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DJentropy Ovaert The Conference Elite CODE. 670	Posted - 2014.07.22 15:06:00 - [1] - Quote 13 nonames wrote: I would like to see a harder punishment set out for hi sec gankers such as a sec limiter put in place to make it so anyone with a -6 sec may no longer get into hi sec no more criminal driving around hi security space seeing as a so call advanced society would not have wanted criminal walking the street as well as a faster response time for concord and a new sytem put in place that makes it so the concord on your grid will aggress new and old criminals not just faction police Features and Ideas discussion is that way ->>> Also, the period and comma are your friends. Don't fear them. Embrace them.
DJentropy Ovaert The Conference Elite CODE. 734	Posted - 2014.08.12 20:45:00 - [2] - Quote Valleria Darkmoon wrote: A high sec undock is one of the worst places you can possibly be if you are below -5 sec status. If you see a -5 or less player undocking in high sec ~100% chance they are in an interceptor, a T1 frigate, a shuttle, a noobship or a pod and they are not going to suicide you in any of those. The reason they use those is because they ABSOLUTELY MUST get off of that undock fast, especially if the system is heavily populated as anyone can point them without cause or penalty and the faction police will do it if you don't. /me undocks a battleship and warps to off grid insta undock while laughing at your lack of understanding of game mechanics :P
DJentropy Ovaert The Conference Elite CODE. 890	Posted - 2014.08.28 16:18:00 - [3] - Quote Ecrir Twy'Lar wrote: I just don't think a criminal should be able to hide in a highsec station. Maybe instead of being concorded, make it so they can't dock up and they can't safely log out of the game for a period after a gank. Maybe they can't even use a gate for a while. So they are always fleeing and hiding. Would probably be more fun for everyone involved. Yes spending 15 mins warping from safe to safe with my egg sounds like a ton of fun, please sign me up.
DJentropy Ovaert The Conference Elite CODE. 937	Posted - 2014.09.03 23:23:00 - [4] - Quote IIshira wrote: Feyd Rautha Harkonnen wrote: Ganking Avoidance Guide Wow this says it all.. Please please please read that blog if you haul, mine or whatever. Make yourself a "hard target". It is well written, up to the point where it encourages players to join the "antiganking" channel. I've never seen a more toxic, paranoid, and generally totally misinformed group of players in EVE. They will give you the type of advice that results in more deaths to the player, not less :)
DJentropy Ovaert The Conference Elite CODE. 946	Posted - 2014.09.04 10:35:00 - [5] - Quote Velicitia wrote: well, there's a difference between "an anti-ganking channel" (i.e. "typical intel channel, centered around not getting killed") and "the anti-ganking channel" (which is exactly as you state). Fair enough :) There are some really decent intel channels out there that work well when it comes to keeping people updated as to ganking activity, and you don't have to wallow in the toxic atmosphere of the channel known as 'anti-ganking'. On the down side, if you want strategic advice from the mastermind known as 'DrysonBennington' - you have to hang in the anti-ganking channel. You simply must experience it at one point in your life :P "SCISSOR ATTACK TECHNIQUE" forever. It's literally "The End of the End of CODE" :P You can also listen to Veers Belvar complain about how bumping is an exploit, regardless of what CCP says, and other highlights. Join today for the lulz :)
DJentropy Ovaert The Conference Elite CODE. 946	Posted - 2014.09.04 11:01:00 - [6] - Quote Jonah Gravenstein wrote: DJentropy Ovaert wrote: You can also listen to Veers Belvar complain about how bumping is an exploit, regardless of what CCP says Is he still at it? I've got him down as lasting till around christmas, blocked and written off as a hopeless case. He's still at it. He can literally fill a bingo card in a single post, with phrases such as "Helpless miners" "Innocent miners" "Exploits" "Grrr Goons" And the list goes on. Still, he's not quite on DrysonBennington's level, who is unable to keep a computer working well and when he suffers any form of technical issue, goes on long window rants that blame "The CODE" for DDOSING him ;) This, of course, from the guy who claimed the trick to getting a freighter past a well run gate camp is to "Open a bunch of web browser windows" the second you jump, which will cause the player to magically appear 1mil KM from the game. I think he's missing the part where he crashes his session and has not read up on the mechanics involved :)
