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Napsal: shivaja on 18th December , 2011True RONIN watch and learn!
As most of you are no doubt aware, many CCP employees were slaughtered in the Tama system yesterday in an unprecedented Live Event announced that same day. 71 members of the CCP in-game alliance took part and were (except for a handful of cowards who warped their capsules out!) eventually sent back to our home system of Polaris in need of new clones.
Our goal was to mobilize a sizeable fleet of devs that would be tough enough to not be wiped out in minutes, but eventually we hoped to attract enough attention to be overpowered and killed. We wanted to give people a fight to remember and we hope we did just that.
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In total, CCP destroyed 430 capsuleer vessels belonging to 316 different characters. Included in this are three characters who were accidentally pod killed by the CCP horde, all of which have been reimbursed their losses (fun fact: One of them was Darius III of the CSM). To quote the infamous TomB, the pod he destroyed was because of “Lag!”. Sure, Tom…we all believe you
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In total, 2,009 ship/capsule losses were recorded in the Tama system yesterday, a rather considerable jump from the daily average of just 56 per day from the November 1st to November 22nd period.
CCP lost the following ship types in the engagement:
| Capsule | 59 |
| Apocalypse Navy Issue | 27 |
| Vindicator | 10 |
| Guardian | 9 |
| Bhaalgorn | 8 |
| Machariel | 6 |
| Damnation | 3 |
| Raven Navy Issue | 3 |
| Nightmare | 2 |
| Dominix Navy Issue | 2 |
| Gallente Shuttle | 1 |
| Broadsword | 1 |
| Caldari Shuttle | 1 |
The totals for ship losses in the system seem to suggest that CCP employees have a strange tendency for firing upon rookie frigates when they see them, though many larger ships were also destroyed:
| Kills total | Killed by CCP | |
| Rookie ship | 468 | 98 |
| Frigate | 330 | 73 |
| Battlecruiser | 163 | 63 |
| Battleship | 166 | 56 |
| Cruiser | 93 | 32 |
| Stealth Bomber | 112 | 25 |
| Interceptor | 64 | 14 |
| Destroyer | 51 | 13 |
| Assault Ship | 44 | 13 |
| Covert Ops | 47 | 6 |
| Force Recon Ship | 16 | 6 |
| Heavy Assault Ship | 12 | 6 |
| Logistics | 15 | 5 |
| Strategic Cruiser | 6 | 5 |
| Capsule | 363 | 3 |
| Shuttle | 27 | 3 |
| Industrial | 8 | 2 |
| Interdictor | 6 | 2 |
| Combat Recon Ship | 3 | 2 |
| Command Ship | 5 | 1 |
| Transport Ship | 3 | 1 |
| Electronic Attack Ship | 5 | |
| Heavy Interdictor | 2 | |
| Total | 2009 | 429 |
Lots of assorted parties joined the fray once word got out. The majority of ships destroyed were destroyed by characters who were not a member of any alliance, with CCP (thankfully!) coming in at the top spot for the alliances.
| Not in an alliance | 727 |
| C C P Alliance | 429 |
| Pandemic Legion | 419 |
| Important Internet Spaceship League | 85 |
| Goonswarm Federation | 50 |
| Only For Fun | 40 |
| Test Alliance Please Ignore | 34 |
| Northern Coalition. | 31 |
| Tactical Narcotics Team | 21 |
| RvB – RED Federation | 18 |
| Other | 155 |
Our congratulations to the players who made it on to the list of top 25 killers in Tama yesterday, alongside eight developers. This list excludes capsules, rookie ships and shuttles that were killed (because come on, that’s not really sporting, is it chaps).
