a: There's a fair delay between pressing jump and landing next to the cyno.
b: They can be, just kill the noobship.
c: If it is destroyed, the JF lands in a random spot in system. Easy prey for someone prepared with probes.

I'd still contend that there may be a benefit in extending the delay [sorry I've never noticed that much delay when jumping] and if the JF is in warp it should be either destroyed or at the least badly enough damaged to be easily gankable in a Concord system.

I agree that they should still need to scan the JF down if its not destroyed, but if it suffers damage the destruction becomes manageable for a small gang.

It's not easy to unseat a powerful alliance. More often then not, large alliances are destroyed from within, as opposed to any military action by their enemies. With their large incomes, they can lose a titan on a Monday, and have it replaced on Monday.
TL;DR: I need about three fiddy

Ah, I see. You've never run a JF. Because if you had, you'd know that [i]you can't cyno into HS

Correct Ruby not a JF Pilot, just Carrier I'm afraid.

I'm confused here. a JF cannot cyno into HS either. nothing jump capable can. Cynos cannot be lit in hisec. Though JFs and grandfathered caps still in hisec can lock onto cynos lit in low/null and jump FROM hisec. Possibly this is what you mean?

Tell us more about how easy it is to replace titans with jump freighters.

Simpler solution would be to make it so NPC corp members can not light or bridge to cynos.

Then you'd just have more corp hopping for cyno alts into an alt corp so as to remain somewhat anonymous

Oh, well in that case, next time I go through Rancer, I should pay concord to turn that into high security space for a day

sacrilege...

eve PvP is super 1337. not many people can manage to mash five function keys after setting orbit distance to their nemesis.

In the ASCN we used to run these giant convoys that consisted of a dozen or more freighters, and 300 or so escort ships. This usually took place once a month, and took A LOT of planning and prep work. There were no jump freighters and jump bridges at that time. And since warp to 0 did not exist, we had to make sure that every member of the fleet had the same set of insta bookmarks.

These convoys took an entire night to make the 40 some odd jumps (each way) to get to the destination after originating in ASCN null space. The following day we would usually handle the trip back and never tried to make the trek both ways in a single evening.

This doesn't just SOUND tedious.... IT WAS TEDIOUS,

Yet I miss it and wish they would have never implemented bridges and jump freighters.

It's not that I miss the act of participating in convoy duty in itself, but instead that I miss the days where alliances could strike a crippling blow against one another by intercepting/ambushing their supply convoys. That was something that I really liked about EVE, and it's kind of sad that such things are no longer an option as a way for alliances to strike at one another outside of simply launching an attack on their sov space.

Logistics interdiction added another level of paranoia to the game, and anything that can keep even the larger alliances constantly looking over their shoulder was and still is a good thing.

In our case, we had to keep a wary eye out for BOB and the MC.... Until they blew us up for good.

It would appear that you are the only person on these forums that gets it. All of the complexity in Eve is being slowly taken away to satisfy the lowest common denominator.