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1. Oh noes! My Kronos! - in Crime and Punishment [original thread]
Edited by: Easley Thames on 14/07/2009 08:34:03 Originally by: Ibro DearKAnash Wait! What he used to repair u? Or..... He said there were repair drones used, in the original post. Edit -- Here: Quote: So Sp4mmer decides ge...
- by Easley Thames - at 2009.07.14 08:33:00
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2. Harpy > Geddon + Pos - in Crime and Punishment [original thread]
Nice KB banner
- by Easley Thames - at 2009.06.02 08:35:00
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3. Pirate wanabe trouble finding prey. - in Crime and Punishment [original thread]
Join corp with experienced pilots. Follow them to glory. Learn lessons. Repeat solo.
- by Easley Thames - at 2009.05.03 20:30:00
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4. So You Think You Can Danc.... PvP? - in Crime and Punishment [original thread]
Wow this sounds awesome. Doubt I'd have the time to repair my sec status in time even if I signed up and was chosen though.
- by Easley Thames - at 2009.04.28 04:29:00
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5. Bad Luck: Thanny Fit Like Nyx Drops Mediocre Loot - in Crime and Punishment [original thread]
Recently -MVN- and CORIM, two corps in PMS with a history predating that venture, returned to a favorite low-sec area for some good-old-fashioned piracy. We were excited to catch this very expensively-fitted carrier but sometimes the luck of the...
- by Easley Thames - at 2009.04.28 03:54:00
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6. Can you make 'enough' to enjoy piracy? - in Crime and Punishment [original thread]
If you pick the right neighborhoods AND you have the right group of players on your side piracy can be sufficient to fund pvp activities (within limits). However, it certainly won't bankroll someone with a habit of losing T2 cruisers regularly or ...
- by Easley Thames - at 2009.03.23 09:01:00
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7. Can you make 'enough' to enjoy piracy? - in Crime and Punishment [original thread]
Originally by: Bellum Eternus Originally by: Drunk Driver Pirate for fun. Make isk with a carebear alt. Totally the wrong attitude. Pirate to make 100% of your isk. If you don't, then you're not a pirate. You're a (very crap...
- by Easley Thames - at 2009.03.20 23:55:00
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8. 0.0 space up for grabs - in Crime and Punishment [original thread]
They just want to see a free-for-all. Thus the "thunderdome" comment. They may take it back later, despite their previous statements, but I don't see how that would be much of a scam. I would assume that at some point, when they are less concerned...
- by Easley Thames - at 2009.03.18 09:17:00
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9. Just what, exactly and precisely, is a "pirate"? - in Crime and Punishment [original thread]
Those who use the word to describe themselves see it as a business, usually. It's a playstyle free from the rules of following an empire or the standings of a large alliance / corp. Instead of waging wars and getting excited over playing sim-city ...
- by Easley Thames - at 2009.03.16 22:48:00
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10. Hammerfall Industries stole my CNR - in Crime and Punishment [original thread]
Oh no not this crap again. Isn't Hammerfallceo banned or something?
- by Easley Thames - at 2009.03.06 07:01:00
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11. Carebears and Pirates in a small room? - in Crime and Punishment [original thread]
A local killboard is sorta interesting but it sounds like a flawed way to determine sovereignty. Instead of a local killboard for each system how about CCP finally creates an official master-board of its own that gets updated at downtime every da...
- by Easley Thames - at 2009.03.03 02:14:00
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12. GLINT pilot single-handedly destroyed freighter of KIA. 25b+ lost - in Crime and Punishment [original thread]
Nice kill! Makes me jealous. I got an Aegis Militia freighter solo mail in lowsec two months back. His escort was a republic fleet firetail and a raven. Tanked raven + gate guns and made it out alive. Freighter was empty though :(
- by Easley Thames - at 2009.01.30 12:14:00
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13. Philosophy of Grief and Crime - in Crime and Punishment [original thread]
Originally by: Dennmoth Ferdier Edited by: Dennmoth Ferdier on 14/01/2009 23:48:19 Originally by: Easley Thames The controversial issues are war decs, suicide ganking and can-flipping. If you want PvP experience in the gam...
- by Easley Thames - at 2009.01.15 00:43:00
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14. Philosophy of Grief and Crime - in Crime and Punishment [original thread]
Originally by: Dennmoth Ferdier Originally by: Easley Thames You are not losing any property, even when virtual items are destroyed, because you do not own it. You never did. No, but I never did intend to suggest it's the value...
- by Easley Thames - at 2009.01.14 23:54:00
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15. Philosophy of Grief and Crime - in Crime and Punishment [original thread]
The controversial issues are war decs, suicide ganking and can-flipping. 1) War Decs - "Pay To Grief?" How about, the only reason player corporations aren't immune from non-consentual pvp. What people forget is that founding a corp isn't a priva...
- by Easley Thames - at 2009.01.14 23:35:00
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16. Philosophy of Grief and Crime - in Crime and Punishment [original thread]
You are not losing any property, even when virtual items are destroyed, because you do not own it. You never did. You have the right to use in-game isk for game time codes. This is a special arrangement whereby you can use your time in-game to a...
- by Easley Thames - at 2009.01.14 23:14:00
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17. Philosophy of Grief and Crime - in Crime and Punishment [original thread]
I don't think it really matters what these people are like in real life when not playing Eve. I know a corp thief that is anything but selfish and a blood-soaked pirate & high-sec griefer who has a family and smiles for 8 hours every day at work. ...
- by Easley Thames - at 2009.01.14 13:34:00
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18. Philosophy of Grief and Crime - in Crime and Punishment [original thread]
If you are engageable you've made a choice to risk your safety for whatever reason. You've stepped into the playpen, willingly. Your emotional distress as a result of over-estimating your capability or due to pilot error is something I cannot conc...
- by Easley Thames - at 2009.01.14 04:46:00
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19. Grief play and the real world. - in Crime and Punishment [original thread]
Loss is a part of the game. The fact that you actually face risk is a big part of why this game is worth playing. If you feel "griefed" and "just want to be left alone" this is either the wrong game or you need to change your mindset before you co...
- by Easley Thames - at 2009.01.06 01:52:00
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20. Grief play and the real world. - in Crime and Punishment [original thread]
Hate mail is the best. Everyone in corp gets a laugh, and if they hate you enough to throw away money on a useless game mechanic then you can have a friend pod you and split the donation.. er... "bounty" on your head.
- by Easley Thames - at 2009.01.04 00:41:00
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