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Asuka Solo
Stark Fujikawa Stark Enterprises
672
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Posted - 2011.11.03 15:21:00 -
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For lolz...
Imagine a game mechanism that uses KMs against jihaddists.
Their whole existence is driven by the pursuit of good fights and sweet kills of miners or smaller gangs.
What would the response of all these pvpers be, if they had to pay the isk value of destroyed ships, modules, cargo and pods in addition to paying for their concord losses to concord for all their infractions?
Here's the scenario:
Goonswarm has 4 pilots in local in some hi-sec ice system and without wardeccing all the industrial corporations mining ice. They systematically gank mackinaw after mackinaw with the odd orca in between.
Each time the API registers their kill for their killboard, the total value of the loss becomes payable either as a personal or corporate fine. This bill is payable to Concord as an isk sink. So the bill for the orca gank goes to the corp wallet, or gets passed down to the gankers.
I'm sure this would discourage corps and alliances from ganking outside of wardecs. Won't prevent corps and alliances from doing this, but it sure would hurt them in the process. |

tankus2
Endless Destruction Imperial Ascension
9
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Posted - 2011.11.03 16:22:00 -
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which would mean that people Like goons will either have to wardec people or pay fines, both of which go to nothing, essentially.
Otherwise, you have to REALLY hate the guy to go out and kill him in high-sec Where the science gets done |

Justin Credulent
Perkone Caldari State
26
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Posted - 2011.11.03 17:15:00 -
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I agree with this.
This won't "remove" hi-sec ganking, but it'll de-incentivize it.
I think that:
1) Insurance payouts should be voided for gankers and 2) They should have to pay a certain fine based on system security status, their security status, their victim's security status, and the ship that was destroyed.
Quote:This introduces a new rule alongside only fly what you can afford to lose: "Only kill what you can afford to pay for".
"Don't commit the crime if you can't afford the fine."
I like this new idealogy. It's very fitting to the whole "Actions have consequences in EVE." |

De'Veldrin
Norse'Storm Battle Group Intrepid Crossing
60
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Posted - 2011.11.03 17:20:00 -
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While I have little love for the goons or their ilk (I love that word, btw) I'm gonna say no to your proposal.
A) You started off with For lulz. So in reality, you're not better than the Jihadists you're apparently so against. B) The game needs PvP - it is, quite literally, the fuel of the engine that is the Eve economy. Your proposal damages that in two ways.
First, it disincentivises PvP. A certaintype of PvP, yes, but the effect is still there. Fewer people will pursue the activity, thus reducing the demand for new ships, modules, etc.
Second, those people who would have the most need of the items on the market (people who need to replace the ships they just lost) would have less ISK to do so with, depressing demand even further.
Unsub or don't.-á I don't care what your reasons are, and neither does anyone else.-á Just click the button and go away - or don't. |

Justin Credulent
Perkone Caldari State
26
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Posted - 2011.11.03 17:30:00 -
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^Funny thing: You can make that exact same argument... in the opposite direction. |

Barbara Nichole
Cryogenic Consultancy Black Sun Alliance
39
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Posted - 2011.11.03 17:37:00 -
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Asuka Solo wrote:For lolz...
Imagine a game mechanism that uses KMs against jihaddists.
Their whole existence is driven by the pursuit of good fights and sweet kills of miners or smaller gangs.
What would the response of all these pvpers be, if they had to pay the isk value of destroyed ships, modules, cargo and pods in addition to paying for their concord losses to concord for all their infractions?
Here's the scenario:
Goonswarm has 4 pilots in local in some hi-sec ice system and without wardeccing all the industrial corporations mining ice. They systematically gank mackinaw after mackinaw with the odd orca in between.
Each time the API registers their kill for their killboard, the total value of the loss becomes payable either as a personal or corporate fine. This bill is payable to Concord as an isk sink. So the bill for the orca gank goes to the corp wallet, or gets passed down to the gankers.
I'm sure you could even look at adding a modifier to the total value of a ganked ship depending on the security rating of the system the gank happened in.
I.e. a 1.0 system will have a modifier of +25% to the value of a ship. a 0.5 system would have a modifier of +5% to the value of the ship.
So an orca gank in 1.0 space would cost the ganking corp an odd 505 million isk for just the hull. The same gank in 0.5 space would cost the ganking corp an odd 425 mil isk for just the hull.
This modifier would be applicable for the hull, modules, cargo and any implants lost during the gank.
If the fine is issued on a corp level, the corp will be closed down if it cannot pay the fine. To prevent abuse, any corps that refuse to pay or disband prior to payin g these fines will have all members flagged. Upon creating or joining a new corp, these gankers will still be issued with the fines.
Individual players who belong to npc corps will be issued with personal fines that will automatically deduct the isk from their personal wallets (resulting in negative balances if they dont have the isk).
This introduces a new rule alongside only fly what you can afford to lose: "Only kill what you can afford to pay for"
I'm sure this would discourage corps and alliances from ganking outside of wardecs. Won't prevent corps and alliances from doing this, but it sure would hurt them in the process.
Harsh but it sounds like something Concord would do. [IMG]http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a208/DawnFrostbringer/OldST.jpg[/IMG] |

