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Grenduk
Royal Amarr Institute Amarr Empire
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Posted - 2013.01.21 17:28:00 -
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Wardecs are perfect as is. PVP corps can deny industrial corps access to their preferred play style because eve is a harsh and cold universe.
Problem is, it's not harsh and cold for the PVP corp. They get what they want without any consequences. We need a counter mechanic for industrial focused players that provides the same emergent gameplay fun!
I introduce the Marketdec. Corp A can bribe Concord to restrict all market interaction for Corp B. Now pvpers must mine and build their own stuff, thus forcing the industrial playstyle on them.
Same result for the other half of the game. |

Psychotic Monk
The Skunkworks
544
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Posted - 2013.01.21 17:33:00 -
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That's not something that the industrial player is *doing*. If pvp corps attacking industrial corps only had to throw in the dec and walk away, then we'd be talking.
But pvp players are stalking you and fighting you and generally getting all the way up into your cheese fries. Why shouldn't you have to work to get up into our business?
Additionally, as an experienced user of game mechanics, I know that I would be using that same 'industrial dec' on you. And probably as many corps as I possibly could.
Remember, any tool given to you is also given to me, and vice versa. Founding member of the Belligerent Undesirables movement. |

Singular Snowflake
New Order Logistics CODE.
67
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Posted - 2013.01.21 17:34:00 -
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Grenduk wrote:Wardecs are perfect as is. PVP corps can deny industrial corps access to their preferred play style because eve is a harsh and cold universe.
Problem is, it's not harsh and cold for the PVP corp. They get what they want without any consequences. We need a counter mechanic for industrial focused players that provides the same emergent gameplay fun!
I introduce the Marketdec. Corp A can bribe Concord to restrict all market interaction for Corp B. Now pvpers must mine and build their own stuff, thus forcing the industrial playstyle on them.
Same result for the other half of the game. I'd love to see this mechanic abused. Locking permitless miners out of markets perhaps? |

Dave Stark
1632
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Posted - 2013.01.21 17:43:00 -
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Singular Snowflake wrote:Grenduk wrote:Wardecs are perfect as is. PVP corps can deny industrial corps access to their preferred play style because eve is a harsh and cold universe.
Problem is, it's not harsh and cold for the PVP corp. They get what they want without any consequences. We need a counter mechanic for industrial focused players that provides the same emergent gameplay fun!
I introduce the Marketdec. Corp A can bribe Concord to restrict all market interaction for Corp B. Now pvpers must mine and build their own stuff, thus forcing the industrial playstyle on them.
Same result for the other half of the game. I'd love to see this mechanic abused. Locking permitless miners out of markets perhaps? my wardec immune npc corp laughs at you. "100k for notifications of stupidity, i love this bounty system." |

Rico Minali
Sons Of 0din Dark Therapy
1189
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Posted - 2013.01.21 17:47:00 -
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There is no 'other half of the game'. This is where people are going wrong. All corporations are capable of all aspects of Eve. All pilots in fact are capable of all aspects of Eve. Are you a miner? Learn to fly (the now very very capable) frigates and go fight the attackers. Most 'pvp' corps who wardec industrial corps are in fact NOT pvp corps, they are griefers who will quickly lose interest if they cant simply gank you.
Pvp corps look for people who will fight. Griefers look for industrial corps who are easy prey. The only exception to this are pvp corps who have been hired to attack indy corps or when indy corp pilots shoot their mouths off and annoy someone into wardeccing them. Trust me, I almost know what I'm doing. |

Dave Stark
1632
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Posted - 2013.01.21 17:51:00 -
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oh, also i think we just all missed the flaw of:
buy goods on an out of corp alt. contract it to your other character. totally ignore this entire mechanic. "100k for notifications of stupidity, i love this bounty system." |

Grenduk
Royal Amarr Institute Amarr Empire
1
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Posted - 2013.01.21 17:55:00 -
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Dave Stark wrote:oh, also i think we just all missed the flaw of:
buy goods on an out of corp alt. contract it to your other character. totally ignore this entire mechanic.
Isn't that all smart players do with wardecs anyway? Stay docked, contract to alts and red frog resulting in a contract and login game that sucks all the fun out? |

