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Lan Wang C.Q.B Snuffed Out 3540	Posted - 2016.10.08 01:20:24 - [61] - Quote actually, code. where is james315, can we get a response from him in this thread? Loyalist to Angel Cartel Your killboard reads like a "how to get farmed 101" - Noah Reese
Bumblefck Kerensky Initiatives 13039	Posted - 2016.10.08 02:09:32 - [62] - Quote Yeah, would be nice getting a statement from the biggest rule breaker in all of New Eden I am now going to attempt to play Quantum Break and watch Westworld at the same time Let us see if that gets a response from Jimmy boy Perfection is a dish best served like wasabi . Bumble's Space Log
Dom Arkaral Axios 608	Posted - 2016.10.08 02:37:27 - [63] - Quote Lan Wang wrote: actually, code. where is james315, can we get a response from him in this thread? if you want some form of answer from him, mail him. because RL and stuff > EVE :P Merc. Tear Gatherer. Quebecker. Has no Honer. Salt Harvester. #b4r Gù+Nitshe's favorite Gù+Bane of Holeysaltmountain 01010000 01101111 01110100 01100001 01110100 011011116
Lan Wang C.Q.B Snuffed Out 3541	Posted - 2016.10.08 08:52:42 - [64] - Quote Dom Arkaral wrote: Lan Wang wrote: actually, code. where is james315, can we get a response from him in this thread? if you want some form of answer from him, mail him. because RL and stuff > EVE :P What's rl gotta do with this? He has plenty of time to count his investors and post on the forums, besides he doesn't reply to mails, maybe yours but no anyone else's :P Loyalist to Angel Cartel Your killboard reads like a "how to get farmed 101" - Noah Reese
Vimsy Vortis Shoulda Checked Local Break-A-Wish Foundation 4448	Posted - 2016.10.08 09:00:35 - [65] - Quote Chiana Moro wrote: As much as I "haul" my Cynabal. It is well understood that transporting anything through highsec without due care and attention is a violation of the new halaima code of conduct.
Salah ad-Din al-Jawahiri New Order Logistics CODE. 560	Posted - 2016.10.08 10:28:38 - [66] - Quote Lan Wang wrote: What's rl gotta do with this? He has plenty of time to count his investors and post on the forums, besides he doesn't reply to mails, maybe yours but no anyone else's :P It's no easy job, being the Saviour of Highsec. As much as I'd love to, say, send a letter to the president of my country and get a personal reply, it's unlikely to hapen, regardless of whether I want to praise his awesomeness or tell him what an ass he is. If the matter of the message is serious enough, there's a good chance I'll get a reply from his office, though - these guys are obliged to read all the correspondence. James 315 reads all his evemails, but it's entirely up to him to choose the medium for his response, or to respond at all. This goes for everyone, including my humble self. If you want to speak to James directly, he always responds to evemails and convos concerning the alliance business, and you can make an amazing career in the New Order - our doors are open. If you'd like to be mentioned on the minerbumping blog, you can become a shareholder or pay a sufficient tribute in tears - there are special blog posts for that, too.
Pretagos Omilas Arch Arsonists of EvE Another Really Stupid Enterprise 8	Posted - 2016.10.08 11:12:25 - [67] - Quote Lan Wang wrote: (...) you aint even in code so dont post here like you are some sort of agent, your a wannabe like the other guys who keep pedalling code crap. you wanna be relevant, join code then we can all laugh at you Can I interest you in some more important official documents to read before making wrong assumptions: > http://www.minerbumping.com/p/become-agent.html It'll explain to you that there is no need for someone to be in CODE. alliance to be an enforcer of the code. Especially this part should interest you: Everyone in EVE who takes any action to support our cause is an Agent of the New Order.
