EVE Online

Character development in EVE Online for PC is quite peculiar - instead of gaining experience points, which is typical for MMO games, you teach your character new skills. Many of them, like navigation, guarantee overall benefits. Due to the implementation of 24-hours skill training queue, the process of learning is continued even after leaving the server. Of course, a well-developed character needs a decent vessel – the title features dozens of them. They are divided into types, sizes, and destinations. Each of them requires modules improving performance, shields, and weaponry. Implementation of almost every new technology means the necessity of learning a new set of corresponding skills.

The production by C enables the player to develop the character in a few directions and to choose different playing styles. For example, players can engage in trade and transport wares from station to station, extract resources, produce technology, or focus on military missions. It is worth mentioning that almost every item in EVE is crafted by the players. Courier, mining, or military missions are given by NPCs representing big corporations. If you successfully complete your quests, you are awarded not only with credits, but also with reputation points, which reflect your status in fractions. The more trust you earn, the better paid and more difficult missions you get.

EVE Online will not bore you, as creators add new missions and challenges systematically - raids of fleet led by Sansha Kuvakei serve as a great example. More advanced players can set up their own organisations – corporations and alliances – and thanks to that they can complete more difficult quests. Such activities even have dedicated special character skills. The existence of an astonishing number of PvE activities does not mean that there are no PvP elements. Contrary to what one may think, it focuses on waging wars and battles, which later in the game turn out to be the main course. Around a small, peaceful centre, there is a wide stretch of low-security systems where players constantly fight in the PvP mode.

New Eden regulars who pay the monthly fee regularly receive free updates – over the years there have been more than 20 of them published. This is the chronological list of big and free extensions to the title (apart from them there are dozens of smaller ones):

• Second Genesis
• Castor
• Exodus
• Cold War
• Red Moon Rising
• Revelations
• Revelations II
• Trinity
• Empyrean Age
• Quantum Rise
• Apocrypha
• Dominion
• Tyrannis
• Incursion
• Incarna
• Crucible
• Inferno
• Retribution
• Odyssey
• Rubicon

Technical aspects

EVE Online for PC features good quality audio-visuals and offers a number of built-in extras, like a music player, a mail system, and an Internet browser. The production is different from other MMO games, which usually are divided into servers/worlds – the virtual space is big enough for everyone, so there are tens of thousands of players visiting it at the same time. The community of players, who create their own portals ing the game or even radio stations, is also a valuable asset.