| CCP GingerDude | 37 |
| CCP Klumpur | 35 |
| Space Chi | 33 |
| Sekh Ondaari | 32 |
| Jack bubu | 24 |
| Beastoria | 21 |
| Joe Public | 21 |
| CCP TomB | 20 |
| CCP Soulless | 20 |
| Margido | 16 |
| CCP Diagoras | 16 |
| MhG29L | 16 |
| Jirad TiSalver | 16 |
| Blood r4ge | 16 |
| The United NPCs of Tama | 13 |
| CCP Space Cadet | 13 |
| DeVoT1oN | 13 |
| Mang0o | 12 |
| CCP Zirnitra | 12 |
| Murtific | 11 |
| CCP Sreegs | 11 |
| Gallactica | 11 |
| James Damar | 11 |
| Mijstor Jedann | 10 |
| DarkXale | 10 |
Additional props to Beastoria for landing the final blow on four CCP ships, with Fattymcbutterpants (a name which had the CCP fleet unified in laughter when called out as primary on EVE voice) and another character who should probably be renamed, both achieving three final blows each. We’re also happy to report that whilst NPCs did indeed manage to destroy 13 ships in Tama yesterday, no CCP ships were lost to NPCs. And that’s despite CCP Sreeg’s Nanobot Accelerator rigged buffer tank.
After the last CCP pilot was blasted full of holes and sent on his merry way via the clone express, players kept fighting in the system for almost four hours.
We had our backend tool construct a word cloud from the biggest thread discussing the event, and judging by that, fun was had.

Many thanks to everyone who took part and had fun with us, all of us here at CCP who were able to be there had an absolute blast. I’m certain that this is far from being the last time a fleet is spotted leaving Polaris.
If you have any tips or feedback for us for future events, or want to make fun of our fits, please visit the comments thread for this blog.
CCP Diagoras
I am proud to announce that this winter, we are going to release some long-anticipated ship balancing. Specifically, capital ship balancing.
For a long time, there has been an outcry in the community that fleet fights are stagnating and are just not as fun as they should be. There are dozens, if not hundreds, of pages of forum threads dedicated to this subject both on the official EVE Online forums, other EVE forums, as well as in blogs and articles. There is no shortage of opinions on this subject from players, devs and CSM members; the main concern that has been stated over and over again is that the proliferation of supercapitals is mostly to blame. Supercapitals can effectively deal with any size of target, and killing them takes a tremendous amount of damage. What this means is that with very few exceptions, the fleet with the most supercarriers wins. Huge, expensive ships should obviously be powerful, but there needs to be a way to fight back.
While not everyone agrees that supercarriers are to blame for everything, there were some issues that kept popping up:
Supercapitals are too hard to kill
We wanted to make them a little bit weaker, but not gut them completely. We’re doing a simple 20% reduction in Shield, Armor and Hull hitpoints on both supercarriers and titans.
Supercarriers are far too versatile
The reason that supercarriers can deal with any size of ship is the versatility provided by its massive drone bay. Having access to almost unlimited combat drones of all sizes and being able to launch 20 of them at a time means that they have an answer to almost any situation. In fact, we found that drones on capital ships in general to be detrimental to the way fleet fights should work. If you want to deal with sub-capitals, you should bring your own sub-capitals or a carrier. Supercarriers will now have a smaller drone bay and will only be able to put fighters and fighter bombers in it. We are increasing the signature resolution on fighters so that they deal less damage to smaller targets. We are also completely removing the drone bays of titans and dreadnoughts. Seeing as we didn’t want to take damage away from dreadnoughts, we’re boosting the damage bonus of Siege Module I to compensate for the loss of drones. The Moros had its drone bonus changed to a capital hybrid turret rate of fire bonus.
The Titan superweapon is too powerful
Once we decided to reduce the capabilities of the supercarriers, we had to make sure that the “supercapital blob” wouldn’t simply be replaced by the “titan blob.” This meant that we had to do something about the superweapons. The big problem with the superweapons is that they can take out the crucial logistics and command ships of the opposing fleet in the first few minutes of a fleet fight, which severely reduces the capabilities of any remaining sub-capital ships. To fix this, we are changing the superweapon so that it cannot fire upon sub-capital ships (capital ships being Freighters, Jump Freighters, Carriers, Dreadnoughts, Capital Industrial Ships, Supercarriers and Titans).
Dreadnoughts are not good enough
One of the biggest problems with dreadnoughts is the fact that you have to commit them for 10 minutes at a time with siege mode. We are shortening the duration of Siege Module I from 10 minutes to 5 minutes and cutting the Strontium Clathrate cost in half. Dreadnoughts in siege mode will also no longer be affected by Remote ECM Burst. There was some discussion about boosting the dreadnoughts further, but we want to see how they play out with the other capital changes first.
