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RubyPorto
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Posted - 2013.04.02 05:58:00 -
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Beekeeper Bob wrote:I'm sure this makes sense to you.... So you expect new players, who have no idea how the game really works, to organize and protect themselves against players with much greater SP, much deeper pockets, and greater numbers and organization? Did you even stop to consider anything, other than your own need to grief noobs?
Confirmed: There are nothing but newbies in HS.
I'm certainly not abusing the safety of HS to make hilarious quantities of ISK. Not. At. All.
Anyway, you were the one that claimed that Nullsec is safer. Doesn't it follow that you want HS to have the same safety that Nullsec has? This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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RubyPorto
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Posted - 2013.04.02 07:28:00 -
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March rabbit wrote:Nexus Day wrote:Risk versus reward is bozo. Lo sec is about freedom, hi sec is about sacrificing those freedoms for protection. ... and here we have a problem: high-sec doesn't provide "protection". Your attacker will only meet CONCORD for a little slap in the face after he killed your ship. And insurance doesn't cover T2/faction/pirate ships and modules. All your losses are only your losses. So nope. Adding some payments into high-sec won't make sense.
HS does indeed provide protection. The fact that your attacker will lose their ship prevents most attacks that would otherwise happen.
What it doesn't provide is "prevention."
March rabbit wrote:Alara IonStorm wrote: Players work to make Null stable. They build that Empire and make it safe. They are the Concord. That is why they deserve much better rewards.
they have it already. next question?
They don't actually. At the very best it might be marginally better. And that's only for some activities. This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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RubyPorto
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Posted - 2013.04.02 23:10:00 -
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March rabbit wrote:RubyPorto wrote:HS does indeed provide protection. The fact that your attacker will lose their ship prevents most attacks that would otherwise happen.
What it doesn't provide is "prevention."
say it to miners who don't tank their hulks. say it to freighter pilots who get ganked (and will be when Burn Jita NNN will come) say it to pilots who get ganked "for fun" yes, CONCORD removes some part of dangers but this is not "protection". This is more "limitation of dangers". It's like speed limit on roads: you still can lose your car on this road. However speed limitation makes is somehow rarer (but totally possible). Technically protection = prevention of agression + compensation of loss. High-sec does not provide prevention and does not provide compensation. So nope, i can't agree that high-sec provides protection.
Quick, what does a Bulletproof Vest provide? Protection. What's the generic motto of a police force? Protect and Serve. What's the purpose of the Secret Service Protective detail? To Protect the President.
None of these are preventative agents (the Secret Service has a different part of the structure that does prevention), all of them are referred to as protective.
Concord provides Protection. The Secret Service provides Protection (not one Presidential Assassin or would-be Assassin has gotten away). The Police provide protection (even though a lot of criminals get away wit their crimes). A bulletproof vest provides protection (even though it does nothing to stop someone from shooting you).
March rabbit wrote: Can't agree. - NPC farming: better than missions + pirate spawns - mining: (before the bots) better than in high-sec (ABC and all this stuff) + officer spawns - exploration: better than in high-sec - PvP: unlimited thus better - SOV: not in high-sec - player owned outposts: not in high-sec (don't forget about taxes for services) - PI: better than in high-sec + POCOs (lett taxes for you + taxing other people into your wallet) - ..?
And if we speak about "how better it is and how better it should be" then we need to use some numbers i guess. Without pure numbers this can't be discussed properly.
Ratting: Worse than (maybe on par with) Incursions (esp using similar Equipment/Equipment value). Missions are no longer the comparison point for HS red-cross-shooting income. Mining: Clearing a hidden belt is similar income to (as Dave pointed out) Scordite. You can't cherry pick in Null the way you can in HS. Also export costs, because (due to the state of Industry in Nullsec) there's no significant local consumption to sell to. Exploration: Maybe. But 4/10s drop some of the most expensive deadspace items around. PvP: is a cost, by any economic measurement. SOV: is a cost. What income do you gain simply from holding Sov? Outposts: Worse than HS stations, and the Fees are simply removing a cost of living there, at best (they do not create any ISK or material, they just adjust who gets to keep it). PI: Sure. We'll give Nullsec PI. Well... except factory planets, which are HS or maybe LS.
Come to Nullsec: We have marginally better PI!
March rabbit wrote:2 years ago i was mining in 0.0. made lots of money. No one even tried to speak "0.0 mining is bad" that days. What happened next? Maybe ABC came to high-sec? Nope Maybe megacyte, zydrin, etc... do not needed anymore? Nope Market. Supply/demand. Reduce supply and you get it more lucrative. BTW: what about officer/faction/transpost spawns? Do high-sec has better of it?
What happened? The Drone regions got nerfed, eliminating a huge source of highly compressed Low end minerals (also High end minerals, but the way the Industry upgrade system works, that doesn't matter so much). Also M0 drops were eliminated, and Hidden belts were rebalanced to produce more High Ends. This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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RubyPorto
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Posted - 2013.04.03 01:57:00 -
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Ace Uoweme wrote:RubyPorto wrote:Quick, what does a Bulletproof Vest provide? Protection. Quick, I think 10001 players in High-Sec could actually use a bulletproof vest (with ceramic plates even), as CONCORD does jack for protection. By the time CONCORD gets to you, you're dead, and the other dude is just waiting for his cheap gank ship to get blown up (he loses nothing, as NPCs don't pod him, either). If CONCORD really was about protection, they would've been like my dad who was a cop...right there, with a weapon right at the ear of an offender. Move. Dead.
So... your Dad never heard of response times, I guess?
