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Jonah Gravenstein
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Posted - 2014.08.27 14:13:00 -
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Duchess Amarrian wrote:High Sec Hauling/Mining Kills - TY CCP for No Protection Highsec doesn't provide protection, that is your responsibility, it provides punishment; both for the gankers, and the feckless.
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Jonah Gravenstein
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Posted - 2014.08.27 14:50:00 -
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Sibyyl wrote:Woah Jonah.. new avatar  My hobby of slaverhound training resulted in the loss of an arm, and blood all over my Quafe t-shirt.
So new vest, and an arm; notice the red stripes, I can now shitpost 22% faster than I could with an arm made of meat.
Same facial expression though, because my fedo just crapped on the sofa, luckily I'm currently docked in an Amarr station 
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Jonah Gravenstein
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Posted - 2014.08.27 15:20:00 -
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Vyl Vit wrote:However, what is being said about high sec is quite an honest reaction. So vilification of the OP for it can only be done by those who like to do this sort of thing - our beloved gankers (read: low attention span, low intelligence, no insight, no way to make long-term plans or arrangements.) Nope, like Jenn I'm not a ganker, I mission, I mine, I trade etcetera, in short I'm what many would call a bear.
I am however a realist, one that appreciates that I am playing a PvP game, and takes steps to mitigate the chances of becoming a victim; that is the difference between a carebear and a bear.
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Jonah Gravenstein
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Posted - 2014.08.27 15:54:00 -
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Jenn aSide wrote: It's like being a Gazelle that finds a pride of Lions and starts twerking in front of them while singing 'can't touch this' (or maybe, 'can't eat this') then runs away. 
Quote: a right good rogering. We'll make a Briton of you yet. Resistance is futile, you will be reassimilated into what's left of the British Empire...
 
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Jonah Gravenstein
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Posted - 2014.08.27 16:09:00 -
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Remiel Pollard wrote:Jonah Gravenstein wrote:...British Empire... For those that don't know, this is what is meant by a contradiction in terms.  Otherwise known as an oxymoron 
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Jonah Gravenstein
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Posted - 2014.08.27 16:21:00 -
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Mythrandier wrote:Jonah Gravenstein wrote:
I am however a realist, one that appreciates that I am playing a PvP game, and takes steps to mitigate the chances of becoming a victim; that is the difference between a carebear and a bear.
Never (or at least not often enough) have more accurate words been uttered in GD. If more of highsec thought like you sir, we wouldnt see as many terrible posts as the op. I like carebears, they make me look good 
Quote:Ps. Love the new avatar Jonah. TY
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Jonah Gravenstein
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Posted - 2014.08.27 16:26:00 -
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Boom McCondor wrote:Paranoid Loyd wrote:Boom McCondor wrote:The fun will come weeks later when you have a properly fitted ship and you manage to slide right by that guy who ganked you. Happened to me last night on an alt, and the ganker is actually one of the posters in this thread  I saw you, just wasn't prepared  Can you lock that fast? That ship was in warp before it even uncloaked! The moment you moved you appeared on the overview, regardless of what you see on the screen.
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Jonah Gravenstein
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Posted - 2014.08.27 18:19:00 -
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Aqriue wrote:Wild @ss idea CCP should of stuck with, to stop the whining so the forum hamster's don't have to be running 24/7 with only a short break.
1. No market skills, its seeded straight from NPC source. NPC isk sink? You all whine about SOANDSO and XYZ factor type makes to much isk......well, if you stop trading it around now its just a grind to be able to afford to fly anything. CCP can at anytime just raise/lower the cost as needed.
2. Industry skills...seriously why would anybody waste their damn time with that boring grind. Minesweeper and Solitaire are more complex then the sit in asteroid belt, target rock, hit F1, wait till hold full, blow up to random bored dude hiding in high sec cause he can't take being blown up in low/null (this isn't the miner, this is the ganker...cause he is protected by CONCORD). And the POS set up....second job, games are for fun not a second grind.
3. Trade skills....remove them. Contracts. Remove them. Everything is NPC seeded, NPC isk sink, CCP discretion when something is to cheap and/or expensive.
4. ???
5. Problem solved. Less interaction through scams, less whining from dudes who should already know how EVE is meant to play (paranoid, don't lose what you cannot afford), more PEW PEW without the stupid obvious traps set up that induce the whines.
Like I said, wild @ss idea. Just lock target and explode people, don't need to lead them on to catch them.
It's called X-Afterbirth, you should buy it and stop shitting up the Eve forums with your ill thought out, game breaking idiocy.
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Jonah Gravenstein
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Posted - 2014.08.27 19:20:00 -
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CCP Falcon wrote:Why should CCP provide protection for your haulage in high sec? CONCORD offer a level of deterrent just the same as any law enforcement agency, but as with any police for they're reactive and punitive rather than proactive. If you want your haulage to be safer, bring the guns. If you don't have any guns, sacrifice some of your profit margin and hire someone who has them to escort you. Welcome to New Eden, you just learned a very valuable lesson in being prepared and covering your back.  keeping it real
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Jonah Gravenstein
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Posted - 2014.08.28 02:34:00 -
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Sabriz Adoudel wrote:Confirming that, as a starship and module producer, I'm happy to write off the costs of ganks I carry out as a necessary marketing expense.
Plus, they are fun. Welcome to a world where "cut throat business practices" are exactly that.
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Jonah Gravenstein
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Posted - 2014.08.28 02:48:00 -
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Angeal MacNova wrote:Too bad that gankers have enough numbers and gank often enough to effect the market to do just that.
