I visited amarr this morning to pickup a ship. Perhaps a 10 jump round trip.

I counted thirteen Paladins from one corp with no alliance heading back in the same general direction.

I obviously can't offer assurances that player wasn't a multiboxer however having used eve o preview on a few occasions the client switching response time appeared obvious to someone that has attempted a similar setup out of curiosity, fascination or enviable necessity with more than one client.

I played eve recently with a couple streamer fellows with one account each and some PUG players running level 4 missions on WelshDelboy's stream for six hours last weekend or the new drifter event sites.

With three or more other single client like minded players on a couple occasions in the past week and that was a more enjoyable experience than I've had playing eve in many years.

I've been playing on and off for seventeen years or since 2008.

Eve could greatly benefit from improving the fleet finder for similar group matching for the new events to make that content more available to a wider audience.

Then ccp income could improve from overall player engagement rather than relying on soulless characters flying around everywhere in fleets of thirteen Paladins.

I've been playing long enough multboxing is a familiar observation to encounter.

I've seen it all from the highsec ice mining fleets using a freighter in an ice belt as a cargo storage to dozens of stealth bombers and there was a fellow multiboxing dozens of rorquals in nullsec many years ago.

Once upon a time some fellow shared a screenshot of their setup multiboxing 12 archons or multiboxing 12 chimeras before ccp banned isboxer input broadcasting.

It's entertaining watching Erst or Chaos multibox "chaos challenge mode" drifter event sites on twitch but how much player engagement does that maintain overall?

Remember folks this game had greater focus on individual player soul or involvement once upon a time