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Demonicly Posessed
Imperial Academy Amarr Empire
0
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Posted - 2012.03.06 23:03:00 -
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Renslip Darkdraught wrote:I am very new player who is looking to get his Yar on. When I fly around low sec, all I typically find are docked pilots and ships way beyond my ken. I would really appreciate it if more unprotected miners would venture into low sec. Please send me a message before hand so I can flag you as willing to get popped by a newb. I can't make any big money flipping cans in high sec, everyone just pays a ransom on their goods to avoid a fight. Sure, it's better than the crappy missions I can get (I don't have the patience for missions), but the payout is still not good.
My frigate awaits.
(addendum: this message written dead drunk, much the way i intend to fight) WTF is this cimes used to be entertaining now 3 last random posts i have readed are crap when peeps posting here lost IQ?
Sry english its not native |

Renslip Darkdraught
Blue Republic RvB - BLUE Republic
19
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Posted - 2012.03.19 02:32:00 -
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Demonicly Posessed wrote: WTF is this cimes used to be entertaining now 3 last random posts i have readed are crap when peeps posting here lost IQ?
Sry english its not native
So, you are sad?
You can't win. You can't break even. You can't quit.
-Ginsberg |

Diesel47
Sons of Retribution Malice Alliance
6
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Posted - 2012.03.19 09:49:00 -
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Mods Muvila wrote:I'll break this down for you, some people don't know how to get easy pew.
Step 1. Join E-Uni
Step 2. Find a corpmate
Step 2. Hold CTRL and click on said corp mate*
Step 3. Press F1
Step 4. Lol
Step 5. Never dock.
Step 6. Lol
* This process may vary depending on your hotkey setup.
Happy Hunting!
I heard somewhere that you can get booted from corp when you are in space now?
Is that true or not? |

StonerPhReaK
Nasgul Collective Cascade Imminent
37
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Posted - 2012.03.19 15:09:00 -
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RubyPorto wrote:Renslip Darkdraught wrote:Mods Muvila wrote:I'll break this down for you, some people don't know how to get easy pew.
Step 1. Join E-Uni
Step 2. Find a corpmate
Step 2. Hold CTRL and click on said corp mate*
Step 3. Press F1
Step 4. Lol
Step 5. Never dock.
Step 6. Lol
* This process may vary depending on your hotkey setup.
Happy Hunting! ^^^this would have been amusing. Too late though, I joined then left a while ago. Too many rules against things I thought might be fun. So, I'm going to learn my own way. Some people learn best within the confines of a rigid system. I learn best within the depths of a drunken stupor. So? Do it to some other Hisec Corp. Then demand a ransom to dock. Then do it to another Hisec Corp... etc.
Until your petitioned as an awoxer who wont dock, To which ccp boots your account for a sec while they remove you from corp. ive been on comms as this happened. Its not as easy as you think.
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jimmyjam
Deadspace Exploration Conglomerate Clockwork Pineapple
28
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Posted - 2012.03.19 22:48:00 -
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Set your AP for PF-346 you may find some easy targets or you may find something eles. |

