jukebox, warping to exact coordinate without 2.5km deviation, the huuuuuuge biography character limit we could write entire novels, the miscellaneous contract you could shove entire item/character links into without needing to bug everyone with alliance evemails, that captain’s quarters where you could stare at your ship or pretend to be immersed fully (but get bored and disable the feature for a while)
oh man, there’s a million things. i could go on and on
I miss the old outposts, once they came online they were there to stay, you could capture them, but you couldn’t destroy them, so they became landmarks. Pieces of EVE history which sadly no longer exist.
I also miss being able to travel through jump gates without getting a headache from the ridiculous bright flashes as you enter and exit them.
Look, I get the problems it could cause in large carrier fleets, but man, nuking combat refitting destroyed dread piloting… A good dread pilot was worth his weight in gold. Now, go ahead and log in 4 dread alts and occasionally alt+tab through them.
The old players have been warning CCP for years. They were more interested in the $ than the desires of those who made their game successful. That’s too bad too. Eve was such a great game at its peak.
I miss how you could save fits for non-playable ships, like the Eidolon, which happens to still be my favorite ship of all time. (I just love the look of it.) I also like the original Enigma frigate, which looked like a Daredevil with a red shield thingie out front.
