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Nicolo da'Vicenza
Divine Power. Cascade Imminent
237
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Posted - 2012.01.23 01:51:00 -
[91] - Quote
Asuri Kinnes wrote:Nicolo da'Vicenza wrote:Tarryn Nightstorm wrote: If anything, NPC-owned nullsec and w-space are what sov-null should have been...if that were the case, then I guarantee you'd find hisec a lot less over-populated
lmfao so why aren't w-space and npc null packed to the gills right now? Because there are a *lot* of people who have a *lot* invested in current sov mechanics? You mean those guys who keep electing CSM representatives who run on the promise of changing current sov mechanics? It's not like npc nullsec is a new invention btw.
hahahahahaha |

Asuri Kinnes
Adhocracy Incorporated Adhocracy
147
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Posted - 2012.01.23 02:14:00 -
[92] - Quote
Nicolo da'Vicenza wrote:Asuri Kinnes wrote:Nicolo da'Vicenza wrote:Tarryn Nightstorm wrote: If anything, NPC-owned nullsec and w-space are what sov-null should have been...if that were the case, then I guarantee you'd find hisec a lot less over-populated
lmfao so why aren't w-space and npc null packed to the gills right now? Because there are a *lot* of people who have a *lot* invested in current sov mechanics? You mean those guys who keep electing CSM representatives who run on the promise of changing current sov mechanics? It's not like npc nullsec is a new invention btw. hahahahahaha No.
I mean the people (guys, guys playing gals and those few women) who've been out there, doing their thing, whatever it is, for the last two, three, four, 9 years? Some with the same groups/friends they've been with for most of a decade? Those guys.
I mean, I've read your posts before, all over, you do the smart-ass thing real well. Just that this time I was saying what I think you would agree with; people who have invested the the time, energy and resources (personal and corp/alliance) aren't just going to suddenly pull up stakes and do something entirely different, en masse, just because something new has been put in game. I'm sure there are people from 0.0 in all parts of the game, and will be in the future - but the Sovereignty game is (by all reports) very intense. THAT is what I meant.
3/10 troll attempt, but only because I know you can do better......
Wormholes: The *NEW* end game of Eve - Online: No Local. No Lag. No Blues (No Intell Channesl). No Blobs.
NEW FEATURE: NO INCARNA! |

Nicolo da'Vicenza
Divine Power. Cascade Imminent
237
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Posted - 2012.01.23 02:39:00 -
[93] - Quote
Asuri Kinnes wrote:Nicolo da'Vicenza wrote:Asuri Kinnes wrote:Nicolo da'Vicenza wrote:Tarryn Nightstorm wrote: If anything, NPC-owned nullsec and w-space are what sov-null should have been...if that were the case, then I guarantee you'd find hisec a lot less over-populated
lmfao so why aren't w-space and npc null packed to the gills right now? Because there are a *lot* of people who have a *lot* invested in current sov mechanics? You mean those guys who keep electing CSM representatives who run on the promise of changing current sov mechanics? It's not like npc nullsec is a new invention btw. hahahahahaha No. I mean the people (guys, guys playing gals and those few women) who've been out there, doing their thing, whatever it is, for the last two, three, four, 9 years? Some with the same groups/friends they've been with for most of a decade? Those guys. So how are those guys making highsec players overpopulate highsec, as Tarryn claims?
As for deep-rooted null players, you'd be surprised how adaptive they can be when it comes to acquiring income on PvE alts so that they can pursue their grudges in sov-0.0 (because most people who moved to null to make money left long ago). |

Killstealing
Broski Enterprises Elite Space Guild
362
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Posted - 2012.01.23 02:52:00 -
[94] - Quote
All I know is that I don't have to pay for any ship I fly on ops, can borrow incursion ships when I want and can call my CEO a ***** with him just laughing it off. I pity the people who actually have mandatory ops and a 'chain of command', I heard some people can't even call their CEO a ***** which is appaling to me |

