Amildin said:I was, but then i decided it was lunch time, always an excuse for not studying
A mans gotta eat, no?
Calaen said:Blue top milk of course.
Fresh ham in a freshly baked petite cuisine baguette.
psyco said:miles
thought you were going to study anyway?
tris- said:sorry, making them up doesnt count
old.Tohtori said:F*ck you tris, go hump another sheep. I'm talking about the corporation level scam in EVE. Not just one guy. Surely some EVE players remember it.
tris- said:but i dont live in wales![]()
tris- said:you already posted that dude![]()
mining in Eve Online is about as fun as fucking a fat chick's festering corpse.
heard of them coporate schemesold.Tohtori said:Oh shut up, you make yearly visits there anyway like other people go to ibiza or some sh*thole like that... why not take one now
This was one of them, still not the motherload... clicky
Roalith said:Biggest scam in Eve so far I've been aware of is the 'investment bank' which netted the perpetrators around 700 billion ISK - at current Ebay prices, that works out at around £80 mil GPB - with the ISK and dollar exchange rates fluctuating, it's probably that one Marc is thinking of.
And yes, I have played it for a while. I'm worth around 400 mil in Eve with around 10 mil skill points, for anyone who knows that I'm on about
Edit: Aha, here we go: http://games.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/08/23/1918246&from=rss
I think there values are somewhat out on the exchange rate, though.
Pirkel said:Any game in which scamming is a valid and commonly accepted means of business can kiss my lardy arse.
Still a good read though.
Dillinja said:Best thing about it was the Reservoir Dogs parody at the end.