Zeb DaMadMiner
Ireco Industries Zombie Pony Express
0
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Posted - 2011.11.03 18:10:00 -
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Needs a bit of fine tuning, but not a bad idea at that. - The penalty must only be from .5 - 1.0. "Concord can't excessively control the master workings of low-sec to penalize everybody." = Thus does not reduce PvP - Actually increases and pushes Pew Pew out to low/Null. - The corp shouldn't have to pay for a ganking from a rogue member, so that should only be penalyzed to those involved with the ganking. - As the market hub's income on taxes increases, part of the tax also gives to the security of the system. Thus make major market hub's a 1.0 system.
- As for the penalty, it should be 5% = 0.5 system - meaning high valued ganking is still quite valuable, and still holds to the "if you can fly it, you can lose it". 10% = 0.6 system 15% = 0.7 system 20% = 0.8 system 25% = 0.9 system 30% = 1.0 system
^^ How will this effect? For the ganked, and the gankee it will reduce ship loss.. Meaning the prices for all ships/modules of all sizes demand will go down, thus reversing the recent effect and the projected course of rising prices. Making it easier for newcomers to get into the game. As well as sense it removes 1 more way of quick isk, with a short burst of adrenaline. It pushes people to other means, also those that want Pew Pew to get more involved with low-sec/null-sec where the Pew Pew origionally was supposed to be at. It will reduce the lag ion major market hubs, cause most of the people outside Jita+ are there to gank and scan remove them, you will only have the actual people coming to play the market, or at war. Thus helping to spread the player account to more than just the market hubs. And influence gankers to create there own market hub that is cheaper than the major's. (to influence still gankworthy targets into easier ganking systems)
-Keep the part where if you are acting in a offensive act to concord, that they will remove all reimbursement funds that you are available to. |

Asuka Solo
Stark Fujikawa Stark Enterprises
673
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Posted - 2011.11.03 18:47:00 -
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De'Veldrin wrote:While I have little love for the goons or their ilk (I love that word, btw) I'm gonna say no to your proposal.
A) You started off with For lulz. So in reality, you're not better than the Jihadists you're apparently so against.
Looks for a reference to some non wardecced hisec killmail.... left disappointed. Labels point A as a sweeping statement pulled out of thin air.
De'Veldrin wrote: B) The game needs PvP - it is, quite literally, the fuel of the engine that is the Eve economy. Your proposal damages that in two ways.
First, it disincentivises PvP. A certaintype of PvP, yes, but the effect is still there. Fewer people will pursue the activity, thus reducing the demand for new ships, modules, etc.
Second, those people who would have the most need of the items on the market (people who need to replace the ships they just lost) would have less ISK to do so with, depressing demand even further.
Your assuming this is for all PvP when its just for suicide ganks in hisec space. Wardec the babies and kill em with no problems or pressure to your wallet aside from your own losses and warbills. Don't want to pay for pew pew? Move to low sec or NPC 0.0.
I highly doubt suicide ganks in hi-sec will noticeably bite into the demand for ships, since its mostly our wardeccing, ghetto, FW, 0.0 blobbers and wh squatters who provie the demand for said items.
PvP does not inspire hisec mining. So not having something substantial as a risk behind non Concord sanctioned PvP actions is actually going to lead to a supply of items/ships problem.
I'm not saying get rid of it, but Jihaddists need to pay for their fun the same way Industrialists & miners have to when they lose stuff, or go down to the ghetto and play pew pew with people who want to pew pew.
Zeb DaMadMiner wrote: 5% = 0.5 system - meaning high valued ganking is still quite valuable, and still holds to the "if you can fly it, you can lose it". 10% = 0.6 system 15% = 0.7 system 20% = 0.8 system 25% = 0.9 system 30% = 1.0 system
I was thinking more:
0.5 = no modifier 0.6 = 5% 0.7 = 10% 0.8 = 15% 0.9 = 20% 1.0 = 25% |

