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Does the presence of these "Boosters" ingame subtly encourage drug use in impressionable young players? Discuss...

I think you are confusing weed with alcohol. If you drink, you tend to weave when driving. Smoking pot usually just leads to you going 5-10mph below the speed limit,[i] to the nearest shop that's open 24 hours and sells munchies

I find it worrying that in E.v.e. you can pop a pill and suddenly be able to better perform complex motor functions like flying a ship; this is totally unrealistic

I find it worrying that in E.v.e. you can pop a pill and suddenly be able to better perform complex motor functions like flying a ship; this is totally unrealistic, and opposite to any drugs in real life.

I find it worrying that in E.v.e. you can pop a pill and suddenly be able to better perform complex motor functions like flying a ship; this is totally unrealistic, and opposite to any drugs in real life. In real life if you take weed and try to drive, you weave all over the road and end up spending the night in a jail cell with a big black guy named Bubba. Does the presence of these "Boosters" ingame subtly encourage drug use in impressionable young players? Discuss...

...unrealistic, and opposite to any drugs in real life. In real life...

I find it worrying that in E.v.e. you can pop a pill and suddenly be able to better perform complex motor functions like flying a ship; this is totally unrealistic, and opposite to any drugs in real life. In real life if you take weed and try to drive, you weave all over the road and end up spending the night in a jail cell with a big black guy named Bubba. Does the presence of these "Boosters" ingame subtly encourage drug use in impressionable young players? Discuss...

I find it worrying that in E.v.e. you can pop a pill and suddenly be able to better perform complex motor functions like flying a ship; this is totally unrealistic, and opposite to any drugs in real life. In real life if you take weed and try to drive, you weave all over the road and end up spending the night in a jail cell with a big black guy named Bubba. Does the presence of these "Boosters" ingame subtly encourage drug use in impressionable young players? Discuss...

Eve should have UI effects when on drugs depending on the current description of it.

Its M for mature and not for kids.

This is a game not real life,.

If your real life is in any way impacted by pixels, you need to be banned from the internet, banned from using video games and banned from planet Earth. You simply are not worthy of the air you breathe.

I think you are confusing weed with alcohol. If you drink, you tend to weave when driving. Smoking pot usually just leads to you going 5-10mph below the speed limit.

That said, you are confusing boosters with drugs, and choosing poorly with the drug metaphors at that. Think of boosters more like steroids except for the mind.

Additionally, you don't seem to grasp how a pod works. Capsulers do not fly their ships using motor skills. You don't have a throttle and flight stick. Those metal disks in your capsuler's back... That is where the ship and pilot connect. It's all mental. Obviously a capsuler needs stamina, but they do not need to be a ballet dancer or master of fine motor skills. In fact, it may be possible to be a parapalegic and fly a capsuler ship (though you would probably just reclone to fix whatever paralized you if possible)


So really, there isn't much to discuss except either your poor attempt at trolling or you lack of understanding about the eve universe.

I think we are missing the most important point here....

WTF is E.v.e?

Excessive Ventricular Efficiency?

Elmo's Very Exasperated?

Elementary Vogon Economics?

I realize that the in-game lore method for ship piloting is some sort of mental hookup, but turning your brain into Woodstock or your stepdad's camper van would still have a serious effect on your ability to pilot, regardless of whether your E.v.e. avatar were using his/her/hyr/zyr hands...