Quote:So this is something for CCP to think about. How much REAL protection do they offer, and how many players they really want subscribed. Because they can just look at the 800lb gorilla in the room for ideas on what's popular 10 years running.
Time is money, friend.
CCP has seen its subscriber numbers consistently grow since EVE launched in 2003 (the only MMO on the market to have done so). In the past year or two, Blizzard has hemorrhaged about 5 EVEs worth of subscribers (2011 peak of 12m, down to a Jan 2013 9.6m).
Who should be asking whom about what now?
Not to mention that every MMO that has tried to compete with WOW by being a "better themepark," as you suggest CCP should do with EVE, is either dead or dying. This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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Posted - 2013.04.03 03:07:00 -
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Ace Uoweme wrote:I guess he already knew about them being an infantryman in Korea and Vietnam.
Like if you don't respond fast enough your buddies and you are going to die. Which is why he got the bronze star in Korea, by knocking out a machinegun nest that was pinning down the squad.
Are Police in your conception of reality both Omniscient and Omnipresent?
If So, where is this magic fairyland? If Not, they provide the same service as CONCORD. They do not prevent any specific crime (except in very rare circumstances when they happen onto the scene), they just show up afterward to investigate the crime and (combined with the judicial system) punish criminals.
Quote: And where did these players come from again (as MMOs share many of the same players)?
Do you know how many who play EvE and playing WoW?
You bet it's more than the "vets" in numbers.
No MMO is a an island.
So, you're saying that the game company who is gaining subscribers should take advice from the game company who is losing subscribers because some of the subscribers subscribe to both?
What? This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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RubyPorto
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Posted - 2013.04.03 03:31:00 -
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Ace Uoweme wrote:RubyPorto wrote:Are Police in your conception of reality both Omniscient and Omnipresent? They would be nice to have in EvE. Having them jail or even kill Goons and likewise pirates would be a blessing...and you know many would be rooting for the cleanup, too. RubyPorto wrote:If So, where is this magic fairyland? Knock, knock: you're playing EvE. I hope you don't think it's reality.
You're the one who brought your father's police service into this, implying that it magically did not include response times.
I know what service CONCORD provides (it's Protection), how it provides it (x seconds before tons of inescapable EWAR of all flavors and some slight damage from the Cruisers followed y seconds later by 1 shot destruction from the Battleship. This is why you can use Cap Boosters to good effect with a Smartbomb-based Suicide Gank.).
By the way, CONCORD destroys everything that performs a criminal act in HS.
I brought up some RL analogies to prove a linguistic point. You seemed to decide to go somewhere strange with that. This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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RubyPorto
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Posted - 2013.04.03 04:36:00 -
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Ace Uoweme wrote:RubyPorto wrote:I know what service CONCORD provides (it's Protection) You also are claiming CONCORD can't be tanked. Ask your Goon gatecampers how uninformed that remark is! You can definitely tank their guns, especially if going for a prized target.
Well, at least you're being clear on how informed you are on game mechanics.
EVELOPEDIA wrote:On any actions that Concord has deemed unacceptable, they will respond by destroying the offender's ship. The offender's pod is not touched. It is considered an exploit to dodge Concord's response.
In this instance, Evelopedia has it exactly right, btw. You cannot tank CONCORD, you cannot dodge CONCORD, once you get a criminal tag in HS, your ship will be destroyed. This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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Posted - 2013.04.03 09:14:00 -
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March rabbit wrote: And not only you "bad guys" adapt - everyone does it. Every time.
Really? So why, then, are there scads of miners who never fit a tank to their ship?
Why did they never adapt to the large scale ganking going on around them during the Summer of HAG? Why did CCP have to step in and do it for them? This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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Posted - 2013.04.03 18:04:00 -
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March rabbit wrote:I don't get it. You mean policeman will stay and wait until you attacked/dead and then take weapon of "bad guy" and let him out independent of attack result? And your "protection of MrPresident" doesn't include analyzing of possible attacks, defensive measurements up to direct cover of his body and all this stuff? You mean i can get right next to him, put my gun to his head and no one will even pay attention up to my shot? I can't say about your USA laws but here in Russia we have different rules for different crimes. At least you won't get out just thrown your weapon after attack. And known outlaws always tracked. And police will try to recover my stolen stuff (at least this is written in laws). The CONCORD only reacts to happened aggression. It won't try to rescue your stolen stuff. It won't track known criminals (it will but only 15 minutes, LoL). Even on this terms i don't see reasons to pay anything for this service on top of my taxes.
Policemen do not, as a rule, have the responsibility (or ability) to prevent any specific crime. All they can do is investigate and punish (simplifying) the criminal after the the crime has occurred. They punish that criminal according to certain laws.
CONCORD does not have the responsibility (or ability) to prevent any specific crime. All they can do is investigate (which they're perfect at) and punish the criminal after the crime has occurred. They punish that criminal according to certain laws.
What punishments are being enforced are irrelevant to the question of what role the Police/CONCORD fill.
If you don't see them as worth paying anything for, where's your thread demanding that CONCORD cease protecting HS?
Quote:i think you overestimate your "bulletproof vest" effect.
RL: - How many suicide attacks happened last 100 years? Lots - How many presidents were killed? I know about 1 (Cennedy). Maybe it was someone another too tho.
You really sure by only killing attacker they could get this result? I'm sure - it's not.
Eve online: - How many hulks were killed last year? Lots. - How many suicide gankers stopped their business because of CONCORD (read: in the fear of loosing this precious and f... expensive catalyst)? I'm pretty sure - not one.
Result: i still have to see any reasons to additional payments.