Zifrian
Deep Space Innovations
192
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Posted - 2012.01.23 03:19:00 -
[95] - Quote
From a mining perspective (I sometimes mine), there is no incentive to leave high-sec. Even with hulkageddon and other ganking of high-sec mining, there is just not enough of an incentive to go to low/null sec to mine.
Using these numbers: http://img266.imageshack.us/img266/51/orcawithmaxhulk.jpg
So maxed out hulk with a nearly maxed out Orca, and I could make the same thing in highsec. Why leave? For Arkonor and Bistot?
Let's see, pros and cons of high vs. null.
Pro null sec: - Arkonor and Bistot - Rorqual
Con null sec: - Cloaking reds - Hot drops / PVP roams - Have to jump all your mining equipment to null or get through 30+ hops of gate camps with bubbles - Refining your ore sucks, or you need to move it to a station, which isn't always good either, usually station not in same system you mine in - You have to find someone to tank rats to get max yield, they usually want a cut of your profit - Fight over little bit of arkonor and bistot that shows up in the hidden belt you spent the last 5 hours mining crap you could mine in empire to get the industry upgrade up if you don't have natural belts (all while your combat friends can get high level anoms with very little effort with military upgrades and make far more isk per hour) - Jumping minerals to market unless you have an alliance buyer - Replacement equipment harder to get - A lot of time wasted on things other than mining
Pro of high sec: - Perfect refining - Easy access to market - Can get equipment anytime you want - Rats are frigates and can be killed with small drones - No bubbles - Concord protection - Can read a book/watch a movie and mine - Stations in almost every system - Can make the same as Crokite and same or better than all low sec ores - Never have to scan down a belt to make good isk - Time is always well spent, mine when you want, don't when you don't
Con of high sec: - Hulkageddon - Random gankers/can flippers
For all the crying and whining about high-sec miners goes, when it comes down to comparing the two, It's not really a tough decision why people would rather mine in high-sec over null.
For the record, I really wish CCP would balance it out towards null sec. But right now, I'm only going to do what is the best use of my time. Going to null sec is down at the bottom of that list. Maximze your Industry Potential! - Get EVE Isk per Hour!
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Barbie D0ll
Imperial Academy Amarr Empire
44
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Posted - 2012.01.23 04:05:00 -
[96] - Quote
I stole this picture from someone else but I suppose this is [strikeout]one[/strikeout] many reasons why if you have something worthwhile in nullsec, someone will be there shortly to take it |

Skydell
Space Mermaids
115
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Posted - 2012.01.23 04:32:00 -
[97] - Quote
The illusion that high sec is "full" is a problem.
Genesis is huge, mostly empty Khanid is largely empty Minmatar regions, Empty
Even with the vanilla level agent change people haven't spread out but why people choose high sec over null sec is pretty simple. You don't need 1200 people who hate PvE to defend a high sec system. |

Elessa Enaka
State War Academy Caldari State
34
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Posted - 2012.01.23 04:46:00 -
[98] - Quote
Tippia wrote:Vyl Vit wrote:Tippia wrote:So, basically, people choose highsec because they don't know any better?
Sounds reasonableGǪ Nice try. No cigar. Conveniently overlook the gist is returning from 0.0 to have fun playing a game, not staying out there to suck up to a handful of bigshots that own you coming and going. Yeah, no. That would work if all these people actually tried out not-highsec, but they don't. They just stay in highsec because they hear stories like this and don't actually go check for themselves. They choose it because they don't know better.
I've actually tried out not-highsec and found that it really left me wanting....
I went out there and discovered that if you don't want to be an NBSI asshat, there is no place for you. I refuse to be a pet or a renter, I approached several NRDS alliances and discovered that they are too insular and paranoid to even consider allowing you to join their alliance or even to socialize with them so they can get a chance to know you.
So, without an alliance to begin with, setting up a worthwhile operation in 0.0 (even NPC 0.0) isn't an option for a fairly small NRDS corp.
I've also looked into lowsec and found that it isn't nearly as bad as some would have you think. Yes, there are shitheads there, but there are also some decent people if you look hard enough. The pirates are ridiculous, trying to negotiate with them is like trying to communicate with a brick. I like lowsec, it gives a nice balance of what you can find in 0.0 and what you can find in highsec.
I will be honest though, I spend a good deal of my time in highsec due to the convenience of it. Low and 0.0 hold no fear over me as they do many other residents of highsec, though that does not mean that I feel that I must spend most of my time in them.
I just go there when I feel like it. Devour to survive, so it is, so it's always been |

