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Jeremy Soikutsu
Kite Co. Space Trucking Brave Collective
76
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Posted - 2014.03.20 19:11:00 -
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Emilia Istis wrote:as you know there is a little veldspar in null Have you ever even been in a null belt?
Also because of people saying **** like this null ores were jammed full of low-ends, so cram it. "Of course you would choose the fun, but you don't lead a relevant entity which has allies." - Colonel Xaven |
Kadl
Imperial Academy Amarr Empire
86
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Posted - 2014.03.20 19:11:00 -
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Marcia en Welle wrote:2. Although I am loving the changes to null sec outposts, it is absolutely silly that a maximum skilled refiner in a 50% station can get 72.4%, whereas a fresh newb with no skills at all can achieve 78.1% in a POS. Two things I would change:
- Bring low sec and null sec stations up to the current levels which the POS modules can achieve respectively.
- Add the skill requirement for POS modules.
Also I'd like to point out this is a massive buff to WH residents, perhaps unnecessarily seeing as CCP state that they do not want people living in WHs. Now WH residents will be able to cut themselves off almost completely.
Your maxed skilled person is in a high sec station. Your fresh newb has setup a lowsec pos. I think a small bonus is acceptable.
Adding skill requirements for the POS module sounds good. I would be even more thrilled if the modules actually used your skills to determine the refined amounts. CCP has indicated in their design that they would like to use skills, but that the effort to do that might not be reasonable at the present time. |
GeeBee
Paragon Fury Tactical Narcotics Team
43
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Posted - 2014.03.20 19:11:00 -
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So,
Overall this makes me extremely unhappy, its tearing the very fabric of T1 production in the game into shreds.
Currently
Mine Minerals
Build whatever you want, when you're bored of it repro it into the 100% base materials and build something else. Module compression for production was a side effect of this. It also meant that a useless unfavored module / hull could be scrapped in favor of something useful, minus rigs(well except this *extra minerals* business)
Get bored of it entirely make something more profitable out of it and market it.
After ReproGeddon.
Mine Minerals - Get more minerals than before When something is built its built that way for good. No more clay molding materials Back and forth into whatever. All hail the miners that supply everything, long live the mining bots.
Other Things So the mineral compression blueprints are being bought back, what about module compression blueprints? Theres going to be alot of useless bastion module, 425 railguns, tachyon and other blueprints.
So this will also affectively nerf the reprocessing of drops that get reprocessed by ~50%? post change will rat / mission drops be adjusted? I mean most of what drops is useless and gets repro'd anyway with a minor amount of things being put onto the market because they sell higher than they repro.
If nullsec mining is to be a *thing* could we get the sov indicies removed from the map? this has always been a terrible thing and never used for its intended purpose of nice built up sov, ill take that. Its only been used for griefing.
Speaking of griefing, since you're cracking into things that have been that way for a long time and really probably should have been changed a long time ago how about a change to AFK CLOAKY CAMPING? |
Adunh Slavy
1345
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Posted - 2014.03.20 19:12:00 -
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Good, but not going far enough. Could reduce reprocessing by another 25% across the board. Necessity is the plea for every infringement of human freedom. It is the argument of tyrants; it is the creed of slaves.-á-á- William Pitt |
Weaselior
GoonWaffe Goonswarm Federation
6692
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Posted - 2014.03.20 19:13:00 -
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Jeremy Soikutsu wrote:Emilia Istis wrote:as you know there is a little veldspar in null Have you ever even been in a null belt? Also because of people saying **** like this null ores were jammed full of low-ends, so cram it. have you?
did you see how you were the only person there? Head of the Goonswarm Economic Warfare Cabal Disadvantaged Persons Outreach Division:
"We hire one-half of the working class to kill the other half." |
Querns
GBS Logistics and Fives Support Goonswarm Federation
201
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Posted - 2014.03.20 19:13:00 -
[306] - Quote
Jeremy Soikutsu wrote:Emilia Istis wrote:as you know there is a little veldspar in null Have you ever even been in a null belt? Also because of people saying **** like this null ores were jammed full of low-ends, so cram it. The reason asteroids are so large in nullsec belts is because no one mines them. If for some ungodly reason you were daft enough to actually mine a regular asteroid belt over a mining anomaly (or perhaps as a function of bootstrapping an industrial index,) you would quickly exhaust the inflated asteroid, and it would return to regenerating at the normal rate. This post was crafted by a member of the Goonswarm Economic Warfare Cabal, the foremost authority on Eve: Online economics and gameplay. |
The Cue
Applied Agoraphobia
16
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Posted - 2014.03.20 19:14:00 -
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Marcia en Welle wrote:Also I'd like to point out this is a massive buff to WH residents, perhaps unnecessarily seeing as CCP state that they do not want people living in WHs. Now WH residents will be able to cut themselves off almost completely.
