Hey, Low/Null Morons..

Once CCP manages to chase off all the high-sec carebears (Who, I might add, you used to be just like. You weren't born in null.) then they'll lose even more revenue than their horrible management already has.

Not to mention, you'll be forced to actually shoot each other instead of setting everything blue before it has the slightest chance of pressing F1.

Good luck recruiting when the playerbase goes down the tubes and when you can't supply yourself because you're too elitist to mine.

Jerkfaces.

This guy is highly upset.

Awwww

i had avoided naming other mmo's in my post, but in response to your question, I play vanguard (all my primary characters are crafters and diplos)
It is a game for mature players that dont expect to make max level in a matter of weeks. great community as well.

Just one point to make.

The OP has a valid complaint, actually. Eve, since it is an MMO, does not cater to a solo player.

However, to fix this, you would need to remove the ability for groups to work together for a greater reward.

So all you're really saying, is that playing solo in an MMO is non-optimal.

Working as intended.

Just one point to make.

The OP has a valid complaint, actually. Eve, since it is an MMO, does not cater to a solo player.

However, to fix this, you would need to remove the ability for groups to work together for a greater reward.

So all you're really saying, is that playing solo in an MMO is non-optimal.

Working as intended.

Confirming you know nothing about the T2 Manufacturing process

Good luck recruiting when the playerbase goes down the tubes and when you can't supply yourself because you're too elitist to mine.

Keep quitting, more people like you will increase my own margins.

message clearly received. High sec players that are soloists or in small corps are not wanted.

As the last remaining player in my once fun and thriving corp, I too will be moving on to an mmo where production and harvesting are operational spheres that dont require subjecting yourself to gank happy pvp'ers

I have taken down the POS with its construction and research bays
I have hauled our stuff to Jita and sold it at buy prices (so no you cant have my stuff)
I will not bother to visit my PI sites again as launch taxes now exceed the market value of the goods from my humble , low efficiency high sec planets.

When my plex runs out you can add me to the growing statistic of casual players that find no game value in EVE anymore.

perhaps i should turn on my CQ option again to remind me how well dev resources were spent on creating a login lagfest, so I wont wax sentimental about rejoining the game.

To those who I have been able to assist with materials and ships, perhaps our paths will cross again in the mmo's we discussed. in the meantime, fly safe. have fun
leavwiz

Explain Chribbas success then.

My little industry alt is doing just fine solo too.

Explain Chribbas success then.

My little industry alt is doing just fine solo too.

Actually, the OP was making an acute point about everything wrong with EVE.

I cannot wait for the day when EVE continues to bleed subscribers and eventually has to launch ridiculous offers to try to lure new players in so that they don't have to s***can the game, along with your profit margins..

Oh, wait. That's today..

Why would I be upset? I don't pay to play this terrible game.

Look at all the ****s I give.

Actually, the OP was making an acute point about everything wrong with EVE.

If you don't want to blob, you're not welcome here.

If you don't want to have to put up with retards on voice-comms so that you can have a huge fleet to gank your opponent, you're not welcome here.

What the OP actually stated was that people are penalized for being happy with being a small, efficient corporation. And I agree with him.

I find absolutely zero skill in the blob mentality of EVE anymore, and the rare skilled pilot eventually is pulled into the Zerg, with a select few of course excluded from this generalization.


For some of us, EVE was a place to actually test our skills in combat. There's nothing more fun than going in against a mining fleet with protection alone, taking on six ships, and STILL managing to blow up three of their ships and escape.
I would imagine industrialists feel the same when they pull off something magical despite working with a "just friends" crew.

As EVE continues to be pushed on towards spaceblob, and a numbers game, it loses it's character for a lot of those players.

But that's okay, right? That some people lose the part of the game that they loved. Just ask Faction Warfare.

No, he wasn't.
He was whining his profit margins are lower because of a change introduced that he doesn't understand, that will actually balance out, possibly in his favour if a lot of other idiots quit doing PI this week, too.

The "OMG ITS ALL BLOBS!!" retort is just a weak, apologetic excuse for not even trying.

Well done, anonymous forum alt #61223, for being too risk averse to even try.

totally-risk-averse-mindset

I love Crucible more and more every day and posts like the OP's are definitely a sign that EVE is headed in the right direction --> away from the mainstream MMO crowd and towards a pre-defined path of darkness and hostility in space.