Woah, you're here? You put money into the patreon as well? Nice.

provided him all the yorkshire tea to help with the research?

@@planta3240 Of course! It is part of my continued plan of driving the other creators on the platform to various states of psychosis

Holy shit, he's alive.

I have provided $210 worth of yorkshire tea which is roughly 8750 bags of tea@@ritwik1223

this made me laugh 🐿️

This comment does NOT have the recognition it deserves

underrated comment 😂

shameless really... i hope all those 1000 patrons get their money back.

OMG!!!!! Top Tier comment

me too never played video games but still found this whole video interesting

meditate up on it, seeing the truth about the nature of man and the world

@@josephyoung6749 Trust me this is beyond the level of what video games are normally like

I really love learning the history of things especially game development especially since it relates to my career it’s so fun

when it comes to eve he hasnt even scratched the surface.

i mean happened with nukes irl basically, same with dreadnaughts for a bit

To be fair, the new ship is a race, so a lot of people are ready immediately after the first

Now imperium have over 1000 in their super fleet 😂

I love this comment so much, lol

Always thought Luke had the tism but maybe that's me

Yes.. Most of us are.

So it's like Star Wars

this is 100% true

The neutron star-powered planet killer hyperstation; *_B I G C H U N G U S_*

That, and it's from a movie over the hedge probably

I haven't watched the video yet but Ascendant Frontier named it after Steve Irwin, who had died recently.

Having it destroyed with help from the devs is a major pussy move on the other hand. Means that you need to call daddy to help you hold down someone alone in an alley to jump them.

and then Bob killed him, I love gamer naming

1st comment

I wish I could like this comment but it has 666 likes

​@@nigelwest5776you can now

@@nigelwest5776 Your master has failed. It's now 863.

@@matt_r.2510we must bring it to 1337

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The very first gooners

Wow that's... big

@@elevate07you could make a religion out of this

personally im a big fan of how the "clusterfuck alliance of the Goon Swarm" rebranded to "Imperium" for branding purposes.

@@boarfaceswinejaw4516 Come to nulsec and talk that sh1te scrub

very twin peaks

@@boarfaceswinejaw4516 Especially since "Goon Swarm" takes on an entirely different meaning now than it did over a decade ago.

I helped build Steve. I am not sure if this detail is mentioned in the video or not but even better is Steve the titan was named after Eh Steve in homestar runner. It's a good juxtaposition of a very silly name in a very pivotal moment in the game's history

Yes!

It's like when watching a Summoning Salt video and seeing a name like jimmypoopins talked about with such reverence.

"and victory was achieved, by Lenny Kravitz 2"

​@@Maxjk0Yes, LennyKravtiz2 always took me out lol

“No one would ever expect the historical significance of the actions that boobyLicker69 would take on that day, it would echo for years…”

i’d say you’re pretty tech savvy for your age, with no offense meant of course. how old are u btw?

@@altdefcon2003 - 2024 + 51

@@altdefcon 51 + 21 = 72 (sorry, couldn't help myself)

Godspeed man. Keep going.

What an incredible legacy you've helped weave. Thank you for being a part of this incredible journey!

That’s capitalism, baby

It kind of seems like a lot of that had to do with in-game changes the devs made to sort of force it in that direction, though. Or at least, it seems like they made the transfer of power, territory, and resources harder to achieve by smaller factions, so larger, more powerful factions had to form.

I guess it is interesting but also that's like all of history, and not just human history. Life isnt just a numbers game but 90% of it is.

​@@LifesNeverHumDrum that's society guy nothing to do with economic models lol

@@bb_arcadia5752 idk I think my summation is apt considering the evolution of the game is economically motivated

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Down the wormhole

@@mattiismouse1086 I love that the occupants are called "wormholers".

Why is everyone so afraid to admit that this is Fred’s worst video by far? Because he took two years and a bunch of money to make it? Tell me, honestly, with a straight face, that this shit isn’t like having a stroke trying to follow it. It’s incredibly dry and info-dumpy, it’s his shoddiest work and it doesn’t compare. All his other videos suck you in, this one drives you away. But everyone acts like it’s his magnum opus because 2 years bro… be real with yourself. It’s garbage for his standards. Should’ve been cut into a series of more manageable story threads. And that way, there wouldn’t have been a 2 year content drought either. Nobody can honestly say this video is better for being a one-parter

@@HieronymousLexcan your autistic brain not pace itself or have any patience? Don't watch it all for 5 hours straight and expect to remember everything.