DJentropy Ovaert The Conference Elite CODE. 947	Posted - 2014.09.04 11:16:00 - [7] - Quote Ralph King-Griffin wrote: DJentropy Ovaert wrote: This, of course, from the guy who claimed the trick to getting a freighter past a well run gate camp is to "Open a bunch of web browser windows" the second you jump, which will cause the player to magically appear 1mil KM from the game. I think he's missing the part where he crashes his session and has not read up on the mechanics involved :) Wait what!? LoL. Source: http://puu.sh/bkXu4/564c116254.png Original thread: https://forums.eveonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&m=4847072 I warn you, you will leave the thread stupider for having read it :P
DJentropy Ovaert The Conference Elite CODE. 947	Posted - 2014.09.04 11:18:00 - [8] - Quote Jonah Gravenstein wrote: DJentropy Ovaert wrote: This, of course, from the guy who claimed the trick to getting a freighter past a well run gate camp is to "Open a bunch of web browser windows" the second you jump, which will cause the player to magically appear 1mil KM from the game. I think he's missing the part where he crashes his session and has not read up on the mechanics involved :) WatGäó? WatGäó is brought to you by Jim Era. Dead serious :) Check above post. However, you will need an Android hotspot with TWO BARS SHOWING :P
DJentropy Ovaert The Conference Elite CODE. 947	Posted - 2014.09.04 11:21:00 - [9] - Quote Velicitia wrote: and then when you show up there ... you (should) get e-warped back to the gate ... into the waiting jaws of the gankers you just "avoided". He's also missing the part where his freighter e-warps from the gate itself to a 1mil safe :) But, he never saw that part on his own screen, so it never happened :P
DJentropy Ovaert The Conference Elite CODE. 993	Posted - 2014.09.06 07:40:00 - [10] - Quote Christopher Mabata wrote: Hes being dead serious, I do Gallente FW and Dryson killed a cyno ibis and then said he had stopped a major caldari millitia capital incursion into our staging system. Reality though was it was for someone in gal mil's jump freighters. Seriously if you havent met dryson theres never been a better time, i promise you wont be dissapointed Confirming that if you don't know Dyson or Veers - you have not even touched on the level of LOL paranoid tin-foil hattery that keeps EVE so much fun :) One is a strategic mastermind who will educate you on game mechanics that only exist in his head and on a "Android hotspot with only two bars" and the other will debate you at great length why shooting a spaceship is "emotional abuse" or whatever he is ranting about these days. NoLife NoFriends StillPosting wrote: I typed in "EVE" and "Suicide ganker" into google and this game up. par-+a-+site -êpar+Ö-îs-½t/ noun noun: parasite; plural noun: parasites an organism that lives in or on another organism (its host) and benefits by deriving nutrients (newer and casual players) at the host's (EVE's) expense. Wait, you mean this is a video game where the strong beat the hell out of the weak until they learn from their mistakes or join the ranks of those stronger then them in order to dish out some of that same beating in return - in the way that only a well organized group of content creators in a massive sandbox can manage? I confused EVE with Hello Kitty: Island Adventure again. CCP Falcon, can we get another of those amazing FALCON PUNCHES here? :-) NoLife - Please listen to CCP on this issue. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JSxNW5dDYEY&feature=youtu.be "For ten years now we've sat and watched explosions... Dancing to the rhythm of our heart... Killing and dying still stirs up emotion...New Eden is a world where dying is an art" Killing is just a means of communication, baby. HTFU. Embrace the legacy, learn to explode with lulz and class. It's an art :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgvM7av1o1Q "Trixie Lawless" wrote: After what I saw this weekend...I retract any previous anti-ganking statement I made. Gank on! Dingleberries floating afk in jump freighter's, frieghter where the pilot says they have been afk for 20 min because they "had to poop". Complete lack of common sense. The anti gankers kept repping freighter's with drones (as if that's enough have them), complete lack of organization and constant