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newVINODA
Gallente
The Soul Society
Pax Romana Alliance
Posted - 2010.06.01 19:22:00 - [1]
 

1- get out of your ship so that you are on your capsule, which is close to your human size and therefore it helps to comprehend the scale.
2- leave the station but before going anywhere else double click on the direction you want to go so your ship turns and you have manual control over it.
3- get close to those tiny windows that you see in the station and you'll see how tiny you really are.
4- mindblow.

I wanted to know how big are those stations in reality, so I decided that the best way to check it out was to get as close as posible to the human scale and check it out myself. It was amazing, I felt like that scene in wall-e where the two robots fly toghether around the exterior of the ship.

Try it, is awesome.

Terrax Norik
Posted - 2010.06.01 19:25:00 - [2]
 

The Pod will also fit inside the barrel of a 1400mm Arty.

Korenti Rels
Posted - 2010.06.01 20:08:00 - [3]
 

Eve ships here. Look at the lower left corner for scale info.

For comparisons you can also check this and this.

Alurexar
Aliastra
Posted - 2010.06.01 20:32:00 - [4]
 

Edited by: Alurexar on 01/06/2010 20:32:30
you should see this for mindblowing EvE ships vs real http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPeb547pis0

Nika Dekaia
Posted - 2010.06.01 20:34:00 - [5]
 

Edited by: Nika Dekaia on 01/06/2010 20:34:31
Crysis - Full size EVE Online amarr battleship, dread and titan

Also, flying around a Titan in your POD is quite an experience.

EDIT: Damn, beat me.

Seul Manus
Posted - 2010.06.01 21:14:00 - [6]
 

The crew number is probably as big as the ship(s).

A lone human in a pod is just convenient for the sake of the game play, in reality the crew size of a Titan would probably be the same as the Super Star Destryer in Star Wars, or IIRC 250,000.

Chribba
Otherworld Enterprises
Otherworld Empire
Posted - 2010.06.01 21:24:00 - [7]
 

If I had a nickle every time someone called me fat...

Terrax Norik
Posted - 2010.06.01 21:26:00 - [8]
 

Originally by: Chribba
If I had a nickle every time someone called me fat...


So, how much more do the super-jumbo Pods cost? Wink



Malcanis
Caldari
Vanishing Point.
The Initiative.
Posted - 2010.06.01 21:30:00 - [9]
 

Originally by: Terrax Norik
The Pod will also fit inside the barrel of a 1400mm Arty.



I really, really want this podgun YARRRR!!

King Gore
Imperial Shipment
Posted - 2010.06.01 21:54:00 - [10]
 

Originally by: Malcanis
Originally by: Terrax Norik
The Pod will also fit inside the barrel of a 1400mm Arty.



I really, really want this podgun YARRRR!!

Steeltongue
Posted - 2010.06.01 22:03:00 - [11]
 

No crew is needed. Capsuleers plug directly into the ship's control systems and manage the whole thing with their supercharged brains.

I disagree with the idea that the points of light on ships are intended to be windows.

Terrax Norik
Posted - 2010.06.01 22:09:00 - [12]
 

Edited by: Terrax Norik on 01/06/2010 22:11:54
Originally by: Malcanis

I really, really want this podgun YARRRR!!


When you hit for wrecking while using a Pod as ammo, it ejects the orginal owner, and the "ammo Pod" takes control of the ship. YARRRR!!

Of course, with half the structure value left on the ship, and tempory memory loss rusulting in the new owner being a sitting duck for 30 seconds.



Cat o'Ninetails
Caldari
Rancer Defence League
Posted - 2010.06.01 22:17:00 - [13]
 

Why does my corpse have a mass of 200kg? and a volume of 2m3... Crying or Very sad

Magnus Nordir
Caldari
Nordir Industries
Posted - 2010.06.01 22:26:00 - [14]
 

Originally by: Steeltongue
No crew is needed. Capsuleers plug directly into the ship's control systems and manage the whole thing with their supercharged brains.

I disagree with the idea that the points of light on ships are intended to be windows.


The EVE backstory and the RP community have already established that battleships and capitals have crew complements in the thousands. Sorry.

David Grogan
Gallente
The Motley Crew Reborn
Warped Aggression
Posted - 2010.06.01 23:00:00 - [15]
 

Originally by: Cat o'Ninetails
Why does my corpse have a mass of 200kg? and a volume of 2m3... Crying or Very sad


its cos u had too much whiskas catfood Laughing

Aralieus
Amarr
Shadowbane Syndicate
Posted - 2010.06.01 23:04:00 - [16]
 

Originally by: Malcanis
Originally by: Terrax Norik
The Pod will also fit inside the barrel of a 1400mm Arty.



I really, really want this podgun YARRRR!!


Linkage

Requires Ballz trained to Level V, your gonna need them to fight in that Razz

Portiaa
Retribution. Inc.
Looney Toons.
Posted - 2010.06.01 23:25:00 - [17]
 

Here is other stuff you can do in a POD

POD FUN

Barkaial Starfinder
Minmatar
The Kairos Syndicate
Transmission Lost
Posted - 2010.06.02 00:24:00 - [18]
 

Originally by: Portiaa
Here is other stuff you can do in a POD

POD FUN



lolll

Thea Arsoniztik
Senex Legio
Get Off My Lawn
Posted - 2010.06.02 00:28:00 - [19]
 

Look at a fighter up close. You can see a pilot.

Skarcity
Gallente
Red Sun Industries
Eternal Evocations
Posted - 2010.06.02 01:08:00 - [20]
 


Khanoonian Singh
Dreddit
Test Alliance Please Ignore
Posted - 2010.06.02 01:15:00 - [21]
 

Originally by: Magnus Nordir
Originally by: Steeltongue
No crew is needed. Capsuleers plug directly into the ship's control systems and manage the whole thing with their supercharged brains.