And untrue, but savage, yes.

I may be wrong but I believe it was first said by Robert Muldoon, PM of New Zealand from 1975 - 84, when referring to New Zealanders leaving for Australia - "New Zealanders who leave for Australia raise the IQ of both countries." Of course it was probably said earlier but it's a fairly well known quote in NZ.

Lol

@@Kektus1 Nah it's true.

I was playing wow classic while listening and I felt so called out

yup. he's literally the only channel that I will never unsubscribe from. i have no idea whether he's making another video or he's done for good, yet I wait patiently every single time

"The power of Steve the Titan blunted their advance simply with the threat of its presence" is also a good one

@@IMModusOperandiAny line involving Steve, it’s power and the reverence of its power is a good line.

​@@Gwennerini Came to say this. Steve will forever hold an unassailable position of awe and reverence in New Eden.

meow meow, purr

I just noticed the length and I'm in awe

Fredrik Knudsen has a good habit of only making things as long as they need to be. I mean, hell, he condensed the whole sonichu saga to about 20 minutes. I can't wait to figure out how fucking crazy this topic is that he couldn't make it shorter.

I've been following this project for a year and a half and it's absolutely bonkers how many times he had to push it back for quality purposes. Love that he has the balls to admit that it ain't up to his standards

true also eve online is a very deep hole

Took him all that 2 years to make it I guess :D

I caught wind of it on reddit. Managed to load the system and as least be there lol.

😮

Only thing I remember about B-R5RB is TiDi being so bad I was able to shower and have breakfast in the time it took to reload my siege launchers.

​ @DarkRavenhaft Good times lol I distinctly remember the leader of my little group of dreads telling us to "siege up and then go take a bathroom break and grab food, we should be ready to fight by the time you get back". B-R has this reputation as a big dramatic battle, but we really did just sit around staring at one another for hours and hours waiting for modules to cycle lmao

@@IsfetSolaris@thatguykalem What side were you guys on?

Nah Chris Chan is free and that's probably the more intimidating thing out uf two

How is this intimidating?

How were there 2 years of inactivity if there's a darn 6 hour long illustrative essay video? It's like wondering why buns don't appear on shelves right away.

do you know what intimidating means?

Intimidating??

It’s crazy when you think about it, you were a normal working man, 9-5 mining for cash and you’re having normal conversations and valuing the simple things and there’s just an insane war happening somewhere else in the universe and you just had murmurs and whispers. You literally lived another life

Because it's really close to real life. That's what you're doing, right now. Working your little job, living your little life, while massive events go on around you. It's creepy, tbh, but in a enjoyable way

Truly a nonfiction sci-fi, eh?

Day in the life of a Star Wars background character lol

You get the same feeling when you study modern history.

looking forward to star citizen one upping eve in ten years at the earliest XD

@@Weromano I'm hoping we'll see the creators of star citizen on JCS getting their arrest interviews picked apart for what will be one of the biggest scams in history.

@@CriticoolHit I love to see people calling it a scam while there is playable game, even more so as it turns out their main team was working on Squadron 42 all these years and having SC as secondary project (what was said will happen firsthand in begining of paetron) Having over 2k people working for the company also is not small feat to pay wages for everyone. And now on top of that we have their game engine that will be published for others to use as Unreal, Unity etc. If it would be scam, at least scam on level to warant an arrest, you would not be able to play the game, it would be just never ending showcases with no product.

At risk of delivering Star Citizen a grievous and unwarranted insult, Counterpoint: Dream World.

@@CriticoolHit If this was a scam, it would be the most inefficient one in history…

WOA Caddicarus???? Hey I think this might be the only time i ever get to interact with you lol But I'm a huge fan and I absolutely love your videos - They got me through an extremely tough time back in 2020 when I was graduating online. Your kind of a core memory for me cause I distinctly remember finishing my final bit of work from the entire 12th grade at 4:00AM, then just binging your show for the rest of the night. Your one of my favorites on the platform, so thankyou so much!

@@SimeonJesterim sry this is so heartwarming omgggg like such a sweet comment, i wish u the best

This is the best quote in the whole video. 1:23:28

Little did everyone know that this comment was foreshadowing of a new character in the Caddicaverse that would rival the likes of Long Dennis and Sam Widge in terms of power and charm. One that could possibly slay Spons even. Steve.