Once again, I made no claim as to what level of protection CONCORD provides. Just that protection is what they provide.
Proof: People are using catalysts to gank Hulks instead of Proteus's. Ergo, CONCORD is affecting their behavior (i.e. providing protection). Proof: An AFK Mackinaw in HS gets ganked a lot less often than the same AFK Mackinaw in any well traveled LS system. Ergo, CONCORD must be affecting the ganker's behavior (i.e. providing protection).
Quote:i guess you have never finished 1 lvl4 mission. Or maybe have it forgottten completely. I will refresh your memory: - different NPC (damage/tank profiles) - mission location few jumps away - different EWAR from NPC (jamming, tracking disruption, sensor dampening, ...) - ...?
Compare it to: - 1 NPC type - predefined and well-known damage/tank profile - predefined and well-known EWAR - no jumps outside of your system - faction spawns - escalation (at least there was escalations from Drone Horde in 2011-2012) which leads to great bonus
Add here effort about salvaging/looting: jumps from station to mission system, gates and all this stuff.
And stop using incursions please. Only small part of players do it. The main ISK source is lvl4s.
And the best ISK source is Incursions. If you want to compare high end ratting (Carriers and such), you compare it to high end HS PvE (Incursions). If people don't want to do that, that's their business.
By the way, you forgot one important thing to include in your ratting/missioning comparison: the very best system can accommodate maybe 6-7 people making ~100m/hr at a time. How many people are running missions in Umokka right now?
Quote:don't like PvP? Welcome to high-sec then. Don't ask CCP to reward you to having PvP in areas MADE for PvP. Reward of PvP: your killboard and killed enemies. If this is not what would you like - don't do it.
If SOV is a cost then welcome back to high-sec. Leave 0.0 space to those who will love to mark that space by their name.
For me personally: SOV is a reward. This is mark: I OWN THE SPACE. THIS IS MY EMPIRE.
Outpost is like SOV but better: nothing can change the fact that you have BUILT it. I have one outpost i've built in 0.0. It's under some barbarians control but i don't care: i built it! And some time of its story it has had my name on it. This is REWARD.
You compare it to NPC station? Why? 0.0 is not empire. There was no outposts in 0.0 before players started to build. This is your station. You rule it. You don't care about ruling the space? What the hell you do in space MADE for it?
Never said I didn't like PvP. Just that it is an economic cost, like any hobby.
What income do you receive directly from owning SOV? None. And it costs ISK in Sov fees. So it's an economic cost.
Outposts are also worse than conquerable stations and 0.0 NPC stations.
Quote:there is 2 options: - you have never did any PI - everything has changed since September 2012 Because as far as i remember in high-sec you pay taxes (crazily big) and in 0.0 you have your own PoCo where you can tax other players. When i was building my outpost i used 0% of tax. It made me pay for 1 launch 0ISK, while with 2.5% i paid 5 million. In high-sec it was even more expensive (according to prices). Add here better planets in 0.0 and .... Yes, "marginally better"
The taxes aren't particularly significant in a Factory planet, and LS offers the same Tax savings. And the quality of the planet has no effect on a Factory set up. This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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RubyPorto
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Posted - 2013.04.03 19:30:00 -
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Murk Paradox wrote:RubyPorto wrote:Once again, I made no claim as to what level of protection CONCORD provides. Just that protection is what they provide.
Proof: People are using catalysts to gank Hulks instead of Proteus's. Ergo, CONCORD is affecting their behavior (i.e. providing protection). Proof: An AFK Mackinaw in HS gets ganked a lot less often than the same AFK Mackinaw in any well traveled LS system. Ergo, CONCORD must be affecting the ganker's behavior (i.e. providing protection). This one seems weird... You can gank in a catalyst within a week, yet need to skill for over what, 2 months? to get into a Proteus. Let alone afford the hull/fit. That would also seem like Concord, in a bassackwards way, is protecting the ganker not the miner in helping "guide" the new ganker in how to effectively gank while minimizing costs.
If CONCORD did not exist, the ganker would not have any costs to minimize (well, ammo, but ).
"Destroying a Ship is helping the ship's owner"-Murk Paradox.
This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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Posted - 2013.04.03 20:26:00 -
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Murk Paradox wrote:RubyPorto wrote:Murk Paradox wrote:Concord, in a bassackwards way, is protecting the ganker. If CONCORD did not exist, the ganker would not have any costs to minimize (well, ammo, but ). "Destroying a Ship is helping the ship's owner"-Murk Paradox. If you are going to quote me, use the quote function and please don't misrepresent something I said when you were the one who said it. I'll show you how to quote it properly...
I didn't misrepresent anything.
"Concord... is protecting the ganker" ... by blowing up his ship. That's what you said.
Quote:Concord forcing people to be economically smart in their ganking is not a deterrent sir. Or maybe NO's Knights are doing it wrong? Is that what you imply?
Sure it is. The guarantee of ship loss deters people from using the most effective ship for the job (Talos, Proteus, whatever), and deters people from ganking literally everything they see, because they'd lose significant amounts of money from losing their ship all the time.
Quote:Because if Concord did not exist, and we only had crimewatch as "protection" we would see FLEETS of people warping around and checking areas for suspect/criminal flags and lots of podkills.
Don't believe me? Visit your local trade hub in highsec.
Now talk about any costs to minimize.
Gah do you even READ what you type?
I live in LS which is functionally equivalent to HS without CONCORD. The fleets you claim would pop into being to hunt pirates simply do not exist. This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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Posted - 2013.04.04 04:59:00 -
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Tyberius Franklin wrote:Nexus Day wrote:RubyPorto wrote:
Policemen do not, as a rule, have the responsibility (or ability) to prevent any specific crime. All they can do is investigate and punish (simplifying) the criminal after the the crime has occurred. They punish that criminal according to certain laws.
