tried that as soon as I come back into the system he docks up btw we are a one man indy corp also so I would say its a fair fight and not a gank

btw we are a one man indy corp also

tried that as soon as I come back into the system he docks up btw we are a one man indy corp also so I would say its a fair fight and not a gank

Whats the best way to get a one man corp war target to leave a station? I war dec this one man indy corp and now he doesn't undock. I guess im hurting his income somewhat because he cant mine but cmon man lets fight......

Whats the best way to get a one man corp war target to leave a station? I war dec this one man indy corp and now he doesn't undock. I guess im hurting his income somewhat because he cant mine but cmon man lets fight......

tried that as soon as I come back into the system he docks up btw we are a one man indy corp also so I would say its a fair fight and not a gank

Whats the best way to get a one man corp war target to leave a station? I war dec this one man indy corp and now he doesn't undock. I guess im hurting his income somewhat because he cant mine but cmon man lets fight......

I dont understand how mercenary corps can get away with litaroly working a corp over till everyone in the defendent corp quits playing. Wow, really accomplishing something there. Lets spend 50 thousand a week because we have nothing better and see how many subs we can make cancel because we're an idiot and dont like fair fights. Good way to to ruin it. My corp is now going on its forth war extention Sunday Im sure. We cant mine, cant haul, cant hardly go out of station or anything and people are dropping out like crazy. There not accomplishing anything except chasing people out of the game...

I dont understand how mercenary corps can get away with litaroly working a corp over till everyone in the defendent corp quits playing. Wow, really accomplishing something there. Lets spend 50 thousand a week because we have nothing better and see how many subs we can make cancel because we're an idiot and dont like fair fights. Good way to to ruin it. My corp is now going on its forth war extention Sunday Im sure. We cant mine, cant haul, cant hardly go out of station or anything and people are dropping out like crazy. There not accomplishing anything except chasing people out of the game...

bye bye

i've been at war almost whole time from 2007 and it does not prevent me playing this game

It's a pretty dumb mechanic but when you post like this it makes me want to drop a character out of GoonWaffe for a little bit and see if I can wring any more tears out of the towel.

Thats wonderful, and I'll bet you have somewhere in the neighborhood of 100 million skillpoints and you probly dwell in lowsec which means this post has nothing to do with you, since this thread has to do with high-sec. Maybe you should share your opinions elsewhere....

Nice, thanks for the understanding. It's nice to know the people in Eve are so sweet.....?

EVE is unique in that it's a game that allows and often encourages players to be assholes to each other for little or no cause. As an industrialist, getting random wars declared on you by people who want to farm your miners is going to be fact of life, and there is no shortage of people who will blow you up in hisec without even bothering to go through that formality.

You have two choices:

1. Quit. If playing in this kind of environment isn't something you want to do, then EVE is probably going to be a stressful experience that culminates with you getting half your net worth blown up in one ratting ship / overstuffed hauler and ragequitting.

2. Adapt. EVE is worthwhile as an MMO primarily because of the unrestrained consequences of player interaction. Learn the steps you can take to protect yourself (they exist), and learn how to exploit people who don't for your own advantage.

I dont understand how mercenary corps can get away with litaroly working a corp over till everyone in the defendent corp quits playing. Wow, really accomplishing something there. Lets spend 50 thousand a week because we have nothing better and see how many subs we can make cancel because we're an idiot and dont like fair fights. Good way to to ruin it. My corp is now going on its forth war extention Sunday Im sure. We cant mine, cant haul, cant hardly go out of station or anything and people are dropping out like crazy. There not accomplishing anything except chasing people out of the game...

I dont understand how mercenary corps can get away with litaroly working a corp over till everyone in the defendent corp quits playing. Wow, really accomplishing something there. Lets spend 50 thousand a week because we have nothing better and see how many subs we can make cancel because we're an idiot and dont like fair fights. Good way to to ruin it. My corp is now going on its forth war extention Sunday Im sure. We cant mine, cant haul, cant hardly go out of station or anything and people are dropping out like crazy. There not accomplishing anything except chasing people out of the game...

I dont understand how mercenary corps can get away with litaroly working a corp over till everyone in the defendent corp quits playing. Wow, really accomplishing something there. Lets spend 50 thousand a week because we have nothing better and see how many subs we can make cancel because we're an idiot and dont like fair fights. Good way to to ruin it. My corp is now going on its forth war extention Sunday Im sure. We cant mine, cant haul, cant hardly go out of station or anything and people are dropping out like crazy. There not accomplishing anything except chasing people out of the game...

I dont understand how mercenary corps can get away with litaroly working a corp over till everyone in the defendent corp quits playing. Wow, really accomplishing something there. Lets spend 50 thousand a week because we have nothing better and see how many subs we can make cancel because we're an idiot and dont like fair fights. Good way to to ruin it. My corp is now going on its forth war extention Sunday Im sure. We cant mine, cant haul, cant hardly go out of station or anything and people are dropping out like crazy. There not accomplishing anything except chasing people out of the game...

I don't understand how other players can get away with litaroly working the board over till every other play quits playing. Wow, really accomplishing something there. Lets spend $2000 a lap buying properties because we have nothing better and see how many players we can make quit because we're an idiot and don't like fair games. Good way to ruin it. I can't even visit the lustrous Boardwalk property without paying a fortune! Alice isn't accomplishing anything except chasing people out of the game..."

Alice and Bob sit down to play a game of Monopoly. Alice utilizes the rules of the game to purchase properties she lands on, and, eventually, to throw up houses and hotels on those properties.