CCP has never said that they do not want people living in WHs. You are very significantly misunderstanding them. They stated that it was a totally unintentional situation, but just because it's unintended does not mean it's unwanted.
This change is also a partial nerf to WH residents, as many of us import ice instead of the four products. Less M3, which is a precious commodity in WHs. |
Querns
GBS Logistics and Fives Support Goonswarm Federation
201
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Posted - 2014.03.20 19:15:00 -
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GeeBee wrote:So,
Overall this makes me extremely unhappy, its tearing the very fabric of T1 production in the game into shreds.
Currently
Mine Minerals
Build whatever you want, when you're bored of it repro it into the 100% base materials and build something else. Module compression for production was a side effect of this. It also meant that a useless unfavored module / hull could be scrapped in favor of something useful, minus rigs(well except this *extra minerals* business)
Get bored of it entirely make something more profitable out of it and market it.
After ReproGeddon.
Mine Minerals - Get more minerals than before When something is built its built that way for good. No more clay molding materials Back and forth into whatever. All hail the miners that supply everything, long live the mining bots.
Other Things So the mineral compression blueprints are being bought back, what about module compression blueprints? Theres going to be alot of useless bastion module, 425 railguns, tachyon and other blueprints.
So this will also affectively nerf the reprocessing of drops that get reprocessed by ~50%? post change will rat / mission drops be adjusted? I mean most of what drops is useless and gets repro'd anyway with a minor amount of things being put onto the market because they sell higher than they repro.
If nullsec mining is to be a *thing* could we get the sov indicies removed from the map? this has always been a terrible thing and never used for its intended purpose of nice built up sov, ill take that. Its only been used for griefing.
Speaking of griefing, since you're cracking into things that have been that way for a long time and really probably should have been changed a long time ago how about a change to AFK CLOAKY CAMPING?
The current fungibility of assembled items and raw minerals is not healthy for the game. This change, frankly, is more elegant than I would have expected. You'll just have to console yourself with the hilarious extra reproc yields from your T3 minmatar outpost. This post was crafted by a member of the Goonswarm Economic Warfare Cabal, the foremost authority on Eve: Online economics and gameplay. |
Benny Ohu
Beneath the Ashes Margin of Silence
2722
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Posted - 2014.03.20 19:17:00 -
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i like this a lot |
Kadl
Imperial Academy Amarr Empire
86
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Posted - 2014.03.20 19:17:00 -
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If the items used in mineral compression are no longer needed for that then perhaps the volumes could be increased. That might encourage more local production in all areas. |
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Adellle Nadair
Nuclear Midnight
9
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Posted - 2014.03.20 19:18:00 -
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Malcanis wrote:Berluth Luthian wrote:Isn't a lot of the nullsec production problem, partly a nullsec culture problem. When alliances are run from the mentality that 'every body in a CTA matters' then you sort of alienate really productive indy pilots. So it is up to null sec 'culture leaders' to empower their own industrial base. No, the nullsec production problem is caused by hi-sec having utter dominance in every conceivable industry advantage, to the point that the only people doing industry in null are either RPers, supercap builders or just plain bad at maths. OK some hi bulk, low-value stuff gets built like ratting ammo and cap boosters, but even there the quantities are small compared to what gets imported.
