I prefer to think along those lines rather than 'Spoiler Alert!'ДЄll they have really said is that the Ghost Sites are going to be VERY IMPORTANT to player built Star Gates for the future exploration and expansion of the New Eden cluster. Someone who brings portents and signs of the future. well from that perspective it's a little weird for one thing but it does give us the ability to ask questions of an Oracle as twere. and as such having one of the Gods of New Eden come down from on high for an interview is. One of the things we need to take into account is that, while I love the virtuality of EvE (it is one of my absolute top priorities as an EvE player and blogger) EvE is, in point of fact, a game. The deeper immersion that comes from not knowing the Plans of the Gods if you will, yet. and I appreciate your position actually, I too really like some fog-of-the-future in my game.

I refuse to use his dev name as I believe using it may violate point 2 of the Terms of Service. But I have a lot of vacation time I need to take before the end of the year so I'll have some time to come up with one.ДЎ. I have a little time as I'm still grinding loyalty points for the Sisters of EVE. I'd tell you the details, but I don't have one made yet. Just that possibility, even knowing I probably would find nothing, would have spiced up the game for me. Exploring around low sec hoping to find something in some out of the way system of vast importance just isn't going to happen. So with the spoilers, part of the incentive of just going with the flow of the main story is gone. I would have preferred to learn that as the story progressed and not before we crossed the Rubicon.

So yeah, advancing the main story line will require players to run ghost sites for the next 3-4 years. In my view he took away some of those potential 'holy shit' moments that CSM Vice-Chairman Ripard Teg has referred to. Reid revealed and why the interview actually is the real thing and not just another flawed attempt by a games journalist to explain what is happening in Eve. But expecting David Reid to hold back on information that could help him sell the game now is pretty silly in its own right.Д®VE University's Neville Smit has a really good write-up on the future of Eve that explores the meaning of the information that Mr. 1 I knew that CCP Seagull's vision of player-made star gates jumping into the great unknow would take years to build and was ready to ride the story for that time. Perhaps the maintenance crew didn't switch out the pod goo properly, but I was pretty disappointed when I read VG24/7's interview with CCP's Chief Marketing Officer and Interim Executive Producer David Reid.

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