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Sable Schroedinger Jericho Fraction The Star Fraction	Posted - 2007.10.30 13:19:00 - [61] Originally by: AntonioBanderas Originally by: Death Spirit Originally by: Sable Schroedinger ...which brings me back to my old gripe about secure cans adn abandoned ships i COMPLETLY agree on the cans i mine in .5 sometimes and i see BILLIONS of cans that are not used anymore (some dating back 3+ years) i know they bought it to be secure but... wth i SERIOUSLY doubt after 1 month that they care about that can anymore.. not entirely true. i have cans all over the space in safespots, holding my ammo. So. make secure cans hackable after fixed period of nonusage. If someone as much as opens the can, it's usage and hacking timer resets. After... say... 30 or 60 days, they become hackable (and marked as hackable on overview). What'ca think? I'm mean about such things, but 30-60 days is too long for me. I'd prolly be less critical about things in safe spots, but stuff anywhere near a celestial object should be cleaned up if not used after only a few days. Gives everyone else a chance, cuts out lag and encourages people to clean up after themselves - I would imagine a large % of the cans out there are ones that people have left and couldn't be bothered to go back for. -------------------------------------------- SF Recruiting
AntonioBanderas Empirius Enigmus Navy Dark Matter Coalition	Posted - 2007.10.30 13:32:00 - [62] Edited by: AntonioBanderas on 30/10/2007 13:32:28 it would certainly make EVE cleaner place, and would reduce lag considerably.

CCP Explorer	Posted - 2007.10.30 13:38:00 - [63] Originally by: Krexus Hacking skill. Burglars had to have some skill to counter that burglar alarm. Crowbar? It's usually the lack of skills that force people into breaking and stealing... Erlendur S. Thorsteinsson Software Director EVE Online, CCP Games

Hachun K'ar	Posted - 2007.10.30 13:42:00 - [64] Originally by: CCP Explorer Originally by: Krexus Hacking skill. Burglars had to have some skill to counter that burglar alarm. Crowbar? It's usually the lack of skills that force people into breaking and stealing... I would say The Mafia don't have a lack of skills... and they nick cars...
AntonioBanderas Empirius Enigmus Navy Dark Matter Coalition	Posted - 2007.10.30 13:44:00 - [65] Originally by: CCP Explorer Originally by: Krexus Hacking skill. Burglars had to have some skill to counter that burglar alarm. Crowbar? It's usually the lack of skills that force people into breaking and stealing... ****.
Sheriff Jones Amarr Please Enter Password	Posted - 2007.10.30 13:44:00 - [66] Originally by: CCP Explorer Originally by: Krexus Hacking skill. Burglars had to have some skill to counter that burglar alarm. Crowbar? It's usually the lack of skills that force people into breaking and stealing... Actually, it's the lack of alternate means of procuring currency, or the lack of "driving force" to do as the rest of the community. It takes skill to do it properly though My opinions represent the opinions of my corporation completely. I'm the CEO damnit.
Talsha Talamar Amarr Nebula Rasa Holdings Nebula Rasa	Posted - 2007.10.30 13:55:00 - [67] Originally by: CCP Explorer Edited by: CCP Explorer on 30/10/2007 10:02:04 Originally by: Leilani Solaris Just like you put a chain on your bike if you leave it outside you should be able to password your ship. In real life your bike, or parts of it, can get stolen even if you chain it. Same for cars, my car was broken into once and the stereo stolen, even though the car had burglar-alarm and was inside a garage. Password-protecting a ship would make it impossible to steal... and EVE is supposed to be harsher than real life. How would you suggest we tackle that angle? hmm.. a) Make the password ***able on a flat chance and a cycle of testing choosen for balance, so that they are *able but not on the go. b) Send an eve-mail to the ships owner if an *ing attempt fails. c) Introduce the hacking skill as variable in the **ing process. d) Make the passwords short enough that they could* be ****ed by manual brute force coughs* for the manics around.. e) Introduce theft \| antitheft modules grins.
