Yes, yes there is. Get your head out your ass and open your eyes. (In that order, or it's unpleasant)



It's not money making that people have the problem with.



If the people were actually playing it would be fine. But automated spaceships is bad m'kay.

Big mouth for a guy hiding behind a two month old NPC corp alt...

Personally I don't live in highsec and love blowing up ships and getting blown up myself. You gankers should try it sometime, I promise you it is more fun when the targets shoot back.

+1
Confirming as being more fun and addicting. Making decisions on the fly and changing tactics to gain the edge is much better than approach>lock>F1>wait for concord>repeat. That sounds awfully... botish to me in fact....

Confirming we have found proof right here that gankers never gank gankers. Ganking is 100% safe stuff. It's easier than roaming low/null in a fleet and pressing F1 on the command of your FC, because people won't shoot at gankers and stuff.

Furthermore low sec is more fun because you never expect that a player might shoot you back in low sec. It's all down to chance really.

HIgh sec on the otherhand is clearly easier because nobody ganks gankers in high sec ever!!!!

confirming you are trying too hard to sound badass

http://eve-kill.net/?a=kill_detail&kll_id=21686985

Ur tears are DELICIOUS

No mate I suck at pvp I'm not badass just trying to have some fun in a video game

Maybe next time blap them with arty thrashers on the undock

Nah they'd have lost very little to it, they were basically doing exactly that themselves so their losses would have been tiny and ours would have been more. Plus they had the advantage of remote sensor boosts already going.

We had a strategy that would have been disruptive had we realised earlier that they had ears in our voice comms - we recognised that they were buying killrights extremely quickly on us, presumably without time to look at the price, so we set a couple of 1 billion ISK public KRs up on our highsec legal people. Unfortunately, we did this at a time when they had the intel advantage.

A lack of opsec was the price we had to pay to be accessible to newbies - and I don't think I'd make that decision differently if I did it again tomorrow. Getting new players into the multiplayer side of EVE is critical to the game's future.

A lack of opsec was the price we had to pay to be accessible to newbies - and I don't think I'd make that decision differently if I did it again tomorrow. Getting new players into the multiplayer side of EVE is critical to the game's future.

We totally met our goal of the evening, we wanted fun and we got tons of it.

It started with a hand full guys who wanted to farm some lp's for the new SoE ship types.

During our missions has been some chatter about your op and this post in the locals around Apanake.
A quick vote and we switched to some antigank ships. The first kills set the stones in motion and more corp mates joined us. We never had the intention to protect anybody, especially no bots. We just wanted to have some spontaneous fun, or you could say we were at the right place on the right time.

Btw we never needed any ears in your comms, we have eyes and are able do to check the stations where you are docked. And we left because we were bored of you hiding in the station like, i love to write this right now, CAREBEARS!

My personal opinions about ops like yours:
Some spoiled (not always)rich kids are trying to ruin somebodies evening, which this somebody usually works hard for.

And please stop trying to clear you consciousness by calling your victims bots, you just crave for easy high value kill mails and wont go the extra mile to earn it honestly. At least be honest to yourself.

We totally met our goal of the evening, we wanted fun and we got tons of it.

It started with a hand full guys who wanted to farm some lp's for the new SoE ship types.

During our missions has been some chatter about your op and this post in the locals around Apanake.
A quick vote and we switched to some antigank ships. The first kills set the stones in motion and more corp mates joined us. We never had the intention to protect anybody, especially no bots. We just wanted to have some spontaneous fun, or you could say we were at the right place on the right time.

Btw we never needed any ears in your comms, we have eyes and are able do to check the stations where you are docked. And we left because we were bored of you hiding in the station like, i love to write this right now, CAREBEARS!

My personal opinions about ops like yours:
Some spoiled (not always)rich kids are trying to ruin somebodies evening, which this somebody usually works hard for.

And please stop trying to clear you consciousness by calling your victims bots, you just crave for easy high value kill mails and wont go the extra mile to earn it honestly. At least be honest to yourself.

We totally met our goal of the evening, we wanted fun and we got tons of it.

It started with a hand full guys who wanted to farm some lp's for the new SoE ship types.

During our missions has been some chatter about your op and this post in the locals around Apanake.
A quick vote and we switched to some antigank ships. The first kills set the stones in motion and more corp mates joined us. We never had the intention to protect anybody, especially no bots. We just wanted to have some spontaneous fun, or you could say we were at the right place on the right time.

Btw we never needed any ears in your comms, we have eyes and are able do to check the stations where you are docked. And we left because we were bored of you hiding in the station like, i love to write this right now, CAREBEARS!

My personal opinions about ops like yours:
Some spoiled (not always)rich kids are trying to ruin somebodies evening, which this somebody usually works hard for.

And please stop trying to clear you consciousness by calling your victims bots, you just crave for easy high value kill mails and wont go the extra mile to earn it honestly. At least be honest to yourself.