Natsett Amuinn
GoonWaffe Goonswarm Federation
1628
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Posted - 2013.01.21 17:56:00 -
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Grenduk wrote: Now pvpers must mine and build their own stuff, thus forcing the industrial playstyle on them. . So you want to **** with my playstyle?
No, never, not ever.
Wonderful idea. Lets put in mechanic that make it so the PvPer is encouraged to circumvent every other industrialist. That's just awful.
NO, the PvP should be buying from ME. Not encouraged to build his own ****. And no, "contracts" is not an alternative solution.
https://forums.eveonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=195938&find=unread https://forums.eveonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=195937&find=unread
You fix wardecs by giving high sec corps the same kind of control null gets. OWNERSHIP of things worth fighting to win or lose. It's why wardecs work in null and not in high sec. They have nothing to call their own, and therefore nothing to fight for. |

Dave Stark
1632
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Posted - 2013.01.21 17:56:00 -
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Grenduk wrote:Dave Stark wrote:oh, also i think we just all missed the flaw of:
buy goods on an out of corp alt. contract it to your other character. totally ignore this entire mechanic. Isn't that all smart players do with wardecs anyway? Stay docked, contract to alts and red frog resulting in a contract and login game that sucks all the fun out?
no, smart players disband and reform the corporation. "100k for notifications of stupidity, i love this bounty system." |

Grenduk
Royal Amarr Institute Amarr Empire
1
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Posted - 2013.01.21 17:57:00 -
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Dave Stark wrote:Grenduk wrote:Dave Stark wrote:oh, also i think we just all missed the flaw of:
buy goods on an out of corp alt. contract it to your other character. totally ignore this entire mechanic. Isn't that all smart players do with wardecs anyway? Stay docked, contract to alts and red frog resulting in a contract and login game that sucks all the fun out? no, smart players disband and reform the corporation.
Not with POS running research jobs. |

Princess Saskia
Hyperfleet Industries
35
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Posted - 2013.01.21 17:58:00 -
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How about? Hire merc's beceause you are playing the industrial side of the game to make money. Therefore you have money to pay such merc's |

Tippia
Sunshine and Lollipops
12767
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Posted - 2013.01.21 18:01:00 -
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This already exists. It's called GǣwardecsGǥ and/or GǣalliesGǥ and it's available to industrial corps right now. Vote Malcanis for CSM8. |

Natsett Amuinn
GoonWaffe Goonswarm Federation
1628
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Posted - 2013.01.21 18:23:00 -
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Tippia wrote:This already exists. It's called GǣwardecsGǥ and/or GǣalliesGǥ and it's available to industrial corps right now. Of course it already exists.
The incentive to ally, to grow, and to fight does not though.
People disband or drop corp when there's a wardec. It's becaue they have nothing to lose.
Why do people in null not do this? We have something to lose if we did.
CCP is going to make changes to high sec industry, and they're trying to find ways to give meaning to high sec wardecs.
If you give players conrol of something worthwhile, they'll fight for it. Wardecs, regardless of the area you play, should not be about gaining legal targets, it should be about fighting over tangible things.
That's why there's a problem with high sec wardecs. You have nothing tangible to fight for, and everyone uses it to gain legal targets.
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Natsett Amuinn
GoonWaffe Goonswarm Federation
1628
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Posted - 2013.01.21 18:28:00 -
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Grenduk wrote:Dave Stark wrote:Grenduk wrote:Dave Stark wrote:oh, also i think we just all missed the flaw of:
buy goods on an out of corp alt. contract it to your other character. totally ignore this entire mechanic. Isn't that all smart players do with wardecs anyway? Stay docked, contract to alts and red frog resulting in a contract and login game that sucks all the fun out? no, smart players disband and reform the corporation. Not with POS running research jobs. Nonsense. People abanbon PoS's all the time.
And the PoS isn't a station. They don't function like a station. Not everyone can use a PoS, even within a corp. There's enough psots around about changing the PoS's because of issues with mechanics.
The PoS should be an "everyman" structure, and then high sec corps should be able to place stations in system where T2 production and high conentration ore is refined.
Then you can declare war becaue you want the station, and the guy you declared war on would have a need to fight for that station. As apoosed to declaring war on as many corps in high sec as you can in the hopes that you'll have legal targets.
We do not drop corp or disband in null because of wardecs. We have things that can be lost. |

