Sorry, we're at war with them too.

@Posadas : Why dont you join the corp Veers is in ? You would fit in perfectly.

Damn I completely forgot you smashed us!

Can you do me a favour veers and mail me the kills you got and the war reports because iv seemed to have misplaced them?

How do you come by these numbers? Please break it down for us, or are you just pulling it out of your @#$?

The OP was in a corp in Nullsec. You seem to be so hellbent on pushing your personal agenda that you don't even bother to read what the thread is about.

Here he is again, Throwing in the bullshit "Advice" Joining a Player corp is not a scary or stupid thing to do in High sec, Its the use of initiative and common sense that people lack that make them think "I'll join the NPC Corp, Player corps are dangerous" And cause people to take stupid losses, Just play smart and Hi sec is perfectly fine for people in a Player corp

You honestly think you can speak for CCP? Give me a single piece of CCP documentation which states any slight hint at all to this, Otherwise stop spouting absolute ****

Nice attitude there: it's the game mechanics that made me do it!

If you don't want to be blown up, EVE is the wrong game for you. Besides, there are worse things than getting blown up.

Paying tax to the NPC corp will really add up over time and the only utility that comes from it is protection from wardeccing. Instead of occasionally taking a loss while under a wardec (maybe) you're taking a loss continually in taxes. Do the math.

It's not particularly difficult to deal with wardecs: Surviving Wardecs.

Seriously, Veers just wants you to ignore highsec corps because that way his CODE main has an easier target.

Awoxxing and wars are completely different things. There are several flaws here:

- When I was in a 1 man corp, I interacted with nobody else in the game. It was 24x7 PVE grind and it was boring as hell.
- Most corps are not created principally to attract wardecs, but to avoid taxes and share resources.
- When you join a multi-person corp, you are by definition increasing the interactions that you have with other players.
- When your corp is decc'ed you are by definition increasing the interactions that you have with other players.

Have you ever actually stayed under a wardec for any length of time Veers?

They should make creating a corp cost more than a one week war dec. At least that way it would cost the war dec evaders like Veers actually have to pay a little cash when they are trying to hide from PVP.

They really are not. How are you determining this? Whatever your sample size is it is small when compared to the amount of wardecs that occur in highsec.

There are In fact corps in highsec that brawl with other highsec corps for resources. It happens more often than you may think. There are other uses too like wormhole corps that wardec each other to limit their ability to restock and organize through highsec.

Sooo...people want to play a PvP based game without being forced to engage in PvP? That's one of the most moronic arguments I've seen in a while.

By the way, are you the pastey guy that wears funny hats?

Why?

Rookie systems are the area CCP created to insulate people from player predators. They make up about 1% of highsec.

Can you please stop pretending that CCP intends for highsec to be a PvP-free zone? It isn't good trolling.

Well, if you're not the pastey funny hat guy then I know someone who may want to be your new butt buddy. Bring wet naps though; he also looks kinda sticky.

...and there is no "PvE" part of eve. Just different forms of isk generation that are affected by the risk/reward of different levels of security. None of those security levels are completely safe and never will be (at least until the CEOs at CCP decide it's time to pull the plug and sail the golden parachute to a warmer climate).

Did you just use McDonalds as a real life example of EvE pvp? So you work at McDonalds...please continue.

Did you also know an anagram for your name is Braver Elves (maybe a subconscious hint that you should change your man-baby mentality).

wait, wut? please show us some dev posts and quotes that show what high-sec and null were "created" for.

[citations needed]

the problem still remains that CCP allows ganking, scamming, awoxing, cheating, backstabbing, spying, etc as a 100% legit tactic.....and no one ever said that highsec has anything to do with your ideas of "law & order, a police force, and a civilized society" you're again as usual confusing game mechanics with your personal moral cyber bushido that you have no ability to enforce.

please provide examples of where CCP has stated that high-sec was created for the reasons you seem to think. if CCP wanted highsec to be be anything other then what is is, they would change it.

if you want your "law & order, a police force, and a civilized society" perhaps you should stop shooting red boxes and endlessily whinging about about game mechanics and gather your friends corp mates and alliance and make it happen. you are able to form a fleet and enforce your will and ideas about what high-sec was "created for" over a single system, right? start there.. you know, create content besides whinging on the forums and fail trolling.

oh wait.... that would involve a break from shooting red boxes, spamming the minerbumping comments section, and selfprociaming as such a huge amazing troll while trying as hard as you possibly can to derail every single conversation ever posted due to grrr goons grrr code grrrr eve is not wow and someone got in the way of someone shooting a red box or a rock in this game that allows players to get in the way of those shooting a red box or a rock.

it's cool, veers. we'll wait for anything from you but fail trolling and you using that ivy league education to continue telling us about what high-sec was"created" for. we all know no amount of logic will ever get though to you until you finally earn your fail troll forum ban. you have to be getting close now mate, keep it coming.

Well, not to let the facts get in the way of a good story, but when you work with people you're working against everyone else.