Nicolo da'Vicenza
Divine Power. Cascade Imminent
237
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Posted - 2012.01.23 06:41:00 -
[99] - Quote
Zifrian wrote:For all the crying and whining about high-sec miners goes, when it comes down to comparing the two, It's not really a tough decision why people would rather mine in high-sec over null.
For the record, I really wish CCP would balance it out towards null sec. But right now, I'm only going to do what is the best use of my time. Going to null sec is down at the bottom of that list. you and everyone else man, at least you're honest enough to not hide behind some histrionic emotion-fuel justification of it.
Nerf the crap ouf null years ago, create new, riskfree isk faucets in highsec, wonder where all the inhabitants went. Hmmm... |

Herzog Wolfhammer
Sigma Special Tactics Group
1153
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Posted - 2012.01.23 06:53:00 -
[100] - Quote
High sec is great to stage out of, but if you don't want nullsec politics and slavery, then have the patience to use wormholes get between the two. You can end up in pockets of null so deep even the people who "own" it won't bother to look for you there. And I have found if you are not in a bot-infested area, they really don't care.
Wormholes do get camped, but nothing like the way gates are camped. There is a score of variables around that. You must study it.
I have been using the same ship for these endeavors since 2009 and with the goal of avoiding combat - except for the occasional exploration site or sleepers on my way - you need not worry so much about PVP. PVP is NOT: "you leave highsec, get blobbed, die, not profit(?), repeat till broke". It's BS. I go into null for weeks, never use gates, seldom use stations (unless it's a place where i can establish a JC), and eventually come back with a hold full of exploration and sleeper goodies.
You need patience and a will to play the game in a way that requires it, and shed the "everybody get stuck in the same rush hour on the same highway every day" mode of thinking that seems to infect this game. You will not fit ships the way you "should", you will not do what everybody else does, but good applications of strategy and tactics will see you through to your mission.
It's either mine and grind in highsec or rent and cannon fodder in null, IF you forget what a sandbox this game is.
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Deen Wispa
Screaming War Eagles Incorporated
84
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Posted - 2012.01.23 07:00:00 -
[101] - Quote
Why hisec?
Kids. Hot girlfriend. Partying on the weekends. Well-paid job. Running a business.
That's why hisec. . |

Umega
Solis Mensa
47
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Posted - 2012.01.23 07:39:00 -
[102] - Quote
I demand the title of this thread be changed to 'Assumption vs Truth'.
Can lead a donkey to water, can't make the donkey drink.
I'm not going to address some of the misconceptions from my perspective.. it looks, pointless to even try.
Other than state.. it really is poor logic to lump every single member of a null alliance into a stereotype. And then ontop of that.. lump all null sec core players into a single derogatory stereotype. The people that tend to do this are so bitter.. simply because they really do NOT get this game. They never will. Forget them.. they will be forgotten eventually anyway.
There are plenty of well rounded, good down to earth people across all of null/low, all them alliances, pirates, whatever. They are just playing this game.. EVE. Everybody Verse Everybody or as I like to call it, Enjoying Vicarious Entertainment.
In my experinces.. I dare say those people that stem n stay n live only in highsec are more mentally f'd up than the rest (idk some of you wh'ers are pretty nuts too). Take things too serious. Don't throw caution to the wind.. cause this is merely a video game. A 'cruel harsh'.. video game. Really.. it's only as harsh as your mind lets it be.
Highsec is so repeatative. I mean.. really.. really.. really badly repeatative. You all should be thankful things take place to 'grief' you. Ultimately.. it should just spice up the game for you and your life. Can only mine a rock with a pointless lil frig rat daisy slapping you so much.. can only run the same ole 4s so much.. same Incursions.. same mind numbingly easy exploration sites.. cart supplies from same hub to n from.. click invention/research jobs on.. before, you're Dead. There are no stories.. no room for growth. There is nothing epic about amassing billions.. when you do nothing with it. A shiny is only shiny when you take it out to let it shine.
And the most important thing you can set out to shine in this 'vicious', 'harsh', 'evil' MMO called EVE.. is Yourself. Tough to do when you are trapped in a never ending repeatative cycle.. that you have your mind believing is the correct way. Fear, afraid of what's beyond the Door. Afraid of losing.
Here is a hint for some of you..
You are going to lose everything when you quit. Make the most of everything you have while you have it here.. enjoy this game to it's full potential and let yourselves go. Some day you will quit.. what is wealth without memories? Only memories will be remembered. |