Barbara Bach	Posted - 2007.10.30 14:01:00 - [68] At first, I didn't think much of the op's idea, but after thinking about it a bit, I'm really on board. We can password protect containers, but not ships? Ships made with super-advanced technology and filled with crewmembers. Why would that be? I'd add this, but for game purposes only for use in POS, while the POS is online (I hate litter too).
An Anarchyyt Gallente Sublime.	Posted - 2007.10.30 14:07:00 - [69] Originally by: Sheriff Jones Originally by: CCP Explorer Originally by: Krexus Hacking skill. Burglars had to have some skill to counter that burglar alarm. Crowbar? It's usually the lack of skills that force people into breaking and stealing... Actually, it's the lack of alternate means of procuring currency, or the lack of "driving force" to do as the rest of the community. It takes skill to do it properly though Stating what he said in more specific terms doesn't make one more right. Originally by: CCP Wrangler Second, a gentile is a non jewish person
Triviian	Posted - 2007.10.30 14:11:00 - [70] Excuse my noob'ness, I've only been playing the game for a few days. Why would you eject from a ship and leave it unattended?
Xoria Krint The Movement	Posted - 2007.10.30 14:12:00 - [71] Originally by: CCP Explorer It's usually the lack of skills that force people into breaking and stealing... Or maybe he is more skilled then you but just had bad luck in life. - My Movies Hijack and die
Maxpie Cross Roads	Posted - 2007.10.30 14:13:00 - [72] Originally by: Triviian Excuse my noob'ness, I've only been playing the game for a few days. Why would you eject from a ship and leave it unattended? At a POS (Player Operated Station) there is not really any way to dock your ship without leaving it available for anyone (that can get in past the shields) to simply take it away. So if you, for example are out at a POS far from any regular stations, you might want to be able to play Eve with more than 1 ship, but you can never truly, safely dock them as things stand right now. He put... creatures... in our bodies... to control our minds. He made us... say lies... do things.
Mr. Orange Gallente Band of Freelancers	Posted - 2007.10.30 14:29:00 - [73] Who needs a password for a ship when you have perfectly fine weapons to punch new holes in it's hull... The Pusher Man
Sheriff Jones Amarr Please Enter Password	Posted - 2007.10.30 14:30:00 - [74] Edited by: Sheriff Jones on 30/10/2007 14:30:09 Originally by: An Anarchyyt Stating what he said in more specific terms doesn't make one more right. But it was implied towards the skills of thievery, as it was quoted on. So it was pointed in the wrong skiltree direction so to speak My opinions represent the opinions of my corporation completely. I'm the CEO damnit.
Mary Magdalene	Posted - 2007.10.30 14:33:00 - [75] but ccp we also need an alarm that screams "get back you bastard i'll break your legs" if anyone comes to close to it. How DARE you
Arvald Caldari House of Tempers	Posted - 2007.10.30 14:34:00 - [76] Originally by: CCP Explorer Edited by: CCP Explorer on 30/10/2007 10:02:04 Originally by: Leilani Solaris Just like you put a chain on your bike if you leave it outside you should be able to password your ship. In real life your bike, or parts of it, can get stolen even if you chain it. Same for cars, my car was broken into once and the stereo stolen, even though the car had burglar-alarm and was inside a garage. Password-protecting a ship would make it impossible to steal... and EVE is supposed to be harsher than real life. How would you suggest we tackle that angle? make a space guard dog that you have to kill in order to take the ship --------------------------- Originally by: eddie valvetino little small voice in the back of my head i've ignored all summer now screams "BLOW SOMETHING UP!!!!!!!!! M***R FCKER!!!!!!"
