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Jythier Smith
Sequestration INC.
Harmonic Convergence
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Posted - 2013.11.08 19:55:00 -
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The anonymous nature of this game, especially with alternate characters, allow for everyone to act like jerks pretty much all of the time if they want.
Joining a corporation just to gain trust and then steal everything is more fun than gaming with people you can trust not to do that for some people. I'm looking forward to the day someone will show that trust in me, give me access to everything, and then everyday after that I can specifically not take it. Why? Because I value the relationship with my corpmates as more important than ISK or BPs. Unless they're Tech 2 BPOs. Then, they're mine and nobody's going to stop me. |
Jythier Smith
Sequestration INC.
Harmonic Convergence
63
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Posted - 2013.11.08 19:56:00 -
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Richard Ramlrez wrote:baltec1 wrote:The most valuable thing you can own in this game is trust. Indeed.
Right, 'cuz you can trade it in for ISK and BPs! |
Jythier Smith
Sequestration INC.
Harmonic Convergence
63
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Posted - 2013.11.08 20:08:00 -
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Shiva Darksun wrote:Years ago, before I left EVE, I was helping a corp mate with a "life-in-a-box" transport off a region which was assaulted by PL. We ended up in a WH system and traveled to another, and so on, and at some point we entered yet another WH system and were greeted in local by someone.
He said "hi there!" and we were pretty sure that was the end of us. I was in a CovOps ship and my mate had a.... a... Geez, I don't remember. An Orca or something. So we had no firepower or any defensive capabilities to speak of, and he was carrying over 15B worth of stuff.
So we talked to this guy and turned out he was monitoring the WH for neutrals or enemies. We told him our story and he offered to lead us to a WH exit to lowsec; we suspected betrayal but decided to trust him. He not only led us out, but he helped us go all the way to hisec.
He was a good guy. Sadly, I can't remember his name but we were impressed.
But that's the downside of being a good guy; people remember you for far less time than if you destroy their ships.
Judging by my experience with WH guys, he was so relieved you weren't there to destroy his entire life that he helped you. :P |
Jythier Smith
Sequestration INC.
Harmonic Convergence
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Posted - 2013.11.08 21:15:00 -
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KuroVolt wrote:Why dont you come join us in CVA down in Providence, OP?
Probably the closest thing you will find to *good guys* in EVE.
We give people the benefit of the doubt and allow them to mine our asteroid fields and shoot our Sansha, while we attempt to protect them from pirates to the best of our abilities.
All we ask in return is that they return the favour and dont shoot anyone either.
We have seen alot of elite PVP and pirate empires come and go, yet with our good guy playstyle, we have endured nearly 10 years now.
You almost just recruited me. |
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