Obviously they are investing 30 mil into VR for a damn good reason. Its going to be their main source of profit these next few years just as i explained. The future that you can not SEE! Duhh. Common sense tells me they would not invest 30 million into something that was not already profitable for them. If its not showing good results they scrap it! they do not toss 30 mil into it. How can you not see this? I only wish they tossed 30 mil into dust / nova / eve. But why would you see that from their non VR? You wouldn't. VR is where their big bucks currently are, if you can not see that then i dont think you will ever understand. You my friend are stuck 3 years in the past. Sad stuff.
Wow, it must be blissful to be you. VR isn't making much money for anybody right now. Maybe in two or three years if companies keep pouring money into the hardware to the point that it's less expensive and more capable, but that's a pretty big "if".
Here's the quote you should pay attention to So I think we're now, by the end of this year, we'll have invested $30 million into virtual reality games. And we're just about seeing a path to break even... We'll probably hit it in a few months, so we're extremely proud of that." This is code-speak for "We've lost money, but we're hoping that if we sit it out, enough people will buy our software that we might recover our losses". Yeah, CCP dumped two years of profit into VR and "... And we're just about seeing a path to break even..." lol.
So, which is it, is CCP making boat loads of money off VR as you keep claiming, or can they see the future?
You seem to think that CCP wouldn't ever make a mistake with their money. I guess you must be new around here. How'd World of Darkness work out for CCP? - yep sold off to cover losses. Or how about Dust? - yep, shuttered due to lack of profit. Or how about CCP's main cash cow, Eve? - yep, hemorrhaging subscriptions for three years now. Let's not forget that CCP laid off about 20% of their workforce only a couple of years ago too, and none of CCP's original founders remain with the company. They sure are nalin' it, as are you jett it.
I guess once they're sold off to some holding company, you're going to claim that yet again, this is evidence of CCP's infinite wisdom?
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Posted - 2017.01.01 16:26:00 -
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This thread. lol?
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Alena Asakura
Rogue Clones Yulai Federation
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I've been biting my tongue reading this ridiculous argument. The only thing that matters is that EvE is being left to sit on the rust heap, while CCP milks whatever funds they can still get out of it to throw at any number of ill-advised attempts to break into the VR market, because someone at the top really really really thinks that's a great idea.
For this they are letting EvE sit somewhat idle - perhaps they think they don't really need to do anything more with EvE at the moment because it's already pretty diverse, but they'd be wrong - EvE denizens are ALWAYS complaining about the bugs. In fact most EvE denizens actually complain more about past "improvements" made by CCP and the bugs they introduced that still haven't been fixed, than they do about new content - they don't actually want new content, they just want the old stuff fixed.
And then there's Dust. Because of poor leadership (the same poor leadership that led to this obsession with VR) they let Dust die. It wasn't glitzy. They didn't design it right. They didn't integrate it into the EvE Universe properly, which would have required more work on EvE and they've left it to moulder so no. Hopefully, they WILL produce NOVA, but since it won't be VR, I don't know how much they'll bother with it.
VR will likely be the bridge too far for CCP. I'm sure in time VR will be really cool, but it's too early yet, and well, CCP already had EvE which is their bread and butter. I can't say I blame them for wanting to use profits from their tried-and-true product to venture into new territory, but to throw said product under the bus to do it is just silly.
Management at CCP needs to do a rethink, and possibly get rid of the one that is so determined to bury EvE, Dust and perhaps NOVA for the benefit of a few very expensive glitzy toys. |
Buster Friently
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Posted - 2017.01.02 22:14:00 -
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Alena Asakura wrote:I've been biting my tongue reading this ridiculous argument. The only thing that matters is that EvE is being left to sit on the rust heap, while CCP milks whatever funds they can still get out of it to throw at any number of ill-advised attempts to break into the VR market, because someone at the top really really really thinks that's a great idea.
For this they are letting EvE sit somewhat idle - perhaps they think they don't really need to do anything more with EvE at the moment because it's already pretty diverse, but they'd be wrong - EvE denizens are ALWAYS complaining about the bugs. In fact most EvE denizens actually complain more about past "improvements" made by CCP and the bugs they introduced that still haven't been fixed, than they do about new content - they don't actually want new content, they just want the old stuff fixed.
And then there's Dust. Because of poor leadership (the same poor leadership that led to this obsession with VR) they let Dust die. It wasn't glitzy. They didn't design it right. They didn't integrate it into the EvE Universe properly, which would have required more work on EvE and they've left it to moulder so no. Hopefully, they WILL produce NOVA, but since it won't be VR, I don't know how much they'll bother with it.
VR will likely be the bridge too far for CCP. I'm sure in time VR will be really cool, but it's too early yet, and well, CCP already had EvE which is their bread and butter. I can't say I blame them for wanting to use profits from their tried-and-true product to venture into new territory, but to throw said product under the bus to do it is just silly.
Management at CCP needs to do a rethink, and possibly get rid of the one that is so determined to bury EvE, Dust and perhaps NOVA for the benefit of a few very expensive glitzy toys.
So true. If you take a look at the last article I've linked you'll see just how much CCP has forsaken Eve in an effort to diversify, which makes sense, but not to this degree and not to such the detriment of Eve.
It'd be one thing if CCP actually made money off these side projects, but so far, every one of them has failed, or barely broken even (which is pretty much still a fail). |
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