Skiffs have gone up and are at the highest price they've ever been. This is directly due to gankers ganking miners. As well as the stuff Tippia has pointed out there'll be people profiteering off the disproportionate fear of gankers. It's not hard to avoid gankers when you're mining, being at the keyboard is a major part of it, and it looks like people are learning that.
Quote:Getting rid of competition for a product is also bad for an economy. I could go into detail but I'll just state it as simple as possible.
Competitive market = good. Monopoly = bad. The only way to have a monopoly is to have complete control of the product, OTEC managed it for a while and the ice interdictions caused a blip in the market. It took bitter enemies negotiating an uneasy partial truce and a trade agreement to carry OTEC off,
With regards to production specifically the fact that pretty much anybody can build a ship or module make the kind of market manipulation you're talking about unsustainable for anything but the short term.
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Jonah Gravenstein
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Posted - 2014.08.28 21:15:00 -
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Angeal MacNova wrote:DScan is pointless in Hi-sec. You know, that placer where the majority of ganking occurs. As Tippia already pointed out, without CONCORD it would be called ganking.
It's a fallacy WRT that it doesn't help stop a gank. I've already listed the reasons why. Tell that to all the people that use DScan to find potential targets, in highsec, all of the time.
It's only as useless as the person using it.
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Jonah Gravenstein
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Posted - 2014.08.28 21:50:00 -
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Angeal MacNova wrote:Jonah Gravenstein wrote:Angeal MacNova wrote:DScan is pointless in Hi-sec. You know, that placer where the majority of ganking occurs. As Tippia already pointed out, without CONCORD it would be called ganking.
It's a fallacy WRT that it doesn't help stop a gank. I've already listed the reasons why. Tell that to all the people that use DScan to find potential targets, in highsec, all of the time. It's only as useless as the person using it. Were talking about the miner using it as protection against gankers. Try to keep up. I know exactly what we're talking about TYVM, that doesn't change the fact that you stated "DScan is useless" without any qualifiers.
And you're still wrong, DScan has saved my arse more than once while I've been mining, used in conjunction with local, knowing what ships gankers use and setting gankers to red it makes it relatively easy to notice when a group of gankers is inbound. Not being there when they roll up in the belt is a good way to not get ganked.
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Jonah Gravenstein
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Posted - 2014.08.28 21:54:00 -
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Angeal MacNova wrote:Then please explain how a miner using DScan will help protect them from gankers in hi-sec. If you can't figure that out for yourslf, you're beyond help.
Here's a hint, a bunch of catalysts on Dscan are generally up to no good, especially when there's gankers in local, you did set them to red right?
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Jonah Gravenstein
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Posted - 2014.08.28 22:04:00 -
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Jenn aSide wrote:By alerting them to the impending presance of gank ships. Of course the miner must actually be at the keyboard.
I don't get it, I see you in this thread and others and anything to lloks like actually playing the game is something you rail against. Do you want CCP to play the game for you? TBH bots are better players than people like him, at least they tend to safe up when reds appear in local.
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Jonah Gravenstein
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Posted - 2014.08.28 22:53:00 -
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Mallak Azaria wrote:Angeal MacNova wrote:So here is the list. Keep your ships aligned so that the moment someone tries to lock you, you insta warp. Unfortunately you will eventually move out of range of the rocks so this isn't viable. Have safe spots bookmarked so you can always stay in range on the rocks. It's not hard. Angeal MacNova wrote:You can warp off the moment a potential ganker (just because someone warps in doesn't mean they are a ganker) warps in and hope to warp off before they finish falling out of warp. However, now the gankers don't even have to gank to stop you from mining. They just have to camp belts. Gankers don't just sit in belts to stop you from mining. They want kill which they aren't going to get if they just sit around. Angeal MacNova wrote:DScan is meaningless in hi-sec. Pfft, haha, no. Angeal MacNova wrote:So at what point is not being AFK suppose to protect you from being ganked? Directional Scanner & being aligned is your friend. QFT
Fortunately for gankers, some players consider taking any steps at all to protect their space-canoes is entirely too much effort.
Unfortunately for the rest of us, the effort they should have expended in protecting their ships is channelled into whining on the forums about how unfair it is that they get ganked because of their ingame apathy and incompetence.
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Jonah Gravenstein
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Posted - 2014.08.29 00:07:00 -
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Angeal MacNova wrote:Tippia wrote:GǪexcept that it's entirely viable since there's nothing that requires you to mine the same rock for 45 minutes. Belts are large enough to let you keep going and never run out of range to the rocks. And that's before we even go into the various tricks that lowers your align speedGǪ Except that to insta warp you need to be aligned and up to 3/4 speed. You'll be out of range of the rocks in 5 minutes tops. WRT the underlined, it's blatantly clear you've never mined in hi-sec. Quote:Tippia wrote:GǪwhich doesn't stop you from mining. If they camp a belt, it means that you are now completely free to mine your head off since the gankers are occupied doing nothing. Oh wow, I was going to reply to each one until this statement. The sheer level of stupidity that your statement has is incomprehensible. Your ignorance is astounding, it's pretty easy to mine and be aligned, and moving at a speed that'll get you into warp quickly. It's called aligning to bookmarks and celestials, and switching between them when you're getting close to being out of range of whatever you're mining. If you have friends in the belt with you, use webs to reduce the speed required to get into warp. RubyPorto even provided a Mackinaw fit that does exactly that for others.
If gankers camp a belt, which they don't, you mine elsewhere... Simples. The only person showing incomprehensible stupidity is you.
