Thank you for confirming, and thank you very much for your hard work, thanks to this game, these last 5 years of gaming have so far been the best I have had and Perpetuum opened my eyes to multiple things within gaming and MMOs that I shall carry on in games that I play in the future.

Thanks for your hard work in continuing to try to do what you thought was right for the game, even when the majority of us in the community were barking non-stop about every little thing.

Thanks for holding out alongside the game as long as you did considering that the game admittedly did suffer from low overall population for long periods of time, that is determination on its own.

And most important... thank you VERY MUCH, for creating this game for people to enjoy it to begin with, I doubt I will ever be able to have a Sandbox MMO experience as good as the experiences, memories, and killmails created here.

Godspeed wherever the winds may carry you from Nia fellow devs and agents of the Perpetuum project! Best of wishes in your future endeavors to the devs who will be gone after the liquidation of the company!

Once you bring about the gift of the standalone server, those of us who still care will strive to revive the game in the same way the Supreme Commander community saved Supreme Commander: Forged Alliance! The fact that this happened there gives me the hope that the remnant of our community will be able to carry the torch, it is only a matter of you providing us all the possible tools and the means to continue onward.

P.S. I nominate NullPointer and Anni as lead devs of the community revival project! xD

For people who no longer care about a dead game, you sure do love posting about it.

Is it possible for someone to make an archive version of the killboard of what we have right now at least even if we cant bring back the full thing?

I am reading through killmail comments and there is a level of cancerous gold that EVE online can't even provide, that must not go to waste!

Welp Inda, the fact they have already been doing it for 2 years after steam influx died should be self explanatory, lol.

Well its not an official perpetuum announcement so there is still hope! (I hope)

There were a few who did I think, the price for perp was a million dollars if I remember correctly.

Simple solution, revert diminishing returns changes and find a better method of balancing for diminishing returns, like decreasing damage percentage gained per tuning equipped instead of ruining the cap stability of the majority of bots in-game.

WTS PvE carrier now ._.
WTB Pirate battleships

https://forums.eveonline.com/default.as … ;m=6968205

https://forums.eveonline.com/default.as … p;t=521614

Also I take it back Rovoc, now "EVE is dying" couldn't be anymore relevant.

Ya know, when I look at the changes that were made here in perp by Zoom and I look at the changes/nerfs Fozzie announces in EVE, I can't help but feel like Fozzie has had words with Zoom at some point in the past and as a result balances under perpetuum quality dev influence.

RIP Roraqual being decent.

Thats the trouble, there have only been 2 posts from Dev zoom since the release of the last batch of syndicate robots 3 months ago, and that was mainly helping someone out with something on the perp wikia.

For whatever reason, we basically have not heard a single word from the devs about whats next in 3 months or more.

I am curious what gaming community you are from? I have not played much in the last few weeks but I don't mind hoping on if it helps the game.