EVE Online
The Game is very famous for how significant and how complex player interactions occur. It has a single shared world consisting of a total of 7,800-star systems that the players can visit whenever they want. It's key selling points are in how the turbulent world is, often there are either stories of large-scale scams, Interplanar contest and the many Wars it has gone through. Put its a mini world of its own where the only way to survive is to either be a dominant and well-equipped player or be a part of the elite squad of one of the many intergalactic player corporations or alliances.
Most EVE Online in-game mechanics are all player-driven from the Economy being an open market, which is mainly driven by players to combat, and even skill training capabilities are based on real-world time rather than being based on in-game time. As such, one can physically feel how much their actions hold results in the real world say you want to travel to a galaxy a few nodes out. Great now you have to wait for a few hours depending on how many intergalactic nodes along with needing to restock on your fuel else there is potential to run out of gas at the most crucial time, here we can see how even minimal tasks like movement take time and also effort.
We will explore one of the most extensive and most expensive battle to ever occur in gaming history, The Bloodbath of B-R5RB