complaining. Absolute extreme paranoia because of an image posted of their chat...but then give out the password to EVERYONE. Gankers....gank on. I'm starting to think that is the only thing that will encourage players to do their homework and learn the game. Pressing the LIKE button and throwing cash at the screen right now, as hard as I can. Trixie, you have earned my respect! CCP Falcon talked about this, and I think he said it the best: CCP Falcon wrote: This might be internet spaceships, but it's not rocket science to protect yourself and fly with a little common sense. Yeah. There we go. It's not hard, but you have to actually be willing to learn and be at the keyboard in the first place. There's a tutorial that these new players should have paid close attention to, which reminds them at least a dozen times that once you are in space, you are not safe - and that they need to focus on minimizing their losses while understanding this is a cold, dark, hostile universe. That's what makes EVE so special. It's not easy, it's hard. It will chew them up, eat them alive, and when they finally stand up from that beating - it will knock them down again and ask them why they bothered to stand up again in the first place. It will question them, it will demand a good answer - and unless they have one - the beatings will continue until their morale improves :-) Supremacyy wrote: The tears started flowing into this bucket once ISD took their other bucket away. I think it's healthy that pilots have a way to shed their tears in a public manner. The really sad part about this - if these players simply calmed down, embrace the golden rule of HTFU - and spent 50% of the energy they used begging CCP to save them from a cold, hard universe - and used that energy to learn basic game mechanics and how to not fly around with a giant "PLEASE SHOOT ME" sign planted on them - they would actually see some results. Alas, they will still cry and beg to have EVE changed into aforementioned Hello Kitty: Island Adventure.

DJentropy Ovaert The Conference Elite CODE. 1021	Posted - 2014.09.09 01:58:00 - [11] - Quote Paranoid Loyd wrote: NoLife NoFriends StillPosting wrote: This just further proves to me that CCP Falcon does not fully understand the issues here. I don't believe CCP Falcon has control over much more than the forums and I don't think he necessarily represents the views of CCP, given the biased nature of his posts. I only got as far as this before I noticed a false statement. Falcon is employed by CCP and authorized to post on this forum on their behalf, therefore he does represent the views of CCP, what you believe or don't believe is irrelevant. See I can be deliberately obtuse just like you. It's generally pointless. It's just another space lawyer who will come up with some wild idea, and when dozens of players who actually have a ton of experience with the subjects they are ranting on about correct them, and then CCP itself comes in and corrects them - they will always stick to their same original point, much like a dying man clings to a life raft. It's almost that they feel the more times they express a incorrect belief, the more correct it becomes. I know of another shiptoaster who exhibits this behavior, but I will not say his name as I think it has already been said twice in this thread and I don't want to summon another "Ivy Degree educated lawyer" to parrot himself :)
DJentropy Ovaert The Conference Elite CODE. 1156	Posted - 2014.09.10 03:03:00 - [12] - Quote NoLife NoFriends StillPosting wrote: I find it comical that so many regulars have continually failed to understand what this thread is about. Sensible People: "Suicide gankers have it far too easy in EVE and pay no significant costs or penalties for their actions. It is unfair to other EVE players who take risks for their rewards and is commonly used as a greifing tool by -10 players who receive no penalties whatsoever for their actions. We would like that to change for the sake of fairness" The Regular Rabble: "You hate pvp and want all pvp gone from high sec! EVE is a pvp game and what you want goes against the nature of EVE!!!" Not as comical as you attempting to label everyone who agrees with your faulty logic as "sensible", ignoring all the well thought out responses that explain how you are wrong, and then jumping right into calling everyone who disagrees with you "Rabble". You should focus on actually discussing the points that have been brought up.

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