Originally by: Skarvl Mandoo

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How long will it take to get to your ship? If you have to run the length of the station, because you were off chatting it up, you would be better served staying put.

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Originally by: Skarvl Mandoo

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How long will it take to get to your ship? If you have to run the length of the station, because you were off chatting it up, you would be better served staying put.

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Originally by: Ishina Fel

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The owner of the Opus Luxury Yacht should be able to charge people to take cruises through Empire on his ship

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Originally by: Sir Hades

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I have to say one thing about what I saw in the video. Good job CCP. The movements are so fluid and it does not look like they are running around like mice on speed.

What I want to see:
- Corp and Alliance uniforms
We should be able to customize them heavily.
- Weapons
I am not saying we should be fighting in the station in any way. However, if I want to have a pistol in a holster for all to see, or have a sword as part of a dress uniform I should be able to.
- The ability to push, shove, pin against a wall, hold at gun/knife point, or otherwise man handle people
Face it, the Eve universe is not a nice place. While we should not be able to kill people in station, we should be able to threaten them.
- Meeting in another person's ship
Some meetings need to be very private due to sensitive nature of the conversation.

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Originally by: SiJira

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a sword? did you even remember that you are on the eve forums and not some other fantasy game with swords and bows?

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Originally by: SiJira

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a sword? did you even remember that you are on the eve forums and not some other fantasy game with swords and bows?

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Originally by: CCP Eris Discordia

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Originally by: SiJira

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a sword? did you even remember that you are on the eve forums and not some other fantasy game with swords and bows?

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khumaak


owned!..kinda

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eeeeeekk - Deckard

eeeeee...K -Darth Patches

you soo pretty

Originally by: Sir Hades

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I did specifically mention dress uniforms in regards to swords. They really do pull together the whole officer look. And besides, what better way to celebrate a victorious battle than with a full flair parade?

Speaking of officers, there should be some way have showing rank on alliance uniforms. Maybe we can have epaulettes? Stripes on the cuffs?

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Originally by: CCP Eris Discordia

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Originally by: SiJira

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a sword? did you even remember that you are on the eve forums and not some other fantasy game with swords and bows?

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khumaak


owned!..kinda

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Originally by: Johli

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Now I'm wondering, how would logging off/logging in work? You warp out/warp in while in space, but in a station... do you just suddenly disappear (that would make man handling useless, they would disappear before your eyes... exploitz!) or do you just walk into "logoff rooms" where your character would stay until you log back in?

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Originally by: CCP Sharkbait

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the node is going to be killed.

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Originally by: Zhett Haukes

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permanently?!

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Originally by: Adonis 4174

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Originally by: Johli

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Now I'm wondering, how would logging off/logging in work? You warp out/warp in while in space, but in a station... do you just suddenly disappear (that would make man handling useless, they would disappear before your eyes... exploitz!) or do you just walk into "logoff rooms" where your character would stay until you log back in?

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I'm not sure about logging out, but in City of Villains when you log back in you walk out of the nearest door.

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Originally by: Kuolematon

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Originally by: Niccolado Starwalker

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I simply loathe the FPS keyboard keymap character movements. Walking forward with "W" etc. It makes my wrist hurt! Plus I simply hate this way of controlling my character!

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NO! Simply NO!!! Perhaps option but I prefer using WASD and 1st person mouse control, thank you.

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Originally by: SiJira

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a sword? did you even remember that you are on the eve forums and not some other fantasy game with swords and bows?

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Originally by: Jimer Lins

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Originally by: SiJira

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a sword? did you even remember that you are on the eve forums and not some other fantasy game with swords and bows?

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Actually, allowing bladed weapons while prohibiting energy-emitting or projectile weapons makes a lot of sense on a space station. Between hard vacuum outside and sensitive equipment inside, keeping the damage one person can inflict limited to the range of their arms is pretty sensible.

Also, swords have been ceremonial weapons for uniforms forever, even though nobody's used them in large-scale warfare for centuries.

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Originally by: SiJira

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Originally by: Jimer Lins

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Originally by: SiJira

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a sword? did you even remember that you are on the eve forums and not some other fantasy game with swords and bows?

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Actually, allowing bladed weapons while prohibiting energy-emitting or projectile weapons makes a lot of sense on a space station. Between hard vacuum outside and sensitive equipment inside, keeping the damage one person can inflict limited to the range of their arms is pretty sensible.

