“What do you get when you remove the danger and the randomness? Highsec.”
-Peace in our time! GOTG and Fraternity surrender to Imperial Legacy drawing a conclusion, or at least an extended pause, to the northern and southern fronts of EVE’s largest war.
–Major balance patch incoming: 500MN HIC changes and controversy, ECM reworked: what’s strong now?, the future of the combat interceptor line
-Artimus has an epic fight in lowsec
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“Cat ears for all!”
-Shoutouts to the retiring Hugh Caswakk
-The Big War: Holy League withdraws, Legacy surges in the south, and Goons setup 2 big Keepstar showdowns up north
-Wild War 2: EBOLA comes to terms with Cure, POD: still getting their asses kicked, Templis CALSF moves in to GW, a huge 5 way melee in 7Q!
-CCP acquired by Pearl Abyss: Details on the purchase and accompanying statements, a look at who/what Pearl Abyss is, and the implications of both good and bad possible outcomes are explored
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“Pigeons…?”
-Update on the Big War as the trench lines are drawn
-AT finals! Zzzzz
-Wild update on Wild War 2. The end? Not likely…
-Artimus calls out Alek’s questionable branding sense, while Alek retorts with pity for Artimus’ deprived childhood
-Everything you ever wanted to know about flying and fighting Triglavian ships
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“I am not pleased with this meta…”
-The Big War: Each sides prospects for victory and what that could look like, The Battle of X47 (10 trillion in the dirt!), status check on the northern and southern fronts
-ATXVI: Review of the emerging metas and comp archetypes, Artimus pines for AT comps of old, some match highlights, and a look at next week’s brackets
-Wildlands War 2: Alek runs down a timeline of the major battles and developments in his home region of Great Wildlands over the past two weeks. Artimus and Alek share war stories from the front lines.