Sky Grunthor Minmatar Core Element	Posted - 2007.10.30 14:41:00 - [77] Originally by: CCP Explorer Edited by: CCP Explorer on 30/10/2007 10:02:04 Originally by: Leilani Solaris Just like you put a chain on your bike if you leave it outside you should be able to password your ship. In real life your bike, or parts of it, can get stolen even if you chain it. Same for cars, my car was broken into once and the stereo stolen, even though the car had burglar-alarm and was inside a garage. Password-protecting a ship would make it impossible to steal... and EVE is supposed to be harsher than real life. How would you suggest we tackle that angle? the hacking skill with a code breaker equiped Search: Sky Grunthor
Pattern Clarc Infinitus Odium The Church.	Posted - 2007.10.30 14:41:00 - [78] Originally by: CCP Explorer and EVE is supposed to be harsher than real life. Because we all get clones, free car insurance and a police who always gets the bad guy? Quote: [02:31:17] ISD BH Kestrelprime > The Pally is powerful enough. [02:31:27] ISD BH Kestrelprime > All it needs is a hearthstone so it can Bubblehearth.

CCP Prism X	Posted - 2007.10.30 14:42:00 - [79] Originally by: CCP Explorer Edited by: CCP Explorer on 30/10/2007 10:02:04 Originally by: Leilani Solaris Just like you put a chain on your bike if you leave it outside you should be able to password your ship. In real life your bike, or parts of it, can get stolen even if you chain it. Same for cars, my car was broken into once and the stereo stolen, even though the car had burglar-alarm and was inside a garage. Password-protecting a ship would make it impossible to steal... and EVE is supposed to be harsher than real life. How would you suggest we tackle that angle? Imagine how spiffy this scene would be. You eject from your brand new Marauder class ship which is password protected like there's no tomorrow. Only to come back and notice some noob Zerg salvaging his ship into oblivion. Imagine the ISK sink! We should so DO this! ...You were suggesting that.. right? ~ Prism X EvE Ectoplasmic Database Developer, Relocating your character to a cozy, giant secure container since 2006.

Malcanis High4Life SMASH Alliance	Posted - 2007.10.30 14:50:00 - [80] Originally by: CCP Explorer Edited by: CCP Explorer on 30/10/2007 10:02:04 Originally by: Leilani Solaris Just like you put a chain on your bike if you leave it outside you should be able to password your ship. In real life your bike, or parts of it, can get stolen even if you chain it. Same for cars, my car was broken into once and the stereo stolen, even though the car had burglar-alarm and was inside a garage. Password-protecting a ship would make it impossible to steal... and EVE is supposed to be harsher than real life. How would you suggest we tackle that angle? if only there was some kind of module you could use for hacking ... CONCORD provide consequences, not safety; only you can do that.
Adunh Slavy KIA Corp KIA Alliance	Posted - 2007.10.30 14:55:00 - [81] Originally by: CCP Explorer Password-protecting a ship would make it impossible to steal... and EVE is supposed to be harsher than real life. How would you suggest we tackle that angle? Prob been suggested ... Hacking skills - the better the skill, the more stuff you can unlock. With low skills perhaps the player can nab a few modules or rig parts, leaving the ship damaged. At better skills the player can take the entire ship. The Real Space Initiative
Nian Banks Minmatar Berserkers of Aesir	Posted - 2007.10.30 15:10:00 - [82] Heres an idea to solve the trash problem. For items left unattended in space, cans and ships. After every downtime the object takes a 10% hit to its armor then the hull. I.e. 20 days. Once the object is out of hull it either pops if its a can or it turns into a wreck if its a ship, the wreck ofcourse is scanable. Then the wreck dies from the next down time.
Ctharth Frontier Innovation Frontal Impact	Posted - 2007.10.30 15:12:00 - [83] Originally by: CCP Prism X Originally by: CCP Explorer Edited by: CCP Explorer on 30/10/2007 10:02:04 Originally by: Leilani Solaris Just like you put a chain on your bike if you leave it outside you should be able to password your ship. In real life your bike, or parts of it, can get stolen even if you chain it. Same for cars, my car was broken into once and the stereo stolen, even though the car had burglar-alarm and was inside a garage. Password-protecting a ship would make it impossible to steal... and EVE is supposed to be harsher than real life. How would you suggest we tackle that angle? Imagine how spiffy this scene would be. You eject from your brand new Marauder class ship which is password protected like there's no tomorrow. Only to come back and notice some noob Zerg salvaging his ship into oblivion. Imagine the ISK sink! We should so DO this! ...You were suggesting that.. right? Oh cool and imagine the isk that can be put into theft insurrence... major isk sink as well.
