I'm going to say I'm somewhat disappointed, but I shall return to comment after I go throw up.

lulz

See everytime something someting changes in the game and null residents raise issues about it, "others" (mainly high sec types) rush in and proclaim how the 'tears are delicious'. What they NEVER seem to understand is that null residents are adapters, no matter what CCP throws at them, they fine a way to keep on truckin. What really happens though, is that in some way, the people who were celebrating 'tears' end up being the only people who end up suffering from whatever change is being discussed.

It's happening here (well, in general discussion anyways), people are proclaiming how this will be great for the game and the goons/N3/bi guys are gonna suffer and the coalations will collapse and the 'little guy' will have a chance. What they don't (and never) see coming is that the big groups will survive and find a way to profit, the little guys will still be sad and the high sec people celebrating will not be subject to BORED GOONS who don't have to be in null because their alliances prime time is in another Time Zones....which means even more ganking and tomfoolery

Tears aren't the things that are delicious. The thing that is delicious is IRONY.

*chuckles* Never going to happen

I have to say if anyone is going to kill eve off its ccp fozzie. Completely clueless. Sorry.

Wow, 108 mil per hour (54 mil per hour per toon). Nice.

In high sec you can use a Mach and make 86 mil per hour doing lvl 3 missions while being protected by CONCORD.

So for the cost of using TWO characters and a CAPITAL SHIP that takes months to train for, and while flying in space where the space police won't help you, you get a whopping, mind blowing 22 million isk extra per hour total.

Thanks for helping us empirically demonstrate the imbalances we were discussing, imbalances that end up distorting everything ccp tries to do with null sec.

CCP if you're listening:

Delayed local in Null
No Fleet Warps
Supers that have no real DPS use
SOV that can be taken by a frigate

if those are goals that become reality then I'm out.

You're replying to someone who is the actual poster child for "don't touch my high sec income" (he even admitted it, he makes isk in high sec for pvp ships he uses in low sec).

The problem is that such people are so incredibly short sighted it's not even funny. they don't get that the imbalance hurts them (with people who WOULD be in null living instead being in other parts of EVE doing things that pay out in LP, that lowers the incomes of the Josef Djugashvilis' of high sec...).

I stopped being surprised by what you describe a long time ago. This happened when I noticed that EVERY high sec vs null (or anywhere else) discussion was comprised of non-high sec types with facts and figures and personal experiences on one side, and on the other side was 'high sec' aka 'a friend I know told me he makes 7 trillion isk per hour just by jumping into null and shooting one rat' lol.

In other words, they think we are as greedy as they are (that's psychological projection for you), so they think we're trying to nerf them to hurt them when the real truth is that a proper balance benefits everyone as much as an imbalance screws everyone.


Now if you'll excuse me, I'm off to cash in some more Federation Customs and Khanid Navy LPs that I got form NOT being in null sec where I should have been.