Are you really that illiterate or just trying too hard?

If you say so, I just found your comparison a bit incorrect and correctly defined the renter as a ATM not a wife or partner, does that explain it better?

yes that helps



you are both illiterate and trying too hard

thankyou for clearing that up.

If you a member of the great and all powerful pubbie hating PL are stupid enough to define a renter as a partner then being called an idiot by you I will take as a compliment...

If you a member of the great and all powerful pubbie hating PL are stupid enough to define a renter as a partner then being called an idiot by you I will take as a compliment...

Another fine example of why you shouldn't mad post.

Mad, perfectly rational old bean, anyway I thought you were trolling the Marmite thread...

Can you excise some of that rationality and find a comma?

Thanks in advance.

Ooooh now you are a grammer ****!

Not at all, just commenting that the line I originally was criticizing made absolutely zero sense.

You should work on that.

was the PM with Kat a troll too? that looked like pretty real crying and whining to me :iiam:

I approve of making supercapitals vulnerable to normal points, but perhaps give them a role bonus of +25 warp strength to compensate?

"6. Ships jumping into lowsec cannot jump out until their combat timers have ended."

That's actually a cool idea. CONCORD using the same "magic" that prevents us from using doomsday, bubbles or bombs could prevent capitals from jumping out as long as they have a suspect/criminal flag in lowsec.
And regular points working on Motherships would be a very welcome addition too.

Will not hurt smaller entities who can wardec when they want to kill the POS/POCO of their arch-enemy, but would really hurt:
- the wealthy alliances who can hotdrop 10 Supercarriers to steal a pos or kill a lone carrier without taking any risk. Being forced to stay on field at least 15 minutes would make them think twice, being tackled by regular ships too.
- the hotdroppers who would think twice before sending their remote-repping archon on a fight at a gate/belt

All in all, it would greatly improve lowsec,

Pandemic Legion are clearly bored silly despite their participation in nullsec warts

You are so delightful, assuming that I am someone else to justify everything.

And on a day of POS bashing and killmails, much butthurt was to be found. And the tears were plentiful, and the harvest of them great; and there was much rejoicing...

1 Free moon = 1 Bil per month
Tear-filled pm while doing green boxes = 1 boring hour
Resulting tear thread and frantic denial of being the same person despite crying about all the same things = priceless

1 Free moon = 1 Bil per month
Tear-filled pm while doing green boxes = 1 boring hour
Resulting tear thread and frantic denial of being the same person despite crying about all the same things = priceless

3. Carriers and Dreads in LOWSEC can be warp jammed by anything.

I've read more of this topic now and you mention several times that EVE is a failure as a commercial product.

With one notable and tragic exception the customer base has continuously expanded since I started playing in 2007. I base this on the average number of logins i used to see in 2007 compared with now. The retention of those who last more than a few months is also high, as I looked up a loss mail from 2008 that had 37 people on the mail and of that 30 had updated portraits which means they've played in at least the last two years (can't remember exactly when the avatars changed).

The fact that EVE is still going after 10 years in an era where telling an investor that you want to make an MMO will immediately require you to talk them down off their window ledge speaks volumes. Most MMOs are dead or dying or switching to free-to-play (or two of three, you can't be simultaneously dead and dying) inside of a year. A lot of this probably has to do with the fact that EVE occupies a niche in the gaming community that as far as I am aware is not filled by anyone else but that is irrelevant. Who else has a brutal, cut-throat sandbox with a storyline almost completely dictated by the players all taking place in space where you can practically watch another version of human history unfold at high speed. No one as far as I know.

Yes, EVE loses a lot of subscriptions but this is likely due to design as with the way the game is made I don't think it could support having 11 million subscriptions without fracturing the servers and a big part of the goal here was to have everyone on a single server. Commercial success is all a matter of meeting your targets and as CCP soldiers on with an ever expanding subscriber base and meeting their game design targets it can not be labelled a failure. The reality is that EVE is harsh, most are weeded out quickly and many do not make the cut. If that is you be glad it didn't take you too too long to find that out.

Darkfall : Unholy Wars is more of a hardcore PvP game than EVE Online is now. So don't use words like "hardcore pvp" when EVE has non-PVP zones now, you can't evade or kill concord any more, and most of the players in most of the game space are NOT pvping.

EVE Online is a space mining, industry and trading game that *occasionally* has pvp. Don't pretend otherwise, because it is simply not true. If you want a real pvp game, go get one. I say this in the full knowledge that I love mining and making things :)