Bumblefck Kerensky Initiatives 13039	Posted - 2016.10.08 13:21:44 - [68] - Quote Pretagos Omilas wrote: Lan Wang wrote: (...) you aint even in code so dont post here like you are some sort of agent, your a wannabe like the other guys who keep pedalling code crap. you wanna be relevant, join code then we can all laugh at you Can I interest you in some more important official documents to read before making wrong assumptions: > http://www.minerbumping.com/p/become-agent.html It'll explain to you that there is no need for someone to be in CODE. alliance to be an enforcer of the code. Especially this part should interest you: Everyone in EVE who takes any action to support our cause is an Agent of the New Order. And everybody who partakes of any actions in highsec (including but not limited to actions relating to Code enforcement) should carry their permit proudly as a badge of legitimacy. Perfection is a dish best served like wasabi . Bumble's Space Log
Sasha Nemtsov Federal Navy Academy Gallente Federation 172	Posted - 2016.10.08 21:10:47 - [69] - Quote Bumblefck wrote: And everybody who partakes of any actions in highsec (including but not limited to actions relating to Code enforcement) should carry their permit proudly as a badge of legitimacy. An interesting point, Bumblefck. Supporters outside the CODE. Alliance would be well advised to sport a permit - in order to prevent erroneous interference. The exception in my own case is my scout, for reasons which I'm sure are obvious. He doesn't carry a Permit but we are a community and some of the local enforcers are aware of him. In any case, if I lost a ship to a comrade I'd have a good laugh about it! When I returned to the game after a ~6 month break, the first thing I did was to buy a Permit for Sasha from one of my CODE. heroes; Mr Salah ad-Din Al-Jawahiri (First of His Name). He graciously obliged.
Bumblefck Kerensky Initiatives 13043	Posted - 2016.10.08 21:35:09 - [70] - Quote I posit that any and all individuals - both those inside the CODE. Alliance and associated groups and everybody else, those enforcing the CODE and those living by it (though, of course, the ideal is that one is doing both) - require a permit to operate within high space within the bounds of the NHCC. I feel it in my fingers; I feel it in my toes. Perfection is a dish best served like wasabi . Bumble's Space Log

Lawrence Lawton The Conference Elite CODE. 63	Posted - 2016.12.02 18:27:50 - [71] - Quote The Code is a venerable document which is the framework of modern Code enforcement practices. It is not an exhaustive list of all Laws, and is not intended to be. Since the Code is a living, breathing document, it's not possible to fully enumerate all of the rules. Modern Code enforcement practices are the product of years of daily updates by our Saviour in response to the happenings in His territory. Correct interpretation often requires the involvement of a Code scholar. Every now and then, James 315 will make a seminal post which has an enormous effect, such as these: Fair Warning "All miners are deemed to have read the Code." Who You Gonna Call? Part 2 "They don't need a "warning" before they get ganked. They've already been warned. Carebears of highsec, the time for warnings is over. The time for payment has come" Yes, All Freighters Need Mining Permits "...every freighter and jump freighter found in highsec without a mining permit is subject to immediate termination." We understand that many miners are have neither the inclination nor ability to become scholars of the Code. No doubt with these types in mind, Agent Rabe Raptor created The Law of Highsec, a practical supplement to The Code which lists specific violations. It is safe to assume that: - All activities in highsec require a permit - You must always fit a strong tank on your ship - You must always pay attention to your surroundings and be at your keyboard - You must strive to avoid even the appearance of being AFK or botting My best advice for the average capsuleer is to approach your local Agent with deference, purchase a permit to demonstrate your goodwill and support of our cause, and feel free to ask questions. Our Agents all have the resources to help you make informed choices.
Cassius Haken Science and Trade Institute Caldari State 0	Posted - 2016.12.02 21:11:20 - [72] - Quote Code reminds of what Calgacus (quoted by Tacitus) had to say about the Romans: "Auferre, trucidare, rapere, falsis nominibus imperium; atque, ubi solitudinem faciunt, pacem appellant." "To ravage, to slaughter, to usurp under false titles, they call empire; and where they make a desert, they call it peace." Whatever the validity of the historical fact of this quote, the meaning is pretty clear.
pushdogg relocation LLC. 300	Posted - 2016.12.02 22:03:50 - [73] - Quote I think the real point here is, The CODE. always wins. Always.