The attitude that nullsec is the only way to play the game and that everyone needs to take part is wrong. It is perfectly acceptable to play and do things in highsec. Highsec should always have the ability to do most things as well as null. That gives more things to do and more ways to play. There are a large amount of players that want to be able to play casually, (relatively) safely and without the drama of nullsec life. Null should have methods to make industry more welcoming, and make it not as hard as it is now to manufacture. But giving nullsec game mechanics that make it impossible to compete in highsec is wrong. |
Weaselior
GoonWaffe Goonswarm Federation
6693
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Posted - 2014.03.20 19:20:00 -
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Adellle Nadair wrote: The attitude that nullsec is the only way to play the game and that everyone needs to take part is wrong. It is perfectly acceptable to play and do things in highsec. Highsec should always have the ability to do most things as well as null.
wrong Head of the Goonswarm Economic Warfare Cabal Disadvantaged Persons Outreach Division:
"We hire one-half of the working class to kill the other half." |
Querns
GBS Logistics and Fives Support Goonswarm Federation
201
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Posted - 2014.03.20 19:21:00 -
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Adellle Nadair wrote:Malcanis wrote:Berluth Luthian wrote:Isn't a lot of the nullsec production problem, partly a nullsec culture problem. When alliances are run from the mentality that 'every body in a CTA matters' then you sort of alienate really productive indy pilots. So it is up to null sec 'culture leaders' to empower their own industrial base. No, the nullsec production problem is caused by hi-sec having utter dominance in every conceivable industry advantage, to the point that the only people doing industry in null are either RPers, supercap builders or just plain bad at maths. OK some hi bulk, low-value stuff gets built like ratting ammo and cap boosters, but even there the quantities are small compared to what gets imported. The attitude that nullsec is the only way to play the game and that everyone needs to take part is wrong. It is perfectly acceptable to play and do things in highsec. Highsec should always have the ability to do most things as well as null. That gives more things to do and more ways to play. There are a large amount of players that want to be able to play casually, (relatively) safely and without the drama of nullsec life. Null should have methods to make industry more welcoming, and make it not as hard as it is now to manufacture. But giving nullsec game mechanics that make it impossible to compete in highsec is wrong. I would suggest competing on the fact that acquisition of ore in highsec is safer by several orders of magnitude and on the fact that you are not required to sell minerals on the open market; your ore can be sold just as easily and dragged out to one of the conquerable tier 3 minmatar outposts to be melted. This post was crafted by a member of the Goonswarm Economic Warfare Cabal, the foremost authority on Eve: Online economics and gameplay. |
Benny Ohu
Beneath the Ashes Margin of Silence
2722
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Posted - 2014.03.20 19:22:00 -
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Adellle Nadair wrote:Malcanis wrote:Berluth Luthian wrote:Isn't a lot of the nullsec production problem, partly a nullsec culture problem. When alliances are run from the mentality that 'every body in a CTA matters' then you sort of alienate really productive indy pilots. So it is up to null sec 'culture leaders' to empower their own industrial base. No, the nullsec production problem is caused by hi-sec having utter dominance in every conceivable industry advantage, to the point that the only people doing industry in null are either RPers, supercap builders or just plain bad at maths. OK some hi bulk, low-value stuff gets built like ratting ammo and cap boosters, but even there the quantities are small compared to what gets imported. The attitude that nullsec is the only way to play the game and that everyone needs to take part is wrong. It is perfectly acceptable to play and do things in highsec. Highsec should always have the ability to do most things as well as null. That gives more things to do and more ways to play. There are a large amount of players that want to be able to play casually, (relatively) safely and without the drama of nullsec life. Null should have methods to make industry more welcoming, and make it not as hard as it is now to manufacture. But giving nullsec game mechanics that make it impossible to compete in highsec is wrong. you're saying that to malcanis |
Adellle Nadair
Nuclear Midnight
9
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Posted - 2014.03.20 19:24:00 -
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Weaselior wrote:Adellle Nadair wrote: The attitude that nullsec is the only way to play the game and that everyone needs to take part is wrong. It is perfectly acceptable to play and do things in highsec. Highsec should always have the ability to do most things as well as null.
wrong
From a goon. Thank you for proving my point. |
Ashla Boga
Pro Synergy
0
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Posted - 2014.03.20 19:24:00 -
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"Keep Calm and Carry On"?
Damn it CCP. You're trying to kill the profit of hundreds of salvagers and hundreds of missioners just revolving around Pro Synergy alone. One corp. You're screwing with things that are just going to backfire and increase botting. Everyone wants more bots, right?
You killed drone poo which was a huge spike through the heart of the salvaging community, and gave us bounties on drones instead, which I agree missioners were in love with (despite salvagers losing a lot of profit). Then you removed Meta 0 modules from rat droppings because there was too many minerals in your eyes. Now this.