Mindlles 0utbreak	Posted - 2007.10.30 15:13:00 - [84] Originally by: CCP Explorer [and EVE is supposed to be harsher than real life. I cant belive i just saw another dev make a post like that. Well u can start with removing soverinty, local, poses. And let eve be as harsh as u dudes keep saying.... Then u can implant another skill for password *****ing/ steal parts :P
Greenwing SuX ltd. Rare Faction	Posted - 2007.10.30 16:56:00 - [85] Originally by: CCP Explorer Originally by: Krexus Hacking skill. Burglars had to have some skill to counter that burglar alarm. Crowbar? It's usually the lack of skills that force people into breaking and stealing... Sounds like a good idea, just make a skill and if you don't have it you can steal ships
Tarminic Forsaken Resistance	Posted - 2007.10.30 17:02:00 - [86] Originally by: Mindlles Originally by: CCP Explorer [and EVE is supposed to be harsher than real life. I cant belive i just saw another dev make a post like that. Well u can start with removing soverinty, local, poses. And let eve be as harsh as u dudes keep saying.... Then u can implant another skill for password *****ing/ steal parts :P Wait, what is the actual point of your post? It doesn't make much sense at the moment... ---------------- Tarminic - 29 Million SP in Forum Warfare Wrangler on Whining
Le Skunk Low Sec Liberators	Posted - 2007.10.30 17:29:00 - [87] Originally by: Leilani Solaris Originally by: Xtreem im thinking soemone stole a ship of ur at a pos :( might be an ok idea but would need tweaking, ie only works when the sheild is up, so if the pos is popped by hostiles they can still take it. only works in the sheilds so people who eject in space can still lose there stuff. nobody stole my ship, it was just an idea. Someoen stole your bike? SKUNK
Talland 0utbreak	Posted - 2007.10.30 18:01:00 - [88] Never mind locking/hacking skills, how about boarding skills. Very easy with a little time and some skills to board an unmanned vessel. Harder but possible with a ship locked down by a gang with boarding modules fitted. You take their cap to 10%, speed to less than x m/s and to 1/2 hull and you can activate your 1k range high slot boarding module, timer bars run, you have to keep the ship pinned down without blowing it up accidentally, but if you do succeed the pilot is forced to eject in his pod. Now that would make piracy and PVP fun! One thing to blow them up, even better to take their stuff
Hana Lena Gallente Federal Navy Academy	Posted - 2007.10.30 18:05:00 - [89] Edited by: Hana Lena on 30/10/2007 18:06:22 Originally by: CCP Explorer In real life your bike, or parts of it, can get stolen even if you chain it. Same for cars, my car was broken into once and the stereo stolen, even though the car had burglar-alarm and was inside a garage. Password-protecting a ship would make it impossible to steal... and EVE is supposed to be harsher than real life. How would you suggest we tackle that angle? Make the moduals stealable for example you steal a high slot item you can steal the next mid slot that was "under" the high slot and so on and so forth. Other wise I think passwording your ship could be a good idea. ADHD + Dyslexia = BAD SPELLING Proud to be in the FNA and not be a alt! Meow Mix! Bacon! DOOM!
omiNATION Gallente Vanguard of the Ouroboros Nation	Posted - 2007.10.30 18:16:00 - [90] Originally by: CCP Explorer Edited by: CCP Explorer on 30/10/2007 10:02:04 Originally by: Leilani Solaris Just like you put a chain on your bike if you leave it outside you should be able to password your ship. In real life your bike, or parts of it, can get stolen even if you chain it. Same for cars, my car was broken into once and the stereo stolen, even though the car had burglar-alarm and was inside a garage. Password-protecting a ship would make it impossible to steal... and EVE is supposed to be harsher than real life. How would you suggest we tackle that angle? because 4 digit pins are impossible to break? I dunno, it might be nice to see someone warp back to their titan and find someone stole the hubcaps off the thing. "My doomsday device! ***** stole my doomsday device!" [sig] EVE, basically an MMORPG with prison rules. [/sig]

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