I don't know where you live but here we have patrol cars. The operative word being patrol. Police do not punish criminals, they apprehend them for trial. Only in certain cases do the laws allow them to deal out punishment, usually in retaliation to violence. Another related point, in many places if law enforcement entities have sufficient reason to believe an individual or group has intent to commit a crime they are allowed and required to intervene beforehand to prevent that crime from occurring.
Missed something important in my post:
RubyPorto wrote:(simplifying) "The Police and associated apparatus of the Judicial system" Better?
Anyway, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeShaney_v._Winnebago_County http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castle_Rock_v._Gonzales The Supreme Court says that the Police have no duty to prevent any specific crime, and thus cannot be held liable if they fail to do so.
And, until they open fire, there is no probable cause to think the Suicide ganker is going to do anything illegal. It is legal to be an outlaw in space. It is legal to be anywhere in space with an armed ship, so being so cannot be PC to believe intent. It is legal to lock up another ship, so that also cannot be PC. In fact, the moment CONCORD has PC to believe that a crime will be committed coincides with the moment when CONCORD scrams the offender (i.e. the moment they open fire).
See, the reason why more detailed comparisons between RL Police and CONCORD fall apart is that the EVE universe has fundamentally different laws than any RL country that I'm familiar with.
Putting a gun to someone's head is illegal in RL. The equivalent action (targeting someone with your ship) in EVE is perfectly legal. This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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Posted - 2013.04.04 08:48:00 -
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March rabbit wrote:RubyPorto wrote: See, the reason why more detailed comparisons between RL Police and CONCORD fall apart is that the EVE universe has fundamentally different laws than any RL country that I'm familiar with.
completely agree that's why RL-like "pay for protection to CONCORD" doesn't work in Eve
That's not actually one of the things that runs into that problem*. There's nothing fundamentally flawed about suggesting that CONCORD collect taxes to fund their police force. Taxes are already levied on many HS activities. Why shouldn't CONCORD get into the game?
*It may run into other problems. I'm ambivalent about it. But HS does provide far too high a level of income for its game-mechanically enforced safety. And as I've see no good argument for the removal of CONCORD** (though rolling back some of the buffs might not be a bad idea), the rewards are where the tweaking has room to happen.
**Empire without CONCORD is a gameplay experience already provided by another area. This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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March rabbit wrote:CONCORD doesn't onto it yet. So the question: why should it? Because it's one way to address the problem that HS income is too high for its level of mechanically enforced safety.
Quote:it's very questionable. Income = ISK. Can you provide any values for "safety" measured in ISK?
If you can't then how do you know that bold part is true?
Empirically. Why else do most people with ready access to all of Nullsec's (and, obviously also LS's) individual income sources and all of HS's individual income sources end up making their ISK in HS?
That empirical test gives us a lower bound for the value of safety at [Nullsec Max Income]-[HS Max Income]=[Min Value of HS Safety], for any similar activity (Incursions/Missions vs Ratting, Mining, etc) because people flock to income sources that maximize the total profit (as in Revenue-Cost. Risk is always a Cost).
This, by the way, is about the same method economists and actuaries use to place a monetary value on a Human life.
Quote:What would you tweak without real numbers?
See above. This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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Murk Paradox wrote:Weren't you the one who brought up the Police to solidify your stance on Concord "protecting"?
Because someone claimed that "Protection" was not the service provided by CONCORD.
RL Police provide Protection, not Prevention. CONCORD provides Protection, not Prevention.
See?
In broad strokes, comparing CONCORD to a Police force works. Once you start into details like "well that means CONCORD should patrol like real police" or "why doesn't CONCORD attack the catalyst yellowboxing a miner in a belt," the comparison breaks down because there are no Crimes in EVE that CONCORD doesn't already punish nigh-instantly. This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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Posted - 2013.04.06 03:09:00 -
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Ace Uoweme wrote:RubyPorto wrote: the comparison breaks down because there are no Crimes in EVE that CONCORD doesn't already punish nigh-instantly. Wrong. By the time CONCORD gets to who they're suppose to "serve and protect", they're dead and the assailant is just waiting to die. He accomplished what he set off to do, and wasting nothing in a throw away ship. Pointless "protection".
Works the same way with the protection that Police provide. They show up after the crime has been committed, unless they're already on scene (BTW, CONCORD also reacts faster when it's already on the scene).
Protection is still the service being provided.
Also, what Crime in EVE is not punished by CONCORD? This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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Ace Uoweme wrote:RubyPorto wrote:Works the same way with the protection that Police provide. No. Had a drunk neighbor who wouldn't leave my yard. Called the cops, they arrived within 10mins. Cop asked the dude to get out of the car. He refused. Cop pulled out his Glock, pointed it behind his ear, and asked him to get out of the car. The dude carefully did. Last summer some neighbors and whoever started shouting and carrying out a scene before my yard. Shouting; throwing their jackets on the street; and it getting nastier by the minute. Called the cops, 10mins later, 3 patrol cars literally screeched to a halt before them. Told them to stop, went to the neighbor (still screaming) and told her point blank to shut up or she'll be arrested. 19 people were out there...19...and damn if their antics was going to hurt my mom. The scene was dispersed, but I'm sure the cops would've used whatever means at their disposal to stop the situation before it truly got out of hand. CONCORD in EvE, arrives 3 days late, is like Barney Fife (complete with one trusty bullet in his pocket) and could handle but one player at a time. No, it's not policing at all.
