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I figured that since the Amarr use lasers, and the Stratios fits lasers, I should go to a place where the NPCs are vulnerable to that weapon system.

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But where to go? I want to learn how to fly some of the combat sites as well as hunt down the usual data and relic sites, so I set my eyes on the Amarr Empire. Over the weekend I finally fit my Stratios with a reasonable build and headed out to do some extended exploration. The same fate had befallen the rest of the crew, even the captain in his capsule was now only a dry huskвЂ¦вЂ™ вЂEvery seat in the passenger cabin was occupied, the occupants sitting so peacefully one could believe they were napping, if it werenвЂ™t for the fact that each and every one had been completely drained of their blood. So while Neville wrote his 'Occupy New Eden' manifestoВ at the beginning of May,В I searched for indications that the road map already included those elements. I've heard that intuition is a subconscious collation of facts.

Just not the short-term future.Д«ut that's all I had, a feeling. Where was the content for high sec? My feeling at the time was that just because CCP did not announce something at Fanfest didn't mean content wasn't coming in the future. Neville Smit looked at the day and took the lack of new features one step further. Otherwise, I thought the first day was rather pedestrian. CCP Ghost's presentation (and brain) was a highlight that teased fascinating possibilities for the future. I think most of us agreed that the presentations were not filled with exciting stuff. A group of us sat around drinking and discussing our impressions of the keynotes. One of those times occurred at Fanfest this year at the end of the first day of the convention. Sometimes I wonder if I follow what happens outside EVE way too much. I just hope the game sticks around for awhile longer. But when I want to just putter around and not worry about death, Dragomon Hunter is a nice place to visit.

EVE is still my main game, even if I don't get to play as much as I used to. I don't know what all of this means for Dragomon Hunter, or my Aeria account.

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Yes, the game that Daybreak dropped back in November is still running in Europe and Asia, with Dragon's Prophet receiving a patch as recently as the end of April. One interesting tidbit is that Gamigo publishes Dragon's Prophet in Europe. I remember that many European players protested when the German company became the publisher for Sony Online Entertainment's portfolio of games in Europe. Gamigo and Aeria announced a merger, with Aeria's parent company ProSiebenSat.1 becoming a minority shareholder. Yesterday brought news of another merger into the world of Dragomon Hunter. I figure if all I do is log in to see what the rewards are, I will at least get some ideas of how CCP should develop the EVE Online dailies program. I guess I have to keep logging in every day for the next four weeks to find all the goodies. The new rotation also gives out more loyalty points, which players can use to purchase some items available in the cash shop. I couldn't find details about the new system, but the rewards went from a 10-day rotation to a 28-day rotation. I didn't try to log into the game until Saturday, which was the correct choice, as the new server performed poorly and required an emergency maintenance to fix the issues.ДЄeria used the server merger to revamp the daily login rewards. That made sense, as the one time I queued up for a match I wound up giving up. The devs stated that one of the reasons for the merger was to shorten the wait times to get into the PvP arenas. I like the game, but a lot of the YouTube videos weren't so kind.ДЄpparently Dragomon Hunter is not as popular as Aeria originally thought as the two North American servers merged into a single shard last week. During a long weekend spent making instawarp bookmarks in lowsec, running around an anime world gathering resources, doing dailies, and tending the creatures on my ranch for an hour or so is a nice break. I play a little free-to-play (F2P) game called Dragomon Hunter.

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