they are probably 1000x more advanced then the jove

But weren't they shipping resources to new Eden before the wh collapsed? So I'd have to assume that at least at that time resources weren't very scarce

wtf are terrans?

Say what we will about the development of Dust regardless of any shenanigans going on, the lore of the game that it is based on is perhaps some of the more well thought out games out there. None of the other MMOs in my opinion are as deep and offer as much to do.

I wish though that Dust would have more PvE elements that linked with the lore of the game. Beyond just faction warfare. There is so much they can do. If I had the right degree I would apply to CCP to be a writer >.>

Please link ANY talocan info you know of, they're the one race I know almost nothing about

Please link ANY talocan info you know of, they're the one race I know almost nothing about

They where nomadic and most likely to have given rise to the minmatar people similar to how the sleeper gaves rise to the jovians.

However it seems the sleepers where experimenting on something... dangerous... whatever it was it wiped out their civilization and the Talocans. None the less people are still throwing expeditions out into the great unknown trying to find out what really happened.

does eve have a boundry u can't fly past

lol not gonna fly that far out

That's why the donut exists in the first place, but the Enheduanni would rid us if carebear land so I support adding them!

probably all dead. they left to find resources, without steady resources from the WH IGÇÖd doubt that they're doing too well now.

Quite right. Terran civilization collapsed down to a single city on a single planet and the rest of its holdings were conquered by hostile aliens...

Oh wait, that's the game that Bungie's making:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Destiny_(video_game)

Our game will have thousands of planets.
Theirs will have one.

is destiny free?

Just wanted to clear up a few points here about EVE's history:


Now, New Eden is not a galaxy, it is just a star cluster. The distances between star clusters are so enormous that it is impossible to bridge it using the artificial wormhole technology of stargates. 'Home', if you want to call the cluster that Earth was a part of, beyond the EVE gate, was also a star cluster. For all we know, New Eden is in the same galaxy as 'Home', or it could be in a totally different galaxy. It's impossible to tell.

I am plenty aware of the scope of celestial objects. There is a void between galaxies so massive that Milky Way could pass through it and still have something like a billion light year clear on either side. There are still VY Canis Majoris is one of the largest stars known. It is so big that its diameter would go out to Jupiter if put in Earths Orbital path.

Look at this to help imagine what he is saying... Earth to known universe a star cluster would be equivalent to the solar interstellar neighborhood

Not exactly.

The "Solar Interstellar Neighborhood" is about the size of a "Region" in EVE.

In addition, star clusters can sometimes move independently of galaxies. The New Eden cluster can still be an independent "micro-galaxy":

http://scienceblogs.com/startswithabang/2011/08/01/the-smallest-mini-galaxy-in-th/

Given that New Eden has over 7,000 linked systems (and an unknown number of unlinked) this would make it several times more star-filled than the real-world example given above.

I am in the camp that does not signify an mass of object bound by dark matter smaller than a globular cluster to be classified as an galaxy... IE a mass of dark matter holding objects in gravitational lock does not qualify it as an galaxy....

this is why we have a distinction between globular clusters and dwarf galaxies....

Of course, New Eden is lenticular, not globular.

I'm not saying it isn't a cluster (Oh... it's a CLUSTER sometimes!) but rather that said cluster need not be part of a larger galaxy.

http://workshop.chromeexperiments.com/stars/