Your drunk neighbor was committing a crime (trespassing, Public Intox, and maybe DUI) long before the Police showed up.
Your neighbors were committing a crime (Disturbing the Peace) long before the Police showed up.
In EVE, CONCORD starts rolling as soon as a crime is committed, which is actually a lot better than RL police who only start rolling as soon as one is Reported.
What's confusing you is that there are no crimes in EVE that aren't (for lack of a better term) point-source. Your examples are both examples of ongoing crime lasting quite a long time. EVE doesn't really have those.
Name a crime in EVE that CONCORD does not respond to. This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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Ace Uoweme wrote:RubyPorto wrote:What's confusing you is that there are no crimes in EVE that aren't (for lack of a better term) point-source. Your examples are both examples of ongoing crime lasting quite a long time. EVE doesn't really have those. All of them didn't face any charges. And what is confusing you is -- the examples shows you what cops actually do day-to-day to keep peace. When folks talk about policing, it's cops who arrive on time and remedy the problem (either by getting the offender away; arrests; or if needed using deadly force), in a timely fashion. I never had to wait longer than 10mins for a cop to be at my door. That's RL times. Ingame it should be instant. Devs know where the draw the line. They see the results when it's not done. Newbies are protected until they leveled/skilled enough to fight on their own. Otherwise, police need to be actual police.
Doesn't matter if they faced charges. The Police officer only had the authority to do what he did because they were committing a crime. A Police officer who tries to intimidate someone who is not committing a crime is, himself, committing a crime.
The Police Officer arrived only AFTER the crime was initiated. That is the point of comparison here. Whatever he did once there is irrelevant.
Police Show up after a Crime is committed and do something. CONCORD Shows up after a Crime is committed and do something.
Would you prefer that CONCORD delivered a stern talking-to to gankers instead of blowing up their ship? This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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Captain Tardbar wrote:Not only will they arrest you for commiting a crime, but also will arrest you if they suspect you of planning to commit a crime.
I could list all the cases where the FBI has arrested tons of people on conspiracy to commit crimes they themelves facilitated the criminals to actually plan to commit. (Like where the FBI tricked the persons into believing they were going to sell explosives to them and then arrested the person on conspiracy to commit terrorism before the act ever happened even if there were no explosives to begin with).
As in.... It would be like concord blowing up ships because you locked someone. Sure you might have just been scanning them, but they needed to punish you just to be sure you were conspiring to commit a henious act.
So no. Concord isn't like real life police in that respect.
Personally, I would prefer that our police authorities not arrest people for theoretical crime, but the truth is that they do and that is called crime prevention.
Conspiracy to Commit is, itself a crime. 18 USC S 2332b (a)(2)
"(2) Treatment of threats, attempts and conspiracies.GÇö Whoever threatens to commit an offense under paragraph (1), or attempts or conspires to do so, shall be punished under subsection (c)."
Locking someone is not a crime in EVE.
Once again, you're confusing RL laws with laws in EVE.
Incidentally, Conspiracy is a lot more involved than "might have been planning." This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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Captain Tardbar wrote:See there is a quite a big difference between real world police and Concord. It would be silly to try to make the two similiar.
I never said anything about porting RL Laws into EVE. Nor did I say that RL Police were the same as CONCORD. In fact, I said that RL Police and CONCORD were only similar in broad strokes and if simplified, and that any comparison would fall apart in the specifics.
All I said was that CONCORD provides Protection as its service, rather than Prevention. Just like RL Police provide Protection as its service, rather than prevention. (Arresting someone for conspiracy means that the crime of Conspiracy was committed, so the crime charged was, in fact, not prevented.) And that not providing Prevention as their service does not negate the fact that they provide protection. This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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Captain Tardbar wrote:That said, law enforcement itself believes that its job is to prevent crime, not just prosecute it.....
And the Supreme Court has said that they are not responsible for preventing crimes, and thus cannot be held liable for failing to do so.
Whatever they say is irrelevant. They cannot prevent specific crimes. They can argue that they prevent crimes by discouraging criminals until they're blue in the face, but that's a different thing. This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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Ace Uoweme wrote:Cops wouldn't have known it was any crime until they arrived. None were cited, so by the law itself no crime occurred. They did get a scare of their life though.
You're confusing discretion with impotence. Police officers don't give everybody who speeds a speeding ticket. Doesn't mean speeding is legal.
Quote:Cops intimidate all the time, as it helps to PREVENT crime. My dad held a transpasser into the air until cops arrived before. Poor boy must've dropped his load, when dad berated him as dad looks/acts every bit the DI he was.
Trespassing is a crime. Had your dad held some random innocent civilian on the sidewalk at gunpoint, guess who would have gone to jail. Because intimidating someone who has not committed a crime is, itself, a crime.
Ace Uoweme wrote:One thing is for sure where I live law and order is truly law and order. And we like it that way and pay for it...33 cops per 1000 residents. Why less than 10min response times.
So when I see CONCORD in EvE it's pretty weak, slow and ineffective.
Police: 10 minute Response time, call it 80% conviction rate => Fast and Effective CONCORD: 30 second Response time, 100% conviction and punishment rate => Slow and Ineffective.
Good logic there, buddy. This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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Murk Paradox wrote:I think we know which one fits Concord better.
