It is fascinating to read all the people who were "nerf high sec in the name of risk vs return", are all now claiming "come to null sec and partake in the fountain of riches".

Guess they know their job is done and high sec income potential is soon to be hammered into the ground.

I don't recall saying anything about nerf highsec. Do you have me confused with someone else.



Note: I don't want anyone to come to Null. I don't want my Neighborhood too crowded.

It will also fuel the desire among many parties for "good fights," "small gangs," and ~wulfpax~.

When individual players in the game measure their wealth by the trillions, and their monthly personal income by the hundreds of billions, you really have to wonder what they do with that money. At least, some wonder. The obvious answer is the one that shall not be named.

We're talking about null sec, not the Forge (where most botting occurs).

TEST Alliance is back?

But missions don't run out, do they? Unlike rocks I guess.

No, join ncdot, that way your isk will go towards destroying gsf

K, I'm sold, here's 10 groats. Can you guys JF all my stuff out? I'll contract all the corp goods over to you. I totes trust all of you now.

This is both your answer and where you fall from understanding.

Think of it this way:
Why pay rent for a house you don't own?

Someone, other than the renter, took the initiative and spent an enormous amount of time and resources to secure that space, So you could come just come by and make isk.

If you want it for free, come and take it.

harry's greatest goal is to solo bomb the sandbox itself!

You guys still haven't convinced all of the rest of us that this is legit. It might be, but it might also be some elaborate long-term scam you are running and one fine day your renters will find their underware pulled over their faces. I was in CFC like 2 years ago and I think you guys touched me in inappropriate places while I wasn't looking so it might just be residual effect.

What is the typical rental rate these days? And what does that get you? Can you claim Sov for your rented system? Install your own upgrades? Place an outpost?

I am curious to know what entity within the CFC you were a part of, but not curious enough to dig through your employment history and cross-check with all the various member corps. Would you just come out and tell me? I would also like to know in what way GSF or the rest of the CFC mistreated you.

There's no need to apologize. There's nothing unreasonable about paying some of your space money as rent for a cool place to fly your spaceship around and do cool stuff. The truth is that we are all transients. Some of us are just not comfortable with this. I don't know if being comfortable with it means you are more enlightened, less enlightened, or just different.

Fly safe.

Do you really care

IF YOU RENT FROM GOONS

I AM ALWAYS BAIT

YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED

Renting from CCP eh

Don't nullseccers whine about nullsec not being profitable and there being no reason for people to leave hisec? Don't a lot of nullseccers create hisec incursion alts to earn their ISK? Yet paying money to live in nullsec is profitable and worthwhile? Hmmmm.... does not compute.

Do you actually care enough to bother

The renting of controlled Null Sec space, is a valid game mechanic, sure, and fair enough, but why pay rent to live there?

Are the riches of Null Sec so rewarding that people are willing to rent the right to live there?

Why reward those who control Null Sec with even more wealth that actually You have earned?

Why provide the Power Blocs with the opportunity to be able to pay for their subsriptions with Your ISK?

Hey, its only a game. You are bound to find other ways to enjoy Eve.

Why waste your ISK so as to have fun.

Don't allow the Power Blocs to brag, "Look at how much space we have". Make them earn the right to be able to say, "Look at how much space we can controll".

Move out of controlled Null Sec, and DON'T pay rent.

To clarify, this is an anti-renting thread.

Deka.

I have a burning desire to inflict my MS paint skills on an unprepared audience.