Sovereignty in EVE Online

Sovereignty in the EVE Universe is a game played with mighty fleets, flexible tactics, shrewd diplomacy, and anywhere from dozens to thousands of friends and allies. You can join one of the many player organizations or band together with your friends and start your own. Your victories, defeats, power plays and politics are part of the world’s largest living work of science fiction. Rally your fleet, rise to the challenge, and lead the way to the next chapter in the history of EVE Online with the new space sovereignty mechanics in the Aegis release.

[Alticroo]

Instruction were not clear I got scammed in Jita.

[rayevans]

Are you sure you don't need five c6 wormholes perfectly aligned around the sun, so as to form a pentagram, on a Friday the 13th, with exactly 33, 333 players logged in, in order to capture the station?

[eveonline]

Here's a quick overview video of how Sovereignty works in EVE Online

[Sellyei]

I dont play EVE so I didnt know much about when taking over a station, so this cleared everything up for me. I didnt know that it was this complex to take a station.

[GabrielYanagihara]

Rooks and Kings are going to have a field day with that Neutral station mechanic.

[Obsidian-Nebula]

2:28 Seriously, at this moment players of that FPS EVE Online game (forgot the name not gonna google now ;P) should be set to fight ON THE STATION over it's control - apart from space fight. Now that would be truly badass!

[zycane]

This system is made for small gangs having fun trolling nodes in the FFA moment, could have hilarious outcomes.

[wingspantt]

Holy hell, CCP did you shop this video out to a video company or something? It's so... non-Icelandic.

[iamhole]

anyone else think that the person who made this just finished watching the hitch hikers guide to the galaxy?

[Zerbii]

I really hope this doesn't end large-scale warfare, as it's hands down the most appealing aspect of this game.

[OldChannelNoSee]

Idea sounds kinda cool, until you realize that you can spend literal weeks/months attempting to capture a single constellation let alone a region doing this. No thanks, sounds more like a migraine in the works. I foresee large alliances being the only ones capable of maintaining space while smaller alliances are pushed out more and more.

[RenegadeArms]

I am very much Ok with this new type of Sov warfare, and don't get what has everyone up in arms. Bitches just don't like change. Adapt and overcome. Simple as that.

[everupward]

god i miss playing eve so much. lots of grind, but the fleet fights were epic, and so satisfying (if not much lag)

[jonlambert]

Shit. Please make more of the EVE videos like this. Crisp, clean, informative. It reminds me of the Codex from Mass Effect.

[_Gibibit]

I haven't played a lot of EVE but this new sovereignty sounds much more game-like than the old system, which EVE can use a lot more of. Would've liked to see a comparison of small and large alliances' abilities to hold sovereignty too.


EDIT: Whoop there's a playlist with detailed explanation in the description

[HouseOfOuroboros]

The changes look very cool, indeed! Younger generation of Eve players should definitely have fun in nullsec these days.. This, however, still seems to be a part of the game not available for those with family and children.

[galileohumphreys]

Neat. Make more videos like this please. Detail each and every feature/mechanic the game has to offer. Akin to World of Warships's How it Works series

[JonatasMonte]

Grat vid, reminds me about the good old RTS instructions ah good old times

[aleverettes]

Fozziesov in retrospect: What a f**king joke

[CCCBB]

wow after 10 years playing this is the first time my clone want's to space himself out an airlock grind for sov if your alliance is big  but small alliances may as well go back to highsec .