Hello. First things first: on behalf of the Incursion group within TEST Alliance I'd like to thank you for making an honest effort to keep incursions from dying off.

We all agree that the isk/hr was too high. 120m/hr was crazy. We don't need that.

I just want to make sure that you don't forget those of us who primarily lowsec incursion. Don't make the mistake of implementing too many highsec-centric fixes, as they run their incursions in a vastly different way from the way we do.

Something I'd personally like to see to justify the 90m/hr that highsec incursioners can currently pull in is getting rid of CONCORD in the incursion constellation. Does it make sense, from a fluff standpoint, that Sansha has the constellation locked down, yet CONCORD can still come in and wantonly enforce the law?

The constellations are cynojammed, which means no jump drives, which should count for CONCORD as well.

Leave the station and gate guns, leave the sec hits and GCC, get rid of CONCORD spawning. It would make up for the extremely low risk and effort situation that they currently have, and might even encourage some vigilante PvP, which could be pretty cool.

I believe that lowsec incursions should be the most valuable, due to the fact that lowsec is uncontrollable. In nullsec, it's relatively easy for one person to lock down the incursion constellation, or at the very least get a reigons worth of warning before hostile gangs show up to try and ruin your jewing time, and you can increase the time it takes for hostile gangs to mobilize in the actual VG/Assault systems by anchoring a ton of drag bubbles everywhere.

I understand that the Revenant BPC only drops in lowsec, but that isn't really a factor to consider towards lowsec being more rewarding, since the Revenant is an undesirable ship in its current state.

Lastly, I would like you to consider lowering the LP reward multiplier (independently of the ISK reward multiplier) for highsec. The extreme amount of LP that the highsec incursions pull in is making them virtually worthless.

Thanks again!