Jaroslav Unwanted
Brutor Tribe Minmatar Republic
1311
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Posted - 2012.01.23 07:57:00 -
[103] - Quote
@ Umega
plenty of cliche ..
memories are irrelevant in same way as anything else. Universe will cease to exist at some point an time.. And memories of minor achievement in game will not be remembered even in next generation..
Your kids will not remember anything about your grand father/mother. And what they will remember is up to "goverment" and what they want people to become/ what they allow to be lectured. What side of history etc.
It will take approximately two full generation to create common knowledge of 1+1=3 |

Umega
Solis Mensa
50
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Posted - 2012.01.23 08:17:00 -
[104] - Quote
Jaroslav Unwanted wrote:@ Umega
plenty of cliche ..
memories are irrelevant in same way as anything else. Universe will cease to exist at some point an time.. And memories of minor achievement in game will not be remembered even in next generation..
Your kids will not remember anything about your grand father/mother. And what they will remember is up to "goverment" and what they want people to become/ what they allow to be lectured. What side of history etc.
It will take approximately two full generation to create common knowledge of 1+1=3
Okey dokes, soothsayer.
And for all you know the Universe will collapse and repop into the same Universe, because mathematical ties are so strong like that. All the formulas of the past re-formulate into the same equations, with the same contests and the same outcomes. And your life, and your memories repeat themselves again.. and for those that failed in a video game will fail again.And those that share a laugh and enjoy the game that it was meant to be played will enjoy it again.. and again.. and again.. while those fear mongers are clutching the nonexistent pixel items/wealth for no good reason other than to horde.
I liked my transformers out of the package when I was kid. And I beat the **** out of them, blown one up with a cherry bomb.. and had a blast. Keeping them in a box, never to be used.. is a waste of a moment, a memory. Simple analogy to my point.
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pussnheels
Vintage heavy industries
300
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Posted - 2012.01.23 08:39:00 -
[105] - Quote
Umega wrote:I demand the title of this thread be changed to 'Assumption vs Truth'.
Can lead a donkey to water, can't make the donkey drink.
I'm not going to address some of the misconceptions from my perspective.. it looks, pointless to even try.
Other than state.. it really is poor logic to lump every single member of a null alliance into a stereotype. And then ontop of that.. lump all null sec core players into a single derogatory stereotype. The people that tend to do this are so bitter.. simply because they really do NOT get this game. They never will. Forget them.. they will be forgotten eventually anyway.
There are plenty of well rounded, good down to earth people across all of null/low, all them alliances, pirates, whatever. They are just playing this game.. EVE. Everybody Verse Everybody or as I like to call it, Enjoying Vicarious Entertainment.
In my experinces.. I dare say those people that stem n stay n live only in highsec are more mentally f'd up than the rest (idk some of you wh'ers are pretty nuts too). Take things too serious. Don't throw caution to the wind.. cause this is merely a video game. A 'cruel harsh'.. video game. Really.. it's only as harsh as your mind lets it be.
Highsec is so repeatative. I mean.. really.. really.. really badly repeatative. You all should be thankful things take place to 'grief' you. Ultimately.. it should just spice up the game for you and your life. Can only mine a rock with a pointless lil frig rat daisy slapping you so much.. can only run the same ole 4s so much.. same Incursions.. same mind numbingly easy exploration sites.. cart supplies from same hub to n from.. click invention/research jobs on.. before, you're Dead. There are no stories.. no room for growth. There is nothing epic about amassing billions.. when you do nothing with it. A shiny is only shiny when you take it out to let it shine.
And the most important thing you can set out to shine in this 'vicious', 'harsh', 'evil' MMO called EVE.. is Yourself. Tough to do when you are trapped in a never ending repeatative cycle.. that you have your mind believing is the correct way. Fear, afraid of what's beyond the Door. Afraid of losing.
Here is a hint for some of you..
You are going to lose everything when you quit. Make the most of everything you have while you have it here.. enjoy this game to it's full potential and let yourselves go. Some day you will quit.. what is wealth without memories? Only memories will be remembered.
Actually people tend to disagree with you , you nullsec dwellers are bunch of paranoid teenagers who still need to get laid for the first time , no imagination , absolute no planning skills by the average blobber,certainly no open mind about what you can and cannot do in this game and what is worse , there is no future , what else are you expect to do out there than to blob up or do another anomoly in between blobs
I am so sick and tired of you socalled nullsec elitist who think everything done by CCP is for them alone and that people shoulkd play this game your way and anybody thinking otherwise should leave or if they don't leave voluntarry , grief them out of the game and what is most hypocrite of all , you ullsec assholes are the first to cry because they rarely find new members these days anymore and can't understand why people refuse to go to nullsec
You ve done nothing out there except complaining about high sec and the lack of things to do or to explore , there is plenty to do out there , you nullsec assholes are just too blind and too lazy or stupid to see it I do not agree with what you are saying , but i will defend to the death your right to say it...... Voltaire |

