CCP Games, developer of EVE Online (opens in new tab)has released a New Year’s message with details about its plans for 2023.The recent Uprising expansion stepped up warfare between EVE’s factions by blowing up entire planets (opens in new tab)launches a major series of changes to warfare between factions in notoriously dangerous low-security spaces.
That war change seems to have worked. “Of particular note is the 75% increase in PvP kills in low-sec, and the 11% increase in his PvP kills in high-sec, despite the additional restrictions on ganks,” he said. says. “This gave a huge boost to industry and mining, with naval ship production up 14,709% and capital production up 34%!”
2023 marks the 20th anniversary of EVE Online, but the momentum continues. According to CCP, the EVE expansion is scheduled for both Q2 (April-June) and Q4 (October-December) of 2023. Additionally, this year’s massive Fanfest event will celebrate his 20th anniversary of EVE in Reykjavik. From September 21st to 23rd.
EVE Online is a hugely successful space MMO that has been around since 2003 and pioneered a near-unique game model based (and still today) on a player-driven economy. The past few years have seen a big change in the game. major overhaul (opens in new tab)The number of UI and graphics elements has increased along with a new player experience better suited for games of the 2020s.
This player-focused attitude means EVE is one of the most famous MMOs. Because every story is a story of tragedy and betrayal between people, not between players and games.Whether it’s his year-long plan to destroy the deadly fortress (opens in new tab)an elaborate assassination plan (opens in new tab)or the incredible story of the 16-month plan to steal the famous pirate ship (opens in new tab).
This year we’re also proudly releasing a closed beta of our Microsoft Excel plug-in for EVE, almost jokingly but not jokingly. (opens in new tab)
can read Full Producer’s Letter on the EVE Online website. (opens in new tab)
