Because it has no relationship to how things really work. You can always make the most money in areas where there is the most stability. And when you think about it that makes sense. here is what doesn't.

The price of stability is a higher "price of admission". I could mine gold in the Congo or in Alaska. In the Congo there are less barriers to entry and lower overall costs, but significantly more risk. It is the first part that is missing in EvE hi sec, barriers to entry and higher overall costs.

Nothing is free in a "civilized" nation or space. Where are the mining permits and the subsequent outlaws that mine without a permit? Where are the taxes, beyond corporate taxes, for living in protected space? Docking permits, trade license, etc.

Beyond making the hi sec experience realistic it could add flavor to the game. Loose practices in some factions including corrupt officials or tight laws down to a specific permit required for each type of ore. All available at a local space station.

Risk versus reward is bozo. Lo sec is about freedom, hi sec is about sacrificing those freedoms for protection.

And as far as risk/reward goes, it's much safer in 0.0....So your premise fell apart when you didn't address that.

Players work to make it stable. They build that Empire and make it safe. They are the Concord.

Hi-Sec could always turn off Concord and have the safety of Null brought right to them. It would be easier right Bob.

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?

Because it has no relationship to how things really work. You can always make the most money in areas where there is the most stability. And when you think about it that makes sense. here is what doesn't.

The price of stability is a higher "price of admission". I could mine gold in the Congo or in Alaska. In the Congo there are less barriers to entry and lower overall costs, but significantly more risk. It is the first part that is missing in EvE hi sec, barriers to entry and higher overall costs.

Nothing is free in a "civilized" nation or space. Where are the mining permits and the subsequent outlaws that mine without a permit? Where are the taxes, beyond corporate taxes, for living in protected space? Docking permits, trade license, etc.

Beyond making the hi sec experience realistic it could add flavor to the game. Loose practices in some factions including corrupt officials or tight laws down to a specific permit required for each type of ore. All available at a local space station.

Risk versus reward is bozo. Lo sec is about freedom, hi sec is about sacrificing those freedoms for protection.

Bro, you missed April Fools by an hour with this thread.

Unless of course you knew it wasn't april 1st anymore, in which case, 'posting in a troll thread'. Because there isn't a chance in hell you're serious.

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?

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?

Nothing you just said made any sense.

imagine a space-themed amusement park and you have several rides

that's what eve is basically going towards

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?

since hisec is, according to hiseccers NULL Seccers,ARE ONLY for newbies and l4s and incursions , perhaps it's time for those things to go from hisec

Themepark = catastrophe. EvE is dying. Everyone will quit and the game will end. Oh god!!! What will I do with all my free time? Oh god!!!

Risk versus reward is bozo. Lo sec is about freedom, hi sec is about sacrificing those freedoms for protection.

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.

... 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.

they have it already.

next question?

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."

they have it already.

next question?