Umega
Solis Mensa
50
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Posted - 2012.01.23 08:56:00 -
[106] - Quote
pussnheels wrote:Umega wrote:I demand the title of this thread be changed to 'Assumption vs Truth'.
Can lead a donkey to water, can't make the donkey drink.
I'm not going to address some of the misconceptions from my perspective.. it looks, pointless to even try.
Other than state.. it really is poor logic to lump every single member of a null alliance into a stereotype. And then ontop of that.. lump all null sec core players into a single derogatory stereotype. The people that tend to do this are so bitter.. simply because they really do NOT get this game. They never will. Forget them.. they will be forgotten eventually anyway.
There are plenty of well rounded, good down to earth people across all of null/low, all them alliances, pirates, whatever. They are just playing this game.. EVE. Everybody Verse Everybody or as I like to call it, Enjoying Vicarious Entertainment.
In my experinces.. I dare say those people that stem n stay n live only in highsec are more mentally f'd up than the rest (idk some of you wh'ers are pretty nuts too). Take things too serious. Don't throw caution to the wind.. cause this is merely a video game. A 'cruel harsh'.. video game. Really.. it's only as harsh as your mind lets it be.
Highsec is so repeatative. I mean.. really.. really.. really badly repeatative. You all should be thankful things take place to 'grief' you. Ultimately.. it should just spice up the game for you and your life. Can only mine a rock with a pointless lil frig rat daisy slapping you so much.. can only run the same ole 4s so much.. same Incursions.. same mind numbingly easy exploration sites.. cart supplies from same hub to n from.. click invention/research jobs on.. before, you're Dead. There are no stories.. no room for growth. There is nothing epic about amassing billions.. when you do nothing with it. A shiny is only shiny when you take it out to let it shine.
And the most important thing you can set out to shine in this 'vicious', 'harsh', 'evil' MMO called EVE.. is Yourself. Tough to do when you are trapped in a never ending repeatative cycle.. that you have your mind believing is the correct way. Fear, afraid of what's beyond the Door. Afraid of losing.
Here is a hint for some of you..
You are going to lose everything when you quit. Make the most of everything you have while you have it here.. enjoy this game to it's full potential and let yourselves go. Some day you will quit.. what is wealth without memories? Only memories will be remembered. Actually people tend to disagree with you , you nullsec dwellers are bunch of paranoid teenagers who still need to get laid for the first time , no imagination , absolute no planning skills by the average blobber,certainly no open mind about what you can and cannot do in this game and what is worse , there is no future , what else are you expect to do out there than to blob up or do another anomoly in between blobs I am so sick and tired of you socalled nullsec elitist who think everything done by CCP is for them alone and that people shoulkd play this game your way and anybody thinking otherwise should leave or if they don't leave voluntarry , grief them out of the game and what is most hypocrite of all , you ullsec assholes are the first to cry because they rarely find new members these days anymore and can't understand why people refuse to go to nullsec You ve done nothing out there except complaining about high sec and the lack of things to do or to explore , there is plenty to do out there , you nullsec assholes are just too blind and too lazy or stupid to see it
Heh.
I'll keep this simple with a minor question.. and let the differences in each other's post allow others to draw their own conclusions.
Why do you think Goons attacked ice miners? |

Lord Zim
Bat Country Goonswarm Federation
534
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Posted - 2012.01.23 08:57:00 -
[107] - Quote
pussnheels wrote:Actually people tend to disagree with you , you nullsec dwellers are bunch of paranoid teenagers who still need to get laid for the first time , no imagination , absolute no planning skills by the average blobber,certainly no open mind about what you can and cannot do in this game and what is worse , there is no future , what else are you expect to do out there than to blob up or do another anomoly in between blobs Heh. I think someone took a look in the mirror and described themselves, but to make them feel better about themselves, they replaced "I" with "you nullsec dwellers".
Have a tinfoil hat and some anti-bitter. |

