Are you suggesting that sites are created at downtime, and by the time you log in (say 12 hours later) they have been run by other players, not to be created again until the next DT? If so, then you are confused about the mechanic. Sites spawn all day. If you understand how sig IDs are created, then that is fairly obvious. It's also obvious if you half pay attention to your own system while you are logged on (if you log on for more than 20 minutes a day).
If that is NOT what you are saying, then please clarify, because I have no idea what you mean by content (sites) being gone.

... This removes the methods used currently for safe farming, and as such automatically encourages more fights without changing the actual balance of the game one bit (ie. the holes would still be mass restricted just like they are now).

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I think of it the other way, instead of having useless systems that give you absolutely no reason to be there, this might actually bring some more life into those. ...

A simple ideal would be to allow players to build a modified version of an outpost maybe say 25% the size of one and make it tied to some sort of SOV claim unit so if they lose SOV they lose there outpost but to be honest they're is a reason why WH conflict is not as happening and I think that logistically it's a pain to invade one and is more of a grief play to just peepee on someone then actually planning on taking over the WH.

Yeah, I considered not doing it for a moment. And then I remembered that some dumb ass was saying I was a high sec miner because I'd like to see more people logged in to shoot at.

-Liang

Are you saying that someone is coming into your wormhole everyday and running your sites before you get online?

No I was basically saying you were talking absolute bollocks.

How do you PVP people that aren't logged on?

-Liang

You simply scan more. If you are looking for ganks (which is sounds like you are), this is how it's done. Kairos has been doing it successfully for a while now, hence why we kill more in wh space than anyone else. Sometimes you even get a fun fight out of it, which makes it all the more rewarding.

In conclusion, be patient, scan more, and it's amazing what you find.

As an AU player myself i never had too much issue finding people to shoot. I think you are just not scanning enough.

http://stats.whkills.info/

Somehow I don't think you're cut for the wormhole life Liang. Our whole corp is regularily amongst the top killers in wormhole space. That said, do you still plan on trolling this thread for long? Because your complaints about not enough Ozzies playing has absolutely nothing to do with the game itself.

Liang is clearly stuck in the wrong subforum... has the entrance closed behind you on your way in here?

http://stats.whkills.info/

Somehow I don't think you're cut for the wormhole life Liang. Our whole corp is regularily amongst the top killers in wormhole space. That said, do you still plan on trolling this thread for long? Because your complaints about not enough Ozzies playing has absolutely nothing to do with the game itself.

No sticks up in anyone's arse here but yours it seems. You appear to be the one complaining the most about an area of the game you don't even live in anymore. Do us all a favor and just stop your trolling. The rest of us understand the realities of wormhole life and don't even bother with comments like your "noobs getting just 10 kills a day". It's not about the quantity, it's about the quality. I'm betting that we get more quality PvP here than literally anyone in null or low sec. Even on the off chance that we don't (I admit it's possible), at least we don't have to deal with idiotic station games.

Your blog is aptly named, failing in so many ways...

Amusingly, I've been running a WH corp for 2.5 years. But hey, keep telling me that the only people allowed to poast in your glorious WH forum section is C5/C6 nublets that brag about an entire alliance getting < 500 kills/month.

-Liang

... it's quite simple. I'm aware of the way sites spawn and despawn, and that they immediately respawn (somewhere else) when completed. However, what actually happens is that holes that are lived in are frequently depleted quite early in the day and holes that nobody lives in (or has very quiet residents) become absolutely packed with sigs.

It's not that the 'clumping' of sites in unoccupied systems leaves you without sites to run. The claim is that this problem will be there for anyone from the AUS timezone. And whilst you don't need them to be plexing so you can gank them for your PvP, site running is the isk attraction for a lot of W-Space, so without it life is poorer for AUS players, making W-Space less attractive and leaving you - and everyone else - with no targets.

TL;DR (1) Liang may have a point. It wasn't what I first thought, could have been phrased better and is actually interesting. (2) OP focuses on making W-Space unfriendly to farmers. Perhaps another option is making is more friendly to roaming. But how to do this without breaking W-Space?

Ultimately I'm pretty sceptical that you could 'fix' these features of W-Space without ruining a great deal of what makes it different and exciting. (Why shouldn't there be a kind of space for the cloaky gankers?) So my only point is that I'm not convinced of the underlying assumption that a lack of 'conflict' comes from a low probability of encounters. Sorry I don't have something more constructive, but maybe someone else does.

TL;DR (1) Liang may have a point. It wasn't what I first thought, could have been phrased better and is actually interesting. (2) OP focuses on making W-Space unfriendly to farmers. Perhaps another option is making is more friendly to roaming. But how to do this without breaking W-Space?

The way I see it is that these changes would make it different and exciting. It would also help those people who run in more quiet time zones as like everyone has stated here, there aren't many people running in those hours. Increasing the odds of bumping into the ones, can not be anything but good.

If his point was that CCP should increase their marketing in Australia then yeah, he would of had a point but that wasn't what he was saying. Instead he made the moronic statement that "nobody in wormhole space logs on" What?

I really don't see how it'd be that big of a change to the current methods used to make safe farming conditions:

Crashing part would increase the required effort perhaps by 2-3 minutes, a complete non-issue. Anchoring bubbles is 1-2 minutes more (you don't have to sit there idle when they are already anchoring).