Lyris Nairn
GoonWaffe Goonswarm Federation
10494
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Posted - 2012.04.03 22:41:00 -
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Molette Nolm wrote:While NBSI dominate most of EVE it dosent favor the PVE'er nor the Industralist very much. With most being "pirates" these days thinking its cool to be a jerk there's very little interest in NRDS or as some call it, anti-piracy. However if you are a pirate yourself you most likely wish for highsec PVE and indy kills yourself so you can brag about your killboard fighting ships theres easier to kill than npc's. Anyhow, NRDS is the oppesite of that imo. Theres a large coalation of alliances and corps working together to keep (atleast within the coalation) to a more mature and honorable level. It favors PVE'ers and Indy toons, yes. Some says NRDS does not fit for pvp'ers. Maybe, maybe not. Its a personal oppinion. NRDS can bring just as many kills as NBSI although you tend to fight more PVP than You vs PVE sjips.
Im not sidding NBSI on this anyways. EVE needs a bit of both but atm the NRDS are not doing well. Its more challeging so why not step up and try to be what others cant and accept a challenge? :)
Yes, im posting on an alt since main is CEO of a NRDS corp and when posting stuff like this too many make this game too personal and i hate the smacktalking so the nerds without a job can feed their online ego. Btw that dont mean all, so think before you troll me :) If anything, NBSI favours PVE play more than does NRDS. Were this not true, then NRDS space would be full of bots rather than the bots flocking to NBSI space. With NBSI, it's immediately obvious when local is unsafe; and, whether a bot or an actual player, it is then pretty easy to get to safety before the bad guys show up to blast you. NRDS allows unknowns who've yet to do bad things the opportunity to do bad things prior to being set as red, and one of those bad things might be blowing up your PVE-fit ship. This is not a concern with NBSI. I fail to see how you figure that NRDS is safer, or a better fit, for a PVE-oriented individual whom presumably would like to keep his assets as safe as possible.
On another note, what are you even talking about with all this "pirate"-talk? Sky Captain of Your Heart Vote Lyris Nairn for CSM8 |

Pinky Feldman
Gank Bangers Moar Tears
81
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Posted - 2012.04.03 22:50:00 -
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Lyris Nairn wrote:Molette Nolm wrote:While NBSI dominate most of EVE it dosent favor the PVE'er nor the Industralist very much. With most being "pirates" these days thinking its cool to be a jerk there's very little interest in NRDS or as some call it, anti-piracy. However if you are a pirate yourself you most likely wish for highsec PVE and indy kills yourself so you can brag about your killboard fighting ships theres easier to kill than npc's. Anyhow, NRDS is the oppesite of that imo. Theres a large coalation of alliances and corps working together to keep (atleast within the coalation) to a more mature and honorable level. It favors PVE'ers and Indy toons, yes. Some says NRDS does not fit for pvp'ers. Maybe, maybe not. Its a personal oppinion. NRDS can bring just as many kills as NBSI although you tend to fight more PVP than You vs PVE sjips.
Im not sidding NBSI on this anyways. EVE needs a bit of both but atm the NRDS are not doing well. Its more challeging so why not step up and try to be what others cant and accept a challenge? :)
Yes, im posting on an alt since main is CEO of a NRDS corp and when posting stuff like this too many make this game too personal and i hate the smacktalking so the nerds without a job can feed their online ego. Btw that dont mean all, so think before you troll me :) If anything, NBSI favours PVE play more than does NRDS. Were this not true, then NRDS space would be full of bots rather than the bots flocking to NBSI space. With NBSI, it's immediately obvious when local is unsafe; and, whether a bot or an actual player, it is then pretty easy to get to safety before the bad guys show up to blast you. NRDS allows unknowns who've yet to do bad things the opportunity to do bad things prior to being set as red, and one of those bad things might be blowing up your PVE-fit ship. This is not a concern with NBSI. I fail to see how you figure that NRDS is safer, or a better fit, for a PVE-oriented individual whom presumably would like to keep his assets as safe as possible. On another note, what are you even talking about with all this "pirate"-talk?
I think what he means to say is that NRDS fits in better with the PVE-oriented individual's romanticization of how EVE should be like and the RP allure of a new pilot's journey before they become disenchanted and realize that targets are targets and EVE is and will always be a numbers game.
The moar you cry the less you pee |

