@ CCP Greyscale

You do realise that most people playing this game are adults with real jobs and life, who play this game for fun.

Most people have no ambition / patience / intention to wait 3 days moving a capital ship a few dozen LY.

Yes go ahead and take the fun away by creating yet another time sink.

If you are intending to limit power projection, limit amount of ships that can be bridged / jumped / maximum mass allowed to enter into a system / day or something like that, not jump fatique which is such a terrible idea I cannot even describe.

Looking forward to getting this significant set of improvements for Nullsec released!

Big thanks to the whole CSM for their help with this process so far and the good work I know they'll continue to do as we consult with them going forward.

One use case I want some thought given to is that of carriers used by 0.0 grunts as a way to move ships/modules when moving "home" for an extended period of time. Maybe introduce a new, 90% fatigue reduced ship that is solely a heavy-transport for assembled ships

what the **** dude, this is just a game, we don't violently murder people IRL.

49% agree vs. 39% disagree

Space magic.

It's like truck driving: The law says you have to stop and take naps. Same principle applied to internet spaceships. It's so logical, I don't see why they didn't do it sooner....

Jump in, engage your target. Wait five minutes (most of that time should be reduced while you were killing your target)

Jump out with no fatigue.

Problem solved.

This change is essentially the same as the real world suddenly deciding to eliminate all transnational shipping routes and rip up all interstates and highways across every country on earth, putting a ban on air travel of any sort, and informing everyone that the goal is to create more localism.

After the global starvation and famine settled down we would find ourselves in a global dark age not seen since the fall of the western roman empire in europe.

It'll have a hugely chilling impact on industry across new eden and create massive market distortions. It'll force everyone to contract their deployments to as close to highsec as they possibly can get and put all major powers concentrated at those staging points into null sec.

It will only allow "neighbor vs neighbor" combat, so better hope your neighbor provides decent combat because moving to a new neighborhood will be practically impossible. It'll prevent escalation and make the metagame lame and uninteresting.

It'll end B-R's and related mega-events in the game that drove so much new player inflow.

All the grrrr goon and grrrr PL and grrr whatever is, I believe, driving this whole "force projection" nerf desire and makes me scratch my head and think ... didn't PL goons and other powers provide a lot of content and story in eve? What's the problem with there existing major powers and minor powers? Why must all powers be equally crappy?

Are we sure we need nuclear level changes immediately? Why aren't the changes starting small and escalating based on evaluation of the impact? Why start top end and readdress after a spring of rage?

Why are we repeating the same sort of mistakes CCP has made time and time again with its poorly thought out and poorly metriced major shakeups?

I've posted this in other threads and people have liked the idea in other threads.

I would propose the following to keep BLOPS doable but limit mass T3 fleets from being bridged across null sec.

Keep it simple
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- Make any jump/bridge to a covert beacon not accrue fatigue outside of T3s

- T3s can still be bridged but normal fatigue applies

- A Black Ops BS CAN bridge/jump to a normal Cyno but normal fatigue rules apply


This allows Black Ops to be done without it being used for mass bridging T3 fleets any more than you could with a Titan chain. A lot of players across New Eden love the doctrine and these changes really hurt it.

I've had 5 years of unbroken faith in you CCP. I knew this day would come, I knew it.