Miss CEO
Eternum Noctem
1
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Posted - 2011.11.03 23:42:00 -
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I would rather see CCP tweaking the War Dec. system into something that actually matters in game. Let's face it, no-ones gonna commit suicide for some barge kills (outside of proving a point) if they can get to the same result through War Dec.
What Goons are doing with Gallente ice-market is exactly how competing for available resources should work. You go in and deny access for others in order to make bigger dime for yourself. Only thing wrong with it is that the only way to actually do what they do is to suicide gank, because other mechanics do not work. |

tankus2
Endless Destruction Imperial Ascension
9
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Posted - 2011.11.04 02:54:00 -
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a war dec could, ya know, tip the miners off and keep them docked up n' all while the wardecee can run around, collect their ice, and laugh at said miners Where the science gets done |

Solinuas
Beyond Evil and Good
9
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Posted - 2011.11.04 03:36:00 -
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Quite simple, no, we dont need highsec to be safer |

Tyme Xandr
State Protectorate Caldari State
14
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Posted - 2011.11.04 07:56:00 -
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These fines will mean absolutely nothing. These guys would make sub-alts to their accounts or PLEX for Buddy Invite accounts (essentially a free 51 day trial alongside ur now paid one month).
After these are made they can be trained for a few hours (if at all). All ISK can then be removed from corp wallet (which I doubt they would even be in a corp) and personal wallets (and put into their mains accounts).
Orcas drop the gank boats for these alts to use and they gank away not caring about their negative wallet.
51 days (of trial) are up, or they dont care about character and they either abandon the account or delete the toon to start a new one.
All the while ganking continues and concord and the corps get no isk since CCP would not hand out additional ISK that wasnt paid out by someone else after insurance was already paid.
PVP and the uncertainty of safety is a large aspect of EVE. Removing that takes a lot of EVEs character away. Risk and responsibility makes what you do have meaning. Just because some people choose to gank them doesnt mean everyone else has to lose the meaning of EVE.
Id suggest not flying Hulks if your afraid and just get a Covetor. If you see local pop you can always warp away. If you dont watch your screen and are watching TV or Youtube while you afk mine - then you deserve to lose your ship. |

Mirak Nijoba
Gamers Corner
3
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Posted - 2011.11.04 08:25:00 -
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NO!
Lemme tell you why...
They beat CCP's Concord System. They should be allowed to do so. Just get smarter and invest more into your ice mining opperations.
If they cant gank you before concord shows up they lose. no more Individual Ice miners going out and just making a killing off selling the Ice thy can pick up alone.
If the market collapses too much off of what goon swarm is doing... then the rest of eve is doing it wrong. ^_^ |

Asuka Solo
Stark Fujikawa Stark Enterprises
674
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Posted - 2011.11.04 10:56:00 -
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Tyme Xandr wrote:These fines will mean absolutely nothing. These guys would make sub-alts to their accounts or PLEX for Buddy Invite accounts (essentially a free 51 day trial alongside ur now paid one month).
After these are made they can be trained for a few hours (if at all). All ISK can then be removed from corp wallet (which I doubt they would even be in a corp) and personal wallets (and put into their mains accounts).
All the while ganking continues and concord and the corps get no isk since CCP would not hand out additional ISK that wasnt paid out by someone else after insurance was already paid.
Then allow flagging the main account. Those buddy invites are connected to somebodies account and characters to get free time from those activated alt accounts. Kill the account/characters before activation and the bill goes to the brosef who invited you to play Eve.
Or level it against the inviter's corp wallet.
If they want to setup new accounts just to do this, by all means. They can happily pay more rl moniez towards Eve.
Mirak Nijoba wrote: They beat CCP's Concord System. They should be allowed to do so. Just get smarter and invest more into your ice mining opperations.
Concord will never stop you from killing in hi-sec. So they can continue to beat Concord all they want. But they will start paying for it.
The days where Alliances need techmoons just to finance a few nights of jihadding or hulkageddons is nigh. Losses excluded baby.
So start putting more long term financial planning into you jihadding. |

Andski
GoonWaffe Goonswarm Federation
551
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Posted - 2011.11.04 11:23:00 -
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you're pretty dumb if you think high-sec was ever intended as a no-pvp or "consensual only" area m8 |

Danika Princip
Freelance Economics Astrological resources Tactical Narcotics Team
92
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Posted - 2011.11.04 12:09:00 -
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Asuka Solo wrote:
Then allow flagging the main account. Those buddy invites are connected to somebodies account and characters to get free time from those activated alt accounts. Kill the account/characters before activation and the bill goes to the brosef who invited you to play Eve.
Or level it against the inviter's corp wallet.
If they want to setup new accounts just to do this, by all means. They can happily pay more rl moniez towards Eve.
Please, do this. create a whole new way to grief the **** out of anyone who uses the buddy invite system. You can exchange suicide ganking for deliberatley bankrupting players and entire corps for things that they can not do anything about.  |