Quote:The point is you don't know a gank is coming until they are landing on grid and by then it's too late. Miners are already doing the best option available. Tanked out skiffs. It has even resulted in a few "nerf skiffs" whine threads. If using D-scan kept miners from being ganked, then there wouldn't be a need to run skiff fleets. They would simply use hulk fleets and rely on D-scan.
You can say D-scan all you want but until you can explain it's use and how it prevents you from being ganked while mining in hi-sec, D-scan is evidently useless (I say "evidently" due to the fact that if it was as useful as claimed, see comment above about the lack of hulk fleets using D-scan). Several posters, many of whom know a great deal more about game mechanics, and ganking, than yourself have explained, in detail, how you can use DScan and other tools such as local and standings to mitigate the risk of being ganked.
With reference to hulks, to be blunt they're shite without Orca Support, they're also expensive and look great on killboards. The current increase in the use of Skiffs is because people can't be arsed to use and act upon the information that is available to them, The current thinking appears to be "a Skiff is hard to kill, why bother with DScan"
Edit ~ With reference to the above post. I mine, it's a necessary evil sometimes, I've never been ganked while doing so. The reason I've never been ganked is because I do use DScan, I do use the standings mechanics, I do watch local, I do know who the gankers are, and I'm usually disappearing into the distance, or already gone when the gankers show up at my location.
TL;DR I actually make an effort to avoid being ganked.
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Jonah Gravenstein
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Posted - 2014.08.29 00:48:00 -
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Angeal MacNova wrote: What you propose would require too many things and it still wouldn't be as effective as what miners do now. Tanked skiffs.
1. Your alignment would have to take you across the belt. Doable with a safe spot because you won't always have something to warp to that will take you across the belt.
Celestial Objects and bookmarks. Prior planning prevents pshhh poor performance.
Quote:2. You will have to be constantly switching from rock to rock. You compare strip miner range to the belt as a whole when you should be comparing it to individual rocks.
3. Because you will not be in range to mine each rock before they get out of range, you'll have to turn round. You'd be lucky to do this in 2 runs meaning you would need two bookmarks (one for each direction) which isn't hard but a competent ganker will warp in as you turn around meaning you won't be aligned to either bookmark. A Mackinaw travels at approx 100m/s, it takes around 4.5 minutes to cover 30KM, more than enough time to get a full cycle in and either switch to the next rock or appropriate celestial/bookmark.
Quote:Also, why isn't it that you see mining fleets doing this? Because it doesn't work. If it worked, then you would see hulk fleets doing this instead of skiff fleets not doing this. So go ahead and tell me all about how you've done this marvelous "defense" with great success.  It does work, but it's not really needed unless you've pissed off the wrong people.
Quote:Look at what? All the neutrals within 14 au in hi-sec? I've yet to see anyone explain the use of d-scan as a way of catching gankers before they land on grid. Someone ganks you so you mark them red. Great, you know when a ganker is in system. They'll also show up on overview but by then it's too late. D-scan only tells you ship name (which can be anything and can be changed) and ship class (which doesn't equate to ganker). So how do you identify a ganker on D-scan? He'll generally be flying a Catalyst, there's usually a few of them and I doubt most gankers bother to change the default ship name of a ship whose lifespan can be measured in seconds, even if they do it'll be probably be something obvious like Tear Collector, or Permit Inspector.
Quote:Sorry but, use D-scanner and watch for gankers isn't an explanation at all. How do you recognize a ganker on d-scan in hi-sec? If you're mining, and there are gankers in local, if there's a Catalyst within 1M KM of you, there's a pretty good chance he's a ganker, if there's more than one Catalyst within 1M KM of you then they're almost certainly gankers.
It's not hard.
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Jonah Gravenstein
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Posted - 2014.08.29 01:06:00 -
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Jenn aSide wrote:But it's typical. High Sec is safe so it doesn't really encourage players to actually learn how to use tools the game gives. In low, null and WH space, your survival tends to revovle around yoru ability to use those tools and be aware, but for most people in high sec you don't even have to have local up.
QFT I was living in wormholes within 2 months of starting Eve, paranoia is most definitely a survival trait, I still spam DScan even though I now live in highsec. Having local narrow in width but full screen height and locked to the right of my screen is also a leftover from those days, nullsec statics are fun.
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Jonah Gravenstein
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Posted - 2014.08.29 01:46:00 -
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Ahost Gceo wrote:I know the amount of sneering after people read this is off the charts but I do think there needs to be one place in EVE that is a safe haven for those who do not want to engage in PVP activity. CCP disagree.
New Player FAQ wrote:7.2 CAN I AVOID PVP COMPLETELY? No; there are no systems or locations in New Eden where PvP may be completely avoided. Working as intended.
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Jonah Gravenstein
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Posted - 2014.08.29 01:52:00 -
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Tippia wrote:Kaarous Aldurald wrote:Pretty sure I'm going to have to donate a few hundred mil on his behalf to CODE when I get home from work tomorrow morning. Come to think of it, who's the proper recipient for donations? I feel the sudden urge to fund even more of their mayhem because of all of this.  Send isk directly to James 315* with share purchase as the reason, he puts it all into the SRP.
*Linked because there's always an imposter or 2 about.
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Jonah Gravenstein
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Posted - 2014.08.29 02:20:00 -
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Ahost Gceo wrote:And there is discretion as to whether someone is autopiloting or not when a gank is made? I might believe that if the moon was actually made out of cheese.
When a freighter is seen dropping out of warp 15KM off of a gate, it's autopiloting. If it's one of the gates into somewhere like Uedama, someone will have seen it, and it's going to explode shortly thereafter.
