What about a skill training boost bonus for different levels of security - but only if you are part of a corp. Saying moving to 0.0 and joining a corp gives you a skill bonus boost of x3. That would be very good incentive for players to move to 0.0 I would think. Also, what if there were a incentive to corps that operate out of those areas to recruit new players. Corps that recruit new players into their ranks and keeps a new recruit for a certain period of time sees some kind of bonus that would benefit the corp.

There's no reason why you couldn't be a 0.0 player though. There are minerals and missions and complexes in 0.0 and they are all more profitable than in empire.

The main reason you don't go is that you think that the second you enter you'll be ganked by 50 dudes, when the reality is that miners are more likely to be ganked in highsec these days.

I'm getting a bit tired of repeating myself, but the reason hisec people stay in hisec isn't because they fear PvP. They fear gatecamps. They die to impossible odds right at the door to the full PvP areas, without having a chance to even explore them.

If they could get in and out of full PvP areas relatively safely, then only have to worry about someone hunting them while they are there, many, many, more people would be outside of hisec.

Gates need to go, or be changed so they can't be camped. They are the core problem here. I know many people hate the idea of losing their easymode gatecamp PvP, and having to actively search for targets instead of them landing in their lap, but it's really what's best for the game.

You obviously don't read much, but i already suspected that.



Spoken like someone who's always been in 0.0, and can find scouts easily.

You probably have to keep repeating that argument because it is so blatantly awful.

Again, if you think you're going to go take on lowsec all by yourself in your mission drake, you've already failed the transition. If getting blown up at your first gate doesn't teach you that lesson and instead makes you give up never to try again, then you were doomed anyway.

I do find it absolutely ball-busting hilarious that the people who have stuck themselves in hisec think they are in any way qualified to tell people who have made the transition what needs to change.

Given that newbees can adapt to 0.0 life perfectly easily, it seems to me that the problem isn't with the horrors of dangerous space so much as it is the players who are stuck in high sec.

Ignoring the classic misconceptions and falsehoods, getting there is actually the easiest part. You just set your med clone and kill yourself.

Again, you really have absolutely no clue what you're talking about, and unless you want to act as a caricature for us to use as examples, I suggest you just stop.

Where's the fun in that? I've always gotten there the ole fashioned way.



Sorry to interrupt all your sweeping generalizations about hisec people you never interact with. Your flawed thinking and flawed assumptions have failed to get people to leave hisec time and time again already, but please, go on.

It was pretty solid ISK, easily the best you could make easily and reliably when shooting NPCs, pre-incursion.

Very well written.

I wouldn't even go so far with that idea. I see this thread as a haphazard attempt to bridge the gap between the two sectors. Seriously though, no trolling or being facetious, what nulsec alliance would allow anyone who isn't blue to traipse through their territory unmolested? Well...I mean besides a NRDS alliance.

I don't know...I've been thinking about Nulsec, just don't know yet...I actually want to.