Benson en Efnyssen Tzimisce's Doctrine 59	Posted - 2016.12.02 23:11:12 - [74] - Quote Cassius Haken wrote: Code reminds of what Calgacus (quoted by Tacitus) had to say about the Romans: "Auferre, trucidare, rapere, falsis nominibus imperium; atque, ubi solitudinem faciunt, pacem appellant." "To ravage, to slaughter, to usurp under false titles, they call empire; and where they make a desert, they call it peace." Whatever the validity of the historical fact of this quote, the meaning is pretty clear. Que? The people don't appreciate the CODE. and how its actually beneficial for us all. I personally support all their hard work. The historical context has some evidence, apparently in the famous Leonardo Da Vinci mural painting there is a hidden homage to a basic and primitive version of the CODE. We have today.
Ralph King-Griffin Devils Rejects 666 The Devil's Warrior Alliance 19479	Posted - 2016.12.02 23:47:03 - [75] - Quote Cassius Haken wrote: Code reminds of what Calgacus (quoted by Tacitus) had to say about the Romans: "Auferre, trucidare, rapere, falsis nominibus imperium; atque, ubi solitudinem faciunt, pacem appellant." "To ravage, to slaughter, to usurp under false titles, they call empire; and where they make a desert, they call it peace." Whatever the validity of the historical fact of this quote, the meaning is pretty clear. well there is an old Irish saying that i feel is a little more apt "many a time a mans mouth has broken his nose" given the npc posting i think you know why too We're Back in Business , have your very own Meeny Faced Bastards on call today =]\|[=
Wanda Fayne 315	Posted - 2016.12.03 00:18:55 - [76] - Quote Whenever I see a bunch of people quoting laws and debating rules, I can't help but to think that bunch as stuffy old politicians in wooden pews slamming their fists on tables shouting "hurr durr hurr" while some gaunt white-wigged man with a gavel shouts "order in the house!". Hmmm... "Gobbledygook! Gobbledygook!" slinks back into the gallery with the other shameless gawking observers your comments just confirms this whole idea is totally pathetic -Lan Wang- - Locator Agents cease to function on Offline Players:
Shallanna Yassavi Imperial Academy Amarr Empire 451	Posted - 2016.12.03 00:25:06 - [77] - Quote I would say "Go out and melt their faces," but cats aren't very satisfying to explode. A signature :o
Cassius Haken Science and Trade Institute Caldari State 0	Posted - 2016.12.03 00:50:19 - [78] - Quote Benson en Efnyssen wrote: Cassius Haken wrote: Code reminds of what Calgacus (quoted by Tacitus) had to say about the Romans: "Auferre, trucidare, rapere, falsis nominibus imperium; atque, ubi solitudinem faciunt, pacem appellant." "To ravage, to slaughter, to usurp under false titles, they call empire; and where they make a desert, they call it peace." Whatever the validity of the historical fact of this quote, the meaning is pretty clear. Que? The people don't appreciate the CODE. and how its actually beneficial for us all. I personally support all their hard work. The historical context has some evidence, apparently in the famous Leonardo Da Vinci mural painting there is a hidden homage to a basic and primitive version of the CODE. We have today. How is having a glorified mafia running amok in high-sec beneficial? my problem isn-¦t the activity of bumping or ganking, **, even extortion in fine, this is eve for sakes. But they should be at least honest about itheir true intention: wanting to mine and harass miners for the sheer fun of it. No, instead what you get is a pseudo-religion based on worshiping a conman. Ralph King-Griffin wrote:** well there is an old Irish saying that i feel is a little more apt "many a time a mans mouth has broken his nose" given the npc posting i think you know why too Well, you cannot blame me for being careful, since even criticizing the Jame 315 Cult is punishable by drawing unwanted attention to oneself.