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Jonah Gravenstein
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Posted - 2014.08.29 02:32:00 -
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Ahost Gceo wrote:Jonah Gravenstein wrote:Ahost Gceo wrote:And there is discretion as to whether someone is autopiloting or not when a gank is made? I might believe that if the moon was actually made out of cheese.
When a freighter is seen dropping out of warp 15KM off of a gate, it's autopiloting. If it's one of the gates into somewhere like Uedama, someone will have seen it, and it's going to explode shortly thereafter. What happens when a freighter jumps through a gate and isn't autopiloting? Is it magically invulnerable to a bump and a gank? Nope, however Red Frog and PushX seem to have no problems with delivering >99% of their courier contracts..... (see Kaarous Aldurald's post above)
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Jonah Gravenstein
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Posted - 2014.08.29 02:58:00 -
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Angeal MacNova wrote:RubyPorto wrote:Tippia wrote:No-one is exploiting any game mechanics. Highsec is highsec for a reason. It's not the reason you think, though. Highsec is highsec because it is a place where aggression comes at a cost. If you choose to nullify those costs, then take a wild guess what will happen nextGǪ? A very easy way to remember this: High Sec = High Cost for Aggression Low Sec = Low Cost for Aggression Null Sec = No Cost for Aggression Simple, so very simple. I think only a child can get it. And Tippia never will. Tippia gets it just fine, you're the one who appears to have problems with it.
Quote:Jonah Gravenstein wrote:Ahost Gceo wrote:And there is discretion as to whether someone is autopiloting or not when a gank is made? I might believe that if the moon was actually made out of cheese.
When a freighter is seen dropping out of warp 15KM off of a gate, it's autopiloting. If it's one of the gates into somewhere like Uedama, someone will have seen it, and it's going to explode shortly thereafter. Point is, AFK or not, Warping after you jump in a system is still the same and gankers don't discriminate I stated how people can tell if a freighter is auto piloting or not.
In fact I said nothing about AFK or discrimination in the post you quoted.
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Jonah Gravenstein
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Posted - 2014.08.29 09:59:00 -
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Andski wrote:Also, according to zKB, ONE FREIGHTER was suicide ganked yesterday, August 28th. Four were suicide ganked on August 27th. Freighter ganks are still exceptionally rare compared to the massive number of freighters that are constantly motoring around in highsec on any given day. More freighters are blown up by wartargets than in suicide ganks.
Those in this thread upset about their freighters being ganked are just bad players with a victim complex. One freighter is way too many for some people, they won't rest until it's impossible to do anything that might hurt someone's feelings or internet spaceship, i.e. removing all of the "sharp edges" and "pointy sticks" from the game.
They're the internet spaceships equivalent of the idiots that have been trying, for the last decade or so, to replace common sense with legislation under the guise of health and safety.
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Jonah Gravenstein
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Posted - 2014.08.29 10:12:00 -
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Tippia wrote:Velicitia wrote:RubyPorto wrote:Kaarous Aldurald wrote:Goodness, shooting someone for *fun* in a videogame?
Call Scotland Yard. This is an international game, good sir. We call INTERPOL. They said they don't have jurisdiction over spreadsheets in space ... so they're out too. We're going to have to callGǪ (dramatic pause) GǪ space cop! =ƒÿ¦ As a last resort we can call Defective Teg.
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Jonah Gravenstein
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Posted - 2014.08.29 10:42:00 -
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Sentient Blade wrote:What pisses me off is how you can still do everything right and you'll still die The same is true of many things, competing in motorsport, piloting an aircraft, driving a car, crossing the street, life itself etc, etc.
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Jonah Gravenstein
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Posted - 2014.08.29 11:57:00 -
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Ralph King-Griffin wrote:CCP Falcon wrote:Tam Althor wrote:Remember CCP Falcon, the level of protection that concord provides players is the same level of job protection you have when the high sec players decide to quit. Will you survive the next 20% layoff when it happens? I love EVE and the core of what the game stands for. That's why I've been dedicated to it and its community for over 11 years now. Risk vs Reward is a huge part of that. Honestly, if that changed, and the game started to soften out and cater to those who want to have their hand held all the way through their gameplay experience, I'd rather not be working on the project regardless of how many subscribers we had, than sell out the core principles that New Eden was built on. That's a sentiment that I hear a lot around the office, because we are all invested in what makes New Eden so compelling - The dark, gritty, hard reality beneath the pretty ships and nebulas. EVE is built on the core principle that you are never 100% safe, no matter where you go or what you do. When you interact with another player, you roll the dice on whether they're going to screw you over or not. That's a massive part of the social engineering behind the very basic underpinnings of the EVE Universe. Sorry, but your scaremongering counter argument makes no sense to me and carries no weight  i love you. DMC is extremely miffed at CCP Falcon for this post and for shattering his ill-conceived illusions of what Eve is.
Another reason to <3 CCP Falcon.
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Jonah Gravenstein
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Posted - 2014.08.29 15:13:00 -
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DJentropy Ovaert wrote:Andski wrote:Also, according to zKB, ONE FREIGHTER was suicide ganked yesterday, August 28th. Four were suicide ganked on August 27th. Freighter ganks are still exceptionally rare compared to the massive number of freighters that are constantly motoring around in highsec on any given day. More freighters are blown up by wartargets than in suicide ganks.
Those in this thread upset about their freighters being ganked are just bad players with a victim complex. There, we fixed it for you :) http://puu.sh/bcMBU/c419690387.jpg Once again CODE. utters the immortal words "Challenge Accepted"
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Jonah Gravenstein
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Posted - 2014.08.29 15:26:00 -
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Luukje wrote:Dscan is pointless. lolwhat?! dscan spam on short range spam and you see anything landing before its there; buying you time to get ur miner out... you saying dscan is pointless in high shows how little you know on how to be safe. Oh god no, please don't start him off again....