I disagree with the idea that the points of light on ships are intended to be windows.


The EVE backstory and the RP community have already established that battleships and capitals have crew complements in the thousands. Sorry.


Actually, every ship bigger than a frig has crew.

Ryhss
Caldari
The Excecutorans
Posted - 2010.06.02 02:59:00 - [22]
 

Originally by: Steeltongue
No crew is needed. Capsuleers plug directly into the ship's control systems and manage the whole thing with their supercharged brains.

I disagree with the idea that the points of light on ships are intended to be windows.
No. There is some CCP lit somewhere that tells the crew size. You, as a pod pilot, just control vital areas like telling the crew when to fire.

Captain Mastiff
Posted - 2010.06.02 03:17:00 - [23]
 

Originally by: Cat o'Ninetails
Why does my corpse have a mass of 200kg? and a volume of 2m3... Crying or Very sad


Pod goo adds weight! 120kg apparently.

Felix Esperium
Lysergic Distortions Research and Development
Posted - 2010.06.02 03:28:00 - [24]
 

Originally by: Portiaa
Here is other stuff you can do in a POD

POD FUN


This is the best.

Brock Nelson
Posted - 2010.06.02 05:05:00 - [25]
 


Ris Dnalor
Minmatar
Fleet of Doom
Posted - 2010.06.02 06:37:00 - [26]
 

Originally by: Magnus Nordir
Originally by: Steeltongue
No crew is needed. Capsuleers plug directly into the ship's control systems and manage the whole thing with their supercharged brains.

I disagree with the idea that the points of light on ships are intended to be windows.


The EVE backstory and the RP community have already established that battleships and capitals have crew complements in the thousands. Sorry.


actually you're both right. Most ships out there are not flown by a pod pilot. Only we few pod-pilots fly are able to jack-in and control all systems by ourselves from within our pods. So yea the ships have windows, and crew quarters, etc etc by design, however it's all left empty when we pilot them.

tralala

Leneerra
Minmatar
Sebiestor Tribe
Posted - 2010.06.02 08:07:00 - [27]
 

Originally by: Ris Dnalor
Originally by: Magnus Nordir
Originally by: Steeltongue
No crew is needed. Capsuleers plug directly into the ship's control systems and manage the whole thing with their supercharged brains.

I disagree with the idea that the points of light on ships are intended to be windows.


The EVE backstory and the RP community have already established that battleships and capitals have crew complements in the thousands. Sorry.


actually you're both right. Most ships out there are not flown by a pod pilot. Only we few pod-pilots fly are able to jack-in and control all systems by ourselves from within our pods. So yea the ships have windows, and crew quarters, etc etc by design, however it's all left empty when we pilot them.

tralala


Wrong,
Almost all ships piloted by a pod pilot have a crew. Pod technology only reduces the number of required crew.
Check the background with stories as, for instance, "hands of a killer" or any of the replies on this subject by CCP personel.
Only some of the frigates have no crew beyond the pod pilot. Everything else also has a human crew.

Hmm that does put a bit of a different light on all those ships destroyed for insurance payout. Wonder if any rp groups take/took up that cause.

Magnus Nordir
Caldari
Nordir Industries
Posted - 2010.06.02 08:09:00 - [28]
 

Originally by: Ris Dnalor
Originally by: Magnus Nordir
Originally by: Steeltongue
No crew is needed. Capsuleers plug directly into the ship's control systems and manage the whole thing with their supercharged brains.

I disagree with the idea that the points of light on ships are intended to be windows.


The EVE backstory and the RP community have already established that battleships and capitals have crew complements in the thousands. Sorry.


actually you're both right. Most ships out there are not flown by a pod pilot. Only we few pod-pilots fly are able to jack-in and control all systems by ourselves from within our pods. So yea the ships have windows, and crew quarters, etc etc by design, however it's all left empty when we pilot them.

tralala


Wrong again. Even the pod-piloted ships have substantial crews. Frigates and some destroyers are pretty much the only ones that don't. The pod pilot himself only replaces the bridge crew and some vital command and control functions, not the entire crew.

mental maverick
Percussive Diplomacy
Posted - 2010.06.02 08:49:00 - [29]
 

Quote:
Wrong,
Almost all ships piloted by a pod pilot have a crew. Pod technology only reduces the number of required crew.
Check the background with stories as, for instance, "hands of a killer" or any of the replies on this subject by CCP personel.
Only some of the frigates have no crew beyond the pod pilot. Everything else also has a human crew.

Hmm that does put a bit of a different light on all those ships destroyed for insurance payout. Wonder if any rp groups take/took up that cause.


As im not, and have never been, very much interested in the RP part of EVE is there someone who can direct me to any post or backstory that tells roughly how big of a crew a BS has?

Would like to know how many people i killed with my IER Laughing

Oh, and I was not even a very big player in this, at most a couple of thousand ships. Cosmoray, and some other guy, i think built 13k BS, in november alone, for IER purpose. Don't think they blew up all themselves but thats gotto be a lot of (imaginary) people's deaths they can be held accounted for ShockedLaughing

Qoi
Exert Force
Posted - 2010.06.02 09:49:00 - [30]
 

Edited by: Qoi on 02/06/2010 09:50:07
Originally by: All These Lives are Fit to Ruin - EVE Chronicle
But for the ones on that ship - those six thousand people who worked with you, Parien - those pods didn't even last that long.


So 13k BS -> ~ 78.000 People dead or seriously harmed. Very Happy


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