Jamyl Khanid
Imperial Academy Amarr Empire
63
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Posted - 2013.01.21 18:29:00 -
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Dave Stark wrote: my wardec immune npc corp laughs at you.
This 1000 times.
They are here for a reason. The same people that cry foul about you keeping an NPC alt would have no hesitation about Awox-ing your corp or disbanding your entire alliance with a meta alt. Don't let others dictate strategy unless you like being a follower. |

Natsett Amuinn
GoonWaffe Goonswarm Federation
1628
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Posted - 2013.01.21 18:32:00 -
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It doesn't even have to be all inclusive stations.
High sec corp finds a system they can drop a station. They get a choice.
A station for production of T2 goods. A station for the refinging of high concentration ore. A station for research and invention.
The station can only do one of those things, and it's up to the corporation to decide what it is it will do.
Players would go the NPC station to run missions, produce T2 goods, refine standard ores, to obtain datacorres.
Beyond that you should go a player run station, were you do not need to be a member of that corp, and that corp can set a higher line rate and lower refine rate for non members. |

Natsett Amuinn
GoonWaffe Goonswarm Federation
1628
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Posted - 2013.01.21 18:37:00 -
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Jamyl Khanid wrote:Dave Stark wrote: my wardec immune npc corp laughs at you.
This 1000 times. They are here for a reason. The same people that cry foul about you keeping an NPC alt would have no hesitation about Awox-ing your corp or disbanding your entire alliance with a meta alt. Don't let others dictate strategy unless you like being a follower. What do you mean, "here for a reason".
Some of you aren't paying attention.
CCP is going to make a change. They've already mentioned the possibility of moving T2 production to .7 and lower systems. That means some people, not in a player run corp, would end up not being able to produce T2 goods.
I'm cool with that. However, I'd like a solution that BUFFS the player run corp, not nerfing people who dont' want to play in a player run corp or in low and null sec. |

Dave Stark
1634
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Posted - 2013.01.21 18:40:00 -
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Jamyl Khanid wrote:Dave Stark wrote: my wardec immune npc corp laughs at you.
This 1000 times. They are here for a reason. The same people that cry foul about you keeping an NPC alt would have no hesitation about Awox-ing your corp or disbanding your entire alliance with a meta alt. Don't let others dictate strategy unless you like being a follower.
not even an npc alt, it's a main character. as the goon so eloquently points out, there's nothing in high sec worth fighting or owning, so why not sit in a wardec immune npc corp? "100k for notifications of stupidity, i love this bounty system." |

Grenduk
Royal Amarr Institute Amarr Empire
2
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Posted - 2013.01.21 18:42:00 -
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Dave Stark wrote:Jamyl Khanid wrote:Dave Stark wrote: my wardec immune npc corp laughs at you.
This 1000 times. They are here for a reason. The same people that cry foul about you keeping an NPC alt would have no hesitation about Awox-ing your corp or disbanding your entire alliance with a meta alt. Don't let others dictate strategy unless you like being a follower. not even an npc alt, it's a main character. as the goon so eloquently points out, there's nothing in high sec worth fighting or owning so why not sit in a wardec immune npc corp?
Personally, a few reasons. 1) T2 invention. 2) 0.75 production in a POS 3) JC access to 0.0 PI 4) social aspects |

Dave Stark
1634
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Posted - 2013.01.21 18:48:00 -
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Grenduk wrote:Dave Stark wrote:Jamyl Khanid wrote:Dave Stark wrote: my wardec immune npc corp laughs at you.
This 1000 times. They are here for a reason. The same people that cry foul about you keeping an NPC alt would have no hesitation about Awox-ing your corp or disbanding your entire alliance with a meta alt. Don't let others dictate strategy unless you like being a follower. not even an npc alt, it's a main character. as the goon so eloquently points out, there's nothing in high sec worth fighting or owning so why not sit in a wardec immune npc corp? Personally, a few reasons. 1) T2 invention. 2) 0.75 production in a POS 3) JC access to 0.0 PI 4) social aspects
and as a miner i have no interest in any of those. hence, npc corp. "100k for notifications of stupidity, i love this bounty system." |

