Take a look at this devblog for more information on how you can put forward a proposal to speak on stage at EVE Vegas 2019!
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I am thinking about submitting the proposal of a full interview, no holds barred, regarding CCP idiot ideas on blackout and other supposed âChaosâ novelties. I would be on Skype from Europe, while Hilmar, Falcon and the other numbnuts on stage. No holds barred and not a âkiss my a$$ interviewâ like what TiS has done so far. And all the questions would come from the community on forums
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Iâm no Texas lawyer, but since it takes place in Las Vegas, wonât they just plead the fifth? 
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True, but contrary to TiS, I would harass them no stop for answers throughout the whole interview. Might not get answers, but it would be damn entertaining to see Hilmar and the rest of his staff uncomfortable live on Twitch
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The reason TIS and other interviews donât hassle and harass their guests for answers all interview is that that tends to end interviews abruptly. They can just walk off/cut the feed, you know. No one has to sit there and take that for an hour, theyâre not testifying before a judge and jury in a courtroomâŚ
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Would internet kill for a decent dev blog about eve online.
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Iâll have my people call your people 
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Then let the CCP idiots end the interview. It looks bad on them for not providing answers, not being forthcoming and ending the interview. In the meantime, TiS is simply kissing their ass, to be vulgar
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Damn shame you cant buy those medic skins anymore 
Chaos! The new responce to questions such as; what are your plans for the future of EVE? CHAOS! How do you plan to grow the player base at the same time as keeping existing players engaged? CHAOS! (Hilmar is crazy)
Does anyone think Hilmar has the balls to actually defend this crap?
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He did already in the TiS interview, at great length. They were amazed and super happy about virtually everything that has happened to this point. Everything is working as planned and working out super amazing from CCPâs perspective. That sentiment wonât have changed to this day.
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In being fair, I wish I could see from my foxhole, but I dont. We are losing players, its players that make Eve not bots. As I have said, if he can turn it around and get the players back, I willvsing his praises!
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What they did at TiS was not an interview. The TiS idiots were kissing CCP ass instead of challenging them. So no, it was not a real interview, but more a self pat on the ass
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So sad I canât make it there this year.
Elise, Carneros, and I did a great job. We know how to talk to a CEO. Hilmar came to speak about something, and he spoke about it in great detail. We moved CCP reps around the theme, and by the end, viewers understood what the Era of Chaos was and what it would bring. That was our job, and we did it well.
Interviewing the guys responsible for the vision of EVE is not about point-scoring or fantasy fulfillment of sticking it to the man. That would not have made them reverse their direction, and that wasnât our job.
That said, thanks for watching 
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Appreciate the post and you get points for defending your people and your venture.
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No joke. Itâs amazing what some idiots think $15 actually buys them, in terms of rights, privileges, and the willingness of anyone else to put up with their insipid vitriol.
I know youâre trying primarily to put up engageable content to entertain us but it was kinda cringeworthy in parts.
Hilmarâs comment minute in about âPurple Doughnutâ made me groan. Your comment later that Hilmar was on another level with âPurple Doughnutâ was almost sycophantic cover up.
Its Blue Doughnut! Blue Doughnut!
To many Blackout looked like CCP flailing around and basically screwing with gameplay to benefit a minority of the player base, who ultimately by themselves arenât enough to sustain the game in the long term.
TIS had a unique opportunity as much as Hilmar and Falcon did to articulate confident answers on the direction of Eve. The episode felt like a PR appearance.
Its not a criticism of TIS was as much its a frustration that Hilmar and Falcon were perceived to receive a free pass on TIS when many wanted to know what the purpose, or âfailureâ/âsuccessâ conditions were for the changes.
Not, it would not have, but if they canât publicly defend their choices, that itself is hardly a positive sign. TIS could have inquired about alternatives to the blackout, thereâs a whole community out there that have some decent ideas. The cyno changes could be argued to be a much better first step on CCPâs part.
If CCP had waited a month and implemented the cyno changes prior to blackout, there wouldnât have been as much crowing by the large umbrella groups about how it was business as usual.
Now that the blackout is over, really one has to ask, what did it achieve?
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