Professor Alphane
Alphane Research Co-operative
221
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Posted - 2012.01.23 09:08:00 -
[108] - Quote
Skim read some of the thread, full of null vs high politics so I skipped most of it.
What I would say from my point of view.
Back when I first played EVE several years ago , high sec income was dire, the only way to make decent isk was to get involved in the more PvP orientated game (lo-null). After returning some 3 years later that is no longer the case, a high seccer these days can quite happily afford to plex there account and afford some shineys on top (dependent on what you do) . Makes the 'job ingame' style of null sec seem less worthwhile, why join some little hitlers personal military just to earn a bit more, what you gonna do with all that isk anyway?
YOU MUST THINK FIRST.... |

Sicex
12
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Posted - 2012.01.23 09:08:00 -
[109] - Quote
Umega wrote:Why do you think Goons attacked ice miners?
Duh, they're meanie heads... 
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Black Dranzer
133
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Posted - 2012.01.23 09:12:00 -
[110] - Quote
I live in highsec because that's where Jita is. In my (admittedly limited) experience, the lowsec and nullsec markets are absolutely horrendous.
I'd be more inclined to do faction warfare if it wasn't, you know, ****. |

KrakizBad
Eve Defence Force Fatal Ascension
262
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Posted - 2012.01.23 09:24:00 -
[111] - Quote
Quality tears. http://i.imgur.com/cOmMP.gif |

ACE McFACE
Acetech Systems
549
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Posted - 2012.01.23 09:31:00 -
[112] - Quote
I choose high sec because all the 'evil people' we fight in CTAs sort targets alphabetically after they kill the important things. ACE is pretty high on that list Real men wear goggles and a Navy shirt! |

Pillowtalk
Republic Military School Minmatar Republic
6
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Posted - 2012.01.23 09:31:00 -
[113] - Quote
Andski wrote:Grumpy Owly wrote:Andski wrote:saltrock0000 wrote:0.0 focuses on moon mining and sov space - this means the alliance leaders scooping moon goo make billions whilst expecting thier members to fly unsociable hours protecting thier isk income.
The alliance leaders treat thier memebrs like total crap and expect massive turn outs for thier CTA's Those are the alliances that fall apart the second a more powerful entity looks at them crosswise. saltrock0000 wrote:People need to make ISK to fund pvp ships. Now either offer FULL ship replacements or respect people need to RAT to make money to defend your pos's ship replacement programs? what an innovative idea, if only we had thought of that and implemented a comprehensive ISK compensation program for strat ops and a partial compensation program for roaming/solo PvP oh wait, we have, and we're far from the first alliance to do that! And then look at the 15% tax needed to run that "partial" programme.  ahahahaha taxes son, we have 60+ tech moons, taxes just keep the wallet healthy fyi we paid out 120b in "partial" reimbursements in december
I may not know Eve perfectly, but I'm a pro at math. So lets take a looksie......
2400 technetium a day x 30 days x 60 moons x 100,000 isk per unit =
432 billion a month
And your reimbursement program is "partial" AND you have a 15% tax rate AND you claim that your members aren't your slaves.
Now Im gunna go nuts here trying to help you out and say it costs 400,000,000 isk a month to keep one of those technetium POS's fueled. That comes to 24 billion.
That would give us 432 bil - 24 bil =408 bil - 120 bil paid out for ship replacement = 288 billion
Hmm 288 billion profit a month AND a 15% tax rate on your members, and we didn't even include income from other moons.
You Sir fail at math, and you have shown just how much nullsec really is slavery, and I am calling the IRS on you. Do they know about these 60 tech moons? |

Lord Zim
Bat Country Goonswarm Federation
535
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Posted - 2012.01.23 09:32:00 -
[114] - Quote
Oh look, someone doesn't understand that SOV etc (and shinies such as JBs) actually costs money.
I'm literally shocked. |