Ok, then to what purpose do you think CONCORD punishes Criminals if not to protect their would-be or actual victims? This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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Murk Paradox wrote:RubyPorto wrote:Murk Paradox wrote:I think we know which one fits Concord better. Ok, then to what purpose do you think CONCORD punishes Criminals if not to protect their would-be or actual victims? To "deter". And to "punish". Has nothing to do with the victim, has everything to do with the transgressor. They enforce the law. For the good of Empire's society. Look, I linked the dictionary's terms for those words. If you don't want to listen to me or think I'm right, fine. Don't listen to me. Read the godamn dictionary for yourself.
For the good of Society, OK. So why is punishing criminals good for Society?
Oh, and I did:
Murk Paradox wrote:
proGÇótect (pr+Ö-êt+¢kt)
v.t. 1. to defend or guard from attack, invasion, loss, insult, etc.; cover; shield. 2. to guard (an industry) from foreign competition by imposing import duties. v.i. 3. to provide, or be capable of providing, protection.
Thesaurus Legend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms Verb1. defend - be on the defensive; act against an attack
Protecting is Defending. Defending is Acting against an Attack. What does CONCORD do if not Act against an attack? This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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Murk Paradox wrote:Because chaos is the enemy of order. It is unwanted. therefore discouraged from being present.
Unwanted by whom? Who does Chaos hurt?
If CONCORD has no effect on the victims, why do they keep calling for it to be buffed? This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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Murk Paradox wrote:RubyPorto wrote:Murk Paradox wrote:Because chaos is the enemy of order. It is unwanted. therefore discouraged from being present. Unwanted by whom? Who does Chaos hurt? If CONCORD has no effect on the victims, why do they keep calling for it to be buffed? Because they want steeper punishments for those that transgress.
Why would they want that if those punishments have no effect on them? This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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Murk Paradox wrote:Protection comes as a by product, but does not define what Concord is.
So Concord does provide protection.
Well hey, I think we're done here. This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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Murk Paradox wrote:baltec1 wrote:Wrong.
Spawning concord in a belt to protect yourself is bannable.
Spawning concord to move them from a belt is not a bannable offence.
They are not the same. So using Concord for protection is bannable? Just to be clear. I find it odd that concord, being used for protection, is cause for a ban if you use it for protection. Yet manipulating their response times is not. Kind of shows that they are not for protection, but retribution. Thanks.
Spawning CONCORD to sit in a belt with you is attempting to use it to prevent things from happening to you.
CONCORD's role is to provide protection to the group (that is, all capsuleers in HS) by deterring criminals using punishments. This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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Murk Paradox wrote:Lord Zim wrote:Murk Paradox wrote:I've done it for 56 jumps from Jel to Stain. But GENERALLY expect? Hard to answer. I went through every sector of space except WH space.
But no trip has ever been the exact same so I do not have a way to answer the question in which it was asked.
But you CAN ap across the universe and come out unscathed. Since I've done this tons of times (between jita and amarr, even), the answer to that question is "yes, you can autopilot and expect to come out on the other side unscathed". If we put, say, a 1B BPO in the cargohold, you won't make it unscatched. If we remove concord, and you take the exact same route (let's pick jita to amarr), and you're in a completely empty and worthless ship, would you expect to make the same trip unscathed while autopiloting? All questions can only be answered by experience and/or facts. I have never autopiloted from Amarr to Jita with no Concord. Cannot answer the question. I'll leave the "if's" to you.
Give it a shot. Just add Rancer to your waypoint list. This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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Murk Paradox wrote:RubyPorto wrote:Give it a shot. Just add Rancer to your waypoint list. Sure, just remove concord and I'll give it a go.
Rancer has no CONCORD, so you're all set. This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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Murk Paradox wrote:So you can deter but not prevent? Is that what you're saying? Your post is a tad contradictory.
In what way is it contradictory. This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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Murk Paradox wrote:RubyPorto wrote:Murk Paradox wrote:RubyPorto wrote:Give it a shot. Just add Rancer to your waypoint list. Sure, just remove concord and I'll give it a go. Rancer has no CONCORD, so you're all set. So it's not highsec right? Keep in mind I was "born" in Amarr but don't frequent there or in Jita too much. I am not familiar with the areas. I have gone on WT roams from Dodixie to Jita and have not seen anything to give me cause for alarm though, but that was in a small gang as well so /shrug
Rancer is a famously camped LS. LS is, as far as an autopiloting ship is concerned, Empire without CONCORD.
So, set an AP route through Rancer, and tell me how it turns out. If CONCORD really doesn't provide protection as you claim, it should be just as safe as any other route. This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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Murk Paradox wrote:So to bring everything back up to speed... Lord Zim says Concord Protects, Baltec1 says it's bannable to use Concord for protection, Ruby says Concord doesn't prevent, but deters, and Murk says that Concord is a cost assessment for risk vs reward.
And Rancor is HS without Concord.
Weird ******* thread.
Only if you run the thread through the idiot filter.
Baltec has been saying that a specific instance of abusing CONCORD to provide individual protection not normally provided is against the rules.
Zim has been saying that CONCORD provides protection in general.
I have been saying that CONCORD provides protection in general.
And you have said that CONCORD provides protection.
Murk Paradox wrote:Protection comes as a by product, but does not define what Concord is.
And somehow you're still confused as to what service CONCORD provides. This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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Murk Paradox wrote:Think of that statement and how that would apply to say.... development of nuclear arms in the world as of right now (won't name specific countries but you should see where I'm going with this).
Then go ahead and say (enter country name) is trying to be a "protector".
Sure, I see where you're going with this.
Iraq: No Nuclear weapons + Pissed off the US > Got Invaded
North Korea: Nuclear weapons + Constantly Pissing off the US > Protected from Invasion
Hang on... that goes against your wacky claim that deterrence does not provide protection (a claim that, in the specific case of CONCORD, you've already agreed is false). This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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Lord Zim wrote:Which part of the hauler provides deterrence?