Also, swords have been ceremonial weapons for uniforms forever, even though nobody's used them in large-scale warfare for centuries.

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in eve? for millenia

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Originally by: Jimer Lins

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Originally by: SiJira

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a sword? did you even remember that you are on the eve forums and not some other fantasy game with swords and bows?

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Actually, allowing bladed weapons while prohibiting energy-emitting or projectile weapons makes a lot of sense on a space station. Between hard vacuum outside and sensitive equipment inside, keeping the damage one person can inflict limited to the range of their arms is pretty sensible.

Also, swords have been ceremonial weapons for uniforms forever, even though nobody's used them in large-scale warfare for centuries.

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Originally by: Arana Tellen

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I still say no self respecting pod pilot would wear more than a single symbol of their alliance, not a uniform. You are not a meer grunt in some army (even officer) but a pod pilot, the elite of the elite of the best with unimaginable buying power compared to regular folk. Wearing a uniform and bowing/scraping before another?

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Originally by: Arana Tellen

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I still say no self respecting pod pilot would wear more than a single symbol of their alliance, not a uniform. You are not a meer grunt in some army (even officer) but a pod pilot, the elite of the elite of the best with unimaginable buying power compared to regular folk. Wearing a uniform and bowing/scraping before another?

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Originally by: Arana Tellen

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I still say no self respecting pod pilot would wear more than a single symbol of their alliance, not a uniform. You are not a meer grunt in some army (even officer) but a pod pilot, the elite of the elite of the best with unimaginable buying power compared to regular folk. Wearing a uniform and bowing/scraping before another?

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Originally by: Deviana Sevidon

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One possibility would be to link space missions with ambulation and also include charisma checks in the NPC dialogue.

Example:
Agent gives out a mission via Neocom. You are given like any mission the location of a deadspace area. There you do not find the target person, but only some ships of the same corporation. Inside one of the wrecks there is a damaged ship-log. From this you have two options:

1. Return to the agent and get a reward. Although you have not killed the target person, the agent is convinced you did the best you could and rewards you.that

2. Use the ship log to find out where the group of ships you have just killed have been before, searching for clue where the real target might be. In order to do this you will have to contact a hacker to retrieve the data from the damaged log. So you attempt find a hacker that might restore the data of the ship-log, in a seedy bar on a station.

From this the whole thing becomes something like an escalating path. One possibilty would be the hacker does not trust you and wants something in return (another small mission) or charisma and standings checks are made and the hacker is willing to talk to you. Some other random factors come in, like the hacker telling you that the ship log is beyond repair, effectivly ending this path, or he might give you another clue, that leads to the station where the target person has been before. If you follow the path you have to visit another station, another person, or another deadspace location, etc.

It would be important to have randomness in this story, so it does always be same. Also some factor like positive and negative standings should come into play. If you have positive standings to serpentis and hunting a bloodraider criminal, the serpentis-cartel, you might meet a serpentis agent somewhere in the station, that gives you additional information. Or a federation trader contacts you if you have positive sec-rating and high standing to gallente, to tell you, he saw your target in the next system somewhere. Or your Sec-Rating is below -5 and when you meet a pirate in a lowsec station bar and spend him a drink, he might drop a hint about the targets location.

In the end you might, or you might not locate the target, if you are successfull, you can report back to your agent, who comments your ressourcefullness and gives an additional reward.

These rewards should of course being worse the time and the risk taken to complete the mission. So if it was exceptionally difficult to complete, the agent might reward you with some faction module, or special tags, that can be traded in, in the LP shop.

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Originally by: Shalia Ripper

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Originally by: Jimer Lins

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Originally by: SiJira

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a sword? did you even remember that you are on the eve forums and not some other fantasy game with swords and bows?

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Actually, allowing bladed weapons while prohibiting energy-emitting or projectile weapons makes a lot of sense on a space station. Between hard vacuum outside and sensitive equipment inside, keeping the damage one person can inflict limited to the range of their arms is pretty sensible.

Also, swords have been ceremonial weapons for uniforms forever, even though nobody's used them in large-scale warfare for centuries.

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Centuries? Not quite that long. Cavalries as recent as WWI still wore and used swords.

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