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General Coochie The Bastards	Posted - 2008.01.23 21:21:00 - [61] Originally by: Gunner Cid A lot of interesting views on piracy in here. From my POV the pirate title is simply a RP idea, I ransom when I need money, I gate camp when my AO is dead/slow, I gank ppl that rat in low sec (noobs?), I fight other groups of like minded people. I prefer to have a low sec status because I believe it is the most difficult and enjoyable way to play Eve, everything requires a plan. I just enjoy challenging pvp, which leads to why I only log in to change skills, being in a large gang to gank 1-2 ppl is not enjoyable or challenging yet that is all that is available to do. Good post, I agree, thats the same reasons I pirate.
Marcus TheMartin Gallente The Scope	Posted - 2008.01.24 03:37:00 - [62] Edited by: Marcus TheMartin on 24/01/2008 03:38:24 Originally by: Everyone Dies REAL pirates corps are all -10 and do not have alts (in corp or out of corp) that can enter high sec. A pirate lives in low sec and does all their business in low security systems. If you have an alt account that hauls, trades, missions in high sec to make isk, why the ** are you pirating? The holy triniy of Eve Accounts. The Pvper, the hauler, the mission runner I'm looking at you Crimson! Originally by:** Yonneh Originally by: Patso Tappaja Pirates are honestly epeen boosting n00bs that use most of their time to gank haulers. Real men PvP in 0.0 space. Low sec is for us carebears to mine,rat and run missions. Honestly, why you would bully innocent people that just want to make money in low sec. Quit Eve. Trolling Mission Status: Success!
Crimson Onyx the united Sex Panthers	Posted - 2008.01.24 03:57:00 - [63] Edited by: Crimson Onyx on 24/01/2008 03:57:55 Originally by: Marcus TheMartin Edited by: Marcus TheMartin on 24/01/2008 03:38:24 Originally by: Everyone Dies REAL pirates corps are all -10 and do not have alts (in corp or out of corp) that can enter high sec. A pirate lives in low sec and does all their business in low security systems. If you have an alt account that hauls, trades, missions in high sec to make isk, why the ** are you pirating? The holy triniy of Eve Accounts. The Pvper, the hauler, the mission runner I'm looking at you Crimson! Originally by:** Yonneh Originally by: Patso Tappaja Pirates are honestly epeen boosting n00bs that use most of their time to gank haulers. Real men PvP in 0.0 space. Low sec is for us carebears to mine,rat and run missions. Honestly, why you would bully innocent people that just want to make money in low sec. Quit Eve. Trolling Mission Status: Success! Marcus enjoy the scope ya noob. What outlaw doesn't have an alt or friend with an alt I don't want that industrial **** on my main :P
Surfin's PlunderBunny Minmatar mUfFiN fAcToRy Sex Panthers	Posted - 2008.01.24 04:03:00 - [64] I made a mission runner... then it got it's ass handed to it by 5 rogue drones and now I don't want to look at it () () (â;..;)â (")(")
Sojiuro Boennerup Banden Long Distance Serial Killlers	Posted - 2008.01.24 04:13:00 - [65] B--B averages -10 \^^/
The Tzar	Posted - 2008.01.24 10:53:00 - [66] I'm pretty sure that all of us at Havoc Inc. and our beloved alliance Blood Blind are have sec status lower than -9.0. And I can assure you everyone there has the yarrro running through their veins. In fact I remember being told when I first started in Havoc that unless I had outlaw status I couldn't go on ops as I would never be primaried as a 'yellow' If you miss out on a kill because you didn't want the sec status hit, you are not a pirate. Pirating in 0.0 is easy compared to lowsec. Not only do you not have sentry guns to deal with, you also have the rich ratting grounds to fund your yarro 0.0. Not only are the bounties much bigger, you get officer spawns and the safety of alliance systems with multiple permanant scouts. Bah, childsplay.
Teslique Gallente Play Bunnies	Posted - 2008.01.24 12:00:00 - [67] Hmm yes I was going to mention what about the people who pirate in 0.0. It does seem pretty easy if you avoid blobd, and just watch the pipes to kill/ransom people transporting and look for soft targets. And I have noticed a LOT of these alliances have lots of "younger" indy type players so the picking are ripe...