"Calm down, Mr Director of Salvage Corp Person, it's just a game." Hell no. I'm fired up and pissed off because you're going to decrease profits of new and veteran players salvaging and their missioner friends by obscene amounts with not even the slightest compensation. Even with Scrapmetal V and a 4% implant the yields are going to be crap. Rig changes have done almost nothing to increase profits from the salvaging profession, and behind every Noctis is a real live player. Not a program.
You say you want to reward players who specialize in a career, and ore miners and ice miners are going to be unaffected by this. But module reprocessors like myself and a dozen other faithful admins of the corp have absolutely NO POSSIBLE WAY to get even remotely close to 100% yield. Even if you added an Advanced Scrapmetal Reprocessing we'd still be far off. That's not helping a specialized player, it's slapping them in the F***ing face. Our admins have trained OVER a month of skills to be the best at what they do for their customers, but not that will all be way more than wasted. Ore miners didn't have to go anywhere near this kind of training to be 100%. Dig a little deeper before you go killing professions off, CCP. |
Malcanis
Vanishing Point. The Initiative.
14179
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Posted - 2014.03.20 19:25:00 -
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Adellle Nadair wrote:Malcanis wrote:Berluth Luthian wrote:Isn't a lot of the nullsec production problem, partly a nullsec culture problem. When alliances are run from the mentality that 'every body in a CTA matters' then you sort of alienate really productive indy pilots. So it is up to null sec 'culture leaders' to empower their own industrial base. No, the nullsec production problem is caused by hi-sec having utter dominance in every conceivable industry advantage, to the point that the only people doing industry in null are either RPers, supercap builders or just plain bad at maths. OK some hi bulk, low-value stuff gets built like ratting ammo and cap boosters, but even there the quantities are small compared to what gets imported. The attitude that nullsec is the only way to play the game and that everyone needs to take part is wrong. It is perfectly acceptable to play and do things in highsec. Highsec should always have the ability to do most things as well as null. That gives more things to do and more ways to play. There are a large amount of players that want to be able to play casually, (relatively) safely and without the drama of nullsec life. Null should have methods to make industry more welcoming, and make it not as hard as it is now to manufacture. But giving nullsec game mechanics that make it impossible to compete in highsec is wrong.
Hi-sec will still be a massively better place to do production than 0.0 after this change.
You can complain after CCP - Remove CONCORD - Remove all the NPC stations - Remove the faction police - Allow cynos, bombs and bubbles to work in hi-sec - Move datacore production out of hi-sec - Move BPO sell orders out of hi-sec
While hi-sec still has those monumental advantages, this is basically complaining that the poor kid is getting a cherry while you're eating your way through a giant triple-scoop sundae.
1 Kings 12:11
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ergherhdfgh
Imperial Academy Amarr Empire
72
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Posted - 2014.03.20 19:25:00 -
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I remember how the huge loot nerf they did a couple years ago was supposed to "fix" mining and still you need to run 3 accounts to make the same isk / hour mining as you do ratting.
I've watched as they introduced incursions which pay out in massive amounts of server created isk which is new money introduced to the game which inflates all prices and is a defacto nerf to all other income streams.
Now more recently we've had the bounty nerf and yet prices continue to click upward. The price of ships and PLEXs keep going up and up as our ability to earn isk is steadily driven downward. The logical outcome of this is that more game time needs to be spent to earn the isk for lost ships. To me that can only mean one thing more conservative game play or spoken more directly more time mining / ratting and less time PvPing which in the past has been the opposite of what CCP had professed as their goal.
After years of reading these blogs and seeing the results I can only conclude one of two things. Either the CCP Devs are totally and completely incompetent or they are lying. Spoken more directly option 2 would be that they are working behind the scenes to reduce the amount of players that can pay for game time with in game money. Since they have allowed PLEXs to be moved and thus lost to the RNG gods and with the aurum scandal a few years back and now ship painting for aurum it seems like option 2 is more likely. |
Sir HyperChrist
Persnickety Pilots
26
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Posted - 2014.03.20 19:26:00 -
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Weaselior wrote:Adellle Nadair wrote: The attitude that nullsec is the only way to play the game and that everyone needs to take part is wrong. It is perfectly acceptable to play and do things in highsec. Highsec should always have the ability to do most things as well as null.
wrong
Exactly: 0-sec should be better in every aspect over highsec: more trit miners needed in null, I take it you're the mining director? (AFK) |
Anhenka
Daktaklakpak. Red Coat Conspiracy
396
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Posted - 2014.03.20 19:26:00 -
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Adellle Nadair wrote:The attitude that nullsec is the only way to play the game and that everyone needs to take part is wrong. It is perfectly acceptable to play and do things in highsec. Highsec should always have the ability to do most things as well as null. That gives more things to do and more ways to play. There are a large amount of players that want to be able to play casually, (relatively) safely and without the drama of nullsec life. Null should have methods to make industry more welcoming, and make it not as hard as it is now to manufacture. But giving nullsec game mechanics that make it impossible to compete in highsec is wrong.