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Jonah Gravenstein
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Posted - 2014.08.29 15:35:00 -
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Ned Thomas wrote:Omar Alharazaad wrote:LoL... popcorn time. Gonna have to run to the store soon. Popcorn supplies are getting low at this point. Got you covered
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Jonah Gravenstein
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Posted - 2014.08.29 15:54:00 -
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Ned Thomas wrote:Jonah Gravenstein wrote:Ned Thomas wrote:Omar Alharazaad wrote:LoL... popcorn time. Gonna have to run to the store soon. Popcorn supplies are getting low at this point. Got you covered I'm on a strict NPH free diet  I derped, wrong image ... blames 3rd party clipboard utility.
Should have been http://i.imgur.com/0hqn6Nd.png The difference between a carebear and a bear is that one expects the world to revolve around them, the other accepts the world for what it is and works with it.
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Jonah Gravenstein
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Posted - 2014.08.29 16:44:00 -
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Paranoid Loyd wrote:E-2C Hawkeye wrote:Haulers need the same option to fit tank or cargo. Should they have a survivable tank fit against reasonable gank squad and they chose not to use it then that on them. Are you really trying to argue it's not like this already? Some people won't be happy until their haulers are produced by Polaris, and they'll still whine because there's a 0.1% hole in the resists.
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Carlos Brutus wrote:CCP Falcon wrote:Tell that to all the guys who suicide gank someone, and end up making a heavy loss because everything they wanted to loot gets destroyed in the ship destruction.  ...snip...It's not as if the forum lacks for people to defend the harsh dark crapfest that is Eve. If it's such a crapfest, why are you playing it? It must have some appeal or redeeming quality.
Quote:Obviously your real mission in your job is to score points on newbies who don't quite understand the game mechanics or don't agree with them. Good luck with that. I'd say his job is to keep it real and to correct misconceptions about the nature of the game, he does it pretty well too.
Quote: There will always be players in Eve who hate ganking and scamming and the combination of the two and neither you nor anyone else will ever change that. Maybe they should play a game more suited to their wants then....
Quote:It's a pretty sad game when the developers take to the forums to tell part of the player base that they're stupid ("it's not rocket science") and to make ridiculous comparisons to real life police, who, by the way, do have crime prevention programs and actual punishment for criminals. Yet despite RL police having crime prevention programs and "actual" punishment for criminals, we still have crime *
If anything Concord has a far better record than any real life police department, it's impossible to evade Concord.
*I'll let Jenn aSide weigh in on that aspect if he wants to, he's actually a RL cop. The difference between a carebear and a bear is that one expects the world to revolve around them, the other accepts the world for what it is and works around it.
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WTB block posts from entire corp function for the forums. The difference between a carebear and a bear is that one expects the world to revolve around them, the other accepts the world for what it is and works around it.
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Niko Thiesman wrote: People need to stop whining about CODE and gankers. People also need to stop paying "mining dues". CODE calling mining without permits "illegal" is just plain stupid. CODE is not a legal entity of any kind. CODE is nothing more than a bunch of people pretending they have a right to tell people how to play.
It's an extortion racket, and it's within the rules of the game to run such an enterprise, they appear to have the muscle to enforce it to a certain extent too.
Quote:Just fit your ships properly, fly with friends, and ignore CODE. I agree with points 1 and 2, but ignoring them is not an option, it may end in an explosion or 3, acknowledging that they exist and planning around them is the way to go
Quote:They are good for nothing except a good fireworks show, occasionally. I don't know about that, the amount of tears they generate is astounding.
Quote:It's just too bad they won't PvP and they chicken out of REAL fights. If it involves another player it's PvP, as for real fights you need to define that, as I'm pretty sure they roam in lowsec and nullsec and kill people there too, when they're not enforcing their extortion racket.
Quote:I do agree with CODE on one point though, If you just let your ship sit there and go AFK or something you are just asking to be podded. Totally. The difference between a carebear and a bear is that one expects the world to revolve around them, the other accepts the world for what it is and works around it.
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Omar Alharazaad wrote:Jonah Gravenstein should come over to the darkside and become an inquisitor of HTFU. He knows it to be true, but still has yet to admit it to himself. lol I actually spoke to Ralph about this the other day, seriously considering putting an alt in with you guys. The difference between a carebear and a bear is that one expects the world to revolve around them, the other accepts the world for what it is and works around it.
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I would but while this character can do many things it can do none of them well, my alt is far more combat oriented.
Omar Alharazaad wrote:Edit: I've been told we have cookies, I have yet to see one. It's the dark side, of course you were lied to about the cookies, you have to loot them for yourself. The difference between a carebear and a bear is that one expects the world to revolve around them, the other accepts the world for what it is and works around it.
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RubyPorto wrote:Friends are overpowered. Nerf Friends. They're not as overpowered as avarice, stupidity and incompetence  The difference between a carebear and a bear is that one expects the world to revolve around them, the other accepts the world for what it is and works around it.
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Omar Alharazaad wrote:well you know... because of the children. And stuff. Did I mention children? Do it for the bears goddammit! They need to afk in peace, not pieces. It's absolutely absurd that they should have to put forth the rediculous amounts of effort needed to provide the necessary security to allow them to safely autopilot to their various destinations without fear of GREIFERS coming to RUIN thier enjoyment of the game they would be playing if they were'nt so busy watching netflix or any of the various other video channels that are far more important than watching to make sure their cargo arrives intact! Anyone interfering with the timely and profitable delivery of their AFK cargo is obviously a basement dwelling sociopath who exists solely to ruin the game for their fellow players, and is in on the vast conspiracy to kill EVE due to AFK players unsubscribing. EVE IS DYING, PLZ HALP.