Bumblefck Kerensky Initiatives 13244	Posted - 2016.12.03 01:19:06 - [79] - Quote Lawrence Lawton wrote: It is safe to assume that: - All activities in highsec require a permit Just so. Perhaps you could send a memorandum to the Glorious Leader and your colleagues about obtaining such a permit so that they may remain CODE.-compliant? Perfection is a dish best served like wasabi . Bumble's Space Log
Ralph King-Griffin Devils Rejects 666 The Devil's Warrior Alliance 19481	Posted - 2016.12.03 01:40:17 - [80] - Quote Cassius Haken wrote: Well, you cannot blame me for being careful, since even criticizing the Jame 315 Cult is punishable by drawing unwanted attention to oneself. hmmmm im pretty sure i can though, i said the same thing to the lad that started the thread an lo and behold, i am still whole. We're Back in Business , have your very own Meeny Faced Bastards on call today =]\|[=

Pix Severus Empty You 5161	Posted - 2016.12.03 01:58:22 - [81] - Quote Cassius Haken wrote: How is having a glorified mafia running amok in high-sec beneficial? Because it makes highsec a little more interesting. MTU Hunter : MTU Hunting 101
Hiroshi Yakasuki Caldari Capsuleer Coalition Circle-Of-Two 22	Posted - 2016.12.03 06:36:11 - [82] - Quote Chiana Moro wrote: ... And as I was simply moving an empty ship, not hauling, it could arguably be claimed the ship wasn't a hauler in the first place. ... Best regards, Chiana Your ship has a cargo hold. It can haul things. Your argument is invalid.
Meilandra Vanderganken Aliastra Gallente Federation 255	Posted - 2016.12.03 13:48:03 - [83] - Quote Cassius Haken wrote: How is having a glorified mafia running amok in high-sec beneficial? It provides content, stuff happens and players interact while learning stuff about the game. This IS a multiplayer sandbox game so in light of that I'd say those are good things, wouldn't you? Quote: my problem isn-¦t the activity of bumping or ganking, **, even extortion in fine, this is eve for ** sakes. But they should be at least honest about itheir true intention: wanting to mine and harass miners for the sheer fun of it. No, instead what you get is a pseudo-religion based on worshiping a conman. . On the 'extortion': 10 million isk per year is next to nothing, no agent is getting rich from permits. As for 'true intention': when I was still active as a EVE player what I loved about high sec ganking was the thrill of the hunt. Finding targets, snooping up on them and taking them out. For me, 'harassment' was not motivation. Nor was 'collecting tears', though sometimes communications between ganker and gankee can be amusing and/or interesting, most of the time they are not. I love the role playing part. I never did even the slightest form of role playing in EVE before 'joining' the New Order. So, all in all we have a 'glorified maffia' who provides exactly the things one would expect in a multiplayer, sandbox roleplaying game. Sounds benificial to me :) . Note that these are all my personal motivations and opinions and I do not speak on behalf of every New Order agent. Only James 315, our Supreme Protector, can do that.
