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Neal Cassady Mutually Assured Distraction	Posted - 2007.04.23 17:55:00 - [1] so last night while out in our little gang we killed a guy and he called us space gangsters. it really made my night, and leads me to wonder if any of you older pirates out there have funny stories of role players staying in character throughout the whole victim/pirate experience. for instance, i have a guy who buys corpses from me because he pretends hes a cannibal in game. he says he makes meat-pies for the orphans out in 0.0. he must have bought at least 300 corpses since we started doing business, and i know im not his only supplier. although role players can be very creepy, i think they definitely make the game more entertaining. as long as i dont have to hang out with them in real life. neal my sig got primaried and one-volleyed
K'reemy G'udness Delicious	Posted - 2007.04.23 18:36:00 - [2] This thread creeps me out. Inappropriate signature image -some lame gm
Sun Win Mutually Assured Distraction	Posted - 2007.04.23 18:40:00 - [3] WHAT! You've been keeping this sweet corpse selling deal to yourself? Cassady, you've failed me for the last time... New to Eve? Learn to Fly - join channel: "Eve University" or read here
Neal Cassady Mutually Assured Distraction	Posted - 2007.04.23 18:51:00 - [4] Ahem... Mr. Win, I am more than happy to sell you corpses for you for a small fee. But perhaps this is better left to corp chat. my sig got primaried and one-volleyed
Jex Jast Go for the booty	Posted - 2007.04.23 20:36:00 - [5] Well it wasn't a piracy thing, but we had a role player in system a few nights ago and he was hilarious...he was seeking "Electus Matari" as he was trying to restore Molden Heath to Ammatar control...he was offering women as rewards for pointing him to any of these targets of his. The chat was amazing, I even saved it in a note to laugh at later. -----
Ghan Tylous Caldari The Graduates Ivy League	Posted - 2007.04.23 20:48:00 - [6] Originally by: K'reemy G'udness This thread creeps me out. --- It have always fallen to a few to sacrifice for the good of many Originally by: CCP Sharkbait we are screwed.
Kehmor Caldari The Movement	Posted - 2007.04.23 21:36:00 - [7] all my pirate encounters with PIE have been conducted IC regardless of outcome.
jimmyjam Gallente Turbulent	Posted - 2007.04.23 23:00:00 - [8] Originally by: Kehmor all my pirate encounters with PIE have been conducted IC regardless of outcome. Mmmm pie! Metagaming is a broad term usually used to define any strategy, action or method used in a game which transcends a prescribed ruleset, uses external factors to affect the game,
ThaDollaGenerale ClownShoes Inc.	Posted - 2007.04.24 00:11:00 - [9] Whenever you see Ushra Ka`haan or are in their space, give them a good old "Amarr Victor" it really ****es them off.
Arii Smith Caldari StarHunt Fallout Project	Posted - 2007.04.24 00:14:00 - [10] Edited by: Arii Smith on 24/04/2007 00:10:58 I try to stay in character as much as possible in local, unless I need help or something. I am not a roleplayer but I think it is quite entertaining to have an in character dialog.
Mista Sexamalicious Sexa Inc	Posted - 2007.04.24 04:30:00 - [11] Originally by: Neal Cassady so last night while out in our little gang we killed a guy and he called us space gangsters. it really made my night, and leads me to wonder if any of you older pirates out there have funny stories of role players staying in character throughout the whole victim/pirate experience. for instance, i have a guy who buys corpses from me because he pretends hes a cannibal in game. he says he makes meat-pies for the orphans out in 0.0. he must have bought at least 300 corpses since we started doing business, and i know im not his only supplier. although role players can be very creepy, *i think they definitely make the game more entertaining.* as long as i dont have to hang out with them in real life. neal That they do do. RP'rs add that x-tra level of immersion into Eve when I run into them. SEXEH!
Ask Unbeatable Gallente HighTech Marines Ltd. FREGE Alliance	Posted - 2007.04.24 07:42:00 - [12] There was some great stories in FunkyBacon's pirate and roleplaying shows. Check eve-radio.com > Schedule > FunkyBacon - that'll lead you to his website. Unb
CM0T Dibbler Caldari Dibbler Industries	Posted - 2007.04.24 10:07:00 - [13] I gather my own stock of corpses. I often find them floating near gates, especially when you ebil pirates have done your stuff. I would like to assure all of my past customers that these corpses and my product range have nothing in common. Out of interest, what is the going rate for a corpse nowadays? -- CM0T Dibbler Working to make both ends meat. New promotion: 20% of list price for all Pirates with a sec rating below -3.0
Neal Cassady Mutually Assured Distraction	Posted - 2007.04.24 13:32:00 - [14] let's just say the price makes it worth my time to scoop them after a podkill. my sig got primaried and one-volleyed
Thuul'Khalat Gallente Phoenix Wing	Posted - 2007.04.24 14:48:00 - [15] Originally by: Arii Smith Edited by: Arii Smith on 24/04/2007 00:10:58 I try to stay in character as much as possible in local, unless I need help or something. I am not a roleplayer but I think it is quite entertaining to have an in character dialog. Isn't that being a roleplayer tho? --- We are Recruiting!
Podruski Reflex.	Posted - 2007.04.25 00:25:00 - [16] One time I killed a Russian and to this day he eve-mails me calling me a dirty beast. Atleast think of a less.... "arousing" insult.
Naru Narussegawa Genos Occidere Fatal Persuasion	Posted - 2007.04.25 12:08:00 - [17] I like it best when average pilots ropeplay as strange characters from the early 2000 Earth years while saying they are going to "petition" me and "hate my guts".