There, did I do that right? Do we need another take? This is why the forum needs sarcasm tags/font. Some poor deluded carebear is going to take this seriously. The difference between a carebear and a bear is that one expects the world to revolve around them, the other accepts the world for what it is and works around it.
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RubyPorto wrote:[If HS haulers are unwilling to do this, either they believe that the reward isn't high enough (i.e. ganking is too rare to be bothered), or they're stupid. Especially since it only takes 1 friend or alt to keep you safe from any sized gank fleet. They've also got the option of 3rd party haulers, set the collateral right and it's a win (isk wise) regardless of whether or not the load actually gets to its destination. The difference between a carebear and a bear is that one expects the world to revolve around them, the other accepts the world for what it is and works around it.
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Indahmawar Fazmarai wrote:Cancel Align NOW wrote:Indahmawar Fazmarai wrote:RubyPorto wrote:Indahmawar Fazmarai wrote: Use conditions: system security must be above 0.5. Player security status must be above 0.0. Trigger condition: someone has locked the player, has opened fire on him and has triggered a criminal flag on himself. Trigger: manual activation. Environmental effects: 99.9% resists to player. Any player who earns a criminal flag after attacking the player is 100% scrambled. Effects last for 10 seconds. NPC spawn (RT-1 seconds after activation, where RT = CONCORD response time): FoF mines. One mine is spawned for each agressor and inflicts 150,000 alpha damage on it. The subsequent CONCORD spawn will wipe any survivors.
First: Why should a single pilot have an item that requires no effort whatsoever to use which gives them a guaranteed win against an organized group of 10+ pilots specifically kitted out to beat them? (being at your keyboard isn't "effort" it's "playing the game") Second: Gimme an alt (or 5) in a newb ship and I'll be abusing the hell out of this. Even ignoring the hilarious abuse guaranteed to come from your ridiculous magic invulnerability button, it's entirely unnecessary. Please, tell me how would you abuse the idea, I may have overlooked something.  I log in with x number of alts and position them on a pipe gate, I use alt 1 (in an imparior) to attack alt 2 in a tornado. Alt 2 now has a gank machine with 99% resists ready to hit anything it can alpha until concord arrive. Safeguard to loophole 1: sequence is averted and effects are cancelled if the target gains a criminal flag. You do know that you can blap people without gaining a criminal flag right?
You're idea is terrible, exploitable, brings no value to the game and falls under the auspices of Malcanis' law.
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Indahmawar Fazmarai wrote:But i will reverse your special case question: why should someone die after tanking to 100% of his ship capability, stay 100% aware and YET be outnumbered by a guy with a ISBOxer? I'll bite.
Firstly because one guy is always going to be outnumbered by more than one guy, it's the pretty much the definition of the word  outnumber (-îa-èt-ên-îmb+Ö) vb 1. (tr) to exceed in number
Secondly because nothing is 100% guaranteed in Eve, including safety.
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Posted - 2014.08.31 11:32:00 -
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Indahmawar Fazmarai wrote:Jonah Gravenstein wrote:Indahmawar Fazmarai wrote:But i will reverse your special case question: why should someone die after tanking to 100% of his ship capability, stay 100% aware and YET be outnumbered by a guy with a ISBOxer? I'll bite. Firstly because one ship is always going to be outnumbered by more than one ship, regardless of the mechanism of providing those numbers; it's the pretty much the definition of the word  outnumber (-îa-èt-ên-îmb+Ö) vb 1. (tr) to exceed in number Secondly because nothing, except getting blapped by Concord for certain offences in highsec, is 100% guaranteed in Eve, including safety. Nor should it be. If you want guaranteed safety, you're playing the wrong game. If you read carefully, and understood what I wrote, you will notice how the system I proposed just doubles that of CONCORD, but with even less power. It is not authomatic; it will not oneshot some ships; it will not destroy pods; it costs a lot of money to use; and it will not be of use in any situation where the agressors would not die to CONCORD just one second later. The only advantage is that the resist guarantees the survival of the prey if he can press the button fast enough. Yet it's not a "I win" button, rather a "I survive" button. And yet a second gank fleet could alpha the victim even with CONCORD around...  So it's ISK tanking under the guise of press butan, receive a temporary Polaris resist profile? No, just no. The difference between a carebear and a bear is that one expects the world to revolve around them, the other accepts the world for what it is and works around it.
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Benny Ohu wrote:Belt Scout wrote:Wow guys. Not only did you all take the bait, you also gulped down the line, the fishing pole, and half of the boat. This is a perfect example of trolling at it's finest. Good job Indahmawar Fazmarai. 12/10.  nope. genuine carebear. Genuine something, not sure carebear even begins to cover it.
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Demonfist wrote:i just hope code realizes they're harassing the industrial backbone of the game, stealing isk from the people that mass produce it. it's generally not a good idea to **** off a group that could hire every merc outfit that exists if it had a mind to. but hey, i guess everyone needs content. The industrial backbone of the game relies on players making things explode, the thinking industrialists, who incidentally don't tend to explode, are making isk hand over fist from the activities of groups like CODE..
You're also forgetting that gankers are interested in other things too, I know for a fact that several suicide gankers have alts that are in the business of manufacturing mining ships, haulers, and combat ships, as well as their associated modules.They are creating a demand for their alts products. The difference between a carebear and a bear is that one expects the world to revolve around them, the other accepts the world for what it is and works around it.