Asuka Solo
Stark Fujikawa Stark Enterprises
674
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Posted - 2011.11.04 13:01:00 -
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Andski wrote:you're pretty dumb if you think high-sec was ever intended as a no-pvp or "consensual only" area m8
I lolled.
Your pretty dumb if you think that's what I'm proposing. |

Tippia
Sunshine and Lollipops
1171
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Posted - 2011.11.04 14:11:00 -
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Asuka Solo wrote:I'm sure this would discourage corps and alliances from ganking outside of wardecs. And why is that needed?
Justin Credulent wrote:This won't "remove" hi-sec ganking, but it'll de-incentivize it. GǪwhich is kind of the opposite of what needs to happen, so that makes it a rather bad idea. GÇöGÇöGÇö GÇ£If you're not willing to fight for what you have in GëívGëí you don't deserve it, and you will lose it.GÇ¥ GÇö Karath Piki-á |

Andski
GoonWaffe Goonswarm Federation
551
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Posted - 2011.11.04 14:17:00 -
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Asuka Solo wrote:Andski wrote:you're pretty dumb if you think high-sec was ever intended as a no-pvp or "consensual only" area m8 I lolled. Your pretty dumb if you think that's what I'm proposing.
nah, that's literally what you're proposing |

Justin Credulent
Perkone Caldari State
31
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Posted - 2011.11.04 15:12:00 -
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Why do all the dumbest posts always seem to come from Goons? |

Wrath22
JADE Enterprise
2
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Posted - 2011.11.04 22:14:00 -
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Dude quit being such a carebear eve is all about risk and high sec should be no different and if your afk mining and get ganked then that's your fault for not paying attention. Yes I've been ganked yes it was a mack on an ice belt and yes that pissed me off but at myself for not paying attention like I should have because there were warning signs of an attack and had I seenw them I could have avoided being ganked. Honestly if ccp ever did implement that it would take away from this game becausethats what makes this game unique in the fact that nothing is safe and if your being greifed deal with it or move somewhere else don't complain I dont |

Andski
GoonWaffe Goonswarm Federation
560
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Posted - 2011.11.04 22:55:00 -
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Justin Credulent wrote:Why do all the dumbest posts always seem to come from Goons?
did you get scammed? only that would explain how dumb and bitter you are |

Vimsy Vortis
Shoulda Checked Local Break-A-Wish Foundation
77
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Posted - 2011.11.04 23:56:00 -
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Justin Credulent wrote:Why do all the dumbest posts always seem to come from Goons? I think you'll find that the dumbest posts come from NPC corp alts.
Also proposing mechanic changes with the specific intent of discouraging PVP is stupid and only stupid people who are gigantic carebears who don't understand why most people even play EVE to begin with make that kind of thread. |

tankus2
Endless Destruction Imperial Ascension
9
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Posted - 2011.11.05 00:36:00 -
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Justin Credulent wrote:Why do all the dumbest posts always seem to come from Goons?
I would have to disagree with you, as there are some clever people in Goonfleet and the leadership of Goonswarm.
do not correct me on that, as much as one would have to be corrected in calling IT 'BoB'.
Anywho, I would imagine that there are many folks in Goonswarm that are... ...below par, but they are smart enough to take orders from people who, let's face it, are very, dangerously smart. Where the science gets done |

Cpt Fina
The Tuskers
72
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Posted - 2011.11.05 01:21:00 -
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What does jihad have to do with suicidegankers in an internet space game? |

Asuka Solo
Stark Fujikawa Stark Enterprises
679
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Posted - 2011.11.05 07:34:00 -
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Cpt Fina wrote:What does jihad have to do with suicidegankers in an internet space game?
Google "Jihadswarm" and ye shall receive.
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Inbrainsane
GoonWaffe Goonswarm Federation
0
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Posted - 2011.11.05 16:12:00 -
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We goons have several hundred billion free isk to spend each month. We dont know what to do with all the money, so we let you high-sec pubbies mine minerals for us, produce ships for us, then we buy them and blow up the miners with them for lulz.
We are rich enough to pay some silly penalty. The penalty would have to be so exorbitantly high, that no more pvp in high sec would happen.
And why are we so rich? Because you high-sec dumblords always fall for our scams,tricks and market manipulations. If you really want to stop us, smarten up and dont pay us all your ISK!
What do you say now? Hahahahah!
*edit* And yes, I do not even understand a single word of that post I made. But I was told to post it by my dangerously smart superiors. *edit* |
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