Bob just rolls the dice, does laps around the board, and collects his $200 and the occasional community chest/chance card as he goes. Eventually Bob realizes that about the best thing that can happen to him is landing on the "Go To Jail" square - anywhere else he lands is going to cost him a fortune. Bob flips over the board in a huff, and heads to the Monopoly forums to lodge a complaint, something to the effect of:



Ridiculous, right? If you quit the game because you don't like being wardecced, it's not because someone chased you out of the game - it's because you don't actually LIKE the game in the first place. You like maybe 5-10% of the game, and only when you can experience that fraction of the game without outside interference. The thing is, nothing in Eve transpires in a vacuum (cue space jokes!). You want to think that your purely industrial activities are harmless to other players, but they're not. You're a competitor in a marketplace. Every bit of ore you're prevented from mining means quicker sales and better prices for someone else who can capitalize on the fact that you're no longer supplying the market. Every ship of yours that's destroyed means new demand for replacement ships, and the materials that went into them.

You're effectively asserting that YOU should be allowed to interfere with other players by way of the market and mining game mechanics, but other players should not be allowed to interfere with you by way of the combat and wardec mechanics - an obviously hypocritical position that at best will get you nowhere, and at worst will earn you a few new spite wardecs purely because that level of hypocrisy tends to rile people up.

So, you have two options:

1. You can quit, yes. Understand, though, that you didn't quit because some other player made you - you quit because you don't actually like the game as a whole.

2. You can start actually playing the game as a whole, instead of trying to play 5% of it and getting miffed when other people engage in the other 95% that you dislike. There are a thousand and one ways you could do this, including but not limited to:

-Dodging the wardec by bailing to an NPC corp. Not a particularly sexy solution, but it's there.
-Hiring mercenaries to take the fight to them.
-Relocating to a different area, possibly even going to low sec, null sec, or wormhole space.
-Joining with a larger corp that might be able to defend you or, at least, offer some guidance on defending yourself.

And, possibly best:

Fitting up some combat ships and fighting back! It looks like you tried, but you chose poorly in using large, poorly fit, expensive battleships when you should have been using cheap, well fit frigates and cruisers. Call it a learning experience and do better next time. Consider joining a different corp where you can actually learn from more experienced players before setting off on your own, as well.

Whats the best way to get a one man corp war target to leave a station? I war dec this one man indy corp and now he doesn't undock. I guess im hurting his income somewhat because he cant mine but cmon man lets fight......

I dont understand how mercenary corps can get away with litaroly working a corp over till everyone in the defendent corp quits playing. Wow, really accomplishing something there. Lets spend 50 thousand a week because we have nothing better and see how many subs we can make cancel because we're an idiot and dont like fair fights. Good way to to ruin it. My corp is now going on its forth war extention Sunday Im sure. We cant mine, cant haul, cant hardly go out of station or anything and people are dropping out like crazy. There not accomplishing anything except chasing people out of the game...

Alice and Bob sit down to play a game of Monopoly. Alice utilizes the rules of the game to purchase properties she lands on, and, eventually, to throw up houses and hotels on those properties.

Bob just rolls the dice, does laps around the board, and collects his $200 and the occasional community chest/chance card as he goes. Eventually Bob realizes that about the best thing that can happen to him is landing on the "Go To Jail" square - anywhere else he lands is going to cost him a fortune. Bob flips over the board in a huff, and heads to the Monopoly forums to lodge a complaint, something to the effect of:



Ridiculous, right? If you quit the game because you don't like being wardecced, it's not because someone chased you out of the game - it's because you don't actually LIKE the game in the first place. You like maybe 5-10% of the game, and only when you can experience that fraction of the game without outside interference. The thing is, nothing in Eve transpires in a vacuum (cue space jokes!). You want to think that your purely industrial activities are harmless to other players, but they're not. You're a competitor in a marketplace. Every bit of ore you're prevented from mining means quicker sales and better prices for someone else who can capitalize on the fact that you're no longer supplying the market. Every ship of yours that's destroyed means new demand for replacement ships, and the materials that went into them.

You're effectively asserting that YOU should be allowed to interfere with other players by way of the market and mining game mechanics, but other players should not be allowed to interfere with you by way of the combat and wardec mechanics - an obviously hypocritical position that at best will get you nowhere, and at worst will earn you a few new spite wardecs purely because that level of hypocrisy tends to rile people up.

So, you have two options:

1. You can quit, yes. Understand, though, that you didn't quit because some other player made you - you quit because you don't actually like the game as a whole.

2. You can start actually playing the game as a whole, instead of trying to play 5% of it and getting miffed when other people engage in the other 95% that you dislike. There are a thousand and one ways you could do this, including but not limited to:

-Dodging the wardec by bailing to an NPC corp. Not a particularly sexy solution, but it's there.
-Hiring mercenaries to take the fight to them.
-Relocating to a different area, possibly even going to low sec, null sec, or wormhole space.
-Joining with a larger corp that might be able to defend you or, at least, offer some guidance on defending yourself.

And, possibly best:

Fitting up some combat ships and fighting back! It looks like you tried, but you chose poorly in using large, poorly fit, expensive battleships when you should have been using cheap, well fit frigates and cruisers. Call it a learning experience and do better next time. Consider joining a different corp where you can actually learn from more experienced players before setting off on your own, as well.

When you really want to get someone, gank. Forget about fairness. It's overrated.

Thats wonderful, and I'll bet you have somewhere in the neighborhood of 100 million skillpoints and you probly dwell in lowsec which means this post has nothing to do with you, since this thread has to do with high-sec. Maybe you should share your opinions elsewhere....

What you could do is use a neutral alt flying an innocuous Venture scout around the system and find a place he's mining at.

Then you have your wardec toon warp to that belt and log off.

Wait a bit for him to get back into the belt and feeling comfortable... log in and hope he doesn't warp out in the 5-10 seconds it takes to land on grid and go loud.