So if you want to kill a dude in h-sec, wardec his corp.

However you need to be on grid with someone to see that they have a killright.

but you can also do it illegally with a handful of characters.

normally, yeah, they're after someone's cargo. that would make sense, but it doesn't have to. someone could do it for no obvious reason, maybe a vendetta. or a forum post.

it doesn't have to make sense to the person getting killed, Nevil. remember this is a game and people are looking for entertainment.

They'd check you on evewho, not find any obvious alts but quickly realise that the corp has been inactive for years other than a few nameless alts (you're one of them) together with a CEO who (looking at his killboard) is a clueless clown and come to the obvious conclusion that you're that clown. And then decide to have a peek at the activity of you and your alts, send a few scouts to see what you're flying and how many tears you'd cry if you'd lose it, repeatedly.

Nevil, do you run missions in a marauder or navy battleship?

guys, leave Nevil alone plz

Elaborate... I'm curious if there is actually something behind these words.

Rules to allow that were never written into the Yulai convention.

generated in highsec by unlawful aggression and can be made available for whatever price the holder places upon it.

However you need to be on grid with someone to see that they have a killright.

Someone proposed a while back that these be made searchable through the bounty office, which imo is a great idea.

not currently, the proposal was to make this the case.

Nevil, there are cases of getting killrights on yourself, using alts, and setting it to public with an ISK price that would net a profit after someone pays to activate it.

Mostly just known alts and code folks he dislikes, for obvious reasons. That Venom and Bullet stuff could be alts but quite probably just friendlies.

it would be better to not tip them off. the concept of forcibly, illegally killing someone will become clear to you, eventually.

Rain's point was, forewarned is forearmed. ANY notification that you're coming to kill them will tip them off. Landing on them out of nowhere in a surprise gank fleet, on the other hand, doesn't.

concord, thats why

10/10 would gank OP for no reason.

Once a kill right is activated the target goes suspect, meaning anyone in the vicinity can shoot freely for 15 minutes.

Several of your questions have been thus answered after pages of replies. This is why you should be asking "how does it work" instead of "why doesn't it work like this?"

it doesn't have to make sense to the person getting killed, Nevil. remember this is a game and people are looking for entertainment.

As a ganker, I'd go after the OP. I mean, here I am avoiding h-sec mechanics, coordinating a strike with my ganker buddies in their catalysts, spending ISK and time to make it work. Then some guy just proposes to build in a new griefing mechanic making my career in EVE obsolete.

As Ralph said, you seem to be suggesting changes without actually understanding how the current system or differing playstyles actually work.

That's people nowadays.

They think they can form an opinion about something, although they don't even know everything about it.

how do you only have two likes after four pages of this

Nevil, I remember going through this. I forget the topic. I got defensive, indignant, defiant... and the odd thing was nobody came to gank me, even after all the talk. .

The Yulai convention is Santa to you ?!

Questioning what exactly?

Well, there must be a reason why you suddenly hang out in GD ...
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the killrights mechanics happened with something called Crimewatch.

I am surrounded by shallow idiots.
That's okay.

I gotta ask Kane about that dec ...

In space I am the solo predator.

But I like you now, so.

Yeah, but you don't want to post a lot when you never undock.?

lol! perfect!

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Caldari Police Force but Gallente... that's still not ringing any bells (what is the significance of that)?

Oooh ok. Now I see why you say that.

I actually do like you,

np... bro, I'm way more lazy than you think. I'm once again without a reason to surprise buttseks someone on my mains.

It happens to send me mails if you lose something. .