PaNzErEllA Gallente DEATH'S LEGION	Posted - 2008.01.24 13:22:00 - [68] Originally by: Patso Tappaja Pirates are honestly epeen boosting n00bs that use most of their time to gank haulers. Real men PvP in 0.0 space. Low sec is for us carebears to mine,rat and run missions. Honestly, why you would bully innocent people that just want to make money in low sec. The above is a rediculous statement... As for -10; Attempting to get to true -10 is a hefty acheivement. I myself am on the long crusade to the holy land. Currently -9.999999999999, only another 2000 pod kills to go :( -10 is fun, but pirating is a lifestyle. PAN CEO - Death's Legion
Rellik B00n Vale Heavy Industries Molotov Coalition	Posted - 2008.01.24 14:08:00 - [69] Originally by: PaNzErEllA -10 is fun, but pirating is a lifestyle. id go further and say its a state of mind. then id say /thread. also lol at this thread remix:never fades 07(2)
Idaeus Earned In Blood	Posted - 2008.01.24 15:58:00 - [70] Originally by: Bellum Eternus Let me guess: your corp does something other than pirate in low sec? Flying around in 0.0? Empire wars perhaps? High sec ganking? IMO the defining pedigree in Eve for being a pirate is having extremely low (-9.0 or less) sec status. Anything else and you're just a hooligan or petty brigand. There was a time when we (EARN) were all -8 and below. We ran out of targets, so we ground up sec, launched a few wars, got targets again. That and we take contract work now and then that involves POS removal. We used to say screw it and take the sec hit while sieging, but a number of contracts in the pipe were highsec POS kills. But yeah, I'd say hooligan easily applies to us. Were pirates, then the pipe ran dry. Earned In Blood
Patso Tappaja Paisti Paisti Syndicate	Posted - 2008.01.25 06:57:00 - [71] Originally by: Marcus TheMartin Edited by: Marcus TheMartin on 24/01/2008 03:38:24 Originally by: Everyone Dies REAL pirates corps are all -10 and do not have alts (in corp or out of corp) that can enter high sec. A pirate lives in low sec and does all their business in low security systems. If you have an alt account that hauls, trades, missions in high sec to make isk, why the ** are you pirating? The holy triniy of Eve Accounts. The Pvper, the hauler, the mission runner I'm looking at you Crimson! Originally by:** Yonneh Originally by: Patso Tappaja Pirates are honestly epeen boosting n00bs that use most of their time to gank haulers. Real men PvP in 0.0 space. Low sec is for us carebears to mine,rat and run missions. Honestly, why you would bully innocent people that just want to make money in low sec. Quit Eve. Trolling Mission Status: Success! NOOOO, you ruined my bait. This Sig doesnt lack eve-online material THIS time.
Tzar'rim Minmatar Reckless Corsairs	Posted - 2008.01.25 09:06:00 - [72] Funny how people still think that numbers actually mean anything, WOW is ----> way.
Verone Veto. Veto Corp	Posted - 2008.01.25 17:13:00 - [73] Edited by: Verone on 25/01/2008 17:12:49 Sec status means nothing with regards to being a "pirate". Sitting on a gate all day smartbombing haulers, nubships and rookie players isn't piracy. In fundemental terms it's the same as spawn camping in an FPS, catching people on the load in. Being -10 doesn't mean you're a pirate. It means you're an outlaw. The two things in themselves are very different. >>> THE LIFE OF AN OUTLAW - EVE FICTION <<<
Mat rix Caldari Grail Seekers	Posted - 2008.01.25 17:42:00 - [74] Im just misunderstood. . . ship parts for sale
PaNzErEllA Gallente DEATH'S LEGION	Posted - 2008.01.25 17:52:00 - [75] Originally by: Verone Edited by: Verone on 25/01/2008 17:12:49 Sec status means nothing with regards to being a "pirate". Sitting on a gate all day smartbombing haulers, nubships and rookie players isn't piracy. In fundemental terms it's the same as spawn camping in an FPS, catching people on the load in. Being -10 doesn't mean you're a pirate. It means you're an outlaw. The two things in themselves are very different. In turn, then taking the items from the smartbombing and selling the items for personal gain at the expense of others would be piracy :)
Tzar'rim Minmatar Reckless Corsairs	Posted - 2008.01.25 18:33:00 - [76] Originally by: Verone Edited by: Verone on 25/01/2008 17:12:49 Sec status means nothing with regards to being a "pirate". Sitting on a gate all day smartbombing haulers, nubships and rookie players isn't piracy. In fundemental terms it's the same as spawn camping in an FPS, catching people on the load in. Being -10 doesn't mean you're a pirate. It means you're an outlaw. The two things in themselves are very different. I love your Verone... in a manly way ofcourse /blush
General Coochie The Bastards	Posted - 2008.01.26 11:53:00 - [77] Personally I need the -5 -> -10 sec status to feel like a pirate. If the wanted sign goes I also feel a bit.. meh.. My alt is not outlaw nor is he wanted and I don't feel like a pirate operating him. More like bait, scout, annoying dude wanting a fight. The day I make him outlaw I think he will get the same love when I'm flying him as coochie does. Well thats my own personal experience.

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