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Eve Online: Dominion

2009 · PC (Microsoft Windows) · Mac · Role-playing (RPG) · Simulator · Strategy

About this game

Dominion enhances the tools of communication and evolves the dynamics of war, altering the very way in which pilots interact with each other through warfare or cooperation. The vast riches of sovereign authority await for those bold enough to seize them amidst a beautiful, deadly universe of possibility. The main focus of Dominion, the 11th expansion, is an overhaul in the alliance warfare sovereignty mechanics. It also includes the introduction of pirate epic arcs, an artistic redesign of planets and a social networking platform called COSMOS (previously called New Eden). Dominion updates the In Game Browser (IGB) with Awesomium (a browser toolkit based on Chromium), allowing the IGB to behave more like a true browser and properly render HTML, javascript and stylesheets. This update includes: - Sovereignty Evolves - Sovereignty Infrastructure System - New Doomsday Devices and Capital Ship Changes - Improved Fleet Tools - Exploration and Advanced PVP Tutorials - Faction Ships Revisited - Pirate Faction Epic Arc Missions - Upgraded Planets and Starfields - Improved In-Game Mail System - Full Featured In-Game Browser

Dominion represents the type of conquest never realized by pretty words and poetry. It is true power born from the broken hulls of a thousand starships, the genes of the ambitious and the hubris of the greedy. EVE's 12th free expansion offers the power of control to anyone bold enough to seize it, bringing you the tools for you to rally legions together and carve out your own space. Will your ambitious new Alliance rise up to the challenge and stake their claim, evolving territory to suit it's needs? Will your established empire hold fast against the fleets that press at your borders, hungry for the wealth you protect? Will you call old friends to your side and convince them to join you once more in battle? Or are you the clever entrepreneur who sits clear of the danger and fuels the war from the periphery?