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Demonfist wrote:Tippia wrote:Demonfist wrote:yes, and if after DT every day entire corridors of concord were spawned we'd have free reign to peacefully transport things for the whole day. That's exactly why it doesn't happen (nor would it actually work that way). so give us a choice of not changing that. because it could start happening. :] You have access to the exact same tools as everybody else, it's your own fault if you can't find the toolbox.
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Demonfist wrote:Dave Stark wrote:Demonfist wrote:you don't understand how supply and demand works, obviously. so here i'll explain it. when it takes more effort for people to start transporting stuff, less people will. when less people do, less stuff is available. when less stuff is available, the price goes up, because there aren't less people wanting it. if you want to force people to bring support fleets to make the economy work that's fine and dandy, just don't ***** about paying the price for your own mess later. that might be true, if people had to transport a minimum of like 5bn isk of stuff per trip and were always profitable to gank. unfortunately, that isn't the case and your argument falls flat on it's face. using junk 10 mil isk ships to take down a freighter is never unprofitable. see above post about costs being passed along. You're wrong, you're forgetting to take the loot fairy into account, and she is an evil female dog.
If none of the expensive stuff drops the gankers are in the red iskwise, the only green is on their killboard. The only profit in this scenario is indirect, and only if the gankers manage to sell a replacement ship to their victim.
Quote:you're costing someone else 700million at a cost to yourself of 10million. are you really not that bright or simply a troll? Except in the case of a freighter it's not one 10M isk ship, it's in the tens if you're using T2 Catalysts. If you're using Talos' or 'Nados the cost ramps up even further. The difference between a carebear and a bear is that one expects the world to revolve around them, the other accepts the world for what it is and works around it.
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Demonfist wrote:this assumes that you need to take any of the contents of the ship in order for killing it to be worthwhile, which isn't how things are in eve. costing the other person is also a motivation. You said nothing about it being worthwhile, you specifically used the word "profitable".
The words profitable and worthwhile do not mean the same thing.
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Posted - 2014.08.31 17:08:00 -
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Demonfist wrote:i could never be as nonsensical as you, troll.  You're wrong and you know it, you've now stooped to the level of a toddler throwing a tantrum.
When you can demonstrate that you have an understanding of how the Eve economy works, people may take you seriously. At the moment your posting is the equivalent of a monkey throwing faeces at the wall. The difference between a carebear and a bear is that one expects the world to revolve around them, the other accepts the world for what it is and works around it.
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Posted - 2014.08.31 17:11:00 -
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Demonfist wrote:when someone chooses not to see sense under their nose trolling is the most likely cause. Speak for yourself.
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Posted - 2014.08.31 17:16:00 -
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Demonfist wrote:Jonah Gravenstein wrote:Demonfist wrote:when someone chooses not to see sense under their nose trolling is the most likely cause. Speak for yourself. Quote:i don't need to demonstrate anything. the numbers speak for me. What numbers would they be? i always do. thanks for the approval after the fact. Whoosh was the sound you didn't hear because the post you quoted went so far over your head that it was skipping across the ionosphere.
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Demonfist wrote:Mag's wrote:Demonfist wrote:Tippia wrote:Demonfist wrote:you're so cute when you wish you knew what you were talking about and were right.  In other words, the scenario you describe is unprofitable, and ganking is good for the economy. *pats on head and hands a lolli* run along now. Prime example. If you had any faith in your argument, you would argue the point. You would argue and show proof your scenario is profitable. i argued the point. what needed to be said was said. no more troll food will be dispensed, sorry you'll have to look elsewhere. Your "point" is based on assumption and falsehood, with a large sprinkling of egotism. The difference between a carebear and a bear is that one expects the world to revolve around them, the other accepts the world for what it is and works around it.
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The plus point of beating a dead horse relentlessly is that the meat ends up nice and tender. The difference between a carebear and a bear is that one expects the world to revolve around them, the other accepts the world for what it is and works around it.
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Demonfist wrote:and the other side of that argument turning a blind eye to everything that is said and repeating the same drivel over and over. Once again, speak for yourself.
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RubyPorto wrote:Demonfist wrote:Tippia wrote:Demonfist wrote:and the other side of that argument turning a blind eye to everything that is said and repeating the same drivel very simple truth over and over. That is currently the only side of the argument, so what else is there to do but to repeat it and hope that you actually start discussing it again? i don't repeat myself for idiots and i don't feed trolls. you should give up hope, it will save time. You seem perfectly willing to repeat your name calling. Why shouldn't you be willing to link to the post where you proved what you claim that you proved? The name calling is the only thing left in his arsenal, everything else has been nuked by people who know what they're on about.
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Posted - 2014.08.31 17:55:00 -
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Demonfist wrote:Tippia wrote:Demonfist wrote:you mistake me for someone that thinks humility is a bad thing. So why don't you demonstrate some, accept the fact that you were wrong, and bow out of a discussion where you have been proven wrong and have nothing more to offer? why don't you scroll back, reread everything i've already typed, accept the fact that i might actually know what i'm talking about, and bow out of a discussion where you've done nothing but say someone is wrong and offer nothing on why or how?
Demonfist wrote:Jonah Gravenstein wrote:The name calling is the only thing left in his arsenal, everything else has been nuked by the application of logic, and people who know what they're on about.
He's been Tippiadokkened. yeah, except no. Are you seriously so deluded that you actually believe the drivel you post?
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Demonfist wrote:i think i'll pick option 3. Would that be apologising to the tree that is tirelessy producing oxygen so that you can breath?
