Actually on point 3 we couldn't ruin everything before, there were limits imposed by timers and EHP. Now we can conceivably make every sov-null system outside of the homeland burn in the space of a month.

10) All night shops are open 24 hours a day by rotating their staff. A large multi-timezone organization could do the same for the prime time to make things interesting for different parts of its membership.

11) If I were an Aussie alliance I would hire mercs to drag a late night prime time over to my slot so we could finish it off. Remember prime time is when the battle has to start, not end.

I would suggest more of a trade-off approach, rather than punish, punish, punish. Give players the choice of widening the window if they feel they can handle it, in return for benefits to doing so - say match the amount of Prime-time "stretch", with a commesurate stretching of capture time (For example, say a system would be a 10 minute capture against an Alliance with a 4-hour window, make it so having a 6 hour window means the same capture would take 15 minutes, 20 for a 8 hour window, 30 for a 12 hour, etc). Obviously, there would need to be a ceiling to this (to prevent Alliances making ludicrous capture times through advancing their indices to the max, then opening up for 24 hours to ramp any capture into a multi-hour torture), or more likely make it a case of diminishing returns.

I know the immediate knee-jerk reaction will be that I'm attempting to make life easier for the defender, but consider two same-sized alliances, one purely EU timezone, and one 50/50 split between EU and US (or EU and RUS, or US east coast/west coast). At present, the "pure" time-zone alliance has it easier, as their players are concentrated in their Prime, while the mixed alliance has in reality only got half the population to respond in their Prime, so are more likely to burn that segment out, and be unable to respond as swiftly to threats. By being allowed to stretch their Prime, they make up for the smaller population in any given segment of time by having more time to respond to a threat, and hence making lightening raids less stressful.

Actually on point 3 we couldn't ruin everything before, there were limits imposed by timers and EHP. Now we can conceivably make every sov-null system outside of the homeland burn in the space of a month.

10) All night shops are open 24 hours a day by rotating their staff. A large multi-timezone organization could do the same for the prime time to make things interesting for different parts of its membership.

11) If I were an Aussie alliance I would hire mercs to drag a late night prime time over to my slot so we could finish it off. Remember prime time is when the battle has to start, not end.

I would suggest more of a trade-off approach, rather than punish, punish, punish. Give players the choice of widening the window if they feel they can handle it, in return for benefits to doing so - say match the amount of Prime-time "stretch", with a commesurate stretching of capture time (For example, say a system would be a 10 minute capture against an Alliance with a 4-hour window, make it so having a 6 hour window means the same capture would take 15 minutes, 20 for a 8 hour window, 30 for a 12 hour, etc). Obviously, there would need to be a ceiling to this (to prevent Alliances making ludicrous capture times through advancing their indices to the max, then opening up for 24 hours to ramp any capture into a multi-hour torture), or more likely make it a case of diminishing returns.

I know the immediate knee-jerk reaction will be that I'm attempting to make life easier for the defender, but consider two same-sized alliances, one purely EU timezone, and one 50/50 split between EU and US (or EU and RUS, or US east coast/west coast). At present, the "pure" time-zone alliance has it easier, as their players are concentrated in their Prime, while the mixed alliance has in reality only got half the population to respond in their Prime, so are more likely to burn that segment out, and be unable to respond as swiftly to threats. By being allowed to stretch their Prime, they make up for the smaller population in any given segment of time by having more time to respond to a threat, and hence making lightening raids less stressful.

Entosis module mechanics definately need some changes.
Fitting - pg 200.
No cloak activation while module is active

LOL. I DARE YOU to really convince 20 thousand players to do that all the time. At least fro more than 1 month.

I have said the same thing but it is GSF and they have all the everything. I agree that they can muster up a large portion of the player base but I don't think that they have enough pull to have much more than a few thousand players at any given time-that aren't alts-to put into action and defiantly not for more than a month or so. If that, organization goes a long way but people have lives and I don't think they have that kind of numbers or stamina.

LOL. I DARE YOU to really convince 20 thousand players to do that all the time. At least fro more than 1 month.