Natsett Amuinn
GoonWaffe Goonswarm Federation
1629
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Posted - 2013.01.21 18:50:00 -
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Grenduk wrote:Dave Stark wrote:Jamyl Khanid wrote:Dave Stark wrote: my wardec immune npc corp laughs at you.
This 1000 times. They are here for a reason. The same people that cry foul about you keeping an NPC alt would have no hesitation about Awox-ing your corp or disbanding your entire alliance with a meta alt. Don't let others dictate strategy unless you like being a follower. not even an npc alt, it's a main character. as the goon so eloquently points out, there's nothing in high sec worth fighting or owning so why not sit in a wardec immune npc corp? Personally, a few reasons. 1) T2 invention. 2) 0.75 production in a POS 3) JC access to 0.0 PI 4) social aspects You've got to explain what any of that has to do with any of my ideas.
What does the JC acces to 0,0 PI have to do with high sec corporations and the ability to run a station?
Social aspects? How is a high sec corporation being able to own a station going to have a negative impact on social aspects? Null sec THRIVES and participates in levels of social interaction that is not possible in high sec.
.75 preoduction? You don't need a PoS in high sec to produce the things that dominate the marekt. You only need to be in an NPC corp, working out of an NPC station.
Invention can be done in a PoS, NPC station, Null stations. I'm not suggesting anything that would have any impact on that. |

baltec1
Bat Country
4871
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Posted - 2013.01.21 18:52:00 -
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In one war we crippled our enemy by destroying their supply of t3 cruisers. So what you want is already in game. |

Natsett Amuinn
GoonWaffe Goonswarm Federation
1631
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Posted - 2013.01.21 19:04:00 -
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baltec1 wrote:In one war we crippled our enemy by destroying their supply of t3 cruisers. So what you want is already in game. That's not what I want though.
I want you to do that and effect the MARKET in that region. Same way hulkagdon effected the market, and how ice interdictions can effect the market. Edit: these are larger impaters than I want high sec corps to have as well. I want to make it clear, I want regional impact, not overal market impact like can be gained through hulkagedon type events.
We can't sustain those though.
Nor does it make the NPC corp industrialist worse than the player run one.
I'm competing with a group of people that literally run high sec industry, and I"m not allowed to impact them? That's rediculous.
If T2 industry, and the refining of high concentration ores was run through a player run station, what happens when you take that station offline?
I don't think it's neccesary to "destroy" the station, but other high sec corps should have the means, in war, to take it offline so it's not usable, and then flip it.
That one system can have significant impact on the market in that region.
High sec industrial corps should be allowed to influence the market through warfare. This core to industrial activity. As an industrialist my goal is to sell as much of my stuff as possible, AT THE BEST PRICE I CAN GET. But I have very little recourse when it comes to enforceing my will upon the market.
The abundance of goods that comes out of any given region by an entire group that can not be impacted, makes it impossible for a high sec corporation to strategically enforce their will in that market.
You can't stop the building. |

Alavaria Fera
GoonWaffe Goonswarm Federation
3256
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Posted - 2013.01.21 19:05:00 -
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Natsett Amuinn wrote:You don't need a PoS in high sec to produce the things that dominate the marekt. You only need to be in an NPC corp, working out of an NPC station. NPCs are the best, after all. Those who cannot adapt become victims of Evolugalbugaslugakjlwsdhvbzxd Click for old school EVE Portraits: http://jadeconstantine.web44.net/Maison.htm |

