EntropiaTimes Magazine - September 2010

Simply great to see the whole thing. The quality and sheer quantity is huge, especially for just a month of work from a not-really-that-huge group of people. That's some dedication!

I'd pay to have a solid copy for sure.

 

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Great initiative and support AG, much appreciated. Your site looks awesome.

 

Awsome work MS9 and the rest of the crew.
Now I understand why you was so silent on how it should be used. Not what I imagined :D

 

Thanks Coach ... I wanted it to be a totally surprise for you guys, and why I never said anything. ;)

Thanks also to you and your CRT guys for keeping everything under wraps, even though you didn't know what this was for. You have NO idea how hard it was for me NOT to tell you, but the surprise element was more important. :D

I really enjoyed my time with you guys, especially when Magam showed up, which was every time I think. You're a great group, and felt you deserved the recognition for the years of service you have provided to our EU community.

I'll be catching up with you guys soon ... maybe we can have another Hogglo hunt. :D

 

Congrats on your first issue, you all did a great job.

I hope this is just the beginning of a successful project, its about time EU has a consistent media source.

 

it took me a while but finally i got to read teh mag.
can not believe it.. I really really enjoy what you guys have put together>
I Like this months magazine really.. and the pictures theyare wonderful

 

Awesome magazine and really great work ;)

and I'm a Marco too lol :D

 

Like other people also wrote: I hope this is just the beginning of a successful project, its about time EU has a consistent media source. ...84 Pages (!)

btw: i personaly hope cars are not the main topic in the next magazine ;-)

 

We are just getting started, and will be publishing the magazine quarterly.

And btw ... cars were not the main topic of this magazine ... if you look at the cover of the magazine, you will see that David Post and Next Island was the main feature. The vehicles article just happened to be lengthier because of information and photos that some of our community members provided, and I wanted to make sure that I respected their efforts in helping me with the project, even though they didn't know what it was for. ;)

 

nwahaha thanks was fun doing them :D

 

Wow this is fantastic and gz to you all for your efforts.

Just seems a shame that we have to wait for pro-active EU players to do this when MA/FPC should have been pulling out their finger ages ago

 

BTW there is a flaw in the article about Swamp Camp

1. I was Fishace mentor and we meet in 2007
2. When I was born in 2006 there was the bridge at Zychion first with sweat cap and Camp Phoenix on the spaceships.

So Swamp Camp isnt 5 years old. It was introduced during my break in EU somewhere in 2007. Making it atleast 3 years old.


Hmmm I see some more flaws. In the Newbie article. Calypso isnt destrooyed by War Titon but by War Titan Typhonhttp://www.entropiagateway.com/2009/08/the-end-of-an-era/

No it was the trading place for the newbies and Twins was the trade city for the ubers. It was also the landing place and had the Newbie Arrival Zone also called NAZ where the mentor picked up newbies. Before PA there where different spawn places all around the world. Even Zeus, Nymph Town etc


Other then some facts which should be checked next time. The article seems a nice persective of a view of somebody that is close with newbies.

 

Nice work!

 

Also, Swamp Camp wasn't always in one place, and has been referred to as Sweat Camp as well ... I remember Phoenix being the first such place that I remember, and I have been in EU since 4/2/05 ... but as Lykke mentioned, it's really not a major flaw, and a reference to drama being a part of that particular environment (no matter where it's located), and it did in fact happen at Phoenix as well. ;)

 

First rate job on the collaboration, design, and release of the Times!
Looking forward to future issues. :)