Those who spend the massive amount of time, isk, and effort to acquire and hold nullsec sov, then dump dozens of billions of isk into a refining station. then haul ore out or mine it locally most certainly deserve a definate advantage over highsec. |
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Dinsdale Pirannha
Pirannha Corp
2374
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Posted - 2014.03.20 19:26:00 -
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Adellle Nadair wrote:Malcanis wrote:Berluth Luthian wrote:Isn't a lot of the nullsec production problem, partly a nullsec culture problem. When alliances are run from the mentality that 'every body in a CTA matters' then you sort of alienate really productive indy pilots. So it is up to null sec 'culture leaders' to empower their own industrial base. No, the nullsec production problem is caused by hi-sec having utter dominance in every conceivable industry advantage, to the point that the only people doing industry in null are either RPers, supercap builders or just plain bad at maths. OK some hi bulk, low-value stuff gets built like ratting ammo and cap boosters, but even there the quantities are small compared to what gets imported. The attitude that nullsec is the only way to play the game and that everyone needs to take part is wrong. It is perfectly acceptable to play and do things in highsec. Highsec should always have the ability to do most things as well as null. That gives more things to do and more ways to play. There are a large amount of players that want to be able to play casually, (relatively) safely and without the drama of nullsec life. Null should have methods to make industry more welcoming, and make it not as hard as it is now to manufacture. But giving nullsec game mechanics that make it impossible to compete in highsec is wrong.
Of course it is wrong. But the cartels are ramming through this change because they expect it to be a net gain to their serf population in null sec, while at the same time hammering high sec.
The cartels know that this will shrink the overall subscription base as many new high sec players will quit once the full impact of this attack is felt. But their personal income will increase as some will migrate to null sec that would not have done so otherwise, and that is all that matters to them. Most people viewed Orwell's writings as a warning. The harper regime and the goons treat them as a guidebook. |
Anhenka
Daktaklakpak. Red Coat Conspiracy
396
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Posted - 2014.03.20 19:28:00 -
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Dinsdale Pirannha wrote: Of course it is wrong. But the cartels are ramming through this change because they expect it to be a net gain to their serf population in null sec, while at the same time hammering high sec.
The cartels know that this will shrink the overall subscription base as many new high sec players will quit once the full impact of this attack is felt. But their personal income will increase as some will migrate to null sec that would not have done so otherwise, and that is all that matters to them.
Whoop Whoop! Grab da Tinfoil! |
Querns
GBS Logistics and Fives Support Goonswarm Federation
202
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Posted - 2014.03.20 19:28:00 -
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ergherhdfgh wrote: After years of reading these blogs and seeing the results I can only conclude one of two things. Either the CCP Devs are totally and completely incompetent or they are lying. Spoken more directly option 2 would be that they are working behind the scenes to reduce the amount of players that can pay for game time with in game money. Since they have allowed PLEXs to be moved and thus lost to the RNG gods and with the aurum scandal a few years back and now ship painting for aurum it seems like option 2 is more likely.
You seem to be under the delusion that a player subscribing his account with PLEX purchased from the market are somehow denying CCP income, when the opposite is actually true -- PLEX are more expensive to purchase than a corresponding month of subscription time paid directly. This post was crafted by a member of the Goonswarm Economic Warfare Cabal, the foremost authority on Eve: Online economics and gameplay. |
KIller Wabbit
The Scope Gallente Federation
540
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Posted - 2014.03.20 19:28:00 -
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CCP - congrats, you continue to find ways to screw me over.
CCP Punkturis-á "I want to get in on the goodposter circle jerk!"
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Malcanis
Vanishing Point. The Initiative.