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Ralph King-Griffin wrote:baltec1 wrote:Demonfist wrote:Tippia wrote:Demonfist wrote:using junk 10 mil isk ships to take down a freighter is never unprofitable. Incorrect. you're costing someone else 700million at a cost to yourself of 10million. are you really not that bright or simply a troll? Show me a freighter that only took 10 mil to bring down. sorry , couldn't resist  . lol nice kill, you should specify that it was a war kill not a gank though.
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Angeal MacNova wrote:Tippia wrote:Quote:when it takes more effort for people to start transporting stuff, less people will. when less people do, less stuff is available. when less stuff is available, the price goes up GǪso more people start doing it, so supply goes up and prices go back down again. So if you're going to accuse people of not understanding something, make sure you've actually thought through what the effects are that you are desperately hoping for. You can troll about a lot of things but to those like myself with an actual degree in economic, your attempts at the subject just come off as sad and pathetic. He was semi right, just over simplified it. If the logistics involved become too excessive, the opportunity cost associated with it (along with the accounting cost associated with it) will push people out. I'm seeing the effects with my indy contacts who seem to have an increased interest in running L4s instead of mining. It's called the supply/demand equilibrium and an increase to costs will cause a shift to the supply curve. The result is a new equilibrium at a higher price level and smaller moving quantity. With many of those previous suppliers moving toward running missions which generate new isk into the game. This will have a multiplier effect on the economies inflation rate as a whole and the player base as a whole is worse off. Now you can dismiss as you which and reply as you like but keep in mind that your reply will be both dismissed and ignored (as in not replied to) on grounds that you quite obviously lack the education and experience on the subject for anything you have to say to hold any weight. Dr Eggnog (Eyjolfur Gudmundsson), former CCP economist and current Rektor (President) of the University of Akureyri would probably disagree. We know he's an economist, we only have your word that you have a degree in economics
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Luukje wrote:biggest troll yet. seriously; why you guys bothering replying to someone who must be trolling. surely noone is this delirious he actually believes this crap? Boredom 
It's also amusing as hell to see him dig himself into a huge hole that he has absolutely no chance of climbing out of. The difference between a carebear and a bear is that one expects the world to revolve around them, the other accepts the world for what it is and works around it.
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Posted - 2014.08.31 18:46:00 -
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Demonfist wrote:Jonah Gravenstein wrote:Luukje wrote:biggest troll yet. seriously; why you guys bothering replying to someone who must be trolling. surely noone is this delirious he actually believes this crap? Boredom  It's also amusing as hell to see him dig himself into a huge hole that he has absolutely no chance of climbing out of. why would i want to dig out of it? i'm thinking bunker basement for a summer home. i just need to dig a bit deeper first, then widen it a bit. Keep on digging then, would you like to borrow a 360 excavator? The difference between a carebear and a bear is that one expects the world to revolve around them, the other accepts the world for what it is and works around it.
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Captain StringfellowHawk wrote:CCP Falcon wrote:Dorian Wylde wrote:Try again. Don't need to buddy, what I said is fact. Sorry if you don't agree.  This is the ROLE I wish to see CCP in. Stand your Ground, You handle the game aspect and let the players run as they should in a Sandbox game. Whether we kick the castle down or build it, it's up to us. I am so happy finally seeing CCP and a very respect Dev ontop of that taking a Solid stance for once. Actually the last few "releases" I have seen them stand their ground and I love it. Start dealing with everyone and not Catering to the Tearfilled Entitled. Off topic, how many of your ships are named Airwolf?
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Ashiri Hareka wrote:CCP Falcon wrote: Eve is not a game for the faint hearted. It's a game that will chew you up and spit you out in the blink of an eye if you even think about letting your guard down or becoming complacent.
While every other MMO starts off with an intro that tells you you're going to be the savior of the realm, holds your hand, protects you, nurtures your development and ultimately guides you to your destiny as a hero along with several other million players who've had the exact same experience, EVE assaults you from the second you begin to play after you create a character, spitting you out into a universe that under the surface, is so complex that it's enough to make your head explode.
Welcome to the most frightening virtual playground you'll ever experience.
That is what I like about this game. One's destiny is up to one's self, not dependent on some story that one is forced to follow. What I fail to understand is why some people, even after you've explained all this, still want their hand held. Likewise, I mostly play the PvE, my PvP is not being the fool who gets ganked.
Sun Tzu wrote:To know your Enemy, you must become your Enemy* A wise man indeed, he'd have enjoyed Eve.
*/me dons his forum armour and waits for the inevitable beating that results from quoting The Art of War The difference between a carebear and a bear is that one expects the world to revolve around them, the other accepts the world for what it is and works around it.
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RubyPorto wrote:Jonah Gravenstein wrote:Sun Tzu wrote:To know your Enemy, you must become your Enemy* A wise man indeed, he'd have enjoyed Eve. */me dons his forum armour and waits for the inevitable beating that results from quoting The Art of War [:baton:] Read a better one. lol I consider going on a few ops with the the miner bumping guys one of the best things I've ever done in Eve. Very educational. The difference between a carebear and a bear is that one expects the world to revolve around them, the other accepts the world for what it is and works around it.
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Jonah Gravenstein
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Posted - 2014.09.01 03:02:00 -
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Benny Ohu wrote:Jonah Gravenstein wrote:*/me dons his forum armour and waits for the inevitable beating that results from quoting The Art of War i don't need to beat you, i attacked your wagons instead you know you need more wagons to supply your supply wagons? yes you do because you read a book about fighting on horseback Cursed Foiled again 
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