Remiel Pollard Shock Treatment Ministries 8231	Posted - 2016.12.05 12:14:52 - [84] - Quote Oh, hey, a CODE thread. What's going on in here? Cassius Haken wrote: How is having a glorified mafia running amok in high-sec beneficial? You're asking the wrong question. The real question you should be asking is, why is the rum gone? But seriously, the actual real question is, in a game where the players write the story, what would you rail against without a real villain? GÇ£Some capsuleers claim that ECM is 'dishonorable' and 'unfair'. Jam those ones first, and kill them last.GÇ¥ - Jirai 'Fatal' Laitanen, Pithum Nullifier Training Manual c. YC104
Bronson Hughes The Knights of the Blessed Mother of Acceleration 2715	Posted - 2016.12.05 13:30:09 - [85] - Quote Paranoid Loyd wrote: Chiana Moro wrote: legal matter. Please type another 300 words about how you're not mad. Never try to out-legal C&P. You will lose. It's not because we're better Internet Space Lawyers (although we are damned good), it's because we just don't give a f#ck. Relatively Notorious By Association My Many Misadventures I predicted FAUXs
renwahh Wiking Brigade The Devil's Warrior Alliance 86	Posted - 2016.12.05 16:19:40 - [86] - Quote OP you lost a indy to a gank and whine about the CODE. Yet your happy to blow up miners in null?. Code are just doing what you do but in high sec. Get over it ffs
Jonah Gravenstein Machiavellian Space Bastards 27105	Posted - 2016.12.06 20:20:01 - [87] - Quote renwahh wrote: OP you lost a indy to a gank and whine about the CODE. Yet your happy to blow up miners in null?. Code are just doing what you do but in high sec. Get over it ffs but but... high security space. /end sarcasm. Civilised behaviour is knowing that violence is barbaric, but paying other people to do it is business. New Player FAQ Feyd's Survival Pack
Noragen Neirfallas Rabble Inc. Legio De Mortem 3337	Posted - 2016.12.06 21:05:34 - [88] - Quote Bronson Hughes wrote: Paranoid Loyd wrote: Chiana Moro wrote: legal matter. Please type another 300 words about how you're not mad. Never try to out-legal C&P. You will lose. It's not because we're better Internet Space Lawyers (although we are damned good), it's because we just don't give a f#ck. Not that we don't have the best space lawyers and most impartial Judges anywhere in New Eden (seriously one persons bribe is as good as the next) Member and Judge of the Court of Crime and Punishment Confirming that we all play in Noragen's eve. - BeBopAReBop RhubarbPie ISD Max Trix favourite ISD '"****station games" - Sun Tzu' - Ralph King-Griffin
Mara Pahrdi The Order of Anoyia 1285	Posted - 2016.12.10 16:25:27 - [89] - Quote At least this Code. thread was sort of entertaining. That said, I agree with the OP somewhat. The new Halaima code is going to be four years next year, isn't it? If I remember right, James 315 started his crusade by the end of 2012... I'd say the code could do with a little face lifting . Edit: Ok. it was even by the end of 2011 and the code was a thing in 2012. So it's even going to be five years next year. Time is flying... Remove standings and insurance.
Exaido Fire Over Light 48	Posted - 2016.12.28 17:13:45 - [90] - Quote An anthropologic study in the Uedama area of space on the 'Behavioural Practices of Repetitive Tasks and Measurement of Pilot At Keyboard Presence', has published its controversial findings. The shocking conclusion of the report is that CODE pilots have begun to exhibit the exact same behaviour of miners that their leadership of James314 issued a rallying cry against. James314 no longer a corporeal presence in New Eden, perhaps fortunate, as the ideological practice of the CODE, has become functionally the same as mining. Uedama has been classified in the report as a 'Freighter Belt' that is occupied by 'Freighter MIners' who largely operate semi-AFK on gates, waiting for 'Freighters to Spawn', before mining them for their ISK value. There is no real attributed risk in the ISK generation through 'Freighter Mining', as the costs for losses of ships during the process have been factored, using a simple mathematical rule of thumb: 3m ISK per 1K EHP. With the cost of a mining operation as a known constant, the notion of risk has been removed. The risk-free and semi-AFK nature of traditional mining being one of the complaints originally made by the CODE, is now an integral element of their modus operandi. Freighters, large and slow moving objects, extremely resemblant of asteroids, are scanned and evaluated for their ISKpotential, before being mined and then salvaged into a cargo hold. A practice that originates in the mining community. Ultimately, it appears that CODE have become what they have fought against, miners of another name.`



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