So your answer is to make space unentrenchable, meaning all of it becomes deserted and unused.

you seem to think that nerfing jump bridges would kill off large nullsec blocs, allow small alliances to settle in nullsec and magically fix the game

Nullsec is about empires, worthless scum who complain about megablocks are nutjobs who believe they can cut it in 0.0 but are unable to make any friends and so they're left ranting that it's all ccp's fault that they're not king of a region

this is much the same as cheetos-stained libertarians are sure they will be lords once big government gets out of the way

First of all, it's blocs, not blocks.

Second of all, it's not "the problem", "the problem" is that "the megablocs" have no proper casus belli to go to war against eachother.

much like anyone who discusses how nice the air is on the moon can be safely assumed to have never gone there, so too can anyone who claims jbs are used for force protection be safely assumed never to have been in nullsec

All of our stations are spread out, so we have to travel a lot more to do the same thing.It doesn't actually affect "the blob", power projection, or logistics, all of which are done through other means. What it does affect is when you want to get from point A to point B for a boring, routine thing and want it to take 3 minutes instead of 10.

please elaborate on why making this process difficult or time consuming adds to the game

please be specific, and be aware making things annoying is not an end in itself

Generally speaking the only thing that we want nerfed in highsec ...

the idea nothing should be nerfed is stupid and wrong

We could of course tell CCP to just double the isk payout for rats etc,...

more ignorant bleeting that ignores reality
the career highseccer, petrified of loss, is not the target of a l4 nerf: it is the l4 alt of a 0.0 player

my goal is for people to finance their nullsec lives where they live: nullsec

why it matters to me is critically important and has been posted in this very thread in the last few pages

i have elaborated on all relevant points feel free to quote the ones you disagree with or do not understand

What do you think happens?

Malph either read the goddamn thread or STFU. Now I'm getting irritated because you're just putting us off track for no reason.

I refer you to the now 10s of pages where we discuss the importance of changing Null Sec Industry to promote a more active Industrial Core thus fueling the "Farms and Fields" mentality. The thought process behind nerfing L4s is to make NullSec pilots come back to Null to make their ISK, rather than the extremely easy process of setting up a L4 alt and just letting the cash roll in with no PvP environment being fostered.

none of this is remotely true, and evidences a complete lack of understanding of anything that has been discussed

Malphilos: Since you've got CSPA on: moneymaking time.

This is why I'm more for increasing risk rather then nerf reward by removing NPC corps and fixing wardec evasion as well as boosting industry.
Because the issue at hand isn't merely making 0.0 more alluring to casual miners/small-indy players (although that is important too), but also make letting those carebears in more alluring to nullsec alliance leaders.

Briefly put, the amount of incentives that a nullsec alliance leader would need to replace just getting a handful of guys with freighter alts in NPC corps to just load up in Jita with all the supplies (sold at cutthroat, rock bottom wholesale prices) they could possibly need and autopilot down to the deployment system 100% risk free and replace that with thousands of PVP-averse bears who need lots of protection and are free to charge a far higher price, would be gamebreaking. Incentivising in-house industry as a desireable alternate to trade hub supply convoys necessarily means making supply convoys less feasible to do, and that involves investigating highsec logistics, because highsec and nullsec logistics are for the most part the same thing.

People moan about the nullsec logistics train that docks in a trade hub manhours of technetium and leaves with mandecades of low-end minerals to build things with, and how jump bridges help with that, but very few people question about why noone seems able to disrupt these highsec convoys despite these unprotected freighters taking nearly zero precautions.