Kalanaja
Dog Nation United PNG Associates
27
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Posted - 2013.01.21 19:26:00 -
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Natsett Amuinn wrote:baltec1 wrote:In one war we crippled our enemy by destroying their supply of t3 cruisers. So what you want is already in game. That's not what I want though. I want you to do that and effect the MARKET in that region. Same way hulkagdon effected the market, and how ice interdictions can effect the market. Edit: these are larger impaters than I want high sec corps to have as well. I want to make it clear, I want regional impact, not overal market impact like can be gained through hulkagedon type events. We can't sustain those though. Nor does it make the NPC corp industrialist worse than the player run one. I'm competing with a group of people that literally run high sec industry, and I"m not allowed to impact them? That's rediculous. If T2 industry, and the refining of high concentration ores was run through a player run station, what happens when you take that station offline? I don't think it's neccesary to "destroy" the station, but other high sec corps should have the means, in war, to take it offline so it's not usable, and then flip it. That one system can have significant impact on the market in that region. High sec industrial corps should be allowed to influence the market through warfare. This core to industrial activity. As an industrialist my goal is to sell as much of my stuff as possible, AT THE BEST PRICE I CAN GET. But I have very little recourse when it comes to enforceing my will upon the market. The abundance of goods that comes out of any given region by an entire group that can not be impacted, makes it impossible for a high sec corporation to strategically enforce their will in that market. You can't stop the building.
I like how you think. Lots of great ideas. Agreed, buffs to player corps are a major need along with the making wardecs matter in high sec. And pretty much for the OP. If an industrial corp cannot handle being wardecced, or cannot or will not hire guards. Then realistically speaking, you're failing. Even the lowliest industrial worker can clobber someone with a big freaking wrench. If you get decced by a griefer corp. Grab some cheap frigates, fit some weapons and other modules. Then go swarm them. I notice lots of those griefer corps like to fly more expensive ships since they know they probably won't lose them. So blow some of their ships up and cost them some money and grief. |

Grenduk
Royal Amarr Institute Amarr Empire
2
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Posted - 2013.01.21 19:35:00 -
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Kalanaja wrote:
I like how you think. Lots of great ideas. Agreed, buffs to player corps are a major need along with the making wardecs matter in high sec. And pretty much for the OP. If an industrial corp cannot handle being wardecced, or cannot or will not hire guards. Then realistically speaking, you're failing. Even the lowliest industrial worker can clobber someone with a big freaking wrench. If you get decced by a griefer corp. Grab some cheap frigates, fit some weapons and other modules. Then go swarm them. I notice lots of those griefer corps like to fly more expensive ships since they know they probably won't lose them. So blow some of their ships up and cost them some money and grief.
I dont get these "fight back" folks, have you ever been decced? Wardeccers dont fight to lose, they station hump. Bringing frigates against massively buffer tanked battleships resulting in easy drone kills or docking games while they lulz in local. |

Alavaria Fera
GoonWaffe Goonswarm Federation
3256
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Posted - 2013.01.21 19:43:00 -
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Grenduk wrote:Kalanaja wrote:
I like how you think. Lots of great ideas. Agreed, buffs to player corps are a major need along with the making wardecs matter in high sec. And pretty much for the OP. If an industrial corp cannot handle being wardecced, or cannot or will not hire guards. Then realistically speaking, you're failing. Even the lowliest industrial worker can clobber someone with a big freaking wrench. If you get decced by a griefer corp. Grab some cheap frigates, fit some weapons and other modules. Then go swarm them. I notice lots of those griefer corps like to fly more expensive ships since they know they probably won't lose them. So blow some of their ships up and cost them some money and grief.
I dont get these "fight back" folks, have you ever been decced? Wardeccers dont fight to lose, they station hump. Bringing frigates against massively buffer tanked battleships resulting in easy drone kills or docking games while they lulz in local. I'm looking for an alternative to space combat. They deprive me of my game, meaning I either pvp or dont play. I want a mechanic to return the favor. Perhaps an NPC corp would help? Those who cannot adapt become victims of Evolugalbugaslugakjlwsdhvbzxd Click for old school EVE Portraits: http://jadeconstantine.web44.net/Maison.htm |