Ammo cost? This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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Murk Paradox wrote: That empty hauler is the level or protection, gained through risk vs reward since anytime you are in a hauler near a trade hub you'd be naive to think you haven't been scanned down.
If I left Jita with an empty hauler chances are I would not be ganked.
And if you left Rancer with an Empty hauler, what do you think would happen to it?
Due to the absence of CONCORD, it would get ganked virtually every time.
With CONCORD > You Don't get ganked in an empty hauler. Without CONCORD > You Do get ganked in an empty hauler.
Therefor, CONCORD protects you from gankers. This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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Murk Paradox wrote:Skeln Thargensen wrote:the pirates are still deterred if their potential gain is less than the loss they calculate. Exactly.
And what does that deterrence (provided by CONCORD) provide to the potential targets? Protection. This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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Murk Paradox wrote:I can orbit Jita or Dodixie with an empty bestower all day.
Now try that somewhere without CONCORD and see what happens. This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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Murk Paradox wrote:RubyPorto wrote:Murk Paradox wrote:Skeln Thargensen wrote:the pirates are still deterred if their potential gain is less than the loss they calculate. Exactly. And what does that deterrence (provided by CONCORD) provide to the potential targets? Protection Fixed.
Getting them to not want to kill you for profit is the definition of deterrence. And that is the Protection that CONCORD provides. This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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Murk Paradox wrote:Rancer isn't highsec. This is risk versus reward. You wanting to roam around in a hauler in Rancer to which you said was a very busy and camped place, has nothing to do with Concord as it is lowsec and out of their jurisdiction.
Keep on topic please.
The topic is what service does CONCORD provide.
It is perfectly valid to compare Empire-With-CONCORD and Empire-Without-CONCORD to see what effect CONCORD has on illegal aggression.
So: With CONCORD > You Don't get ganked in an empty hauler. Without CONCORD > You Do get ganked in an empty hauler.
Therefore, CONCORD protects you from people who want to gank you.
Murk Paradox wrote:You are missing half the formula. I don't need to leave highsec to prove it. I only need to put something worth something to a ganker in the hold to render Concord a nonfactor. Barely need to undock, let alone jump anywhere else.
Wrong. The fact that you have to make yourself a juicy target to get ganked is evidence that CONCORD is protecting you.
You're confusing protection with "absolute invulnerability." This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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Murk Paradox wrote:With concord- Empty hauler- most likely safe. Full hauler- most likely dead.
Concord provides a risk to pirate/gank operations. Not protection.
I could be in an impairor, and if you wanted to kill me, you would. In one volley. Concord could not stop that. They could punish you, yes. But not stop it.
That's not protection.
Again, you're trying to claim that the only way to provide protection is to perfectly prevent all things that could hurt you.
Which means that, according to your definition of protection: Police don't provide any form of protection Helmets don't provide any form of protection Protective Equipment doesn't provide any form of protection Condoms do not provide any form of protection Seatbelts don't provide any form of protection and so on This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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Murk Paradox wrote:And my empty hold, by making me less attractive of a target, is a far greater deterrent than Concord. Concord is an absolute. Not a risk. Not a chance. Loot fairies, me surviving through logi, or speed or tank is a risk. A chance.
So you're saying that CONCORD would provide a greater deterrence if there was a 50% chance of losing your ship in a gank instead of a 100% chance? This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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Murk Paradox wrote:Go reread Ruby. A few pages back there was a few posts about dictionary terms.
Not MY definition.
pro-+tect [pruh-tekt] Show IPA verb (used with object) 1. to defend or guard from attack, invasion, loss, annoyance, insult, etc.; cover or shield from injury or danger.
pre-+vent [pri-vent] Show IPA verb (used with object) 1. to keep from occurring; avert; hinder:
If you notice, these are two different words with different meanings (and even different spellings and pronunciations), and yet you keep trying to conflate them.
By the way, if we want to go back down this rabbit hole:
de-+fend [dih-fend] Show IPA verb (used with object) 1. to ward off attack from; guard against assault or injury (usually followed by from or against ): The sentry defended the gate against sudden attack.
If you notice the example sentence, the sentry did not, in any way, prevent the attack against the gate from occurring, and there;s no indication whether the attack succeeded (meaning that the success of the attack is irrelevant to the question of whether a defense was undertaken, and if a defense was undertaken, clearly someone provided protection to something.) This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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Murk Paradox wrote:RubyPorto wrote:Murk Paradox wrote:And my empty hold, by making me less attractive of a target, is a far greater deterrent than Concord. Concord is an absolute. Not a risk. Not a chance. Loot fairies, me surviving through logi, or speed or tank is a risk. A chance. So you're saying that CONCORD would provide a greater deterrence if there was a 50% chance of losing your ship in a gank instead of a 100% chance? I don't understand the question. Are you saying highsec and lowsec should be the same? Or do you want me to agree they are different?
You are claiming that CONCORD provides less deterrence to ganking than the 50% drop rate because the ganker is guaranteed to lose their ship.
The logical extension of this claim is that you think CONCORD blowing up the ganker's ship only 50% of the time would provide a greater deterrent effect than it currently does. This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
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Murk Paradox wrote:RubyPorto wrote:Murk Paradox wrote:Go reread Ruby. A few pages back there was a few posts about dictionary terms.