Sub-capitals are useless in fleet fights
The changes we’re making should have a big impact here. Capital ships will have fewer drones to attack sub-capitals. Fighters will deal less damage to sub-capitals. Superweapons won’t be able to shoot sub-capitals. Supercarriers will have fewer reserve fighters and fighterbombers, so having your sub-caps take down fighters and fighter bombers will have more of an impact on the fight.
Logging off should not be a viable tactic
Then there are the logoff mechanics. When you log off your character in space, the ship you are piloting disappears after 15 minutes. This, coupled with the millions of hitponts that supercapitals have, means that very few supercapitals are actually being destroyed. When a fleet is losing a large supercapital fight, they can simply log everyone off and be confident that they enemy fleet will only have enough time to kill a handful of their supercapitals. This kind of meta-gaming is not only un-fun but it just doesn’t make much sense. When you commit your ship to a battle that should actually be a commitment. Only by winning or by making a tactical, well planned retreat should your ship be able to survive. It has been said that spaceships are serious business and they damn well should be. We are changing the logoff mechanics in such a way that as long as your enemies are actively engaged in fighting you, logging off is not going to save your ship.
The end. Except it’s not the end at all.
As a part of our efforts to refocus towards FiS, these balancing changes are going to be the first of many, making sure that we continually balance and shake up EVE for years to come.
In conclusion, here is a full list of the changes we’re making.
Supercarriers
Fighters
Dreadnoughts
Titans
Logoff timer
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Hi there. I am CCP Mannapi from the TriLambda team, aka the space art people. We are working on the new nebulas, with the goal of adding a sense of direction and location to the world of Eve.
When looking at the flattened star map you have the concept of north, south, west and east. To see which direction you are facing you can open the mini map (F11) and look at the cone of vision. With the new nebulas you can be to the east of, let’s say, the cloud ring phenomenon and look west, and see the cloud ring nebula.
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The good folks on Singularity correctly noted in this thread that the star gates should be pointing toward their targets.
We have now oriented the star gates so that they aim at their destinations. A star gate taking you west will now be facing west. But there are more directions in space than the cardinal directions, namely up and down. Solar systems can be right on top of each other, many of which connected with jump gates. The gates will now tilt up and down correctly pointing towards the receiving gate in the destination system. This really shows us how three dimensional the world of Eve is.
We realize that some people have bookmarks at the gates, which might now be located inside the rotated star gate. If this happens to you we apologize for the inconvenience, and you may need to move the bookmark.
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Tak byl uspesne aktualizovan TS server. Soudruzi z TS komunity nam nedali dopredu (tak jak to bezne delaji) vedet o aktualizaci, ale diky Vandalovi jsme se to dozvedeli docela brzo a ve spolupraci s DJManasem se podarilo aktualizvat TS server behem cca 20 minut aby nejen, ze fungoval pro dulezite veci, ale hlavne, aby byl ready na turnaj.
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This reasoning is correct if you assume that a total forfeit is treating the score as 0 fielded points. That assumption is however, incorrect.
We treat forfeits as if the winning team face a full team and kill them all, and this is done for a reason. Low ranking teams who decide to not show up to their match can essentially grief other teams out of the tournament if they are trying to legitimately use the handicap rule to get extra points.
The argument that The R0NIN did not kill a ship and still managed to progress is a compelling one, and to be honest they could be considered lucky that the other team didn’t show up (given how many points they handicapped by). That said, that they killed no ships in their second fight is no fault of their own and they should not be penalized for it. In our opinion it is the only way to fairly call this match.
This call was made long before the cutoff point was known for the group stage, and at that time we discussed at length the possibility that another team might be bumped out of contention if The R0NIN did make the cut. Ultimately though, we feel that it would be unfairly penalizing The R0NIN to make any other call.
Drazba uspesne probehla a moc jsem si to uzival skoro takova zabava jako turnajovy fajty samotny
Vydrazili jsme napotreti za 15.7B po urputnych prihazovacich bitkach s Outbreakem, Death Teroristama a Goonama .
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