That's what I call an interesting war

It's interesting, I opened the launcher this morning and saw that as well. With how bad it makes CCP look over decisions with DUST 514, WoD, and the like, I wonder if they (CCP) actually watched the video before putting that link up.

Glad you're here

​@@Sangheilitat117i doubt it. Its like theyre saying "come look at all of our bad decisions"

most big video game companies have absolutely horrible reputations, from EA to blizzard to all the other ones. So this video is just a free advertisement and a really cool entertaining video helping to enrich peoples experience of playng eve. Bad decisions are a normality, and this video makes them seem better then other game devs at least to me as someone who has not played eve since this video tells me they have a functional game, no terrible lootboxes or microtransactions, and a democraticly elected council of advisors from the playerbase. What other company even listens to their fans? and this one has player elected advisors. To me it makes them seem better then most game devs

@@jackspedicy2711 Old School RuneScape allows players to vote on the direction of the game, provided they have a certain amount of in-game skill levels (to prevent people from botting the polls).

Is only game, why you have to be mad?

Why does it look like as if he treated bots better than players? xd

He got told to touch grass by an online space pirate

As an Eve player, it's funny. Highsec players play the game to relax. Lowsec pilots play for PVP. Nullsec pilots play for political drama. Wormhole pilots are batshit crazy.

@@wingspantt "Highsec players play the game to relax. Lowsec pilots play for PVP. Nullsec pilots play for political drama. Wormhole pilots are batshit crazy." Lol I wish this was in the description box with no other information. Just this & a 5+ hour video, sitting g there, dauntingly.

You meet bronies in most unexpected places

@@JustRandomSymbols Yeah. Like in the borderlands 2 credits

*Brohoof. /)*

@@prot07ype87 (\

Check out Adam Curtis if you want some fun documentaries on irl politics

This video is OK but only covers a tiny part of EVE

​@@user-tx7qm3ml8nwhat's missing?

Real politics, some people want to something and the other people don't, every so often a new thing comes up, then the then everyone swaps places. Carry on infinitely into the future.

@@bepdHypernormalization goes so hard.

It's never too late bro. Eve is alive and well. Now is perhaps one if the best times to join in.

Eve is still alive

Yeah it's never too late. Especially now that Skill Injectors are a thing.

People were saying in 2006 that it is too late to join EVE because you will never catch up. Lol LMAO

How is it too late? The game is still running and thousands of people are playing. If you're thinking "but I'm way behind the older players!", you've got it all wrong, sprinting to the endgame in a linear progression to "really start playing" isn't how EVE works. You learn slowly and the ships you fly at the start don't stop being useful later. It's normal for veterans to fly low tier/small ships in many situations, and you can be almost immediately useful to multiplayer fleets even as a relative noob. EVE is a journey, not a race.

this is so fascinating. i love coming back to this video to read comments from eve vets and hear their stories. thank you for sharing!

"X" for POS destruction, little bee...

What is Eroticagate?

Yeah ok just keep glazing your “”supreme leader of hisec”” 💀

Eve Online is a buck wild game, with an even more buck wild playerbase.

Haven't finished the video yet, but that doesn't sound "unreal", that is legitimately scary. Despite the presumably innocuous intention, having the ability to track a person's address and cutting their power just for a videogame is incredibly dangerous.

@@alexanderpadida8339 I'm not sure if you understood correctly what unreal means? It means something like 'unbelievable' as in 'it's unbelievable to me some people went this far [because that's batshit insane behaviour]'

@@oxey_ it's completely reckless and dangerous..

@@lordblazer yes that is also what I'm saying

Had me talking to my coworkers about the unbelievable scale of a game that none of us have played before.

Spent 13 years on the game. It's over the top good.

Look up the Battle of B-R5RB You'll be VERY impressed and even tempted to play. some 15 years in the game myself.

I only noticed the time now WHAAAT.

@@halashooligans That battle is what Section 18 covers in the video.

And although the video makes it look like a turkey shoot with titans, at first it was not, it was a super bold move for Imperium to detether and attack the enemy titans, yeah some papi titans didn't make the jump correctly, but they still had an overwhelming force.

