Introducing December Discovery: Countdown to 2013

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Introducing December Discovery: Countdown to 2013

[http://www.escapistmagazine.com/content/eve/science.php]

Come see what's on the horizon with our in-depth science coverage this December.

We here at The Escapist love some exciting science news. From December Discovery: Countdown to 2013 [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/120585-NASA-ESA-Test-Interplanetary-Internet-Using-LEGO], which will be showcasing some of the most intriguing science news we can find every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday for the rest of the month.

Presented by EVE Retribution, December Discovery aims to inform our readers about all of the latest scientific goings on that you may have missed, here on earth or out in the cosmos. Learn about innovations in robotics, space travel, and interplanetary colonization. If you're already on the cutting edge of science news, you can always submit your own science story December Discovery page [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/contact/subject/news].

EVE Online is a space-based MMO developed and published by Iceland's CCP Games. The sci-fi game prominently features various classes of spaceships, from diminutive frigates to enormous Titans. Space stations scattered around the universe serve as quest hubs, vendors, and hangar for your ship, while player occupations encompass everything from miner to pirate to industrialist. Retribution is the 18th expansion for EVE Online, and will feature updates to AI, UI, and improved Bounty Hunting support, in addition to a plethora of other game updates.


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[cwmdulais]

sounds pretty cool, i am looking forward to it I love me some science!

 

[Hagi]

Sounds awesome!

CCP, EVE Online and Science, what's not to like?

 

[Beryl77]

Love this idea and great timing as well, using science to counter all the "world is going to end" stupidity.

 

[Milanezi]

I just canceled my EVE Online subscription (though it only ends in March), I enjoyed the game, but I don't get the joy out of MMO that most people do, for what it's worth, EVE was the only MMO I did "enjoy". I know that getting into a corporation would get me to enjoy this game much more but it's hard, I can't waste that many time gaming, and when I do have free time there are other games I rather play (single player). I pretty much enjoy the fact that they keep your chracter "alive" though, so I can resume the game whenever i feel like it....