Teowulff Odinson
Republic Military School Minmatar Republic
1
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Posted - 2012.01.23 09:34:00 -
[115] - Quote
Well nullsec isn't for casual players like me.
After having been absent for a while due to RL things I'm not really waiting to see my stuff lost in some station that's been taken over. I don't like being extremely dependent on my corpies. I don't want to answer CTAs when I don't feel like it. I'm not interested in blob wars.
And so on. I would like a universe like in starwars with remote neutral outposts and outlaws - but nulsec is hardly like that. Things like interdictors and gate camps really make things a lot less casual player friendly. Especially if you have to travel hours to get there in the first place. I just don't have time for that.
Next to that there's not a lot of incentives for solo or small groups. There's no way you can do risky hit-and-run raids on high-end moon installations to steal the materials, for example. No way to make phat loot in a small amount of time. There's no way to smuggle stuff. There's actually not a lot of rewarding adventurous things to do for solo players or small groups.
Highsec is just easy. Everything is available and withing acceptable range. Admitted, it gets a bit boring but that's also due to the game mechanics. Missions could be more exciting. Mining could have been designed to be more fun and challening. |

Pillowtalk
Republic Military School Minmatar Republic
6
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Posted - 2012.01.23 09:39:00 -
[116] - Quote
Lord Zim wrote:Oh look, someone doesn't understand that SOV etc (and shinies such as JBs) actually costs money.
I'm literally shocked.
Well from the looks of the map Goons hold about 60ish systems or so.
So if we divide 288 billion by 60 we get 4.8 billion per system per month.
So it costs 4.8 billion to buy and run the sov structures for a month? |

Vaerah Vahrokha
Vahrokh Consulting
158
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Posted - 2012.01.23 09:48:00 -
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saltrock0000 wrote:People choose highset and oftern leave 0.0 for a few reasons, and yeah if you like to think your a 0.0 ellietist twot then maybe take note of some issues i will raise.
0.0 focuses on moon mining and sov space - this means the alliance leaders scooping moon goo make billions whilst expecting thier members to fly unsociable hours protecting thier isk income.
The alliance leaders treat thier memebrs like total crap and expect massive turn outs for thier CTA's
There is only so much ABC target f1 any person can take in fleet engagements
People need to make ISK to fund pvp ships. Now either offer FULL ship replacements or respect people need to RAT to make money to defend your pos's
The endless lagged blobfest that is fleet battles is just boring, pointless and a waste of time.
This is a game people should paly it for fun
I have been on a sh!tty alliance like that.
That's why I dumped them and switched to another. Big deal, eh? |

Lord Zim
Bat Country Goonswarm Federation
535
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Posted - 2012.01.23 09:49:00 -
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Pillowtalk wrote:Lord Zim wrote:Oh look, someone doesn't understand that SOV etc (and shinies such as JBs) actually costs money.
I'm literally shocked. Well from the looks of the map Goons hold about 60ish systems or so. So if we divide 288 billion by 60 we get 4.8 billion per system per month. So it costs 4.8 billion to buy and run the sov structures for a month? Come on now, you're gunna have to give me more than that if you wanna win me over to your way of thinking. 4.8 billion per system per month is still a butt load of cash. Also don't forget we are ONLY talking about your income from tech moons. We haven't touched the income from other sources such as lower quality moons or the 15% tax, or your market manipulation shenanigans. Add supers investment, JB fuel, fuel for the ships fuelling the JBs, and building an actual warchest for when tech isn't the go-to moon anymore, and there you go.
I'm not saying we're running a not-for-profit organization here, but the reason the reimbursement is "partial" and still not higher than 120b is because we're not giving people fully fitted ships (we're reimbursing the difference between cost of a new ship and insurance), and we haven't lost more ships.
Also, I didn't PVP for a full month because I didn't feel like it. I'm feeling like such a slave. |

Roime
UNFRL Fleet Operations CONSORTIUM UNIVERSALIS
126
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Posted - 2012.01.23 09:55:00 -
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I still don't understand why people associate themselves with security levels
So I choose New Eden. |

Pillowtalk
Republic Military School Minmatar Republic
6
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Posted - 2012.01.23 10:00:00 -
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Lord Zim wrote:
I'm not saying we're running a not-for-profit organization here
Why not? Shouldn't everyone receive equal parts of the profits seeing as nothing an alliance accomplishes is done alone?
Why should any of the higher ups get a stash of money so big that they could play eve for free for the next 50 years?
Wallstreet anyone? And you guys portray yourselves as anti-establishment. lol
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