Lyris Nairn
GoonWaffe Goonswarm Federation
10496
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Posted - 2012.04.04 03:11:00 -
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Pinky Feldman wrote:Lyris Nairn wrote:Molette Nolm wrote:While NBSI dominate most of EVE it dosent favor the PVE'er nor the Industralist very much. With most being "pirates" these days thinking its cool to be a jerk there's very little interest in NRDS or as some call it, anti-piracy. However if you are a pirate yourself you most likely wish for highsec PVE and indy kills yourself so you can brag about your killboard fighting ships theres easier to kill than npc's. Anyhow, NRDS is the oppesite of that imo. Theres a large coalation of alliances and corps working together to keep (atleast within the coalation) to a more mature and honorable level. It favors PVE'ers and Indy toons, yes. Some says NRDS does not fit for pvp'ers. Maybe, maybe not. Its a personal oppinion. NRDS can bring just as many kills as NBSI although you tend to fight more PVP than You vs PVE sjips.
Im not sidding NBSI on this anyways. EVE needs a bit of both but atm the NRDS are not doing well. Its more challeging so why not step up and try to be what others cant and accept a challenge? :)
Yes, im posting on an alt since main is CEO of a NRDS corp and when posting stuff like this too many make this game too personal and i hate the smacktalking so the nerds without a job can feed their online ego. Btw that dont mean all, so think before you troll me :) If anything, NBSI favours PVE play more than does NRDS. Were this not true, then NRDS space would be full of bots rather than the bots flocking to NBSI space. With NBSI, it's immediately obvious when local is unsafe; and, whether a bot or an actual player, it is then pretty easy to get to safety before the bad guys show up to blast you. NRDS allows unknowns who've yet to do bad things the opportunity to do bad things prior to being set as red, and one of those bad things might be blowing up your PVE-fit ship. This is not a concern with NBSI. I fail to see how you figure that NRDS is safer, or a better fit, for a PVE-oriented individual whom presumably would like to keep his assets as safe as possible. On another note, what are you even talking about with all this "pirate"-talk? I think what he means to say is that NRDS fits in better with the PVE-oriented individual's romanticization of how EVE should be like and the RP allure of a new pilot's journey before they become disenchanted and realize that targets are targets and EVE is and will always be a numbers game. With that, I can agree entirely. Many science fiction franchises have their morality established in such a way that NBSI's policy of shooting first and perhaps pursuing diplomatic contact later would be an affront to their stated ideals. If you come to EVE thinking you're going to be Captain Picard and win the day through charm and fastidiously tucking in your jumper, then you are likely to find yourself rudely introduced to a new clone. Sky Captain of Your Heart Vote Lyris Nairn for CSM8 |

Herping yourDerp
Federal Navy Academy Gallente Federation
468
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Posted - 2012.04.06 23:12:00 -
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the reason miners don't mine in lowsec are pirates, its a catch 22. |

Boomhaur
8
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Posted - 2012.04.07 03:59:00 -
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Buy cheap frigates, fit them cheaply and than just shoot EVERYTHING. You find out a lot of people are not fit to fight, I've taken on countless BS with a poor little rifter and held my own. Never took one down but I fought one for about 20min straight till he got his buddies from other games to log off to log into eve for assistance. If your lucky you might make a little money if not you get some good stories out of it.
I can only imagine the conversation of him calling him his friends to help him in a fight because he can't kill a rifter in his megathon. When help arrived it was in the form of 3-4ships to his aid lol. |
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Dry Martinis
School of Applied Knowledge Caldari State
5
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Posted - 2012.04.09 07:32:00 -
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Herping yourDerp wrote:the reason miners don't mine in lowsec are pirates, its a catch 22.
Uh oh, incoming lowsec nerf. =P
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FloppieTheBanjoClown
The Skunkworks
1287
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Posted - 2012.04.09 14:38:00 -
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Dry Martinis wrote:Herping yourDerp wrote:the reason miners don't mine in lowsec are pirates, its a catch 22. Uh oh, incoming lowsec nerf. =P If it brings miners to lowsec, wouldn't that be a buff?
edit: I just had an amusing thought. With the new "no warping under GCC in highsec" rule, maybe we can do what the hardcore carebears want and bring concord to lowsec...but without the warp lockdown. Evading concord would be legal and their response times in a 0.1 would be so slow it would be laughable. BUT the carebears would feel safe because Concord, giving the -10 pirates more to shoot.
Disclaimer: I AM NOT SERIOUSLY PROPOSING THIS. It's time to put an end to CCP's war on piracy. Fight your own battles and stop asking CCP to do it for you. |

