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CCP Games recently announced that the next expanion for its sci-fi MMO EVE Online will be released on December 4. Among other things Retribution will feature a new bounty hunting system, several new ships, overhauls for existing craft, and Crimewatch - a new way to track player behavior.

Welcome to EVE Online: Retribution

The uncertainty of change has every faction of EVE on full alert. CONCORD has revisited long-untouched regulation and moved to bring greater accountability to capsuleer actions. Meanwhile, concerns of growing power among the pilots has prompted protest from the four empires, and pirates across the universe have had their arrogant disregard for the law shaken by news of upcoming changes to who can bring them to justice.

A year of turmoil has paved the way for a new era. An era of new immortals, greater opportunity and lucrative retribution.

New In Retribution:

Bounty Hunting


The immortal elite of the EVE universe live by a unique set of laws. It is not uncommon for some to find the decisions of the law lacking in appropriate justice. The bounty hunting system has been recreated to offer means for every EVE pilot seeking redress beyond what they or CONCORD can or will administer.



New Ships, New Roles


New pilots have a solid mining frigate available to them, with better yield and ore capacity to give them a competitive edge. Small craft combatants also have new selections to choose from, sporting new tech on board to prepare for the wars to come.

Additional updates include an overhaul of frigate-class ships to offer more choice and specialization, and a range of upgraded textures across the remaining sub-capital ships from CONCORD to Sansha's Nation.



Crimewatch


EVE Online offers freedom of choice. Choose to protect. Choose to build. Choose to destroy. Choose to subjugate others. Crimewatch makes these choices more meaningful by providing consequences. Crimewatch increases the visibility of the choices a pilot has made, so that others can choose to act or react accordingly.

Freedom of choice is not limited by Crimewatch, freedom from consequence is.

Learn more at the links below.

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