To say that the EVE Online group is enthusiastic can be an understatement. The majority of the changes have been met with a mixture of praise and criticism. which is common for many games, however EVE generally gets more enthusiasm when players voice their criticism. A recent sales package released from the company has a number of famous players joining the chorus of criticism however.

The most recent Prospector Pack being sold by CCP Games, the developer CCP Games has some players angry for a reason that is very specific that is monetizing the sale of ships and skills. In Cheap EVE Mobile ISK all of the content in EVE is, in large part built by players. But, by purchasing Prospector Pack Prospector Pack, those who pay the $24.99 will receive not only the required mining skills needed to fly a modern barge, but also a fully-equipped Retriever that is a more advanced mining barge as well. With the ability to fly this barge along with the actual barge this pack eliminates both the duration of learning techniques, and the player's economy in game by offering a vessel which could have been built and sold through an entrepreneur.

This isn't the only time CCP has offered the prospector pack or a specific skill in a package such as this, but it has prompted a response that could see CCP's staffers take note. A group of former and current players of the EVE Council of Stellar Management have used Reddit to write an open letter to developers, outlining their opinions regarding the prospector pack. Prospector Pack.

The letter lays out the argument that players have been vocal about their concerns about monetization for a while up to 2011, the Summer of Rage.

CCP Games has been selling packages aimed at new players for many years, and they come with fitted ships, even though the CSM admits that it's not a big issue because of being that The New Player Experience also gives the similar style of ship in exchange when you complete the tutorial. But, the signatory authors of this open letter label the most recent example the "most shocking" cross-over of the line between monetization and.

Selling the fitted ships and equipment directly through CCP is a nagging issue for many players, since they believe it will affect the industry and economy inside New Eden. The letter addresses these issues and more, noting that, while they are aware that the possibility of new players being enticed through the PLEX required for this exact package (which is in addition to the $24.99 Prospector Pack is also available with the PLEX) but it will at a minimum force the player to engage in the games and economy of the player in a meaningful manner.

One of the biggest concerns due to the situation is that some players particularly the CSM that is the main source that many EVE pilots turn to for guidance, believe they are unable to "in sincere" advise players that this is the way it's going to end.

Open messages to game developers don't represent novel, especially in the MMO world the thing that gives this particular one more weight is the names of the people who sign the letter. It is the Council of Stellar Management is an elected by players that acts as a link to CCP with the player community that the council is representing. The majority of the players mentioned are prominent EVE Echoes ISK pilots, who've gained the trust of their fellow pilots.

The letter warns that the transaction "has the potential of wiping the" any trust CCP built after rethinking the compression mechanic, which was floated in the at the end of last year.