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Shiakarma	Posted - 2004.08.11 07:44:00 - [1] I must say I agree, something needs to be done pretty quickly. Losing 6mil per frig means I don't really like to take many risks in 'em. Only getting a 5% insurance payout sux tbh. Computer games don't affect children. If PacMan had affected us as kids then we'd all be running around in dark rooms, munching pills and listening to repetitive music.
Shiakarma	Posted - 2004.08.11 07:44:00 - [2] I must say I agree, something needs to be done pretty quickly. Losing 6mil per frig means I don't really like to take many risks in 'em. Only getting a 5% insurance payout sux tbh. Computer games don't affect children. If PacMan had affected us as kids then we'd all be running around in dark rooms, munching pills and listening to repetitive music.
Shiakarma	Posted - 2004.08.11 11:28:00 - [3] Originally by: mightygrm If you have some genious idea of how you could increase insurance on them without allowing this loophole please speak up otherwise I'd suggest you to stop whining. Erm how about they set the insurance payout at the amount you paid for it? That way you get back what you paid if you leave the station and decide to blow it up If you acquire one in another way (purchase from your corp/mate or find one empty) thereÆs one fixed price based on roughly what it costs to make one. Job done. Computer games don't affect children. If PacMan had affected us as kids then we'd all be running around in dark rooms, munching pills and listening to repetitive music.
Shiakarma	Posted - 2004.08.11 11:28:00 - [4] Originally by: mightygrm If you have some genious idea of how you could increase insurance on them without allowing this loophole please speak up otherwise I'd suggest you to stop whining. Erm how about they set the insurance payout at the amount you paid for it? That way you get back what you paid if you leave the station and decide to blow it up If you acquire one in another way (purchase from your corp/mate or find one empty) thereÆs one fixed price based on roughly what it costs to make one. Job done. Computer games don't affect children. If PacMan had affected us as kids then we'd all be running around in dark rooms, munching pills and listening to repetitive music.
Shiakarma	Posted - 2004.08.11 13:05:00 - [5] Originally by: Pychian Vanervi So you pay 15 million for one and then pay 15 million to insure it thats a total of 30 million with a 15 million return so you pay 15 million anyway!! So why not just leave it uninsured? I said "payout", set the payout at the same amount which you paid for the ship. The insurance cost would be the same percentage of the payout as it is for every other ship (about 25% is it for platinum?). Computer games don't affect children. If PacMan had affected us as kids then we'd all be running around in dark rooms, munching pills and listening to repetitive music.
Shiakarma	Posted - 2004.08.11 13:05:00 - [6] Originally by: Pychian Vanervi So you pay 15 million for one and then pay 15 million to insure it thats a total of 30 million with a 15 million return so you pay 15 million anyway!! So why not just leave it uninsured? I said "payout", set the payout at the same amount which you paid for the ship. The insurance cost would be the same percentage of the payout as it is for every other ship (about 25% is it for platinum?). Computer games don't affect children. If PacMan had affected us as kids then we'd all be running around in dark rooms, munching pills and listening to repetitive music.
Shiakarma	Posted - 2004.08.11 14:18:00 - [7] If it only costs 1 grobble to build a ship and the guy sells it for 20 grobbles heÆs surely making money for nothing anyway? Computer games don't affect children. If PacMan had affected us as kids then we'd all be running around in dark rooms, munching pills and listening to repetitive music.
Shiakarma	Posted - 2004.08.11 14:18:00 - [8] If it only costs 1 grobble to build a ship and the guy sells it for 20 grobbles heÆs surely making money for nothing anyway? Computer games don't affect children. If PacMan had affected us as kids then we'd all be running around in dark rooms, munching pills and listening to repetitive music.
Shiakarma	Posted - 2004.08.11 14:48:00 - [9] lol why is everyone misinterpreting what I'm saying today? I know you're only going to it's simple supply and demand but what I meant was that a profit of 2000% is pretty much money for nothing and a sploit in itself Computer games don't affect children. If PacMan had affected us as kids then we'd all be running around in dark rooms, munching pills and listening to repetitive music.
Shiakarma	Posted - 2004.08.11 14:48:00 - [10] lol why is everyone misinterpreting what I'm saying today? I know you're only going to it's simple supply and demand but what I meant was that a profit of 2000% is pretty much money for nothing and a sploit in itself Computer games don't affect children. If PacMan had affected us as kids then we'd all be running around in dark rooms, munching pills and listening to repetitive music.
Shiakarma	Posted - 2004.08.12 10:13:00 - [11] The whole thing is really stupid. Either have insurance thatÆs relative to the value of the ship, for every ship. Or have insurance thatÆs disproportionate to the value of the ship, every ship. This is insurance after all. Currently it doesnÆt make any sense to have one ship type that you canÆt insureà the least you could do is make up some story about why that is (something better than æthe code doesnÆt take on board the value of T2 componentsÆ thatÆs just pants imo). Computer games don't affect children. If PacMan had affected us as kids then we'd all be running around in dark rooms, munching pills and listening to repetitive music.
Shiakarma	Posted - 2004.08.12 10:13:00 - [12] The whole thing is really stupid. Either have insurance thatÆs relative to the value of the ship, for every ship. Or have insurance thatÆs disproportionate to the value of the ship, every ship. This is insurance after all. Currently it doesnÆt make any sense to have one ship type that you canÆt insureà the least you could do is make up some story about why that is (something better than æthe code doesnÆt take on board the value of T2 componentsÆ thatÆs just pants imo). Computer games don't affect children. If PacMan had affected us as kids then we'd all be running around in dark rooms, munching pills and listening to repetitive music.
Shiakarma	Posted - 2004.08.13 12:50:00 - [13] Should be able to buy the BPO from an NPC for 5mil tbh. Computer games don't affect children. If PacMan had affected us as kids then we'd all be running around in dark rooms, munching pills and listening to repetitive music.
Shiakarma	Posted - 2004.08.13 12:50:00 - [14] Should be able to buy the BPO from an NPC for 5mil tbh. Computer games don't affect children. If PacMan had affected us as kids then we'd all be running around in dark rooms, munching pills and listening to repetitive music.

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