As a former Eve player from back in those days, I've got to say the stories are incredible (as demonstrated with this video). However, hearing that it was your father who played suddenly makes me feel very, very old. ;)

I was like 13 when it happend and just started playing online games, so yeah, sorry to make you feel old :'D

That sounds lame 😂😂

@@cumpanions8105 You must be fun at parties

Wholesome

Sure worked on XQC lmaooooo

I don't know, I wouldn't put it past them to put up the video and then watch it while periodically eat, go to the bathroom etc...

They could just play the video and then leave for 5 hours

He actually gave them permission to stream it on Twitter

He literally said he wont mind

😲📯

Remember: These guys bully people to death. They're Scientology Cartman.

I would've joined on the Other side. Spent most of my time in nullsec fighting Goons, and even in other entire games where they showed up, even if they were on my team (keeping the same username was always a dead giveaway). Tho I remember unshipping Mittani once, when Goons was still the new, fresh, pimple faced bully on the kindergarden playground. Almost podded him, too, but our 'ceptor got popped and he broke lock.

That is epic 🙂

if only he became painter instead ^^@@amzarnacht6710​

Do you have anything you'd want to add when it comes to wormhole space? That was definitely something I was interested in hearing bits from throughout the video (I don't play EVE)

Give us stories

@@ADEtheMayhem Okay i tell you one. One day our POS manager left the wormhole with 500 Million in loot to sell it and he did. But the WH collapsed behind him. So noone was left at the wormhole and the WH POS only had 1 week of fuel left. We had to search for our wormhole system for 6 days with untold dangers from other players to get back to it and refill the wormhole POS. That one week, and the untold billions of loot and ships we had left there. The POS manager who left the WH and searched for it 6 days was mentally destroyed, even after managing to get back. The stress was so much for him he left the game for good. Never seen one person break, his whole EvE existence was in that WH and the possibility to lose it all, was just to much stress for him to handle reallife.

lol thats why i left holes

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When that winet person was talking a bunch of shit, I had this feeling that I want isk was not capping. should have known the resources they had would have been vast

Also, when the Imperium goes back to the roots almost a decade and half later as Goonswarm by sending a swarm of ships against PAPI... Pure Kino

i swear i scrolled down for a short break, i see this and then it literally just got to that part LMAO amazing

That's the thing, CCP acts as if this was unexpected. They often talk as if EVE was a real world and an academic worthy social experiment. But the very concept of a hyper capitalist society is already known to end up like that. Competition leads to an eventual cartel of highly concentrated groups and stratification of society. In other words, if they really wanted to analyze New Eden seriously, they would know that this was the natural outcome. People and groups dedicated to accumulating wealth enough to fund wars and to control the flow of the galaxy. Creating a ultra free market ends up like that, they can try to reset things by removing the cassinos but it will just happen again. It's the natural flow of the system they created.

@@LuizAlexPhoenix The problem was that by allowing these casinos they would be actually be facilitating RMT to the tune of tens/hundreds of thousands of dollars which can quite quickly even become cover for actual real world money-laundering. And that is a good way to get the attention of financial regulators or even risk your relationship with PayPal/credit card providers. Jagex had a similar problem at one point.

Play. Just to give context to this amazing video. Make sure to find both Empires of Eve books

Never heard of this one? Yeah nah I gave WoW a bit of go but didn't really get too far into it. I considered EvE but it just seemed too complex for 12 yr old me. Would honestly take to theoretical physics faster than EVE Online.

I got a friend who plays this - gotta ask him tomorrow if he already watched this as well.

@@stevenbeckwith6307 The average age of the playerbase is probably ~40, with plenty being in their 50s and comparatively fewer 20 year olds here and there. You have time. We'll likely still be here in a decade.

How is it possible to NOT have heard of EVE? 🤨

I would love to play an actual Dune game like that, although Im not a fan of paying real money for in game assets, I gotta eat and pay rent.

How long has it been???? U r the GOAT of youtube journalism

​@@egotrip995literally who lol

So basically...just like real life with the NWO and WEF...gotcha.

By the by, there are two EVE novels written as well. The Empyrean War and Templar One. Thay aren't based around the player exploits, but more about the four empires and the politics of it all.

im sorry to hear that ❤

Pay attention, capsuleer, for those who have gone before you call for you to join them. The cyno is now lit.

My condolences. You're remembering him in the most respectful way.

