Just being able to show off my space barbie would be enough, but having a place to meet other players "face to face" in a bar or something with some half-naked dancers and e-alcohol would be fun.

The best part about it is having a nicer place to train skills.

Intense skill training is what most accounts are doing anyway

I 100% agree.

We need a new gameplay element for our CQ.

I demand Prostitutes and Exotic Dancers (and/or Groups of Exotic Dancers)!!!

CCP DOES have the technology.

See some of their WiS videos for proof!

I want the ability to dock up and shank somebody in the back who refuses to undock

This ...maybe not exactly but some room for discussion here.

I mean 2 corps at war dock in the same station but cant engage inside? really?

Just imagine a new gameplay element here...

War target docks in an NPC station.

IF a corp member has higher standings with the stations corporation (or faction) than the corp they are at war with then, by use of a certain module (expensive and dependent on something ...Concord standings maybe?) they get a chance to use a 'hacking' game to eject a random selection of target pilots from the station (after which normal docking rules and timers apply).

Of course needs polishing to stop people docking and switching to noob ships or pods (quick warp off) but then again maybe the whole standings should be looked at for what we are allowed to do in stations.
Imagine if while at war low standings with the station owner would not let you change ship, or leave ship until station has processed your papers (5 minutes? or enough time to get a hack in).

There may be something in this which would bring standings more to the fore AND help eradicate boring station games.

10 ISK says that theres a secret door in the CQ that leads to some form of WoD content in a future expansion.



Peon > Sir, I don't think that space stations and back alley vampire content mix..

Evil CEO > BAH! We spent 15 million to develop it, just throw it in there, Im tired of hearing "Make more WiS content myyyaaaaahhhhh". plus those ***** ate up that Incarna NeX crap we threw at them, and those were all leftovers from THAT fiasco, so their used to buying up recycled crap. Just put some kind of secret key thingy in some kind of "limited" edition something or other and sell it for 120 USD, this way we can recoup some of our loss.

Peon > Sir, I don't think th..

Evil CEO > DO IT OR FACE THE PIT OF A THOUSAND HORRORS! or worse.... Ill sentence you to being an ISD in GD for a week..DURING PATCH DAY!!!!!!!!

Peon > Ok sir..adding it to summer expansion patch notes now.

I'm still holding out hope for that board game looking thing with the mechs and hexes that totally didn't seem like a Battletech ripoff (not that I would mind.) I forget what they called it, but add that game and a betting system and i'll call Incarna a success as far as I'm concerned.

The best part about it is having a nicer place to train skills.

Intense skill training is what most accounts are doing anyway

WiS needs content.

Imagine an RP corp is recruiting, and you manage to convince them that you're into that sort of thing by spending long evenings at the bar with them. Eventually they allow you to join their corp, which is when you ransom their Orca. That one meeting place provides a lot of possibilities.

Fill an empty room with humans, and they'll make their own content.

Where others see a pointless bar with no gameplay, I see a station interior with windows, so you can now see if anyone is sat on the undock without needing a second account. Imagine an RP corp is recruiting, and you manage to convince them that you're into that sort of thing by spending long evenings at the bar with them. Eventually they allow you to join their corp, which is when you ransom their Orca. That one meeting place provides a lot of possibilities.

I want everything you said too, however, baby steps. Just the bar, a few corridors, and maybe some NPCs standing around would be a good start. I know EVE players would find a way to make that fun (probably at someone else's expense).