14179
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Posted - 2014.03.20 19:29:00 -
[325] - Quote
ergherhdfgh wrote:I remember how the huge loot nerf they did a couple years ago was supposed to "fix" mining and still you need to run 3 accounts to make the same isk / hour mining as you do ratting.
It wasn't supposed to "fix" mining, it was supposed to make mining more viable.
Would you like to argue that it didn't?
1 Kings 12:11
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mkint
1062
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Posted - 2014.03.20 19:29:00 -
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Malcanis wrote:Berluth Luthian wrote:Isn't a lot of the nullsec production problem, partly a nullsec culture problem. When alliances are run from the mentality that 'every body in a CTA matters' then you sort of alienate really productive indy pilots. So it is up to null sec 'culture leaders' to empower their own industrial base. No, the nullsec production problem is caused by hi-sec having utter dominance in every conceivable industry advantage, to the point that the only people doing industry in null are either RPers, supercap builders or just plain bad at maths. OK some hi bulk, low-value stuff gets built like ratting ammo and cap boosters, but even there the quantities are small compared to what gets imported.
Numbers come into play, yes. But you're forgetting one important thing... Nullsec would be great if it weren't for the people who live there. The people who like industry type stuff, don't like the kind of people who like to live in nullsec. The people who like to live in nullsec are joiners, followers, anti-entrepreneurs. People who want to do industry have a vision of themselves as forging their own path, creating something, finding the secret levers to make themselves powerful. What the budding industrialists don't realize right away is that even if all the mechanics were in place for them to be able to do unimpeded industry in nullsec is that it's trivially easy for any of the nullbear follower joiners to just roll and indy alt to fill their own needs.
There are no changes that can possibly be made to the game to bring industrialists to nullsec, because there will always be an us vs them. A budding industrialist who wants to move to nullsec has no place in an existing alliance there, because what he really wants is power. And power is horded in nullsec. It's what the entire meta game is about. It's what having CSM voting blocs is about. And it's a closed game to anyone who's not already a part of it. Maxim 34: If you're leaving scorch-marks, you need a bigger gun. |
Lipbite
Express Hauler
1827
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Posted - 2014.03.20 19:30:00 -
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This is that happens when devs don't develop real content. |
Mukuro Gravedigger
Republic University Minmatar Republic
34
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Posted - 2014.03.20 19:30:00 -
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Just had a thought - since scrap metal reprocessing will have a heavily reduced output, what are the chances of reintroducing drone alloys into the game, perhaps in smaller total amounts? |
Sir HyperChrist
Persnickety Pilots
26
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Posted - 2014.03.20 19:31:00 -
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Anhenka wrote:Adellle Nadair wrote:The attitude that nullsec is the only way to play the game and that everyone needs to take part is wrong. It is perfectly acceptable to play and do things in highsec. Highsec should always have the ability to do most things as well as null. That gives more things to do and more ways to play. There are a large amount of players that want to be able to play casually, (relatively) safely and without the drama of nullsec life. Null should have methods to make industry more welcoming, and make it not as hard as it is now to manufacture. But giving nullsec game mechanics that make it impossible to compete in highsec is wrong. Those who spend the massive amount of time, isk, and effort to acquire and hold nullsec sov, then dump dozens of billions of isk into a refining station. then haul ore out or mine it locally most certainly deserve a definate advantage over highsec.
Ehh, my corps' set of capital bpo's, jump freighters, mineral buying pipeline don't count? A silly 15B station isn't that expensive if you're talking capital construction on any relevant scale.... |
Weaselior
GoonWaffe Goonswarm Federation
6696
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Posted - 2014.03.20 19:31:00 -
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mkint wrote:Numbers come into play, yes. But you're forgetting one important thing... Nullsec would be great if it weren't for the people who live there. The people who like industry type stuff, don't like the kind of people who like to live in nullsec. The people who like to live in nullsec are joiners, followers, anti-entrepreneurs. People who want to do industry have a vision of themselves as forging their own path, creating something, finding the secret levers to make themselves powerful. What the budding industrialists don't realize right away is that even if all the mechanics were in place for them to be able to do unimpeded industry in nullsec is that it's trivially easy for any of the nullbear follower joiners to just roll and indy alt to fill their own needs. wrong Head of the Goonswarm Economic Warfare Cabal Disadvantaged Persons Outreach Division:
"We hire one-half of the working class to kill the other half." |
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