I'm sorry for your loss.

o7 may you wake up in a better place covered hydrostasis fluid, capsuleer.

it’s the Return of the King alright

Icelandic Dream Experiment sums it up pretty nicely

I already know this is leaving from EvE to WoW

@@MrFrogsieboth games are trash foh

​@@doublewhopper67its much older than that lol. commonly used about Scotland and England hahah

@@ninjacell2999 I know it for a 40+ year old joke involving two US states though the Scotland/English one is probably older.

​@@whom382 I heard it about the Oakies leaving for California

Is it too nerdy for me to say that hearing the description of EVE warfare (players don’t die, it’s just about draining resources and the will to fight) reminds me of Wendigoon’s description of the War in Heaven in Paradise Lost? And the can’t-live-with-them-can’t-live-without-them dynamic between players and war post-Casino wars does seem very WWI or like that Zero Punctuation joke about how old decedent societies like war for the sake of war.

@@lazymillennialjobseeker9282 no it isnt. Its pretty normal. Almost every online game has some autistic backstory with people creating factions n shit.

​@@lazymillennialjobseeker9282Real warfare is about draining resources and the will to fight. Also millions of people really die too!

​@@michaelmartin9022i think you missed the point

@@nononoohfuck the point, obviously, being to imply the EVE player base are demons.

So much stuff that sounds like it should be a movie or part of series. Like, that tether plan with motherships, the social club, the whole goons saga and their enemies...

It is and I love it

​@@michimatsch5862also how the Imperium sounds exactly like the US. Now all of the south and a most of the east is against the US and their alllies of the west Nato. It's extremely shocking how a game civilization is so similar to real life.

And it's boring af. Not worth the 2+ year hiatus

@@Kyle_Rieltry again girl

Are you seriously saying players will befriend you literally for years in order to gain trust and full access to whatever & rob you, or take over? That's really sick

Congrats on wasting a further six hours of your life

Sounds psychopathic, honestly.

@@luvmenow33 Yup, the Guiding Hand Social Club is one of the more infamous examples within EVE. Snuffed Out also requires more established players to betray their former alliance before joining them. Though normally it's easier to take advantage of drama in a rival corporation and get someone else to turn spy or steal assets for you.

@@user-bv7ys1st8d Half the fun of EVE is that there are genuine villains in the world. Being good is hard, and ultimately more rewarding for a lot of players. Of course the other half of the fun is becoming that wicked villain yourself.

Idk man, 2 years for a 6 hour documentary sounds ridiculous to me. There are KZfaqrs that make hour long vids every week like YourFavoriteSon. Especially since the history of Eve is so well documented.

We almost lost him to Eve online

Darksydephil said Fred Knudsen quit and implied he scammed people lol.

​@@laughingseal2282Eh, Fred did enjoy the good life with Jabroni Mike. And there's that, uh, owl avatar arc.

​@@FeiFongWangyeah and those KZfaqrs have entire teams to help them with every single aspect of the video production including research. this is like two people

your glory days are over

King

A small but concrete stake in history

Proof or your lieing who just pops in to take credit and expects us to trust a simple comment on youtube

What does he possibly gain? It's not like he's asking for money@@supme7558

I have never seen a KZfaqr take two years to make a vid. I just assumed that you became the Good & Evil 2 of KZfaq.

If we make it out alive and we're all done with this, want to go fishing?

I love you, Mr Touch 🌈

Too much work for me to comprehend.

@@charlenetweaver2557I would love to

As someone who was in a Goon guild in a very different game, we're generally very good at getting people to want to punch us in the face :D

@@loslomo goons presence in the game was xmas morning under the tree for Panfam

losers online aren't villains, they are almost always someone in need yet to know effects of true villainy.

@@VM-hl8msbro it’s a videogame

Goonswarm are the goon guys btw

💀

the man himself did say that it was unfinished. He could probably talk about the market and pricing wars and take up at least 2 more hours. Never mind the high-sec drama, which he specifically didn't mention at the end. He just covered the basics. Literally. Sure, most capsuleers wont have the details down like Fredrick did but the gist of it and more? Oh yeah, they probably know more.

Was emotional ride for me to, and don't even play the game.

No need to be embarrassed, you participated in online history. Not many people can say that.

You've played even longer than me, I tip my hat to you sir!

