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I didn’t call you stupid, but I’ll go ahead and take a page from your book.
Tactics are also used so being protected against any attack will become a new doctrine.
Princess will have a hard time selling permits.
/Princess uses a copy of the doctrine first created by the true
This for one. But since that’s its purpose, I’ll have to wait and see.
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I’m still coming to terms with no contract scamming allowed to new Capsuleers.
Why? Have you been scamming new players?
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Yeah-nah just asking for a friend.
I miss the person in the seat behind the screen being valued as a contributor.
Instead these days you are judged on how many alts you are runnings, and often by how much you can do yourself that benefits other people.
If you only have 1 account, you are looked down upon as not-valuable.
I miss the person being important.
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Who exactly judges you and to what outcome? (And why do you care?)
If your proposition would be an universal truth for the whole of EVE, i would not expect a single veteran or corp recruiter to venture to Exordium for recruiting, as only “worthless people” would be waiting there?
The old models were almost totems, nature spirits given shape in scrap and hurled into space by force of will. Old portraits captured this as well.
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I miss Arty Muninns
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I MISS the old cross style icons of ships! my god those times! I hated when that changed!
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I miss the old company name, it was so easy to type… 
Now they’re Fenris Creations.
FC.
They can now be confused by gamers for Funcom.
That might be even worse than being associated with the CCP.
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And had a nice (and fitting) double meaning too. 
So instead of CCPlease in the future players will ask FC what do?
You could try of course, but usually if you keep chatting to your FC, he will yell ‘clear comms’ back to you…
I always said I’d come back if PA sold CCP. Don’t call it a comeback, I’ve been here for years.
RIP CCP games
Self discipline. I guess that’s what I miss most about our old corp. No clear comms were necessary.
a challenge. everything has been dumbed down and made easy.
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