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The Battle of Asakai was a massive-scale virtual battle fought in Eve Online, a space-based massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG), which took place January 26–27, 2013. It was at that time one of the largest battles experienced in the game, involving over 3,000 real-world player accounts. It was the first battle of its scale since the game publishers introduced a time dilation feature that slows combat involving large numbers of players.

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  • The Battle of Asakai was a massive-scale virtual battle fought in Eve Online, a space-based massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG), which took place January 26–27, 2013. It was at that time one of the largest battles experienced in the game, involving over 3,000 real-world player accounts. It was the first battle of its scale since the game publishers introduced a time dilation feature that slows combat involving large numbers of players. The virtual battle was fought primarily in Asakai and neighboring star systems. The conflict originated as a small-scale battle over a player-controlled space-station orbiting a moon of Asakai VI. When a fleet commander tried to send reinforcements, he accidentally warped his lone flagship onto the battlefield rather than a large fleet of smaller ships. The presence of such a large ship caused both sides to escalate the conflict, calling in additional reinforcements from their respective allies. The presence of large enemy fleets then shifted the tactical objective from territorial control to destruction of enemy materiel. Numerous player alliances participated in the battle, the primary combatants being the player alliance (CFC) against (HBC), Drunk 'n' Disorderly (DND), Lost Obsession, N3, and Black Legion. After hours of fighting, HBC and its allies defeated CFC and inflicted heavy losses to CFC's fleet. Casualties for the CFC and its allies included 3 Titan-class ships, 5 supercarriers, and 29 carriers; in comparison, HBC and its allies had lost 1 supercarrier and 11 carriers. The in-game estimated cost of the battle was 700–800 billion ISK, a theoretical value of approximately US$15,000–20,000. However, Liandri Covenant, an ally of CFC and who controlled Asakai VI, retained their hold on the system and made a significant profit collecting scrap from the battlefield. Exactly a year later, CFC exacted revenge on Pandemic Legion and N3 at the Bloodbath of B-R5RB. (en)
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  • 1 Supercarrier
  • 11 Carriers
  • 6 Dreadnoughts
  • numerous smaller ships
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  • N3
  • * Goonswarm Federation
  • * Ishuk-Raata Enforcement Directive
  • * Pandemic Legion
  • * RAZOR Alliance
  • * TEST Alliance Please Ignore
  • * others
  • Black Legion
  • Clusterfuck Coalition
  • Drunk 'n' Disorderly
  • HoneyBadger Coalition
  • Liandri Covenant
  • Lost Obsession
  • others
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  • Total forces involved 3,161 players in 270 alliances. The losses in the Battle of Asakai totaled at least 945 ships, worth over 700–800 billion in ISK, EVE Online's in-game currency. The theoretical conversion value of ships lost was estimated at approximately US$15,000–20,000.
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  • CFC decisively defeated, Liandri Covenant retained control of their player-controlledspace stationin Asakai VI
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  • Screenshot of the Battle of Asakai (en)
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  • 1 (xsd:integer)
  • 3 (xsd:integer)
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  • 6 (xsd:integer)
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  • numerous smaller ships (en)
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  • N3 (en)
  • others (en)
  • Black Legion (en)
  • Lost Obsession (en)
  • HoneyBadger Coalition * TEST Alliance Please Ignore * Pandemic Legion * others Drunk 'n' Disorderly (en)
  • Clusterfuck Coalition * Goonswarm Federation * RAZOR Alliance * others Liandri Covenant * Ishuk-Raata Enforcement Directive * others (en)
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  • others (en)
  • Admiral Dovolski (en)
  • Dabigredboat (en)
  • Elise Randolph (en)
  • Hedliner (en)
  • Sajuk Nigarra (en)
  • Sala Cameron (en)
  • The Mittani (en)
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  • Battle of Asakai (en)
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  • 0001-01-26 (xsd:gMonthDay)
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  • b (en)
  • e (en)
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  • Total forces involved 3,161 players in 270 alliances. The losses in the Battle of Asakai totaled at least 945 ships, worth over 700–800 billion in ISK, EVE Online's in-game currency. The theoretical conversion value of ships lost was estimated at approximately US$15,000–20,000. (en)
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  • Asakai VI in the Kurala constellation, along with smaller conflicts in surrounding regions, within the EVE Online virtual game universe (en)
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  • CFC decisively defeated, Liandri Covenant retained control of their player-controlled space station in Asakai VI (en)
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  • The Battle of Asakai was a massive-scale virtual battle fought in Eve Online, a space-based massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG), which took place January 26–27, 2013. It was at that time one of the largest battles experienced in the game, involving over 3,000 real-world player accounts. It was the first battle of its scale since the game publishers introduced a time dilation feature that slows combat involving large numbers of players. (en)
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  • Battle of Asakai (en)
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