Yesterday was the 100th anniversary of the Easter Rising, a failed attempt by the Irish to expel the British from their home island. While the Easter Rising failed, it set in motion the complex set
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Momento Mori I – The Beginning
On March 19th, Red vs Blue returned to the world of NPSI with its inaugural Momento Mori roam. Led by the amazing Mangala Solaris, the man who made Ganked, roughly 60 pilots met up in
Skill Injectors: A Second Hand Account
I spoke a little previously about getting active in RvB again, and of my brothers in law sinking deep into the Eve rabbit hole. BP went so far as to purchase a character off of
The Future of MMOs
Black Desert Online is all the rage among the blogger circuit lately – in some cases, literally all the rage. It appears that the Korean MMO, which is free to play overseas but buy-to-play (i.e.
Voting for the 11th CSM Under Way!
GO VOTE. Seriously, if you’re someone who thinks that a player advisory board for Eve Online is a good idea, you should probably vote in this CSM election – if nothing else, a decent turnout
Roadmap to Hell
Welcome to the continuing monthly EVE Blog Banters and our 72nd edition! For more details about what the blog banters are please visit the Blog Banter page. Blog Banter 72 – This is the Road
I Can’t Disagree Enough
I woke up this morning and started paging through Twitter and blog feeds. Eventually I came across Talvorian Dex’s most recent post over on Target Caller: The CCP Dichotomy. As I read, I really couldn’t
Painting the Town Red
Back in December, my PC started failing on me. This was both a curse and a blessing – a curse in that I couldn’t really play any PC games (including EVE) for a good month
Blog Banter 71: Ship Bloat
Welcome to the continuing monthly EVE Blog Banters and our 71st edition! For more details about what the blog banters are please visit the Blog Banter page. Too Many Ships Spoil the Sandpit? We all
First Look: Eve Online’s Project Discovery
Back at EVE Vegas 2015, CCP announced that they had formed a partnership with a Swedish research team to enact a sort of folding@home project specific to the EVE client called Project Discovery. The researchers,