CivilWars wrote:So wait, you think that suddenly because you have 4-6 connections to your home/static that means everyone is just waiting for you to leave your POS to blob you? In what world does that even remotely make sense. First people complained that they only had one static, so they had to rage roll to find someone because nobody lives in w-space anymore. Now CCP gives you more holes, so more potential pew, and that too is a problem because, well, I am not quite sure why that is a problem.
To me it sounds like "I want to pew, but only on my terms where I know I will win." which is the very definition of risk averse. The first step is admitting you have a problem. I am here to help if any of you need someone to talk to.
CivilWars, I don't assume that each connection to my hole has a fleet waiting to blob me. I'll admit that most holes
appear inactive. Were you to enter my hole it would also
appear inactive. That's because idling in your pos is silly, idling cloaked somewhere meaningful is more likely whats happening. So if I scout a hole out and don't see anything happening that simply means no one is decloaked, not that no one is there. It certainly could mean that there is a fleet in some/all of them also watching me. This means each hole presents an added risk and added reward.
Scouting 5 holes isn't a bit issue in itself either, it takes effort but so what? Well now after they are scouted I'll want to do something. Due to a limitation of pilots available, only so many holes can be covered at once while doing whatever activity the corp decides to do. We need to adjust the risk/reward to a scale that is appropriate for the number of pilots available. To address that issue we will close the holes where we do not intend to fly into, this eases the burden of scouting so many holes and
reduces the likelihood of getting caught in a position I don't want to be caught in.
It is somewhat true that I want to pew pew on my terms. I want to pew pew where I have a chance to win.
Would you engage a 10 man fleet with 2 T3s? Doubtful. Neither would I. This does not mean risk averse. Risk averse is turning down what appears to be a close/fair fight. This I do not do.
TLDR: More holes is good. More holes I can't close is bad.