Do you realise where you are?

Complaining about the entire issue is pretty pointless because, as was shown with API, regardless of how much WHs want/don't want a feature, CCP will do what they want.

I've don EvE long enough to know CCP doesn't give a rats ass about what the player community has to say. I'm not going to waste the time investing towards it when odds are incredibly likely this will go live as is.

They introduced it without any notification for crying out loud. By chance, a wh community member found out about it and ionly because of that chance finding is outrage and discussion taking place. This isn't a rare occurrence.

I'm just over CCP at this point.

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I went back through his posts, and at no time does he say that.

He does ask for people to give reasons on their feedback, which is perfectly fair.

Not being able to roll the hole will get small corp out of w-space.
Because if there is nothing in the chain you bether log of.
I have scanned chains as long as 6 hole from the "home" hole with nothing in it.
Not being able to roll will just leave you with one option : log off.
I remember the days in a corp where we coudn't roll the hole, it died because people didn't show up because there was never any content. Wich made less people log in wich mean even less people to be able to roll the hole... .
Large corp will need to wait untill there are engough people online to be able to roll the hole safely.
Even more waiting will mean more people playing world of tanks like you said whinthorp.
It will make w-space even more slower then it already is.
Now people who wants fast kills left us for low sec. Farmers left us for incursions.
We need more reasons for people to go to w-space not less.

Since you're a think outside the box type yourself, do you have any ideas for what a Rorqual could be used for?

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Good afternoon everyone.

We'll be posting a dev blog with the whole collection of proposed changes next week and we will be very interested in taking your feedback then. In the meantime I advise you all to not panic. Nobody is out to get you.
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I don't think I've ever seen any gaming community as hostile and aggressive to the Devs as the eve community. It really just makes me sad reading some of these posts.

Pretty sure it's 30 pages even after an ISD clean up