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Homo Jesus
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Posted - 2012.08.15 13:17:00 -
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Tippia wrote:Can flipping is a minor issue compared to the effects it'll have on piracy.
Yep, who cares what a random know-nothing thinks will happen. What I want to know is, will sentries and the navy attack when suspect flagged? If I read and listened to what I think was said about it you'll just be flagged attackable to all players. I would kinda be against that but if the bears are happy with it so am I.
I think all the people who want to shoot ninja salvagers just got their wish.
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Ok so I'm new to this but wouldn't the proposed changes open up pvp for those who have never pvp'ed before?
If I see someone stealing and subsequebtly fighting in a belt im in, at the moment I can't join in but it seems that with these changes I could, ergo I would be pvp'ing where pre-change I would not be. Honestly this is one of the only ways I see myself pvp'ing any time soon in the future.
I also find it amusing that when people in high sec complain about can flippers and things, they are considered crying and told they should adapt or get out, but when the pvp'ers do it its fine? Whats that all about? I swear I've seen people posting in this thread telling people to adapt to changes before, but they cant seem to do it themselves? ironic.
This is the reason I would kinda be against it. This poor guy would think he was looking at a fight happening in a belt he can join in on. The day after he would be here posting why the mechanic is broken while both of those guys were on comms laughing at him.
The last thing you want is the adaptable players getting their hands on you. |
Homo Jesus
The LGBT Last Supper
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Posted - 2012.08.15 13:46:00 -
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Mag's wrote:Homo Jesus wrote:I think all the people who want to shoot ninja salvagers just got their wish. That'll still be classed as a separate thing and not theft, as the salvage doesn't belong to anyone.
Yeah, probably but what I mean is just flipping a can flags you to all the players that will shoot ninja THIEVES which typically results in.....people have just been asking for a long time to make salvaging a crime while not understanding that's really NOT a good thing for them.
No need to make salvaging a crime just flip one can, hang at a good spot until someone gets a wild hair up their butt and runs to shoot something. No more scanning missions and stealing, can baiting, flipping ore cans, etc is necessary to get half-wits to aggress. |
Homo Jesus
The LGBT Last Supper
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Posted - 2012.08.15 23:43:00 -
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I think I must have missed something. How will anything in Crimewave stop a firing squad of tornados from suicide ganking stuffs?
Heh, who wants "good" fights? I just want your loot and suspect flagging makes it much easier to fool people into giving it to me. I had to laugh at the people who are arguing about what's good and bad for pvp around a can in high sec...this is about piracy if I wanted a "good" "fair" fight I would either log on to sisi or play something faster paced.
High sec war decs already allow people to broadcast for allies so for those we're just talking about neutral rr. Flagging neut rr is a whole different animal and really only an aggro timer for repping so they can't dock when shot and the suspect flag kinda makes it dangerous to rep right near an undock spot...that's correct right? I'm not much of a high sec guy other than shopping.
I been flashy for quite a while and shootable by everyone so this part is nothing new. The new wonderful part is going to be when I don't have to have -5 to be shootable by everyone...the navy prevents me from exploiting all the bewbs who chase my taxi shuttles in high sec at the moment. |
Homo Jesus
The LGBT Last Supper
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Posted - 2012.08.16 04:04:00 -
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Nerf Burger wrote:
Its was also extremely lame theives could only be attacked by their chosen target.
Yeah, now that will change overnight...it isn't like you have the option right now to bring in logi to aid that victim of theft. I'm sure once shooting him is on the table everything will change in your favor. Oh glory days!
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