I never played Eve. I did play Dust 514. It was the first fps game that I really got into and it had ties to Eve online. I remember doing clan fights for planets and if I remember correctly the Eve players would drop orbital strikes to hit the enemy team during a battle if your clan had Eve ship support. I dropped Dust when Destiny came out. Man I haven't thought about that game or this franchise in years and I didn't even realize that ppl still played Eve. That's crazy

My Dad is around your age too man. He still plays every now and then. Thanks for the story!

We're always happy to get new players. If you ever want to find out more, come to EvE and talk to us - there are a lot of veterans that make it a point of pride to help out newbros in their first few, crucial steps in New Eden. There's also a lot of EvE content out there as well - Jin'taan, who was mentioned in the video, has several epic war documentaries that delve deeper into the older politics of New Eden, if that's your jam. I'd also recommend Ashterothi for EvE lore, and delonewolf & JuriusDoctor for explainer videos.

@@DarkVeghetta Recruiting others won't get back your wasted life.

@@jslimefeld Living your life is not wasting it. Furthermore, relaxation is important for mental development and hobbies are important for personal growth. Lastly, being pointlessly rude does you no favors.

If this man could just teach me all the subjects for my degree i would be a genius

@@jslimefeld W

A second job basically

When I was a kid, My dad used to take me to a computer repair shop that had a huge screen on the show floor of the owners Eve account. I started tagging along just to watch for as long as I could. Blew my little mind lmao.

He's been working on it publically for two years it's not really outta nowhere

@@coffin7904i know right.. Not only has he been posting about it on his Twitter.. But it's also in his community tab lol

He also spent probably more time doing his v tuner persona

Hell yeah! I was just wondering about when it would be released, and suddenly it appears

​@@noblegalifreyan4551what's the channel name?

Oh wow, someone like that was an EVE gamer! That's pretty cool.

If you play EvE long enough and check bio's fairly regularly, you'll start to see RIP messages along with links to the profiles in question from in-game friends. It's both surreal and heartwarming to see the characters belonging to people that have perished irl, but are still remembered in-game by those who's lives they touched. EvE is special to many people.

He might have been the first person to get the word out about Benghazi. He posted on Something Awful as it was happening

​@@stevenbeckwith6307someone like what? Lol

@@earlyandoften An actual fucking diplomat? You know, someone you’d think least likely to play an MMO

Ooh look it's that other suspiciously high quality video essay person. Hello :)

I love you AtrocityGuide !!

I adore your videos, you're a top top documentary maker just like Fredrik is. You both deserve all the success and happiness in the world. You're the kind of people who my friends and family thank me for introducing them to your videos, seriously, that actually happened. It helps my family understand why I stopped watching actual TV and "cut the cord" so to speak, because documentaries like yours and Fredrik's are better than anything on TV. So yeah. I feel like you deserve the big bucks from a documentary production company too one day, just like Fredrik deserves it. Because you make such high quality documentaries as it is, with essentially no budget, and not easy capability to interview famous people, although in your video about be-afro'd zen master Rama, you did of course manage to interview one of his closest followers, which was a real coup I feel. You got a primary source, that way. But yeah, the access to big celebrities that working with a big production company would bring, plus of course tons of money, is something you two absolutely deserve. Like, not that you make sports documentaries or anything, but it reminds me of how Jon Bois makes incredible sports documentaries, but he can never interview the subjects of his docs, like for instance Michael Jordan. Netflix in their documentary series on the 90s Chicago Bull's, had interviews with everyone involved in the franchise back then, while Bois's video on the team Michael Jordan owns, the Charlotte Hornets (or the Bobcats as they were known back then) had no interviews with Michael or anyone else. He still makes better sports documentaries than anyone, Netflix included, but that kind of access is something only working with a big production company can bring. But yeah, your videos don't need that to he great, cos they already are great. So mainly I'm just thinking you deserve a large high paying contract lol. We all need success like that these days, in order to pay rent. Sorry for waffling. Just keep doing what you're doing, cos it's awesome.

That end credits song was surprisingly haunting for a video about gamers playing war in digital space

That was just before my time in EVE. I started 2 months before M2.

i was a support gate camper for B-R, aiming to kill pods because entering the system was basically impossible. Back when Fatal Ascension was often vying for the 2nd spot in CFC. I did finally get my butt in a dread for 6VDT though

@@Scampcam hell yea. Those were the days

yeah right

I feel the same about 6-VDT 😍

Learn a skill, dont watch this scam of a video twice fam dang

Did you get the video early, or did you say this an hour in?