Not MY definition. pro-+tect [pruh-tekt] Show IPA verb (used with object) 1. to defend or guard from attack, invasion, loss, annoyance, insult, etc.; cover or shield from injury or danger. (concord does not do this)pre-+vent [pri-vent] Show IPA verb (used with object) 1. to keep from occurring; avert; hinder: (concord does not do this either)If you notice, these are two different words with different meanings (and even different spellings and pronunciations), and yet you keep trying to conflate them. By the way, if we want to go back down this rabbit hole: de-+fend [dih-fend] Show IPA verb (used with object) 1. to ward off attack from; guard against assault or injury (usually followed by from or against ): The sentry defended the gate against sudden attack. (concord also does not do this)If you notice the example sentence, the sentry did not, in any way, prevent the attack against the gate from occurring, and there;s no indication whether the attack succeeded (meaning that the success of the attack is irrelevant to the question of whether a defense was undertaken, and if a defense was undertaken, clearly someone provided protection to something.) a-+venge /+Ö-êvenj/ Verb Inflict harm in return for (an injury or wrong done to oneself or another): "his determination to avenge the murder of his brother". Inflict such harm on behalf of (oneself or someone else previously wronged or harmed): "we must avenge our dead". Synonyms revenge - retaliate - requite Concord does this. Definition of PUNISH transitive verb 1 a : to impose a penalty on for a fault, offense, or violation b : to inflict a penalty for the commission of (an offense) in retribution or retaliation 2 a : to deal with roughly or harshly b : to inflict injury on : hurt intransitive verb : to inflict punishment Concord also does this. pro-+tect /pr+Ö-êtekt/ Verb Keep safe from harm or injury: "he protected her from the attack"; "certain vitamins may protect against heart disease". Aim to preserve (a threatened plant or animal species) by legislating against collecting or hunting. Synonyms defend - guard - safeguard - shelter - shield - preserve Punish or avenge is not in here. Which one do you think best describes Concord.
Nobody is saying that CONCORD does not Punish gankers.
We are saying that the deterrent effect that that punishment provides protects every ship in HS. It is not perfect protection (which you seem to think is the only type), but it is protection.
By the way: Defend de-+fend [dih-fend] Show IPA verb (used with object) 1. to ward off attack from; guard against assault or injury (usually followed by from or against ): The sentry defended the gate against sudden attack.
The Sentry did not prevent the gate from being attacked, and the success or failure of his defense isn't relevant to the fact that he mounted one. This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
"the risk of having your day ruined by other people is the cornerstone with which EVE was built and we want to keep that (infact, this is much more representative of the consensus opinion within CCP)." -CCP Solomon |
RubyPorto
Sniggwaffe YOUR VOTES DON'T COUNT
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Posted - 2013.04.08 18:19:00 -
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Murk Paradox wrote:Just ask a direct question. Don't assume.
I'm saying Concord does not protect. It punishes. My choices in cargo provide a better deterrent to would be gankers than Concord does.
What provides the best protection is not the question. The question is, and always has been "What service does CONCORD provide?" Since Services are generally defined in terms of the beneficiary (which is clearly not the ganker), what service does CONCORD provide to the potential gank Target? Answer: Protection.
That's strange, even you think CONCORD provides protection:
Murk Paradox wrote:Protection comes as a by product, but does not define what Concord is. This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
"the risk of having your day ruined by other people is the cornerstone with which EVE was built and we want to keep that (infact, this is much more representative of the consensus opinion within CCP)." -CCP Solomon |
RubyPorto
Sniggwaffe YOUR VOTES DON'T COUNT
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Posted - 2013.04.08 18:20:00 -
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Murk Paradox wrote:Please continue reading past the part I quoted. I expanded on it. There is no 50% chance to losing your ship to Concord. It's 100%. If you fire on me in highsec (without any sort of wardec or flag bypassing that rule) Concord will blow you up. Hence why it isn't seen as a risk. It's a guarantee. It's a cost. The risk comes from the loot I may or may not drop in my wreck.
So you're saying that a 50% chance of something bad is a higher risk than a 100% chance of that same bad outcome? This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
"the risk of having your day ruined by other people is the cornerstone with which EVE was built and we want to keep that (infact, this is much more representative of the consensus opinion within CCP)." -CCP Solomon |
RubyPorto
SniggWaffe YOUR VOTES DON'T COUNT
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Posted - 2013.04.09 19:15:00 -
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Murk Paradox wrote:Ganking itself is a gamble yes. We already both have agreed on that to many points. The ship being at risk is what we argued.
So, since every type of gambling has a wager (the thing that is put at risk), what is the ganker's wager? This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
"the risk of having your day ruined by other people is the cornerstone with which EVE was built and we want to keep that (infact, this is much more representative of the consensus opinion within CCP)." -CCP Solomon |
RubyPorto
SniggWaffe YOUR VOTES DON'T COUNT
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Posted - 2013.04.09 20:03:00 -
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Murk Paradox wrote:RubyPorto wrote:Murk Paradox wrote:Ganking itself is a gamble yes. We already both have agreed on that to many points. The ship being at risk is what we argued. So, since every type of gambling has a wager (the thing that is put at risk), what is the ganker's wager? The ganker bets that he can blow up his victim before he gets blown up by Concord. That the victim will not survive his attack. He isn't in any sort of agreement with the victim if that's what you mean. It's not a duel with stakes. That would be a "bet" or a "gamble" in the true sense of the word you are trying to use.
What does he bet that he can blow up his victim before being blown up?
Every type of gambling has stakes that each side offers up. What are the stakes that the ganker offers up? This is EVE - Everybody Versus Everybody.
"the risk of having your day ruined by other people is the cornerstone with which EVE was built and we want to keep that (infact, this is much more representative of the consensus opinion within CCP)." -CCP Solomon |
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