If you’re still using lower shader quality on EVE Online (perhaps you’re running the game on extremely outdated hardware as a form of protest), stars are going to look a bit better with the next update on September 10th. One of the major changes in the game’s September release is a reworking of star and wormhole textures, with the lower-quality version no looking like blank circles and the higher-quality version looking similar to the current version but with additional animation on the surface.
The update is also slated to bring a number of usability improvements to the game, including better warnings for the Fitting window, improvements to the overall warp system, and a redesigned Tutorial page. Many of these changes will be fairly transparent for older players, but newer players will benefit quite a bit from the changes and even veterans will be able to further refine their fitting skills with a cleaner interface.Imports and exports by region, markets and contracts trade, total production value, stargate jumps.
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