Where is said system ? I'm looking for a place to hang out in from time to time.

And again, surely they're doing that in lo-sec?

GǪwhich you need forGǪ what, exactly?
If the money is enough to keep doing what you want (which is what he said), why do you need more?

In fact, if the money is enough to keep doing what you want, then yes, it is indeed nice and reliable enough a stream.

Still, no matter what anyone says, I have thrown enough disposable alt/frigates at 0.0 gate camps to see camping as an activity that must be as boring as mining. If campers think they are PVPers, and find some reason to look down at miners, they are somewhat misguided.

Let there be no myth about one thing: there are just as many people in 0.0 who have as little to do (and probably just as bored) as people in high sec.


We should all go beg for some live events after the next big patch.

I only have a single issue with Null sec ... cost

It is a player run environment which means that you are taxed to buggery and beyond to sustain your alliance - but why should an alliance need so much money - cap and ship reimbursement programs.... right....

My main has been in 3 "real" alliances and in each I had to pay between 15-20% OVER jita prices for ships and mods with the excuse sry reason given that it costs a lot to get the mods to me in null-sec.

Null sec may help the wallet in terms of bounties from rats and other sources, but you have to bleed isk for the privilege.

Malcanis:

Don't understand why you are fixated on mining?

The people I am talking about are highsec dwellers that would like to try to build a POS in zero and survive there in their Corporation. Mining only plays a part of that picture.

A lot of people are saying that getting into nullsec is almost impossible with all the bubbles and camps.

This is only true if you are trying to get in there as a solo pilot, not part of a nullsec corp. This problem is also very easy to solve: Join a nullsec corp. They have the logistics/scouts/knowledge how to get you stuff there.

Don't take the harde route and goto null all by yourself. It can be fun, but it is very hard for a new player. Joining a corp first will make this much easier.

I live in lowsec and I don't have much nullsec experience, I only lived there a couple of months. But I never had any problems getting in or out nullsec. I only had one account back then and there were always people only that helped me scout when I needed it.

Note to new players: When in a nullsec alliance/corp you have access to intel channels. These channels allow you to monitor the most important systems without a scout, making your job of moving around a lot more easy.

TLDR: Living in nullsec is not nearly as hard as all the trolls make it seem to be.

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No they aren't are they. And you seem to think that it has nothing to do with the hot drop that will visit them for LULZ.
You know maybe if you read the rest of my posts instead of trying to nitpick them you would know that I also said CCP needed to get rid of local chat and provide cloaks for POS so small Corps could have a chance at surviving for longer than the time it takes to light a cyno.

Honestly, how bad is a 15% tax when you only have to buy combat ships once, ever, and you're set for life? Seriously. Space Communism, it just works.

Ah, so now it's hot drops.

OK well what's the best way to deter hot drops by trapping them in place so they can be countered?

(hint, it involves T2 destroyers and rhymes with "trouble")

Ah, so now it's hot drops.

OK well what's the best way to deter hot drops by trapping them in place so they can be countered?

(hint, it involves T2 destroyers and rhymes with "trouble")

I only have a single issue with Null sec ... cost

It is a player run environment which means that you are taxed to buggery and beyond to sustain your alliance - but why should an alliance need so much money - cap and ship reimbursement programs.... right....

My main has been in 3 "real" alliances and in each I had to pay between 15-20% OVER jita prices for ships and mods with the excuse sry reason given that it costs a lot to get the mods to me in null-sec.

Null sec may help the wallet in terms of bounties from rats and other sources, but you have to bleed isk for the privilege.

Honestly, how bad is a 15% tax when you only have to buy combat ships once, ever, and you're set for life? Seriously. Space Communism, it just works.

and what do you want next?
- cloaked freighters with 0 seconds warp time? Don't forget: 0.0 corporation does heavy logistics.
- cloaked ratting ships to run anomalies in cloaked mode?

Your complete lack of understanding live in 0.0 makes your posts funny.....

and what do you want next?
- cloaked freighters with 0 seconds warp time? Don't forget: 0.0 corporation does heavy logistics.
- cloaked ratting ships to run anomalies in cloaked mode?

Your complete lack of understanding live in 0.0 makes your posts funny.....

Ah, so now it's hot drops.

OK well what's the best way to deter hot drops by trapping them in place so they can be countered?

(hint, it involves T2 destroyers and rhymes with "trouble")

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Your viewpoint is typical of an old Eve Vet who has forgotten what it was to be a new pilot in a new Corp in highsec Eve.
Your inablilty to put yourself in the shoes OF NEW SUBSCRIBERS who do not yet understand either the politcs or sometimes subtle nuances of game mechanics needed to survive and thrive in Eve is the very thing that too many of CCPs developers suffer from. The result is low retention fo new subscribers, fewer new pilots joining the fray in zero, and lost potential revenue to CCP.

But feel free to continue your e-peenal diatribes.

pardon me, but you were replying to a post about hotdrops with some drivel about this game's pitiful retention of new players (which has more to do with the game being terrible than ~bittervets~)

although I can't discount the possibility that you're outright insane and consider your opinions to be shared by far more people than in reality