Carter, 2015 - Google Patents
Emitexts and paratexts: Propaganda in EVE OnlineCarter, 2015
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- 1971628653227674390
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- Carter M
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- Games and Culture
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In EVE Online, powerful alliances of thousands of players wage long war campaigns over in- game sovereignty, wealth, power, and status. The larger of these wars involve—two to three battles a day across multiple time zones demanding thousands of players and considerable …
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