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

In Eve I am almost exclusively a small gang/solo pvper.!

ban npc corps
nerf highsec station refining rate
overhaul 0.0 industry in general
add capital strip miner for rorquals that only works on low end ore

ban npc corps
nerf highsec station refining rate
overhaul 0.0 industry in general
add capital strip miner for rorquals that only works on low end ore

And this is why florists should never be tapped to remove a tumor that is deep within the brain.

Whatever, I'm just amazed that after all this time, the-smarter-than-your-average-MMO-players still don't get it. This game will get run into the ground for a little self-gratification and sense of entitlement.

It is simple economics. Null and empire have a symbiosis, and a tension, and that is a key motor of the economy. You stop that, the economy dies, or becomes the barter/wage slavery of null, were the measure of success is a plex a month, and you get all your stuff giving to you by the indies of your alliance for zero isk.

Right now attempt to enter null-sec for a carebear seems like 100% risk to lose ships and implants. So

1) make insurance for implants - or jump clones available every 3 hours + lower cost of clones;

2) make whole ship insurable - including modules and rigs;

3) make full insurance cost much less.

Next day there will be non-stop massacre. However present nullbears won't be happy watching their POSes being desintegrated by RvB casuals.

Wrong move. This will herd not only highseccers, but also small null and lowsec people into mega sov null NAP trains, where they will stay in entrenched safe areas, making majority of null space more deserted than ever.



Lowsec parts that actually offers reward, like FW areas, are bustling. Null space doesn't lack rewards, just access.

also increase npc corp tax to like 40%

I honestly think that this is a common misconception of nullsec. It's actually quite easy for anyone to get into with the use of the map and a scout. The problem is that once you get there, you can't really do a great deal unless you have somewhere to settle (e.g. station or POS), and the perceived risk is too great compared to other areas of the game for people to even attempt to get into null.

There are already interdiction nullifiers on T3's, but that has served mainly the current inhabitants rather than encouraging a new wave of residents.

There are a few reasons that I can see for a reduction of traffic, mainly caused by a lack of migration of players into null:

- High barriers to entry for newer players/corps/alliances to move to null
- Not enough of a carrot to entice players away from highsec
- A lack of differentiated content in null vs. other areas of space.
- Current alliances entrenched in their space.
- Not enough reason for industrialists to be in null

lack of bubbles made lowsec a bustling area, right?

From a purely selfish point of view I would like to see this trend reverse and see null becoming as vibrant as it has been in days gone by so I've got stuff to shoot.

Except... we have Insurance in nullsec too, you know. So you'd kill us, and we'd reship immediately because we keep entire fleets worth of ships on contract to reship in, and we'd just meatgrinder whatever pubbie "Highsec PVPer" tried to show up to try to ruin our day.

nuke hisec incursions, make it exclusive to lowsec

done, more people leave hisec, even if it's just daytrips to lowsec

ban npc corps
nerf highsec station refining rate
overhaul 0.0 industry in general
add capital strip miner for rorquals that only works on low end ore

I have this great news for you: null sec is the apex of player generated, emergent content.

Make your player generated content less sh!tty and maybe you'll convince someone to go there.

Let's see. We can't manufacture well enough to outperform probably even almost the shittiest hisec system, in deklein, we have to move ore to a special refinery station and then move it to a second system to actually manufacture things in it. We don't have anything which really enables us to mine stuff locally quicker, so it's much easier to just compress and import, or even just buy whole ships and import. And up until the last half year or a year, hisec has been more or less 100% safety (outside of hulkageddon) for miners, and with a few minor precautions by manufacturers, 100% safety for them as well.

Gee, I wonder why industrialists prefer to stay in hisec. The reason completely eludes me.

sorry only semi-pro players are allowed in null

'Semi-pro' may be the wrong phrase to use, but null is generally not for casual players.

I've been part of a alliance with a nullsec presence and it became a real pain to log-on and play for a couple of hours. By the time all of the comms channels were up and running, the intel chat was open, and the corp chat, and the alliance chat, and then requests for intel came in every 5 seconds, then a CTA was called and we sat in a station for two hours waitng for the FC's to decide whether to undock...and then it was time to log off for the night, and I'd actually done nothing!

Won't happen. Not even if hell froze to Anctartica levels.