Natsett Amuinn
GoonWaffe Goonswarm Federation
1636
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Posted - 2013.01.21 20:01:00 -
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Grenduk wrote:Kalanaja wrote:
I like how you think. Lots of great ideas. Agreed, buffs to player corps are a major need along with the making wardecs matter in high sec. And pretty much for the OP. If an industrial corp cannot handle being wardecced, or cannot or will not hire guards. Then realistically speaking, you're failing. Even the lowliest industrial worker can clobber someone with a big freaking wrench. If you get decced by a griefer corp. Grab some cheap frigates, fit some weapons and other modules. Then go swarm them. I notice lots of those griefer corps like to fly more expensive ships since they know they probably won't lose them. So blow some of their ships up and cost them some money and grief.
I dont get these "fight back" folks, have you ever been decced? Wardeccers dont fight to lose, they station hump. Bringing frigates against massively buffer tanked battleships resulting in easy drone kills or docking games while they lulz in local. "I dec, no fight"
They won't undock, that's a problem. Why? They don't need to.
Why don't they need to? Well, if they're an industrialist, you don't ******* need to! Industrialist does not just mean MINER. I do not mine a thing in EVE, yet I have two industrialists.
So we have a problem: 1) No undock, no win. You need to be able to win. They have nothing for you to win though, becaue they don't undock to get blown. Most of us consider, that in EVE when you win it's because you TOOK something. Most of us will not settle on eHonor.
I don't need to undock to do business though. You can sit there for 6 months, 23/7, I'm giggle as I make ISK. We don't all need to undock. If I don't undock you can't win.
You need something to take from them. How about control of the station they're in? If they don't undock, you take the station, and then raise the costs in that station. Now you're taking their isk everytime they do business, in your station.
2) Why did you deck? Are they producting goods for an opponent? All those NPC alts can move those goods, you'll be hard pressed to stop them all by ganking. Not to mention, ganking means you're losing isk.
Just wanted legal targets? That's perfectly fine, but they don't undock so you don't get any. What did that war cost by the way?
Again, if you could take control of the station they're working out of, you would be able to impact their business. NPC corp guys don't really matter, if it's produced in your station, you get paid for it.
And if you're intended legal targets won't undock, **** 'em, they can pay for the right to stay docked in your station.
I think people would be suprised how much more people would undock if that station they're working out of could sudently fall into the hands of someone that doesn't like them. There are things they could let you do with a station that make it very undesirable for them to just let you have it, but not limit anyones ability to do anything.
Wardecs only impact miners and mission runners, and if you're a mission runner you can already fly a ******* pve ship; you have no excuse for fitting a crappy ship to press buttons against another player. Dear god, you might get a crapfit frigate destroyed; oh the horror.
Miners and mission runners that don't like PvP are not going to be happy with any wardec system anyone could ever think up, because the only one that works for them is the one that doesn't exist. |

La Nariz
GoonWaffe Goonswarm Federation
631
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Posted - 2013.01.21 20:21:00 -
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Alavaria Fera wrote:Grenduk wrote:Kalanaja wrote:
I like how you think. Lots of great ideas. Agreed, buffs to player corps are a major need along with the making wardecs matter in high sec. And pretty much for the OP. If an industrial corp cannot handle being wardecced, or cannot or will not hire guards. Then realistically speaking, you're failing. Even the lowliest industrial worker can clobber someone with a big freaking wrench. If you get decced by a griefer corp. Grab some cheap frigates, fit some weapons and other modules. Then go swarm them. I notice lots of those griefer corps like to fly more expensive ships since they know they probably won't lose them. So blow some of their ships up and cost them some money and grief.
I dont get these "fight back" folks, have you ever been decced? Wardeccers dont fight to lose, they station hump. Bringing frigates against massively buffer tanked battleships resulting in easy drone kills or docking games while they lulz in local. I'm looking for an alternative to space combat. They deprive me of my game, meaning I either pvp or dont play. I want a mechanic to return the favor. Perhaps an NPC corp would help?
CONCORD will save us! This post was loving crafted by a member of the Official GoonWaffe recruitment team. |

Natsett Amuinn
GoonWaffe Goonswarm Federation
1638
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Posted - 2013.01.21 20:28:00 -
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The right of every capsuleer to earn isk, unimpeded, shall not be infringed. |
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