Dead Loss
Sweet Capsuleer Tears
31
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Posted - 2012.04.09 14:39:00 -
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Lyris Nairn wrote:Pinky Feldman wrote:Lyris Nairn wrote:Molette Nolm wrote:While NBSI dominate most of EVE it dosent favor the PVE'er nor the Industralist very much. With most being "pirates" these days thinking its cool to be a jerk there's very little interest in NRDS or as some call it, anti-piracy. However if you are a pirate yourself you most likely wish for highsec PVE and indy kills yourself so you can brag about your killboard fighting ships theres easier to kill than npc's. Anyhow, NRDS is the oppesite of that imo. Theres a large coalation of alliances and corps working together to keep (atleast within the coalation) to a more mature and honorable level. It favors PVE'ers and Indy toons, yes. Some says NRDS does not fit for pvp'ers. Maybe, maybe not. Its a personal oppinion. NRDS can bring just as many kills as NBSI although you tend to fight more PVP than You vs PVE sjips.
Im not sidding NBSI on this anyways. EVE needs a bit of both but atm the NRDS are not doing well. Its more challeging so why not step up and try to be what others cant and accept a challenge? :)
Yes, im posting on an alt since main is CEO of a NRDS corp and when posting stuff like this too many make this game too personal and i hate the smacktalking so the nerds without a job can feed their online ego. Btw that dont mean all, so think before you troll me :) If anything, NBSI favours PVE play more than does NRDS. Were this not true, then NRDS space would be full of bots rather than the bots flocking to NBSI space. With NBSI, it's immediately obvious when local is unsafe; and, whether a bot or an actual player, it is then pretty easy to get to safety before the bad guys show up to blast you. NRDS allows unknowns who've yet to do bad things the opportunity to do bad things prior to being set as red, and one of those bad things might be blowing up your PVE-fit ship. This is not a concern with NBSI. I fail to see how you figure that NRDS is safer, or a better fit, for a PVE-oriented individual whom presumably would like to keep his assets as safe as possible. On another note, what are you even talking about with all this "pirate"-talk? I think what he means to say is that NRDS fits in better with the PVE-oriented individual's romanticization of how EVE should be like and the RP allure of a new pilot's journey before they become disenchanted and realize that targets are targets and EVE is and will always be a numbers game. With that, I can agree entirely. Many science fiction franchises have their morality established in such a way that NBSI's policy of shooting first and perhaps pursuing diplomatic contact later would be an affront to their stated ideals. If you come to EVE thinking you're going to be Captain Picard and win the day through charm and fastidiously tucking in your jumper, then you are likely to find yourself rudely introduced to a new clone.
Then again you have won Eve because you ARE the sky captain of our hearts. |

Dry Martinis
School of Applied Knowledge Caldari State
8
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Posted - 2012.04.10 06:31:00 -
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FloppieTheBanjoClown wrote:Dry Martinis wrote:Herping yourDerp wrote:the reason miners don't mine in lowsec are pirates, its a catch 22. Uh oh, incoming lowsec nerf. =P If it brings miners to lowsec, wouldn't that be a buff? edit: I just had an amusing thought. With the new "no warping under GCC in highsec" rule, maybe we can do what the hardcore carebears want and bring concord to lowsec...but without the warp lockdown. Evading concord would be legal and their response times in a 0.1 would be so slow it would be laughable. BUT the carebears would feel safe because Concord, giving the -10 pirates more to shoot. Disclaimer: I AM NOT SERIOUSLY PROPOSING THIS.
Lol, I was implying that nerfs would come to low that would make it safer as eve is becoming a carebears dream. |

Dorn Val
Probe Patrol Project Wildfire
36
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Posted - 2012.04.10 06:40:00 -
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I like your style! +1
Renslip Darkdraught wrote: ... I would really appreciate it if more unprotected miners would venture into low sec..
Unfortunately I know quiet a few players who have well over 20 million SP who want the same thing *sigh*
Just like there is no I in Team there is no Fair in Eve... |
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