What Crimson Harvest and CSM 21 Mean for EVE Players
Players get a fresh seasonal event to dive into with new rewards, while the CSM 21 candidate reveal gives the community a chance to shape EVE's future direction through voting.
Players get a fresh seasonal event to dive into with new rewards, while the CSM 21 candidate reveal gives the community a chance to shape EVE's future direction through voting.
Key points - EVE Online's Crimson Harvest Halloween event has returned with both returning activities and new rewards. - The event runs from now until sometime in November. - CCP Games has named its CSM 21 candidates for the player-elected Council of Stellar Management. - Crimson Harvest brings Halloween-themed seasonal content to the EVE Online spaceship sandbox.
Timeline - Now: Crimson Harvest Halloween event kicks off in EVE Online. - November: Crimson Harvest event is scheduled to end. - Recently: CCP Games names its CSM 21 candidates.
FAQ
Q: What is the Crimson Harvest event in EVE Online? A: It's EVE Online's Halloween-themed seasonal event, featuring returning activities and new rewards for players to earn during the limited-time window.
Q: How long does Crimson Harvest last? A: The event runs from now until sometime in November, giving players a limited window to take part and earn rewards.
Q: What is CSM 21 in EVE Online? A: CSM stands for Council of Stellar Management, a player-elected body that represents the community and communicates with CCP Games. CSM 21 candidates have now been named.
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