Aodha Khan Minmatar The Paratwa Ka Namtz'aar k'in	Posted - 2007.04.25 12:44:00 - [18] Originally by: Arii Smith I am not a roleplayer but I think it is quite entertaining to have an in character dialog. Everyone in Eve is a roleplayer wether they like it or not. Levels of immersion varies, but we are all roleplayers. Paratwa Recruitment
Missy X	Posted - 2007.04.25 15:32:00 - [19] I RP in EVE 100% of the time while in-game and I would certainly continue to do so when someone ransoms my hauler, but no-one has ever bothered. Everyone wants to shoot, no-one wants to talk.
Devian 666 Ocean Dynamics Dark Matter Coalition	Posted - 2007.04.25 22:23:00 - [20] Originally by: Naru Narussegawa I like it best when average pilots ropeplay as strange characters from the early 2000 Earth years while saying they are going to "petition" me and "hate my guts". I can only hazard a guess that "hating your guts" means that they do not want to turn your frozen corpse into baked goods. "If you had a gang of 81127 kestrals you could alpha strike Tranquility Server into a smoking hole in the ground"
Soporo Caldari	Posted - 2007.04.25 22:40:00 - [21] Edited by: Soporo on 25/04/2007 22:37:46 RP'ers add flavor, and most are more intelligent than usual. Or at least not as clickfesty idiotic. EVE is sorta RP deprived, imo, mainly due to lackluster storyline updates and KillMails/KB's. Particularly KBoards with no in-game mechanic to disprove liars. (Give us in-game tallied KB's please.) The dude that "makes meat pies for 0.0 orphans out of dead capsuliers", however is just creepy. Hannibal Freekin Lector with a Crow. But, I guess, at least he's thinking of the orphans.
Lithalnas Amarr Hadean Drive Yards Archaean Cooperative	Posted - 2007.04.25 23:50:00 - [22] Amarr has the best role players, we are bigots and racists. ------------- Hadean Drive Yards The EvE inflation, 80 Macro miners, 1.5b isk/day
Oro Sarmasa Umbra Congregatio Interstellar Alcohol Conglomerate	Posted - 2007.04.26 02:53:00 - [23] EVE is a diverse enough, post-modern scifi culture where you dont need to talk like a snooty renfaire reject to be "in character." Even leetspeak, conceivably, could be a way Sansha and other crazy people communicate through text. About the only people who are really out of character are the metagaming "EVE is serious business" super alliance types.
T'Renn Crimson Squall	Posted - 2007.04.26 05:10:00 - [24] You know I gave RPing a shot - I really did. VOIP kills it though. I made it a point to avoid VOIP for a long time in Eve because I wanted to try to RP. Forums mess me up that way too - I don't find it is as easy to talk in forums in-character than it is to talk in local in-character. I suppose I could try. -- Wanna be a low-sec scumbag?
Arekhon Mutually Assured Distraction	Posted - 2007.04.26 08:51:00 - [25] Originally by: Neal Cassady Ahem... Mr. Win, I am more than happy to sell you corpses for you for a small fee. But perhaps this is better left to corp chat. Neal I think he meant he wants to sell some corpses aswell proud member of [BEES] my thoughts and ideas represent your corp
Missy X	Posted - 2007.04.26 11:14:00 - [26] Quote: You know I gave RPing a shot - I really did. VOIP kills it though. I made it a point to avoid VOIP for a long time in Eve because I wanted to try to RP. Forums mess me up that way too - I don't find it is as easy to talk in forums in-character than it is to talk in local in-character. I suppose I could try. I religiously avoid all VOIP because of this reason. I can RP on forums, and sometimes do, but I never RP on THIS forum.
murder one Gallente Death of Virtue	Posted - 2007.04.26 11:59:00 - [27] I don't RP, and if my victims RP, it's only because they're in the station hiding. But I did have one guy fly through who was pretending to be an Eve reporter that was pretty funny. Because I said so...
Sral TBear letter of marque	Posted - 2007.04.26 12:49:00 - [28] Ran into a RP alliance some time ago. They were werry dedicatet i have to say. I bought all freed slaves etc in the near 3 systems headed out to there boarder jetisoned these "inocents" and demanded ransom for not blowing them up. After 2 cans whent puff, they bought the rest from me so they could live..... Was funny as hell Signature Removed
Missy X	Posted - 2007.04.27 12:34:00 - [29] Edited by: Missy X on 27/04/2007 12:34:02 But that's exactly how RP alliances SHOULD be played, and almost never are. Good on them for having the courage of their RP convictions and not abandoning them for the sake of financial gain, like so many others do (for example, 'anarchist' collectives running missions for Caldari Navy always make me laugh). Your story is also very imaginative example of how a pirate should react to an RP situation, so good work. If I was playing an Amarrian slaver or Matar freedom fighter you would have been a joy to meet in game, ransom or otherwise. Because I RP in game 100%, the only chance anyone really has of pirating me for profit is to engage with me on some sort of RP level in the game. Guns and ganks just don't work, the best anyone has ever managed in that respect is to blow up a hauler of mine with nothing in it. But I might be convinced to reward pirates who dare to think outside the square, as long as they can RP properly while they're at it. I think that the better RPers will also think like I do regarding this, and this is why the RP alliance coughed up the ransom.
Nuyan Zahedi Amarr PIE Inc.	Posted - 2007.04.28 09:28:00 - [30] Being "In Character" while playing can add a lot to the game, there's nothing scary or strange about roleplaying or roleplayers. And as the minmattar above me said, in a game like Eve with all it's consequences, everyone is some sort of roleplayer. Next to that, I'm pretty sure most people roleplay without really knowing it sometimes, in singleplayer games aswell. And being a RP victim? Guess most of my deaths so far were caused by others for RP reasons.

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